National Alliance on Mental IllnessForensic Resources
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PHILADELPHIA POLICE DEPARTMENT
PREMISE HISTORY - ADA (DISABILITY) INFORMATION FORM This form will assist police, fire or medical personnel when they are responding to an emergency or other call from your home, in identifying and/or assisting you, or a person in your household who has a disability. The information will be submitted into the Philadelphia Police Department's CAD system for use by Philadelphia's 911 dispatchers. The purpose is to ensure that 911 dispatchers and emergency response personnel are aware, in advance, of any information you feel they would need to know about people with disabilities in your household in the event of an emergency.
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Mental Health Forensic Assistance- Philadelphia Prisons
Scott Wilson, A.C.S.W. Supervisor, Re-Entry Services 215-685-8657 scott.wilson@prisons.phila.gov Detention Center 8201 State Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19136 Information and assistance in accessing services or supports for mental health consumers in the prison system.
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Philadelphia Prisons OFFICE OF COMMUNITY JUSTICE & OUTREACH To serve as the central office of the System to respond to, and/or refer complaints and inquiries from the public regarding prison operations, programs, and services. Wilfredo Rojas, Director Phone: (215) 685-7711 Email: Wilfred.Rojas@prisons.phila.gov Sgt. Donna Madison, Special Assistant Phone: (215) 685-7075 & (215) 685-8995 Email: Donna.Madison@prisons.phila.gov |
ONE-STOP REENTRY The Mayor's Office for Reentry of Ex-Offenders 1739 S. 54th Street Philadelphia, PA 19143 Services Offered Job Readiness Training Job Training Job Placement & Retention Mental Health Substance Abuse Housing Parenting Classes Case Management For more information contact The Mayor’s Office for the Reentry of Ex-Offenders
990 Spring Garden Street Suite 700, Philadelphia, PA 19123 t:(215) 685-3652 f: (215)685-3601 |
The Pennsylvania Prison Society 245 North Broad Street, Suite 300 Philadelphia, PA 19107 Programs/Services: 215-564-4775 www.prisonsociety.org Re-Entry Services Programs 215-564-4775 ext. 121 Re-entry programs, both in our Philadelphia office and in the Philadelphia prisons (JOBS program), offer help with life skills, obtaining identification, job search preparation, and job readiness. Support to Kids with Incarcerated Parents 215-564-4775 ext. 123 If you know a child who has a parent in prison and is struggling, acting out, or having trouble in school, the Prison Society may be able to help. Family Transportation Program 215-564-4775 ext.400 Transportation from Philadelphia to 24 state correctional facilities. The cost is $15 per person, and reservations must be made in advance. Do you know someone in prison who is having a problem? 215-564-6005 ext.100 Our Official Prison Visitors visit incarcerated men and women in state or county facilities needing help with a medical, parole, or other kind of problem. Or, they may simply need a listening ear from a visitor. |
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