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Shelley Reed 23 State House Station Augusta, Maine 04333 207-624-6637
Information on Hurricane Katrina displaced student located on Truancy, Dropout and Alternative Education page
Department of Health and Human Service Augusta- 35 Anthony Ave Augusta, Me 04330 207-624-8000 or 1-800-452-1926
Bangor- 396 Griffin Road Bangor, Me 04401 207-561-4100 or 1-800-432-7825
Biddeford- 208 Graham Street Biddeford, Me 04005 207-286-2400 or 1-800-322-1919
Calais- 392 South Street Calais, Me 04619 207-454-9000 or 1-800-622-1400
Caribou- 14 Access Highway Caribou, Me 04736 207-493-4000 or 1-800-432-7366
Ellsworth- 17 Eastward Lane Ellsworth, Me 04605 207-667-1600 or 1-800-432-7823
Farmington- 114 Corn Shop Lane Farmington, Me 04938 207-778-8400 or 1-800-442-6382
Fort Kent- 137 Market Street Fort Kent, Me 04743 207-834-7900 or 1-800-432-7340
Houlton- 11 High Street Houlton Me, 04730 207-532-5000 or 1-800-432-7338
Lewiston- 200 Main Street Lewiston Me, 04240 207-795-4300 or 1-800-482-7517 Machais- 13 Prescott Drive Machais Me, 04654 207-255-2000 or 1-800-432-7846
Portland- 161 Marginal Way Portland Me, 04101 207-822-2000 or 1-800-482-7520
Rockland- 360 Old County Road Rockland Me, 04841 207-596-4200 or 1-800-432-7802
Sanford-890 Main Street Sanford Me, 04073 207-490-5400 or 1-800-482-0790
Skowhegan-98 North Avenue Skowhegan Me, 04976 207-474-4800 or 1-800-452-4602
South Paris- 243 Main Street Suite 6 South Paris Me, 04281-9901 207-744-1200 or 1-888-593-9775
Psychiatric Hospitals
Acadia Hospital-Bangor, Maine 207-973-6100 Adolescent Treatment Program-24 bed Unit ages 13-17 Children's Treatment Program-17 Bed Unit ages 5-12 Young Adult Treatment Program-14-16 bed unit ages 16-20
Hampstead Hospital- New Hampshire 603-329-5311 Adolescent Treatment Program-20 bed unit ages 15-18 Youth Treatment Program-20 bed unit ages 7-14 Developmental Disabilities Program-16 bed unit ages 6-16
Maine General Hospital-Waterville, Maine 207-871-2581 Adolescent Recovery Program Adolescent Treatment Program -8 bed unit ages 13-17
Maine Medical Center P6-Portland, Maine 207-871-2581 Adolescent Treatment Program-26 bed unit serving those with acute medical needs co-occuring with psychiatric illness
Mercy Hospital-Portland, Maine 207-879-3795 Eating Disorder Program- 12 bed unit
Northern Maine Medical Center-Fort Kent, Maine 207-834-3155 Youth and Adolescent Treatment Program-7 bed unit ages 4-18
Portsmouth Pavilion-Portsmouth, New Hampshire 603-433-6990 Multi-generational Unit-4 bed unit ages 14-17 22 bed unit for adults
St. Mary's Hospital -Lewiston, Maine 207-777-8100 Adolescent Treatment Unit-14 bed unit ages 12-17 Children's Unit-8 bed unit ages 5-12
Spring Harbor Hopsital-South Portland, Maine 207-761-2200 Multi-generational Unit-12 bed unit for adolescents/adults Adolescent Treatment Unit-Two 14 bed units ages 13-17 Children's Treatment Unit-12 bed unit for ages 4-12 Developmental Disabilities Unit-12 bed unit ages 4-21
Keeping Maine's Children Connected www.maine.gov/education/speced/kmcc Susan Lieberman-207-874-5950 susan/lieberman@maine.gov Shelley Reed-207-624-6673 shelley.reed@maine.gov
Department of Corrections Juvenile Services- www.maine.gov/corrections Region 1 Regional Correctional Administrator-Daniel Harfoush- daniel.harfoush@state.me.us 629 Westbrook Street South Portland, Maine 04106 207-822-2850 Region 2 Regional Correctional Administrator-Cynthia Brann- cynthia.brann@state.me.us 60 Pine Street Lewiston, Maine 04243 207-783-5383 Region 3 Regional Correctional Administrator-Mark Boger- mark.boger@state.me.us P.O. Box 2308 320 Water Street Augusta, Maine 04330 207-287-5276 Region 4 Regional Correctional Administrator-David Barrett- david.barrett@state.me.us 10 Franklin Street Bangor, Maine 04401 207-941-3130 Long Creek Youth Development Center Superintendent -Rodney Bouffard- rodney.bouffard@state.me.us 375 Westbrook Street South Portland, Maine 04106 207-822-2600 Long Creek Youth Development Center functions as a total education rehabilitation resource within the state-wide correctional setting. The center provides care, custody, and security for it's residents. It provides services such as hold for court evaluation, diagnostic services, education, physical education, volunteer services, social services, worship services, medical services, and recreational services through the A.R Gould School. Mountain View Youth Development Center Superintendent-Eric Hanson- eric.hanson@maine.gov 1182 Dover road Charleston, Maine 04422 207-285-0880 Mountain View Youth Development Center is a 140 bed unit serving incarcerated offenders male and female ages 11-21. Mountain View provides therapeutic treatment, rehabilitative treatment, and educational programs such as comprehensive assessments, cognitive behavior skills, behavior management, educational and hands on vocational programs, psychological and social services, substance abuse counseling, medical and dental services, religious programs, and after care programming. Family & Systems Teams "helping Maine families achieve their goals through a voluntary collaborative planning process" What is FST? Family and Systems Teams (FST) is a facilitated collaborative planning process that gives Maine families the opportunity to work with a team of providers and natural supports to develop a comprehensive plan to better their lives. FST is safety-centered, strengths-based, and designed to meet the needs of all family members. Feedback from FST participants tells us that initial FST cases have been very successful in helping families make substantive changes in their lives When can FST be used? FST is most useful when a family is involved with numerous systems and not able to access wraparound or targeted case management services Criteria for referral: ~Multiple systems are involved, without benefit of a comprehensive plan ~Two or more agencies are providing services ~The family is experiencing significant difficulty in several of the nine life domains ~There has been long term involvement with multiple systems without significant improvement in quality of life for the family How does FST work? ~An FST Facilitator meets with the family to develop a strategy that brings all relevant people to the table ~Using a process that identifies the family's strengths and needs, the Family and Systems Teams develops a comprehensive plan involving the family, providers, and natural supports ~A Plan Coordinator designated by the Team continues to work with the group to coordinate service delivery and fulfill the plan's objective Who to Contact: FST Project, Institute for Public Sector Innovation, Muskie School of Public Service, University of Southern Maine 295 Water Street, Augusta, Me 04330 Erica Hansen King 626-5046 erica.king@maine.gov Annelisa Schneider 626-5290 annelisa.schneider@maine.gov Referral to FST are through your local Regional Children's Cabinet: Region 1York, Cumberland Dan Harfoush 822-2855 Rachel Posner 822-0246 Frances Ryan 822-2316 Region 2Oxford, Androscoggin, Sagadahoc, Franklin, Lincoln, Kennebec, Waldo, Knox, Somerset Robin Brookes 442-7963 Region 3Hancock, Washington, Penobscot, Piscataquis, Aroostook Judy Fortin 941-4422
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