Teen Trauma Resources for Parents and Survivors

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Housing

Catholic Worker Movement

Shelter provision

Provides shelter to people

Contact No.: 212 777 9617

The Wellhouse

A 24-hour shelter located in Odenville, Alabama offering immediate assistance to trafficked women who are rescued from anywhere in the United States.

Crisis Line: (800) 991-0948 Office: (800) 991-9937

Child Welfare Information Gateway

Resources, Library

Offers articles and resources on trauma and highlight state facilities to citizens

Contact No.: 800 394 3366

Legal Services

Clinic Legal

Legal services for Immigrants and Victims

Religious Immigration Services, Affordable legal services to immigrants

Contact No.: 301 565 4500

Online Support Groups

7 Cups

Emotional Support Group and Conversations Free 24/7 chat rooms with volunteer listeners

Online community and App

ADAA Anxiety and Depression Support Group

Support Group for Anxiety and Depression Association of America

Balanced Mind Parent Network

Online Support Community for parents about mood disorders, treatment, school admissions, research and discussion boards

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance

Online Support Groups and Directory to in-person support groups in your community.

NAMI Connection

NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group is a free, peer-led support group for any adult who has experienced symptoms of a mental health condition.

Teen Trauma Resources

Finding Hope Project

Find missing children
Resource to find missing children

Polaris Project

Operates a National Hotline, Advocates and Supports survivors

Public Policy, Fundraising, Victim Support, Financial Support

Contact No.: 888 373 7888

RAINN

Support for sexual assault survivors. Fundrasing, Awareness

Victim Services, Public Education, Public Policy, Consulting and Training

Contact No.: 800 656 4673

Untrafficked.org

Education and resources for prevention, response and advocacy to stop sex trafficking in America.

Youth.GOV

Resources, listing of agencies and program, educational programs to help youths. Offers program funding to community organizations and you can search for services available in your community

Contact No.: 877 231 7843

Scholarships

Boston College Strong Scholarship

Program awards a scholarship to a student with a disability and demonstrated financial need, who exhibits qualities of compassion and service to the community, or who has overcome adversity.

Massachusetts

Dirk Derrick Car & Truck Accident Injury Scholarship

Program offers a scholarship to any current or soon-to-be undergraduate who has had their life changed due to an injury from a car or truck accident.

National Scholarship

Jason Ackerman Memorial Scholarships

Program provides scholarships to students who have survived a life altering circumstance due to illness or otherwise for undergraduate degrees from any Florida school of choice.

Florida Scholarship

Staver Accident Injury Lawers, National Scholarship

Provides a scholarship to individuals that have been hurt in a car accident (in the Chicago area), or other types of personal injury situations and are struggling to keep up with medical bills and their day to day lives.

National Scholarship

THE TRAUMA SURVIVORS FOUNDATION

2055 Limestone Road, Suite 109, Wilmington, DE 19808

Contact Number:(888) 959-1099

Support Hotlines

Disaster Distress Hotline

The Disaster Distress Helpline puts people in need of counseling on the path to recovery. Provides immediate counseling for people affected by any disaster or tragedy

Phone Number:800 985 5990

National Domestic Violence Hotline

Personal Safety Hotline abuse or unhealthy behaviors in dating or spousal relationships

Phone Number:800.799.SAFE (7233)

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources

Contact No.: 800 273 8255

Parents Anonymous - National Parent Helpline

Parents Anonymous® Inc. runs a National Parent Helpline (1.855.4A.PARENT) for parents who need help or parenting advice.

Contact No. 1-855-4A.Parent

SAMHSA National Helpline

The National Helpline provides 24-hour free and confidential referrals and information about mental and/or substance use disorders, prevention, treatment, and recovery in English and Spanish.

Contact No.: 800 662 4357

National Human Trafficking Resource Center

Tipline and suport for victims of human trafficking. Provides services to victims and survivors of sex and labor trafficking

Contact No.: 888 373 7888

24/7 Hotline and Support for including legal services for victims and survivors of human trafficking

Treatment

Mission Harbor

Treat teenagers with trauma and disorders (outpatient treatment)

Contact No.805 209 4433

National Center for PTSD

treat PTSD

Contact No. 800 273 8255

Clinical services, education and training programs, data collection and evaluation, public policy and awareness efforts, develop and disseminate new interventions and resource materials

National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare

Providing information, expert consultation, training and technical assistance to child welfare, dependency court and substance use treatment professionals to improve the safety, permanency, well-being and recovery outcomes for children, parents and families.

National Child Traumatic Stress Network

Child welfare, family support, providing treatment to trauma patients

Contact No. 310 235 2633, 919 682 1552

THRIVE Clinic - University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

In Florida, the Trafficking Health care Resources and Interdisciplinary Victim Services and Education (THRIVE) Clinic at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine provides the resources of a world-class research hospital to trafficking survivors across the Southeast.

Contact No. 305-243-1046

Treatment and Resources

National Institute of Mental Health

Information about mental health including research and clinical trials

Contact No. 866 615 6464

Office of Minority Health

Programs and services resources for Minorities

Contact No. 800 444 6472

Listing of organizations that help teens and are funded by the Offie of Minority Health

PsychologyToday

Assisting citizens in finding mental health professionals in US

Mental Health Professionals’ Directory

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

Reduce substance abuse and improve mental health of US citizens

Contact No. 877 726 4727