Scott County Youth Resources

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Developed in partnership between the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, the Tennessee Alliance for Drug Endangered Children, and the STAND Coalition of Scott County, Tennessee.

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Resource Name	What type of resource is it?	Resource Address (Address)	Resource Address (Address2)	Resource Address (City)	Resource Address (State)	Resource Address (Zip)	Resource County	Resource Phone Number

(423) 663-2445 (423) 569-7979 Scott County Health Department Child/Adolescent development and support (423) 569-8900 DCS (Department of Children's Services) The Department of Children's Services is Tennessee's public child welfare agency and establishes statewide standards for performance that reflect best practices for child welfare. The Department investigates allegations of child abuse and neglect. We also administer the state's foster-care system and we work especially hard to find permanency for the children and youth who come into our care, whether that is through reunification or adoption. Our Juvenile Justice division serves the youth who have been adjudicated delinquent and we work closely with scores of private providers and community partners across the state of Tennessee. Big South Fork Medical Center The Oneida Schools' Family Resource Center's mission is to provide educational programs that support at-risk families and students within the Oneida Special School District. This Family Resource Center collaborates with trusted public support agencies to better serve our families, students, and community. The Oneida Schools Family Resource Center achieves goals by coordinating and assisting with public relations activities provided by nonprofit agencies such as: ALQI's CHAMP program, Coordinated School Health, police departments, judicial departments, health councils, and other social service institutions within the Scott County community to bring needed resources to our students and their families. Healthcare/Mental Health STAND - Schools Together Allowing No Drugs 436 Church Avenue Suite 1 22510 Alberta Street (423) 569-3303 (423) 663-4119 Appalachian Life Quality Initiative (ALQI) Alcohol & Drug Assessments, Case Management Services, Child & Family Therapy, Forensic Interviews, Intensive Outpatient Groups (ages 8-17), Parenting/Co-Parenting, Prevention Educational Program, Psychiatric Medication Services, SANE Examinations for Children, Trauma Focused Therapy, Tennessee Health Link, Victim Services. (423) 286-9989 Oneida Children's Center of the Cumberlands 18797 Alberta Street 104 Fire Hall Drive Boys and Girls Club of the Cumberland Plateau 10725 Alberta Street Huntsville STAND is a non-profit that focuses on raising public awareness on pressing issues surrounding drug and alcohol misuse and abuse, particularly among youth. This is facilitated through partnerships with individuals and organizations that share our vision for a drug-free Scott. Works with At Risk Youth-tobacco/vaping cessation; Drug Endangered Children (DEC) education; Domestic Violence prevention education HIGH 5 Solutions, LLC Oneida (423) 569-8521 Health/Medical 18752 Alberta Street Hospital/Medical (423) 286-9500 344 Court St 115 Sheppard Road Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services (423) 569-2677 Oneida Schools Family Resource Center (423) 569-3800 436 Church Street Mountain People's Health Councils (423) 286-9925 133 West 2nd Avenue Mental Health Dental needs; clothing, food and RAM Clinics TN 460 Industrial Lane Scott