Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual Disability Services (DBHIDS)
Philadelphia - Network of Neighbors
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1101 Market Street
Suite 700
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Suite 700
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Eligibility:
Available to all neighborhoods in Philadelphia that have been
impacted by acute stress, trauma, loss, or violence in the
community. The services are appropriate for community members age 9
and over.
NOTE: Network of Neighbors' programs are not appropriate for the direct victims of the violence; they are intended for the broader impacted community (witnesses, classmates, friends, neighbors, teachers, colleagues, etc.)
NOTE: Network of Neighbors' programs are not appropriate for the direct victims of the violence; they are intended for the broader impacted community (witnesses, classmates, friends, neighbors, teachers, colleagues, etc.)
Hours:
Call for information. Network of Neighbors will work with the
Community Connector to schedule events.
Phone/FAX Numbers
- (267) 233-4837
- (215) 685-5400
Email Address: networkofneighbors@phila.gov
Fee Amounts:
Services free of charge.
Intake Procedure:
Call or email to connect with Network staff. Your call or message
will be answered in 1 to 2 business days.
Intake Requirements:
Requires an invitation from the community (a Community Connector)
to ensure that the community's voice drives the process.
Geographical Area:
Philadelphia County
Helpful Tips:
Uses the ASK Model; the Network never responds unless invited in by
the community. No intervention is planned without a community
member acting as co-lead, mediator (between the community and the
Network), and gatekeeper.
The Network is comprised of professionals and community leaders trained on the impact of and reactions to traumatic experiences. Individuals who are interested in joining the Network are welcome.
The Network is comprised of professionals and community leaders trained on the impact of and reactions to traumatic experiences. Individuals who are interested in joining the Network are welcome.
Additional Services Offered at this Agency:
- Advocacy
- Comprehensive Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment
- Crime Victim/Witness Counseling
- Crisis Residential Treatment
- Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays
- General Crisis Intervention Hotlines
- Group Counseling
- Health/Disability Related Counseling
- In Person Crisis Intervention
- Individual Counseling
- Medication Assisted Maintenance Treatment for Substance Use Disorders
- Mental Health Crisis Lines
- Neighborhood Improvement Groups
- Networking/Relationship Building Support
- Peer Mental Health Support Services
- Post Disaster Mental Health Services
- Psychiatric Mobile Response Teams
- Psychiatric Rehabilitation
- Residential Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facilities
- Specialized Information and Referral * Crime Witnesses
- State Medicaid Managed Care Enrollment Programs
- Substance Use Disorder Counseling
- Suicide Counseling
- Suicide Prevention Hotlines
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* The community resource directory information is up to date to the best of our knowledge. However, you should always call the provider to confirm this information and make an appointment. Be sure to confirm payment information with the provider, if payment is required. Pennsylvania 211 does not rate, recommend or endorse any agency. We simply provide information as a public service.
Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual Disability Services (DBHIDS)
Philadelphia - Network of Neighbors
Philadelphia - Network of Neighbors