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South Dakota Parent Connection |
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Avera Behavioral Health Center |
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Avera Behavioral Health |
Orientation and Mobility Service Providers | Southeastern Behavioral Health |
| Avera Behavioral Health Services - Counseling | Project Skills | Special Ed Connection |
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Center for Disabilities |
Sioux Falls Psychological Services |
Help!Line Center |
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Center for Disabilities |
SD Admin Rules For SPED | Transition Liaison |
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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Center for Disabilities |
South Dakota Advocacy Services | U.S. Department of Education |
| Children's Care Hospital and School (CCHS) | South Dakota Agencies for People with Disabilities | Vocational Rehab Counselors |
| Children's Home Society | South Dakota CARES | Volunteer of America Dakotas |
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Avera Behavioral Health Center 24-HOUR FREE ASSESSMENT LINE Phone: 1-800-691-4336 (toll free) Services offered: Call to speak with a confidential assessment counselor available 24 hours a day for any of your behavioral health concerns, such as depression, ADHD, autism, Asperger's Syndrome, addiction, anxiety disorders, conduct disorders, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and risk of suicide.
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Avera Behavioral Health Center CHILD or ADOLESCENT PROGRAMS Person in charge: Steve Lindquist, Associate Vice President Address: 4400 W. 69th St. Sioux Falls, SD 57108 Phone: 1-605-322-4065 or 1-800-691-4336 (24-hour free assessment line) Fees: Medicare, Medicaid, and Insurance Eligibility: Children ages 4-11 years; adolescents 12-18 years.
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Avera Behavioral Health Services COUNSELING 2412 S. Cliff Ave. Sioux Falls, SD 57105 Phone: 1-605-322-4079 Web address: www.averamckennan.org Fees: Insurance (fees vary by service)
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Center for Disabilities Person in charge: Shelly Grinde, Birth to Three Program Coordinator Phone: 1-605-357-1439 or 1-800-658-3080 (toll free) Fees: None Services offered: Program available to any family with a child Birth to 3 years old that has difficulty learning, growing, or behaving like other children in their age group, or has a medical condition that doctors feel may need special attention. Works with other agencies to support families with children Birth to 3 years with identifying needs and accessing community services.
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Center for Disabilities Person in charge: Austin Winberg, Deaf-Blind Program Coordinator Phone: 1-605-357-1439 or 1-800-658-3080 (toll free) Fees: None Services offered: Ensures that the unique needs of children birth-21 with a dual-sensory impairment are met with high-quality, appropriate services.
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FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDERS CLINIC Center for Disabilities Person in charge: Shelly Grinde, Director of Supports and Services Phone: 1-605-357-1439 or 1-800-658-3080 (toll free) Hours: Clinics are held 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month on the Augustana College Campus Fees: Call for information on specific costs Services offered: Provides appropriate diagnoses of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) with on-site consultation to assist with the implementation of recommendations as a result of the diagnosis.
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CHILDREN'S CARE HOSPITAL and SCHOOL CCHS Person in charge: Dianna Rajski, CEO Phone: 1-605-782-2300 or 1-800-584-9294 (toll free) Services offered: Inpatient/Day Behavioral Program, Inpatient/Day extended and Medical Program, Outreach Services, Outreach Rehabilitation Center and Rehabilitation Medical Supply. CCHS Contact Information Regarding Cancellation of OT/PT Services Requesting Autism, OT, and/or PT Evaluations from CCHS
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CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY http://www.chssd.org/Childrens_Home_Society Phone: 1-605-334-6004 Services offered: Residential and psychiatric treatment to emotionally disturbed and learning disabled children and their parents.
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EAST DAKOTA EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE ESA 2 Person in charge: Dan Goodwin Phone: 1-605-367-7680 Programs/Services include: Career and Technical Education, Career Guidance, Career Placement, Health EdVenture, Transition Advantage (helps young adults ages 18-21 who require assistance and support while pursuing transition goals. It is a community-based program assisting in employment and independent-living skills through the Individual Education Plan team process), High Impact (a program designed to meet the needs of area youth whose behavior has created a need for an alternative placement), and residential treatment facilities.
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MCCROSSANS BOYS RANCH Address: 47135 260th St. Sioux Falls, SD 57107 Phone: 1-605-339-1203 Hours: 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Fees: Daily cost of care and education tuition Eligibility: All programs serve boys 10-18; Independent Living Program for boys 18-20; Evening Treatment Program serves both boys and girls. Services provided: Community Re-intergration, Crisis Stabilization, Evening Treatment Program, Residential Group Care and Independent Living Program, Respite Care, and Short-Term Assessments.
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State Contact for Questions About Indicators: Linda Turner Phone: 1-605-773-6119 Job Duties: Alternate content standards, Dakota STEP-A, Dakota STEP accommodations, special education alternate listserv, IEP users listserv, on-line IEP system
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Kristy Jackson Phone: 1-605-367-7680 Email: kjackson@edec.org
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SIOUX FALLS PSYCHOLOGICAL
SERVICES Person in charge: Douglas Anderson, Clinical Director Address: 2109 S. Norton Ave. Sioux Falls, SD 57105 Phone: 1-605-334-2696 Fees: Medicare and Medicaid accepted Services offered: Individual, marital, and family therapy; psychological evaluation and testing; therapy for children, and group therapy
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DAKOTA ADVOCACY SERVICES Person in charge: Robert J. Kean, Executive Director Address: 2121 W. 63th Place, Suite 30 Sioux Falls, SD 57108 Phone: 1-605-361-7438 Fees: Typically free Services offered: Designated by Governor to assist in providing protection and advocacy to eligible South Dakotans. Person with developmental disabilities, mental illness or participating in rehabilitation services, or parents, relatives, guardians, friends, teachers, attorneys, professionals, or others concerned with the rights of the disabled are invited to contact South Dakota Advocacy Services.
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SOUTH DAKOTA CARES Person in charge: Carol Ballweg, Executive Director Phone: 1-800-592-1852 (toll free) Fees: Recommended donation fee. Services offered: Helps adults and children with disabilities achieve independent by offering programs that are flexible and responsive to their individual needs.
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SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Contact for Coop Schools: Rebecca Cain, Regional Rep. Phone: 605-280-3568
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SOUTH DAKOTA PARENT CONNECTION Director: Elaine Roberts Address: 3701 W. 49th St. Suite 102 Sioux Falls, SD 57106 Phone: 1-605-361-3171 or 1-800-640-4553 (toll free) Fees: None Eligibility: Serves children Bith-26 years with any type of disability or special health care need. Services offered: Provides information, training resources and assistance to parents, educators, and service providers caring for children with disabilities or special health care needs. Services include: lending library, quarterly newsletter, linking parents for support, individualized technical assistance, parent/professional information workshops regarding disability issues, and various volunteer/educational opportunities for individuals/families/professionals.
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SOUTHEASTERN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH Person in charge: Vicki Rowe, CEO Address: 2000 S. Summit Avenue Sioux Falls, SD 57105 Phone: 1-605-336-0510 Services: Outpatient counseling, special education, adult day services, vocational, home-based, group, residential, supervised apartments, and consultation services.
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HELP!LINE CENTER Person in charge: Dr. Harriet Scott, Clinical Director Phone: 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or DIAL 211 Hours: 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Fees: None Services offered: 24-hour statewide crisis hotline that provides confidential listening and support services, and direct crisis intervention for individuals considering suicide. The Help!Line receives calls from individuals who are suicidal, or from friends or family members of someone who may be suicidal.
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Bev Petersen 811 East 10th St., Dept. 21 Sioux Falls, SD 57103-1650 Phone: (605) 367-5330 Email: bev.petersen@state.sd.us
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Person in charge: Pam Bollinger, CEO Address: 1309 W. 51st St. Sioux Falls, SD 57105 Phone: 1-605-334-1414 or 1-800-365-8336 (toll free) Programs: Alcohol and Drug Aftercare Program for Youth, Bowden Youth Center, Child Care and Family Literacy Center, Circle of Hope Childcare Center, Crisis Child Care, Even Start Family Literacy Program, Family Crisis Intervention, Foster Care Services for Youth, Group Care Program for Youth, Heisler Chemical Dependency Treatment Program, Highway Safety Program, Life Marks Counseling and Mediation Services, New-Start, Psychiatric Residential Treatment, South Dakota Family Support Program, Southeastern Prevention Resource Center, Tobacco Prevention Program, Youth Link/Kids Campus
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Last Modified 01-18-2012 |