don’t face your problems alone

Park Place Outreach, Inc. is here to offer you a safe place to go to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When you can’t stay at home, don’t hit the streets – call us at (912) 234 4048 or stop by the shelter at 514 E. Henry Street, Savannah, Georgia. | details

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Park Place Outreach, Inc.
514 E. Henry Street
Savannah, Georgia 31401

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youth emergency services

All services are provided free to the residents during their stay. School attendance is required for all residents. The staff coordinates transportation to and from school. The staff provides family counseling with follow-up visits after the resident returns home.

Services provided for the residents of the home include:

•  All services are free
•  Center is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
•  Crisis Intervention
•  24 Hour Telephone Crisis Line
•  Individual, Family and Group Counseling
•  3 Meals and 3 Snacks Daily
•  Continuing Schooling
•  After School Tutorial and Drop In Center
•  Weekly Life Skill Groups
•  Recreational Services
•  Curfew Violator Program
•  After-care Services
•  Street Outreach Program with Peer Mentor
•  Peer Counseling
•  Adolescent Dating Violence Prevention Program
•  Runaway Prevention Program

Park Place Outreach works in collaboration with many other service providers in the community. They include Union Mission, J.C. Lewis Health Center, Savannah Area Behavior Health Collaborative, Chatham Savannah Authority for the Homeless, Safe Shelter (domestic violence), Greenbriar Children's Center, RAPE Crisis, City of Savannah, Chatham County Juvenile Court, DHR, DJJ and Memorial Health System.

 

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