Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office Victim Assistance: (504) 827-6754 • Cpt. Stephanie Minto-Gibson: (504) 202-9229 • Crime Victims Reparations Board: (225) 342-1749 or 1 (888) 684-2846 (1-888-6-VICTIM) • Email: mintos@opso.us • LCLE website: https://lcle.la.gov/programs/cvr/ • Crime Survivors NOLA Guide to CVR: www.crimesurvivorsnola.org/cvr-guide • Call the number of your Local Claim Investigator (under “Resources” on the LCLE CVR website) to apply

Call for information: (504) 658-2598 • 1300 Perdido St, New Orleans 70112 • Email: healthdepartment@nola.gov • https://nola.gov/health-department/violence-prevention/ • Download the brochure HERE • Office of Violence Prevention leads violence prevention and intervention programs using an evidence-based public health approach; Programs include:

COMMUNITY VIOLENCE INTERRUPTION

UBUNTU VILLAGE PEACE AMBASSADORS • Call: (504) 658-2546 • Email: dallen@ubuntuvillagenola.org or tfedison@ubuntuvillagenola.org or rmagee@ubuntuvillagenola.org • Violence interruption to reduce conflict and retaliation • Download the brochure HERE.

CENTER FOR RESTORATIVE APPROACHES • Call: (504) 249-5274 • Email: thecra@thecra.net • Conflict resolution services for community and schools

HEALTHCARE BASED VIOLENCE INTERVENTION

SEEDS OF NOLA TRAUMA RECOVERY CENTER • Call: (504) 702-4335 • Website: https://www.lcmchealth.org/university-medical-center-new-orleans/our-services/norman-e-mcswain-jr-md-spirit-of-charity-trauma-/trauma-recovery-center/ • Behavioral health services, case management, for those dealing with traumatic injury (and loved ones); Violence interruption services; Services FREE for Orleans Parish residents; See full listing under MENTAL HEALTH • Download the brochure HERE.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & SEXUAL ASSAULT

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & SEXUAL ASSAULT PROGRAM • Coordinates resources, training, and initiatives to benefit survivors, using advisory committees and case review teams, made up of criminal justice agencies and community partners

(504) 816-8009 • Email: larry.johnson@nola.gov • www.bcm.org/chaplaincy-services • You can also reach out to your nearest police station and ask for a Chaplain

(504) 658-9660 • 3001 Earhart Blvd, New Orleans 70125 • www.neworleanscoroner.com • Death investigations, mental health crisis services (orders of protective custody or involuntary commitment); Public access hours: M-F, 9 am-4 pm

(504) 838-5109 • Toll Free: 1 (888) 508-9083 • 3500 N Causeway Blvd, Ste 1232, Metairie 70002 • www.lsbefd.state.la.us

(504) 593-5100 • 1450 Poydras St, Ste 400, New Orleans 70112 • Email: leers@la.gov • https://ldh.la.gov/vitalrecords • Walk-ins M-F, 8:15am-3pm; $7 each (death certificate), $15 (birth certificate), $5 each (marriage certificate); Exact cash, check or money order; Online applications available

Orleans Parish DCFS Child Welfare Office: (504) 680-9100 • For Support: 1 (833) 522-4453 or Text: (225) 424-1533 • Report Child Abuse/Neglect: 1 (855) 452-5437 • 1450 Poydras St., 16th Floor, New Orleans, 70112 • https://dcfs.louisiana.gov/page/109 • Agency providing support for parents caring for children and also investigates reports of child abuse or neglect

Call for information (24/7): (855) 435-STAR [7827] • 123 N Genois St, New Orleans 70119 • Email: advocacynola@star.ngo • https://star.ngo • Provides hospital and legal accompaniment, safety planning, counseling, support groups, legal assistance for survivors of sexual violence; Refer to website for parishes in which assistance is offered; Offers counseling for children, ages 5+ and Counseling and Support Groups (Zoom) for adult survivors of sexual violence, ages 18+; Call first for intake; Free; Visithttps://star.ngo/events/ for Support Group schedule

COURT CONNECT FOR KIDSSTAR created this booklet which explains (with child-friendly language and pictures) why children may have to go to court, who works inside a courthouse, and rules and tips for witnesses.

SAFETY PLAN FOR SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCEA safety plan is a personalized, practical plan that is meant to address your unique physical, emotional, and basic needs after a sexual assault.

Office: (504) 522-1962 • Hotline to report suspicion of child abuse or neglect: 1 (855) 452-5437 (1-855-4LA-KIDS) • 2725 S Broad St, New Orleans 70125 • https://casaneworleans.org/ • CASA volunteers advocate on behalf of children (birth to 18+) in foster care.  A CASA volunteer offers a child trust and advocacy during complex legal proceedings.

(504) 658-6860 • 1110-B Milton St, New Orleans 70122 • Email: info@lakidsrights.org • https://lakidsrights.org/ • Nonprofit law office that provides legal defense services for those under 18 in the juvenile justice system; Provides lawyer, social worker, investigator, and youth advocate

(504) 529-1000 • Toll Free: 1 (877) 521-6242 • Legal Aid & Disaster Services Toll Free: 1 (844) 244-7871 • 1340 Poydras St Ste 600, New Orleans 70112 • Email: communications@slls.org • www.slls.org • Civil cases only; Domestic violence, children’s rights, housing, elderly, successions; Free

(504) 814-4480 • 847 3rd St, Gretna 70053 • https://www.nomicllc.com/ • Immigration, personal injury, and child custody cases, where a professional evaluation is needed

(504) 222-2507 • 2831 St. Claude Ave, New Orleans 70117 • https://resiliency-center.org/bourbonstattack/ • Resource hub for those impacted by the Bourbon St. Terror Attack, M-F 10am-3pm; Connection to services and resources; Call for appointments outside normal hours; Operated by Rebuilding Together New Orleans; Provides additional community resources for disaster preparedness

Office: (504) 592-4005 • Crisis Line 24/7: (504) 866-9554 • 701 Loyola Ave, New Orleans 70113 • Email: healing@nofjc.org • https://www.nofjc.org/ • Comprehensive free services for survivors of domestic/intimate partner violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and stalking, including: case management, legal referrals, assistance with making police reports, housing and educational services, and trauma recovery counseling for adult survivors and their children; See other NOFJC programs: Hope Community Health Center and Mary Claire’s Placeand refer to our Support Groups page for current groups

Call first to schedule an intake with the grief counselor: (504) 282-0607 • 2000 Lakeshore Dr, UNO Trac Bldg Rm 228, New Orleans 70148 • https://www.silenceisviolence.org/ • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SivNola •Email: speakup@silenceisviolence.org • Provides direct victim services (mainly homicide, but also domestic violence and sexual assault), some court assistance, mental health resources, youth engagement, some financial assistance; Victim Allies Project Support Groups are every other Monday at 6:30 pm and one Saturday per month, call for dates/times; Free

(504) 324-8859 • 2915 Perdido St, New Orleans 70119 • Email: info@first72plus.org • https://www.first72plus.org • Provides programming, support, and re-entry resources for those who have been recently released from custody (formerly incarcerated); Pre-release support; Immediate support after release; Transitional housing; Case management and other resources

Call for information (24/7): (855) 435-STAR [7827] • 123 N Genois St, New Orleans 70119 • Email: advocacynola@star.ngo • https://star.ngo • Provides hospital and legal accompaniment, safety planning, counseling, support groups, legal assistance for survivors of sexual violence; Refer to website for parishes in which assistance is offered; Offers counseling for children, ages 5+ and Counseling and Support Groups (Zoom) for adult survivors of sexual violence, ages 18+; Call first for intake; Free; Visithttps://star.ngo/events/ for Support Group schedule

COURT CONNECT FOR KIDSSTAR created this booklet which explains (with child-friendly language and pictures) why children may have to go to court, who works inside a courthouse, and rules and tips for witnesses.

SAFETY PLAN FOR SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCEA safety plan is a personalized, practical plan that is meant to address your unique physical, emotional, and basic needs after a sexual assault.

(504) 372-4316 • 1313 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans 70116 • annasplace@stannanola.org • https://annasplacenola.org/ • Provides arts-based youth programs to disrupt cycles of poverty and violence; Office hours M-F, 11am-4:30pm

(504) 523-6221 • Main campus: 1600 Constance St, New Orleans 70130 • Columbia Parc Office: 1401 Saint Denis St, New Orleans 70122 • https://www.clovernola.org/ • Infant and early toddler education; Adult day care; Career Connections (career development); Community and supportive services; Youth services: VITA free tax preparation

1 (800) 960-7705 • 8325 Oak St, New Orleans 70118 • Email: info@disabilityrightsla.org • https://disabilityrightsla.org/ • Nonprofit statewide Protection and Advocacy (P&A) agency for LA; Provides free legal services, system & legislative advocacy, outreach, training, and information/referrals to protect and advocate for the human and legal rights of those with disabilities; In person by appointment only

(504) 888-9111 or 1 (800) 766-7736 • 700 Hickory Ave, Harahan 70123 • https://fhfofgno.org/ • Provides services, programs, and resources for people with disabilities and their families

(504) 899-4501 • Toll Free: 1 (888) 792-0163 • 123 State St, New Orleans 70118 • https://www.lighthouselouisiana.org/ • Services, jobs, and advocacy for people who are Blind, Deaf, and who have disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreter Services

7240 Crowder Blvd, Ste 300J, New Orleans 70127 • https://www.loveyourneighbornola.com/ • Provides essentials for babies, gently used clothes for children/adolescents, other support and connections for caregivers of children, founded by crime survivors; Office open Mon-Fri by appointment only and Sat 11am-1pm; Contact via website

(504) 684-9222 • Main Office: 1450 Poydras St, Ste 2260, New Orleans 70112 • Social Services: 2321 Thalia St, New Orleans 70113 • Email: info@or-nola.org • https://www.or-nola.org/ • Supporting women and girls impacted by incarceration; Provides help with rent, court costs, transportation, employment, training, and clothing

(504) 252-1401 • 2021 S Dupre St, New Orleans 70125 • Email: ubuntuvillagenola@gmail.com • https://ubuntuvillagenola.org/ • Provides counsel, information, advocacy, assistance and mentorship, to help youth and families involved with the juvenile system; Services are confidential and independent of law enforcement; Free; Peace Ambassadors engage in neighborhood mediation and violence interruption (and collaborate with the Trauma Recovery Center at UMC)

(504) 264-2177 • 13235 Chef Menteur Hwy Ste A New Orleans, LA 70129 • Email: contacts@vayla-no.org • https://vayla-no.org/resources/ • Organization incubating Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) leaders with a focus on environmental justice, reproductive justice and civic engagement; Website includes a confidential report form for anti-Asian hate crimes or incidents as well as educational resources

(504) 255-0400 • (504) 655-0645 • 2330 Park Place, Terrytown 70056 (Westbank) • 13435 Granville St, New Orleans 70129 (Eastbank) • Email: info@vietno.org • www.vietno.org/programs • Provides outreach and education, direct and intervention services, counseling and referral for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault (Vietnamese language available)

(504) 678-7569 • 24/7 NAS JRB NOLA Duty Victim Advocate Line: (504) 329-3476 • 24/7 DoD Safe Helpline: 1 (877) 995-5247 • 400 Russell Ave, Bldg 555, New Orleans 70143 • (504) 678-7569 • 24/7 NAS JRB NOLA Duty Victim Advocate Line: (504) 329-3476 • 24/7 DoD Safe Helpline: 1 (877) 995-5247 • 400 Russell Ave, Bldg 555, New Orleans 70143 • https://www.navymwrneworleans.com/fleet-family • Serves active-duty, activated Reservists and Guardsman, retirees and family members of all branches; Counseling; Crisis response; Domestic Abuse advocacy; Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program, and Ombudsman Support • Serves active-duty, activated Reservists and Guardsman, retirees and family members of all branches; Counseling; Crisis response; Domestic Abuse advocacy; Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program, and Ombudsman Support

3924 St. Charles Ave, New Orleans 70115 • Email: mary.brown@silencebrokennow.org • https://silencebrokennow.org/ • Facilitating ministry with adult survivors of child sexual abuse; Spiritual support for survivors, non-offending parents, pastors; Check website for specific offerings; Donation-based/free

24/7 Crisis Line: (504) 584-1111 Main Line: (504) 584-1102 • 611 N Rampart St, New Orleans 70112 • https://www.covenanthousenola.org/ • Email: chnoinfo@covenanthouse.org • Provides crisis care and stable housing to youth through 24/7 Crisis Center, transitional housing program, off-site apartments; Education, employment and life skills; health and wellness; outreach

504-689-6330 • Email: info@wake.education • Website: https://www.wake.education/ • Funeral Home Pricing Guide: https://www.wake.education/funeral-consumers • Provides support and resources for those experiencing the death of a loved one; Offers help navigating decisions, funeral homes, funeral pricing and understanding laws; Provides support for memorialization; Website has end of life guides and a funeral pricing guide; Free

Office: (504) 873-0334 • General Questions for Community & Energy Services: (504) 882-7181 • 1420 S Norman C. Francis Pkwy, New Orleans, 70125 • https://www.tca-nola.org/ • Works with community and other agencies to provide services and opportunities that assist low-income individuals including: Crisis Intervention, Food Pantry, Work Training, Youth Development Programs, Water & Energy Assistance, Tax Assistance and Household Financial Counseling

New Orleans: Crisis Line 24/7 (504) 285-9865 • Office (504) 826-3560 • Email: neworleans@unboundnow.org • Baton Rouge: Crisis Line 24/7 (225) 475-9635 •Office (225) 577-5597 • Email: batonrouge@unboundnow.org • https://unboundnow.org/louisiana • Human trafficking prevention training and referrals; Youth empowerment; Survivor advocacy programs; Faith-based; Free

Statewide Sexual Assault Kit (SAK) Tracking Portal by the Louisiana State Police: https://sakt.louisiana.gov/ • For information on the Tracking Portal, contact the Louisiana State Police Crime Lab’s Sexual Assault Kit Tracking Unit: https://www.lsp.org/about/leadershipsections/support/crime-lab/sexual-assault-kit-tracking-unit/ or call the LSP Crime Lab (225) 925-6216 •If you have had a forensic medical exam (FME) in Louisiana AFTER JULY 1, 2024, you can track your sexual assault kit (SAK) progress by entering your kit number into the portal linked above; if you have misplaced the kit number, you can contact the medical facility where you had your exam, or the police detective investigating your sexual assault

(504) 780-8282 • 4700 S I-10 Service Rd W, Metairie 70001 • https://www.lcmchealth.org/lakeside-hospital/our-services/emergency-care/sexual-assault-nurse-examiner-program/ • Track the progress/status of your Sexual Assault Kit (SAK) here using the tracking number you were given at the medical facility where you had the exam (on your Survivor Card): https://sakt.louisiana.gov/ • 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; Only certain hospitals have SANE Nurses, specially trained nurses who can collect forensic evidence; Ages 15+ survivors of sexual assault, physical assault/strangulation

Main: (504) 503-0878 • 701 Loyola Ave, Ste 108, New Orleans 70113 • Email: hopeclinic@nofjc.org • https://hope-chc.org/ • Free forensic medical exams for survivors of domestic/intimate partner violence and sexual assault (ages 18+); Primary health care; Behavioral health care; Call for clinic hours; Track the progress/status of your Sexual Assault Kit (SAK) here using the tracking number you were given at the medical facility where you had the exam (on your Survivor Card): https://sakt.louisiana.gov/

2000 Canal Street New Orleans 70112, Visit Emergency Services on the 2nd Floor • https://www.lcmchealth.org/university-medical-center-new-orleans/our-services/emergency-care/forensic-program/ • Track the progress/status of your Sexual Assault Kit (SAK) here using the tracking number you were given at the medical facility where you had the exam (on your Survivor Card): https://sakt.louisiana.gov/ • 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; Only certain hospitals have SANE Nurses, specially trained nurses who can collect forensic evidence; Ages 15+ survivors of sexual assault, physical assault/strangulation

(504) 896-9237 • 1140 Calhoun St, New Orleans 70118 • https://www.manningchildrens.org/services/care-medical-clinic/ • Medical exams for children who are suspected victims of abuse, neglect, and trafficking; Ages 17 and under

(504) 383-8559 • 1125 N Tonti St, New Orleans 70119 • 2700 S Broad Ave, New Orleans 70125 • Email: communityclinic@ohlinc.org • https://www.ohlcommunityclinic.org/ • Primary Care, Behavioral Health, Reproductive Health, Diabetes Education/Treatment, HIV/HCV Testing and STD Testing, LGBTQIA+ Friendly Healthcare, COVID-19 Vaccine/Testing, Addiction Recovery Services, Pharmacy

(504) 988-3002 • 711 N Broad St, New Orleans 70119 • https://medicine.tulane.edu/tulane-doctors/total-health-clinic-ruth-fertel-tulane-community-health-center • Community clinic; HIV testing and primary HIV care, Referral to Legal Support, case management, Bilingual; M-F 8am-5pm

Behavioral Health: (504) 846-6901 • Behavioral Health Mobile Crisis Line: (504) 832-5123 • Jefferson Parish Human Services Authority (East Jefferson): (504) 838-5257 • 3616 S I-10 Service Rd W Metairie 70001 • West Jefferson: (504) 349-8833 • 5001 West Bank Expy, Ste 100 Marrero 70072 • https://www.jphsa.org/ • Primary care and mental health; Adults, children; Sliding scale; TeleHealth available; Hours: M-F, 8 am-4:30 pm

(504) 584-1119 • (504) 584-1112 • 611 N Rampart St, New Orleans 70112 • https://medicine.tulane.edu/centers-institutes/tulane-drop-center • Under 16 yrs: M-F 9am-noon; 14-23 (specializing in unhoused youth) M-F 1-4pm; Teen Clinic 14-23 M and W 5pm-8pm and Sat 9am-1pm; Medical care, up to age 24; Appointments preferred but walk-ins ok; Sliding scale, but no one turned away;

For Mental Health, Call Mary Elizabeth Wilkes: (504) 827-1071 • Email: mwilkes@tulane.edu • https://medicine.tulane.edu/centers-institutes/tulane-drop-center/counseling • Crisis intervention; Substance abuse; Individuals, couples, family therapy; Medication management; Non-threatening, non-judgmental approach

Main (appointments): 1 (800) 935-8387, ext 3 • Crisis line: dial 988, press 1 • Mental Health: (504) 507-5550 • 2400 Canal St, New Orleans 70119 • www.mentalhealth.va.gov • Assessment and referrals; Walk-ins ok; For veterans only; Free; 24/7

Orleans Parish: (504) 894-5484 • Morgan Rae Center for Hope, 1140 Calhoun St, New Orleans 70118 • Orleans Parish: https://www.manningchildrens.org/services/care-medical-clinic/ • Jefferson Parish: (504) 364-3857 • Find a local CAC: https://lacacs.org/find-a-cac/ • Jefferson Parish: https://www.jeffersoncac.com/ • Requires referral from law enforcement or DCFS, then the child comes in for a forensic interview; There are 15 CACs in Louisiana; Ages 17 and under, adults with disabilities; On-site trauma therapy

For appointments: (504) 821-2601 • After hours non-urgent medical: call main number and press “3” for answering service • 1631 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans 70117 • 3308 Tulane Ave, New Orleans 70119 • Email: info@crescentcare.org • https://www.crescentcare.org/ • All ages and health conditions; Medicare; Medicaid; Insurance; Sliding scale

(504) 255-8665 • 13085 Chef Menteur Hwy, New Orleans • https://www.noelachc.org/ • Primary medical care; Pediatrics; Counseling services

(504) 475-3784 or (504) 357-8972 • fit.clinic.nola@gmail.com • https://www.fitclinicnola.com • For those who have been recently released from incarceration; Primary medical care; Infectious disease treatment; Referrals to medical specialists; Women’s health; Medication assisted treatment for substance use; Dental care; Insurance enrollment; Referrals to assistance

Main (to schedule appointments for primary care, medication refill requests and test results): (504) 529-5558 • St. Thomas Community Health Center (Primary and Behavioral Health): 1020 St Andrew St, New Orleans 70130 • Donald T. Erwin Center: 1936 Magazine St, New Orleans 70130 • Mary M. Abell M.D. Primary Care Clinic: 2014 Magazine St, New Orleans 70130 • St. Thomas at Columbia Parc: 3943 St. Bernard Ave, New Orleans 70112 • St. Thomas Gretna: 230 Ochsner Blvd/Meadowcrest St, Gretna 70056 • St. Thomas Holiday: 3500 Holiday Dr, Algiers 70114 • Email: info@stthomaschc.org • https://www.stthomaschc.org/ • Mental health for all ages; Medicare; Medicaid; Insurance; Sliding fee scale; Call clinic prior; Prescriptions available for free delivery; 7:30am-5pm

To Schedule an Appointment: (504) 702-4335 • University Medical Center, 2000 Canal St, New Orleans, Clinic Building, Floor 3, Zone C (Enter at 2101 Tulane Ave) • In Person Support Groups also at UMC: Conference Rooms A and B, New Orleans 70112 • https://www.lcmchealth.org/university-medical-center-new-orleans/our-services/norman-e-mcswain-jr-md-spirit-of-charity-trauma-/trauma-recovery-center/ • Download the SUPPORT GROUP brochure on our website crimesurvivorsnola.org/grief-support-groups and the SERVICES brochure HERE • Ages 13 and up; Provides services to those who have experienced traumatic injury (and their loved ones); Medicare; Medicaid; Insurance; Free for Orleans Parish crime survivors; Call clinic to set up appointment; See Grief and Support Groups listing; Free support groups (hybrid either in person or zoom); refer to brochure for meeting dates and zoom link

Office: (504) 592-4005 • Crisis Line 24/7: (504) 866-9554 • 701 Loyola Ave, New Orleans 70113 • Email: healing@nofjc.org • https://www.nofjc.org/ • Comprehensive free services for survivors of domestic/intimate partner violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and stalking, including: case management, legal referrals, assistance with making police reports, housing and educational services, and trauma recovery counseling for adult survivors and their children; See other NOFJC programs: Hope Community Health Center and Mary Claire’s Placeand refer to our Support Groups page for current groups

(504) 398-2168 • 4123 Woodland Dr, New Orleans (Algiers) 70131 • https://uhcno.edu/ceb/counseling/counseling-center.php • Monday through Thursday, 11 am-8 pm; Sliding scale, min. $15

Call for information (24/7): (855) 435-STAR [7827] • 123 N Genois St, New Orleans 70119 • Email: advocacynola@star.ngo • https://star.ngo • Provides hospital and legal accompaniment, safety planning, counseling, support groups, legal assistance for survivors of sexual violence; Refer to website for parishes in which assistance is offered; Offers counseling for children, ages 5+ and Counseling and Support Groups (Zoom) for adult survivors of sexual violence, ages 18+; Call first for intake; Free; Visithttps://star.ngo/events/ for Support Group schedule

COURT CONNECT FOR KIDSSTAR created this booklet which explains (with child-friendly language and pictures) why children may have to go to court, who works inside a courthouse, and rules and tips for witnesses.

SAFETY PLAN FOR SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCEA safety plan is a personalized, practical plan that is meant to address your unique physical, emotional, and basic needs after a sexual assault.

(504) 816-8009 • Email: larry.johnson@nola.gov • www.bcm.org/chaplaincy-services • You can also reach out to your nearest police station and ask for a Chaplain

(504) 525-2366 • Email: cbno@childrensbureaunola.org • https://childrensbureaunola.org/ • Crisis Intervention: https://childrensbureaunola.org/services/crisis-intervention • Works specifically with partner organizations to offer trauma-informed, evidence-based counseling, using “embedded partnerships” (e.g. specific schools, job training programs, after-school, etc); Has a crisis team that offers support and stabilization services in the immediate aftermath of losing a loved one or other traumatic event; See website for more info

Call (504) 827-0731 • 210 State St, New Orleans 70118 • https://www.manningchildrens.org/locations/behavioral-health-center/ • Outpatient and inpatient treatment for children and adolescents; Psychiatry; Medical Psychology; Autism Care; Pediatric Psychology; Neuropsychology; Insurance/payments vary per clinic; Waitlist: (504) 584-8433, press 5, or do website intake

(504) 896-7272 • 210 State St, Bldg 10, New Orleans 70118 • Email: julie.kaplow@lcmchealth.org • https://www.manningchildrens.org/services/behavioral-health/trauma-and-grief-center/ • The TAG Center provides evidence-based assessment and treatment for children and adolescents, ages 0 to 21, who have experienced any form of trauma and/or the death of a loved one

(504) 678-7569 • 24/7 NAS JRB NOLA Duty Victim Advocate Line: (504) 329-3476 • 24/7 DoD Safe Helpline: 1 (877) 995-5247 • 400 Russell Ave, Bldg 555, New Orleans 70143 • (504) 678-7569 • 24/7 NAS JRB NOLA Duty Victim Advocate Line: (504) 329-3476 • 24/7 DoD Safe Helpline: 1 (877) 995-5247 • 400 Russell Ave, Bldg 555, New Orleans 70143 • https://www.navymwrneworleans.com/fleet-family • Serves active-duty, activated Reservists and Guardsman, retirees and family members of all branches; Counseling; Crisis response; Domestic Abuse advocacy; Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program, and Ombudsman Support • Serves active-duty, activated Reservists and Guardsman, retirees and family members of all branches; Counseling; Crisis response; Domestic Abuse advocacy; Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program, and Ombudsman Support

Behavioral Health: (504) 846-6901 • Behavioral Health Mobile Crisis Line: (504) 832-5123 • Jefferson Parish Human Services Authority (East Jefferson): (504) 838-5257 • 3616 S I-10 Service Rd W Metairie 70001 • West Jefferson: (504) 349-8833 • 5001 West Bank Expy, Ste 100 Marrero 70072 • https://www.jphsa.org/ • Primary care and mental health; Adults, children; Sliding scale; TeleHealth available; Hours: M-F, 8 am-4:30 pm

1 (800) 366-1740 • 1525 River Oaks Rd W, New Orleans 70123 • https://riveroakshospital.com/programs/the-new-orleans-institute/ • Trauma-based mental disorders including: depression, anxiety, compulsive behaviors, addiction, dissociation, somatic distress, self-injury ; Children’s program (ages 5-17); Inpatient and outpatient; Medicare, most insurance, self-pay; Referrals for Tricare (uniformed members)

(504) 584-1119 • (504) 584-1112 • 611 N Rampart St, New Orleans 70112 • https://medicine.tulane.edu/centers-institutes/tulane-drop-center • Under 16 yrs: M-F 9am-noon; 14-23 (specializing in unhoused youth) M-F 1-4pm; Teen Clinic 14-23 M and W 5pm-8pm and Sat 9am-1pm; Medical care, up to age 24; Appointments preferred but walk-ins ok; Sliding scale, but no one turned away;

For Mental Health, Call Mary Elizabeth Wilkes: (504) 827-1071 • Email: mwilkes@tulane.edu • https://medicine.tulane.edu/centers-institutes/tulane-drop-center/counseling • Crisis intervention; Substance abuse; Individuals, couples, family therapy; Medication management; Non-threatening, non-judgmental approach

Call for all locations: (504) 568-3130 • Crisis Line 24/7: (504) 826-2675 • Central City: 2221 Philip St, New Orleans 70113 (Adults only) • New Orleans: 719 Elysian Fields Ave New Orleans 70117 (Children only; Developmental disability services) • N.O. East: 5630 Read Blvd, Ste 810, New Orleans 70127 (Adults and children) • St. Bernard: 6624 St. Claude Ave, Arabi 70032 (Adults; Children only after 5 pm) • Westbank: 3100 Gen. De Gaulle Dr, New Orleans (Algiers) 70114 (Adults and children) • https://www.mhsdla.org/ • Primary services cover Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard Parishes; Offers both trauma services and general mental health services; Substance abuse services; Assistance with developmental disabilities; Peer Support Program; Resource Coordination Program provides wrap around care; Behavioral Health Support Groups; Medicaid; Medicare; Uninsured; TeleHealth visits

CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM

Crisis Line: (504) 826-2675 • 719 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans 70117 • Email: jan.tarantino@rhd.org (for crisis response team) or tyesha.davis@rhd.org (Program Director for Metropolitan Crisis Intervention Unit: MCIU) • Website: https://www.rhd.org/program/metropolitan-crisis-response-team-mcrt/ • Phone and in-person triage, assessment, and intervention for mental health or substance abuse crises; MCIU responds robustly to mental health calls via 911 (Orleans Parish only); Youth and adults, 24/7 services

For appointments: (504) 821-2601 • After hours non-urgent medical: call main number and press “3” for answering service • 1631 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans 70117 • 3308 Tulane Ave, New Orleans 70119 • Email: info@crescentcare.org • https://www.crescentcare.org/ • All ages and health conditions; Medicare; Medicaid; Insurance; Sliding scale

(504) 831-8475 • 3300 W Esplanade Ave, Ste 603, Metairie 70002 • Email: jfs@jfsneworleans.org • https://jfsneworleans.org/ • All faiths; Adults, children, individual and group; Medicare; Medicaid; Sliding scale; Call or visit website; TeleHealth visits; M-Th 9am-5pm, F 9am-4pm

(504) 255-8665 • 13085 Chef Menteur Hwy, New Orleans • https://www.noelachc.org/ • Primary medical care; Pediatrics; Counseling services

Sydnee Haynes (504) 940-4861 • Email: justiceangelsllc@yahoo.com • https://justice-angelsllc.squarespace.com/ • Supports families and individuals impacted by the death of a loved one; Offers grief support to children, family members, and individuals; Variety of sessions can be booked via website; Assists with community service opportunities, transportation to and from court, and written character letters for eligible parolees; Donation-based/free

(504) 523-3755 • 1424 Dante St, New Orleans 70118 • 1430 Claire Ave, Gretna 70053 • 910 Cross Gates Blvd, Slidell 70461 • 4665 Hwy 190 E Service Rd, Covington 70433 • Call for housing for families with children: (504) 310-6907 • https://www.ccano.org/homeless-services/ • Housing and Homelessness Services Program provides shelter and case management for those with chronic mental/physical health needs and families; Provides case management, life skills training, budget planning, advocacy and referrals • Call for a counseling appointment: (985) 785-2113 • https://www.ccano.org/counseling-solutions/ • Counseling for all faiths; All ages, couples, families; Medicaid, Private insurance, Sliding scale or free; See website for all locations

Main: (504) 482-2130 • Lakeshore Counseling: New Orleans (504) 334-8783; Metairie (504) 836-8714; Mandeville: (985) 674-5475 • Family Focused Recovery (substance use): (504) 708-1700 • 4152 Canal St, New Orleans 70119 • Email: info@voasela.org • https://www.voasela.org/ • Behavioral health counseling, case management, care coordination, housing assistance; Substance use recovery; Lakeshore counseling

(504) 286-5076 • Millie M. Charles School of Social Work Room 244 • 6400 Press Dr, New Orleans 70126 • Email: tgcenter@suno.edu • www.suno.edu/page/social-work-the-center-for-grief-trauma-therapy • Counseling for all ages; Free; Has periods where they do not accept clients during university breaks; Call or email first, or fill out Client Referral Form on website

Main (to schedule appointments for primary care, medication refill requests and test results): (504) 529-5558 • St. Thomas Community Health Center (Primary and Behavioral Health): 1020 St Andrew St, New Orleans 70130 • Donald T. Erwin Center: 1936 Magazine St, New Orleans 70130 • Mary M. Abell M.D. Primary Care Clinic: 2014 Magazine St, New Orleans 70130 • St. Thomas at Columbia Parc: 3943 St. Bernard Ave, New Orleans 70112 • St. Thomas Gretna: 230 Ochsner Blvd/Meadowcrest St, Gretna 70056 • St. Thomas Holiday: 3500 Holiday Dr, Algiers 70114 • Email: info@stthomaschc.org • https://www.stthomaschc.org/ • Mental health for all ages; Medicare; Medicaid; Insurance; Sliding fee scale; Call clinic prior; Prescriptions available for free delivery; 7:30am-5pm

NOLABMHM Black Mental Health Professional Directory - Google Docs • Directory of local Black mental health professionals with pricing information - regularly updated

Email: info@wpno.org • 3300 Canal St Ste 100, New Orleans, 70119 • https://www.wpno.org/counseling •  Offers individual, family, and group services in-person and through telehealth; Sliding scale pricing; services provided regardless of ability to pay

(504) 222-2454 • 601 N Carrollton Ave, New Orleans 70119 • Email: admin@findyourwell.com • For providers and pricing visit: https://www.findyourwell.com/ • Trauma-informed private practice; individual, group, and relationship therapy for ages 14+; Mind-body-spirit modalities; By appointment, Sliding scale; Call or email to set up a free consultation

National Helpline (24/7): 1 (800) 662-4357 (HELP) • Disaster Distress Helpline (includes after mass violence): Call or text 1 (800) 985-5990 • Find treatment: https://findtreatment.gov/ • https://www.samhsa.gov/ • Federal mental health and substance abuse resources site, helping connect people with resources; includes helplines

Louisiana Department of Health List of Spanish-speaking Providers: https://ldh.la.gov/assets/oph/Center-PHCH/Center-PH/maternal/PPCL/MentalHealthServicesforSpanishSpeakers_GreaterNewOrleans.pdf

To Schedule an Appointment: (504) 702-4335 • University Medical Center, 2000 Canal St, New Orleans, Clinic Building, Floor 3, Zone C (Enter at 2101 Tulane Ave) • In Person Support Groups also at UMC: Conference Rooms A and B, New Orleans 70112 • https://www.lcmchealth.org/university-medical-center-new-orleans/our-services/norman-e-mcswain-jr-md-spirit-of-charity-trauma-/trauma-recovery-center/ • Download the SUPPORT GROUP brochure on our website crimesurvivorsnola.org/grief-support-groups and the SERVICES brochure HERE • Ages 13 and up; Provides services to those who have experienced traumatic injury (and their loved ones); Medicare; Medicaid; Insurance; Free for Orleans Parish crime survivors; Call clinic to set up appointment; See Grief and Support Groups listing; Free support groups (hybrid either in person or zoom); refer to brochure for meeting dates and zoom link

Office: (504) 592-4005 • Crisis Line 24/7: (504) 866-9554 • 701 Loyola Ave, New Orleans 70113 • Email: healing@nofjc.org • https://www.nofjc.org/ • Comprehensive free services for survivors of domestic/intimate partner violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and stalking, including: case management, legal referrals, assistance with making police reports, housing and educational services, and trauma recovery counseling for adult survivors and their children; See other NOFJC programs: Hope Community Health Center and Mary Claire’s Placeand refer to our Support Groups page for current groups

Call first to schedule an intake with the grief counselor: (504) 282-0607 • 2000 Lakeshore Dr, UNO Trac Bldg Rm 228, New Orleans 70148 • https://www.silenceisviolence.org/ • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SivNola •Email: speakup@silenceisviolence.org • Provides direct victim services (mainly homicide, but also domestic violence and sexual assault), some court assistance, mental health resources, youth engagement, some financial assistance; Victim Allies Project Support Groups are every other Monday at 6:30 pm and one Saturday per month, call for dates/times; Free

(504) 300-9299 • Email: groo9290@gmail.com • www.goddessoutreach.org • Supports families and individuals impacted by trauma, violence, and food insecurity; Offers grief support, attends court proceedings, delivers monthly food boxes, offers youth support and monthly activities

Call for information (24/7): (855) 435-STAR [7827] • 123 N Genois St, New Orleans 70119 • Email: advocacynola@star.ngo • https://star.ngo • Provides hospital and legal accompaniment, safety planning, counseling, support groups, legal assistance for survivors of sexual violence; Refer to website for parishes in which assistance is offered; Offers counseling for children, ages 5+ and Counseling and Support Groups (Zoom) for adult survivors of sexual violence, ages 18+; Call first for intake; Free; Visithttps://star.ngo/events/ for Support Group schedule

COURT CONNECT FOR KIDSSTAR created this booklet which explains (with child-friendly language and pictures) why children may have to go to court, who works inside a courthouse, and rules and tips for witnesses.

SAFETY PLAN FOR SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCEA safety plan is a personalized, practical plan that is meant to address your unique physical, emotional, and basic needs after a sexual assault.

Helpline: 1 (800) 950-NAMI (6264) or text “helpline” to 62640; In a Crisis, call or text 988 • Mandeville (main office phone) (985) 626-6538‌ • Mental Healthcare Navigation Team (504) 896-2345 or (985) 626-6358 or Email gcampbell@namisela.org • Mid City: (504) 896-2345, 4403 Canal St, New Orleans 70119 • Westbank: (504) 368-1944, 2051 8th St, Harvey 70058 • Website: https://namisela.org/ • For support group dates: https://namisela.org/calendar/ • Provides community awareness, education and support related to mental illness including helpline and free Support Groups; Mental Healthcare Navigation Team provides personalized assistance in navigating the complicated mental healthcare system; Connections Support Groups for adults living with a mental health condition: Online via zoom: Wednesdays at 2 pm, Thursdays at 6:30 pm, and every 2nd Saturday at 2 pm; In Person: Refer to NAMI calendar on website for location, every 1st and 3rd Wednesday at 6:30 pm (Slidell); Family Support Groups for adults who have loved ones living with a mental health condition: Online via zoom: Every 1st and 3rd Wednesday; In person: Refer to NAMI calendar on website for locations, Every 1st Tuesday at 7 pm (Slidell); Every 1st Wednesday at 6:30 pm (Mid City), and Every 2nd Thursday at 6:30 pm (Westbank); Survivors of Suicide Loss for adults 18+ who have lost a loved one to suicide: In Person: Refer to NAMI calendar on website for locations, Every 2nd Wednesday at 6 pm (Mid City); Free; Peer-led

(504) 224-9596 • 2521 Jena St, New Orleans 70115 • Email: info@neworleansgriefcenter.com • https://neworleansgriefcenter.com/ • Individual and group counseling; Costs listed on website

(225) 924-1431 • Baton Rouge Crisis Intervention Center: 3013 Old Forge Dr, Baton Rouge 70808 • Email: pclement@brcic.org or adminservices@brcic.org • Visit “Support” menu on website: https://www.brcic.org/ • Tuesdays, 6:30-8 pm; Suicide survivors and bereavement issues; Click on “Training” menu of website for training in Suicidology; Call or email for assessment to join in-person weekly support group, Tuesdays 6:30-8pm in person

5641 Read Blvd, New Orleans 70127 (East New Orleans Library Branch) • Email: info@blessingourwomeninc.org • https://blessingourwomeninc.org/programs • In-person meeting for DV survivors, every 3rd Wednesday at library; Free; See listing also under Community Groups

Office: (504) 592-4005 • Crisis Line 24/7: (504) 866-9554 • 701 Loyola Ave, New Orleans 70113 • Email: healing@nofjc.org • https://www.nofjc.org/ • Comprehensive free services for survivors of domestic/intimate partner violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and stalking, including: case management, legal referrals, assistance with making police reports, housing and educational services, and trauma recovery counseling for adult survivors and their children; See other NOFJC programs: Hope Community Health Center and Mary Claire’s Placeand refer to our Support Groups page for current groups

(504) 324-8859 • 2915 Perdido St, New Orleans 70119 • Email: info@first72plus.org • https://www.first72plus.org • Provides programming, support, and re-entry resources for those who have been recently released from custody (formerly incarcerated); Pre-release support; Immediate support after release; Transitional housing; Case management and other resources

24/7 Crisis Line: (504) 584-1111 Main Line: (504) 584-1102 • 611 N Rampart St, New Orleans 70112 • https://www.covenanthousenola.org/ • Email: chnoinfo@covenanthouse.org • Provides crisis care and stable housing to youth through 24/7 Crisis Center, transitional housing program, off-site apartments; Education, employment and life skills; health and wellness; outreach

(504) 523-2116 • 1130 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd, New Orleans 70113 • Email: info@neworleansmission.org • https://neworleansmission.org/ • Provides emergency shelter, food, clothing, GED classes, resume building, medical, addiction, and mental health counseling for men and women

(504) 522- 9340 • 2020 S. Liberty St, New Orleans 70113 • https://nowcs.org/ • For women 18+, pregnant women, single father-led families; Intermediate Housing

(504) 523-1184 • 2239 Poydras St, New Orleans, LA 70119 • https://www.ozanaminn.org/ • For men & women, NO children; Intermediate and Long Term Housing

1 (844) 698-9075 • 1450 Poydras St, Ste 1133, New Orleans 70112 • https://ldh.la.gov/page/permanent-supportive-housing-psh • Louisiana Dept. of Health program that links affordable rental housing to people with long-term disabilities; Must meet low income requirements; Office hours M-F 8am-4:30pm; Walk-ins welcome T, W 10am-12pm, Th 2pm-4pm

(504) 899-4569 • 4526 S Claiborne Ave, New Orleans 70125 • https://southernusa.salvationarmy.org/new-orleans/center-of-hope • For single adults, families, senior citizens, and others who are disabled; Emergency Housing (hot meal and overnight lodging); Must pre-register, registration M-Th from 4:00 pm

Call for all locations: (504) 568-3130 • Crisis Line 24/7: (504) 826-2675 • Central City: 2221 Philip St, New Orleans 70113 (Adults only) • New Orleans: 719 Elysian Fields Ave New Orleans 70117 (Children only; Developmental disability services) • N.O. East: 5630 Read Blvd, Ste 810, New Orleans 70127 (Adults and children) • St. Bernard: 6624 St. Claude Ave, Arabi 70032 (Adults; Children only after 5 pm) • Westbank: 3100 Gen. De Gaulle Dr, New Orleans (Algiers) 70114 (Adults and children) • https://www.mhsdla.org/ • Primary services cover Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard Parishes; Offers both trauma services and general mental health services; Substance abuse services; Assistance with developmental disabilities; Peer Support Program; Resource Coordination Program provides wrap around care; Behavioral Health Support Groups; Medicaid; Medicare; Uninsured; TeleHealth visits

CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM

Crisis Line: (504) 826-2675 • 719 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans 70117 • Email: jan.tarantino@rhd.org (for crisis response team) or tyesha.davis@rhd.org (Program Director for Metropolitan Crisis Intervention Unit: MCIU) • Website: https://www.rhd.org/program/metropolitan-crisis-response-team-mcrt/ • Phone and in-person triage, assessment, and intervention for mental health or substance abuse crises; MCIU responds robustly to mental health calls via 911 (Orleans Parish only); Youth and adults, 24/7 services

(504) 523-3755 • 1424 Dante St, New Orleans 70118 • 1430 Claire Ave, Gretna 70053 • 910 Cross Gates Blvd, Slidell 70461 • 4665 Hwy 190 E Service Rd, Covington 70433 • Call for housing for families with children: (504) 310-6907 • https://www.ccano.org/homeless-services/ • Housing and Homelessness Services Program provides shelter and case management for those with chronic mental/physical health needs and families; Provides case management, life skills training, budget planning, advocacy and referrals • Call for a counseling appointment: (985) 785-2113 • https://www.ccano.org/counseling-solutions/ • Counseling for all faiths; All ages, couples, families; Medicaid, Private insurance, Sliding scale or free; See website for all locations

Office: (504) 873-0334 • General Questions for Community & Energy Services: (504) 882-7181 • 1420 S Norman C. Francis Pkwy, New Orleans, 70125 • https://www.tca-nola.org/ • Works with community and other agencies to provide services and opportunities that assist low-income individuals including: Crisis Intervention, Food Pantry, Work Training, Youth Development Programs, Water & Energy Assistance, Tax Assistance and Household Financial Counseling

https://cforcs.org/ • Coalition of experts, researchers and professionals who work with local educators to help them to understand and address childhood trauma in a classroom setting

Email: NewOrleans@SurvivorsFund.org • https://www.gnof.org/ • New Orleans New Year’s Day Tragedy Fund: https://massviolencesurvivorsfund.org/fund/new-orleans-new-years-day-tragedy-fund/ • Nonprofit organization; Set up the New Orleans New Year’s Day Tragedy Fund to help those impacted

Email: info@UnitedWaySELA.org • https://www.unitedwaysela.org/ • 1/1 Bourbon St. Hospitality Cares Grant: https://www.unitedwaysela.org/HospitalityCares • United for NOLA 1/1 Bourbon St. Attack Fund Frequently Asked Questions: https://www.unitedwaysela.org/UnitedForNOLAFAQs • Nonprofit organization whose mission is to eradicate poverty; Set up the United for NOLA 1/1 Bourbon St. Attack fund to help those impacted

(504) 766-7470 • 612 Andrew Higgins Dr, 2nd Floor, New Orleans 70130 • Email: info@dbinola.org • https://www.dbinola.org/ • Advocates for children with incarcerated parents

(504) 729-8189 • 7000 St. Charles Ave, New Orleans 70118 • Email: center@stcharlesave.center • https://stcharlesave.center/ • A neutral gathering place for community members and experts, a resource to the faith communities and faith leaders. Calls everyone to work towards the common good through events. Check website for upcoming events and details

(504) 641-3862 • 900 Camp St, New Orleans 70130 • Email: hola@ovnv.org • https://ovnv.org/ • Organizes around inequities that impact Black and Brown communities; Empowering communities through direct-action organizing

(504) 571-9599 • 4390 Washington Ave, New Orleans 70125 • Email: info@voiceoftheexperienced.org • https://www.voiceoftheexperienced.org/ • Run by formerly incarcerated people to assist those impacted by the criminal justice system, and their loved ones; Addresses employment, housing, medical and voting rights, and policy reform; Chapters also in Baton Rouge and Lafayette; Member meetings held on first Wednesday of the month, 6-8 pm.

(504) 529-5955 • 1024 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans 70117 • Email: info@promiseofjustice.org • https://promiseofjustice.org/ • Organizing and advoacy work on multiple projects related to the prison system in Louisiana

Email: info@southernsmoke.org • https://southernsmoke.org/ • National organization providing emergency financial and mental health assistance to food and beverage workers impacted by unexpected events like natural disasters, mass violence, pandemics, etc.

https://nmvvrc.org • Helpful resources for survivors of mass violence: https://nmvvrc.org/survivors/self-help/ Collaborate with the Office for Victims of Crime to help coordinate the response after a mass violence incident, provides advice and assistance in the aftermath