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Mental Health Service Providers
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APS has contracted with six vendors to provide mental health services to students and families who would like additional therapeutic support. Families will be able to access services through their health insurance and providers will be afforded an opportunity to meet with children at school or in the community. Below are the six mental health providers which have been approved through the APS procurement process.
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Parents, to request a referral for mental health therapeutic support, please contact your school social worker or fill out this form.
For more information contact :
Dr. Jacquelyn AnthonyDirector of Social Work Services
601 Dr. Thomas W. Cole Jr. WayAtlanta Ga 30314
Ph: 404-802-2247
Resource Providers
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CHRIS 180BEST
Boyd ES
Burgess Peterson ES
Carver Early College
Dunbar Elementary
Finch Elementary
Hank Aaron
Hollis Innovation
MA JonesMidtown HS
Phoenix Academy
Russell MS
Scott ES
TAG Academy
Usher
Washington HSFamily TiesBunche MS
Deerwood Academy
Dobbs ES
Harper-Archer ES
Heritage Academy
Hutchinson ES
John Lewis Invictus
Long MSMaynard Jackson HS
Mays HS
Perkerson ES
Peyton Forest ES
South Atlanta HS
Sylvan MS
Young MSPathways Transition ProgramBenteen ES
Bolton
Burgess-Peterson ES
E. Rivers
Garden Hills ES
Hope-Hill ES
Howard MS
Jackson Elementary
King MSMary Lin ES
Morningside ES
Morris Brandon
North Atlanta High School
Parkside ES
Sarah Smith
Sutton
Toomer ES
Virginia Highlands ESAccessBeecher Hills
Cascade ES
Cleveland Ave ES
CSK
F.L. Stanton
West ManorGeorgia HopeContinental Colony
Humphries ES
Springdale ParkKimberly ESUnderdueFickett ES
Miles ES
Therrell
Additional Resources
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The Safe Place Partnership
Christian City serves a large swath of metro Atlanta through its Safe Place partnership with Quik Trip stores, YMCA of Metro Atlanta locations, and fire stations in the following counties: Fulton, Douglas, Carroll, Fayette, Coweta, DeKalb, and Cobb. These organizations post information about Safe Place so teens know they can text the word "safe" and their current address to 4HELP (44357) or call 770-964-3301 for immediate assistance.
Safe Place at Christian City is part of a national network of more than 22,000 partnering businesses and community locations, such as fast-food restaurants, convenience stores, fire stations, public buses, and libraries, which display the Safe Place sign in their windows and help teens in crisis know how to find help.