After School Programs/Tutoring
After School Action
Program (ASAP). 943-5000 x 6925 GISD Middle Schools
Offers
6th - 8th graders enrichment, leadership and recreational
opportunities after school three days
per week. Also offers tutorials/
homework help from certified teachers, school professionals and Southwestern
students.
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Enrichment (ESE), 943-5087 fax 943-5088 www.georgetown.txed.net/ese/
ESE offers enrichments and care for children
in Pre-Kindergarten through 5th grades at all elementary campuses from
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Provides tutoring
(while school is in session), from Monday through Thursday,
Helping Hands Tutoring (Partners
in Education) 943-5175 Se
habla español en varios sitios.
Students from
1st-8th grade receive an hour of afternoon or evening tutoring,
Mon-Thurs. at different locations throughout
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Health and Human
Services
Services
health needs, including immunizations of all ages for sliding fee scale. Open Mon. -- Fri. Phone:
943-3000
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County & Cities Health District
930-4387 930-4386
español 930-4344
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Families Assistance/Crisis
Shelters
Health and Human Services Commission Eligibility
Services
Assistance with Food Stamps, Medicaid, TANF 512-863-6581 All applications screened for
emergency benefit eligibility. Contact:
Charlie Lumpkins, Region 07, Georgetown/Taylor or Texas Dept. of Human
Services 512 869-0048
Se habla
español.
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illiamson County Crisis Center- 930-2595
1-800-460-7233 Hotline Georgetown
Counseling, support groups, and shelter for victims of family violence
and sexual assault.
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he Caring Place 512
869-4735 2000 Railroad Ave , Georgetown
Includes a thrift
store, food pantry and provides families assistance with medical and/or
financial emergencies. A work program, assistance with budget counseling,
etc. Se habla español. Hrs: Mon -
Sat 9 – 4:00p.m
Rainbows Caroline
Kidd 512
863-6870 Georgetown
Offers 12 week
grief support sessions offered Fall & Spring for children (ages 3-17) &
the adults who love them. Bilingual
services sometimes offered.
St. Vincent de Paul Society - St. Helen’s Catholic Church
512 863-3041 Georgetown
Offers assistance
to people in need (utilities, rent, groceries, etc) Se habla español.
Parent Resources and Education
New Creations Education Services Tommy West 512
863-0907 or 512 635-0670
Offers day, evening
and Saturday parenting classes/ training, support group facilitating; accepts
referrals from Child Protective Services, courts, GISD, ESL churches, PTA’s,
Williamson County Juvenile Services – Family Preservation Program. Bilingual can be arranged by request. Email: ParentClasses@aol.com
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ridges To Growth Resource
Center 864-3008 605 E. University, Georgetown
A Resource Center
The
Learn how to build assets in the youth in your
neighborhood! The Georgetown Project is
a non-profit organization devoted to building a healthier community for all
children and youth by mobilizing our community to action. Check website for
details. www.georgetownproject.com
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he Georgetown Police Department's Community Resource Team
Presentations
over all safety and awareness programs. Crime Prevention Information Contacts:
Officer Jack Lacy at 512-930-2519 or Officer Jim Seals at 512-930-2597
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rc of the Capital Area 476-7044 2818
Provides support
for parents of children with disabilities, AARD support, intake and referral.
Counseling and Intervention
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ntervention Services
Unlimited (ISU) 763-0478 605 East University,
Offers
both school-based and office-based counseling and therapy for children, adults,
and families.
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IFESTEPS Metro # 930-5351 Round
Rock 246-9880
SAIL (
SAIL
is a process that helps students who are experienceing problems that interfere
with learning, such as depression, emotional trauma, peer conflict, alcohol,
tobacco, and other drugs. Students can
be referred by fellow students, staff, parents, community members, and
self. All referrals are kept strictly
confidential. Contact a campus conunselor
or SAIL team coordinator for a referral form.
Mentoring/Tutoring
Big Brothers Big
Sisters of
Matches
children with a mentor, “BIGS” with “LITTLES.” Se
habla español.
Project
Scout Information
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ontact Calvin
Gray, Scoutmaster, Troop 405, Associate Advisor, Venturing Crew 40 Phone 863-9040, for the most current Scout
information and local leaders.
Cub
Scouts is for boys in grades 1-5. Boy Scouts is for boys at least age 11
and no older than age 17. Venturing is a co-ed program for young men and women
in high school and college ages 14 (and have completed eighth grade) to 20.
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he
The Girl Scouts of
The Girl Scouts accepts girls from kindergarten through
12th grade. Visit their
website: www.girlscouts.org
Sports
Contacts
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City of
A publication of Guiding Healthy Choices, a program of
Funded through the
Office of National Drug Control Policy/OJJDD.
Recursos Para Familias
Programas despues de Escuela / Tutores
Programa de Accion Despues
del Escuela (ASAP). 943-5000 X 6925 Escuelas
GISD
Ofrecen
enriquecimiento para alumnos
Enriquecimiento de Escuela Extendido
(ESE) 943-5087 fax 943-5088 www.georgetown.txed.net/ese/www.georgetown.txed.net/ese/
ESE ofrece los enriquecimientos y cuidado para
niños en el Pre-kinder hasta grado quinto en todos escuelas primarias de
