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St. Tammany Parish GovernmentDepartment of Health & Human Services21454 Koop Drive, Room 327Mandeville, LA 70471Tel : (985) 898‐3074SocialServices@stpgov.orgUpdated : August 2016For the most updated version of this list please go to:www.stpgov.org/departments/dhhs
Community Resource List Table of ContentsBasic NeedsHousingFamily ServicesEduca onDisability ServicesElderly ServicesHealth ServicesMental Health & Substance Abuse TreatmentLegal / Financial AssistanceCommunity Organiza onsFaith Based Organiza onsEmergency AssistanceOther Online Resource 9‐2021‐22232425‐262728All organiza ons and services listed are for reference only and are not to be considered asaffiliated or endorsed by St. Tammany Parish unless noted otherwise.This Resource List has been prepared by St. Tammany ParishGovernment’s Department of Health & Human Services.This is not an all‐inclusive list of available resources.To add your organiza on to this list, please email:socialservices@stpgov.org.2
Basic Needs Food, Shelter, OtherBush Food Pantry81605 Hwy 41Bush, LA 70431(985) 516‐6091Services Provided: Food distribu on for families and individuals in need. (Followsguidelines set by Second Harvest Food Bank). Applicants must be residents of St. Tammanyparish and fit in one of the following criteria: Combined Household income level is within guidelines—Income guidelines changeyearly ‐ call for updated income limits.All occupants of household receive SNAP benefitsApplicant receives Supplemental Security IncomeHousehold receives aid to families and dependent childrenCaring Center1020 Joe Buccaran Dr.Slidell, LA 70458(985) 649‐5237Services Provided: Emergency shelter for women & children only.Community Ac on Agency(CAA)Slidell520 Old Spanish Trail 3cSlidell, LA 70458(985) 646‐2090Covington1301 N. Florida St.Covington, LA 70433(985) 893‐3923www.stpgov.org/caaServices Provided: The Community Ac on Agency (CAA), with offices in Covington andSlidell, provides a number of services to St. Tammany Parish residents includingemergency u lity, rental and mortgage assistance. The CAA also works with the NorthlakeHomeless Coali on for homeless and near‐homeless families transi oning fromhomelessness to help them become self‐sustaining.Community Chris an Concern(CCC)2515 Carey St.Slidell, LA 70458(985) 646‐0357cccslidell.orgServices Provided: Community Chris an Concern assists individuals and families withurgent needs requiring immediate, short‐term solu ons. We empower families andindividuals by offering emergency assistance in the form of food, clothing, personal careitems, shelter, prescrip on assistance, and emergency travel.Family Promise St. Tammany513 Michigan AvenueSlidell, LA 70458(985) 201‐7221familypromises ammany.orgServices Provided: Faith‐based community organiza on commi ed to helping transi onalfamilies with children become self sustaining by helping homeless families find temporaryhomes.Requires referral through Northlake Homeless Coali on ‐ See Page 5They help individuals and families break down barriers that create dependency. Assistanceto improve energy efficiency of homes is offered through CAA’s Weatheriza on program.Requires referral through Northlake Homeless Coali on ‐ See Page 53
Basic Needs Food, Shelter, OtherFood Bank of Covington840 N. Columbia St.Covington, LA 70433(985) 893‐3003www.covingtonfoodbank.orgServices Provided: Food distribu on for families and individuals in need within 130%federal poverty guidelines.Requires registra on, items needed for registra on:Picture ID, Proof of Monthly Household Income, Proof of residence, Proof of all those livingin the household (Social Security Cards are required for all household members).Registra on hours:Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday9am ‐ 11:30amYou must be signed in by 11:30 to register.Food Distribu on hours:Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday9am – 12pmYou must be in line by 11:45 to receive food.Freedom Worship757 Old Spanish TrailSlidell, LA(985) 326‐5622Services Provided: Offers transi onal housing for men.Giving Hope Retreat31294 US Hwy 190Lacombe LA 70445(985) 218‐9485neworleansmission.orgServices Provided: (Requires referral through Northlake Homeless Coali on ‐ See Page 5)Miramon Center2515 Carey St.Slidell, LA 70458(985) 649‐6233cccslidell.org/miramon‐centerRequires referral through Northlake Homeless Coali on ‐ See Page 5 A one year Discipleship Program designed to change lives (for those who self‐iden tyas homeless)Free long term addic on & trauma counseling (Mission)Meal Service: 3 meals daily, 24,000 meals served monthlyCommunity Outreach‐Reducing food insecurity in the communityDivine Staffing : Voca onal training and Workforce Development for DisciplesLovely Crea ons: Voca onal training for women, teaching them how to make a product,market it, and sell it (Mission)Services Provided: Houses a maximum of 12 men in the transi onal men’s housing program.It allows men to save their earnings and transi on into permanent housing with a life of self‐sufficiency and independence. The program gives the men an opportunity to begin anew,offering hope in rebuilding their lives from life’s circumstances. Residents are sponsored bylocal churches and organiza ons, and are working on individual goals.Requires referral through Northlake Homeless Coali on ‐ See Page 5NAMI St. Tammany23515 US Hwy 190,Mandeville, LA 70448(985) 626‐6681NAMIST (985) 626‐6538Services Provided: Provides permanent suppor ve housing, transi onal housing, andsuppor ve services to homeless adults living with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness(SPMI) and/or co‐occurring disorders.Requires referral through Northlake Homeless Coali on ‐ See Page 54
Basic Needs Food, Shelter, OtherNew Orleans Mission1134 Baronne St.New Orleans, LA 70113(504) 523‐2116neworleansmission.orgServices Provided: 21‐day Emergency shelter program includes a bed, 3 daily meals, achange of clothing, and hygiene supplies.Northlake Homeless Coali onP.O. Box 53Mandeville, LA 70471(985) 626‐6681www.NorthlakeHomeless.orgServices Provided: Coordinated planning process that brings together many levels of local,state and federal agencies as well as public, private, faith‐based, and non‐profitorganiza ons and concerned public. The NHC membership body works to house individualsand families, keep them in safe housing, and connect them with the support that will helpsecure their long‐term stability.Red Cross2640 Canal St.New Orleans, LA 70128Phone: (504) 620‐3105Services Provided: Disaster relief and recovery. The Southeast Louisiana Chapter servesOrleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. John, Assump on, Lafourche,Terrebonne, St. Mary, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington Parishes.Requires referral through Northlake Homeless Coali onredcross.org/la/new‐orleansSafe HarborServices Provided: Crisis interven on, safety planning, emergency shelter, empowermentP.O. Box 1179advocacy, and other suppor ve services to survivors of domes c, family, and da ngMandeville, LA 70470violence.24‐Hour Crisis Line(985) hore.orgSamaritan Center402 Girod St.Mandeville, LA 70448(985) 626‐4457www.samcen.orgServices Provided: The Samaritan Center is a Chris an organiza on offering emergencyassistance with food for those in our community who are in need.Limited assistance for u li es, rent/mortgage, transporta on, & medicines may be providedin some circumstances. Food, Personal Hygiene ItemsGas, Clothes, Household ItemsLimited Housing AssistanceTemporary Short‐TermTransient AssistanceLimited U li es AssistanceLimited Prescrip onsSchool Supplies (Seasonal)Thanksgiving Food Baskets (Seasonal)Gran’s A c Thri Shop (open to public)5Hours of opera on:Monday—Friday10AM—3PM
Basic Needs Food, Shelter, OtherSupplemental Nutri onAssistance Program (SNAP)St. Tammany EconomicStability Office351 Holiday Blvd.Covington LA 70433Services Provided: The Supplemental Nutri on Assistance Program (SNAP) providesmonthly benefits that help eligible low‐income households buy the food they need for goodhealth. For most households, SNAP funds account for only a por on of their food budgets;they must also use their own funds to buy enough food to last throughout the month. Eligi‐ble households can receive food assistance through regular SNAP or through the LouisianaCombined Applica on Project (LaCAP).1‐888‐524‐3578www.dss.state.la.usThe Good Samaritan Ministry910 Crossgates Blvd.Slidell, LA 70461(985) 641‐6421www.stlukeslidell.orgServices Provided: Provides services for Slidell and Pearl River residents and transientsonly – by appointment only unless otherwise stated. Services include: Distribu on of Food, Diapers, Formula, Gas (Restric ons apply, no appointmentneeded)First Step in Crisis – Assistance with any legi mate need that can be validated.Assistance is limited to once every twelve months per household (not person).Informa on needed: Proof of need Picture ID & Social Security No. Proof of income Copies of uƟlity bills, rental agreements, etc.School Supplies – No need for appointment, set days published on our annual calendarof eventsTutoring – Must register at front desk of Good Sams. 5 fee per session.SNAP applica ons – Assistance in applying for SNAP, call to request an appointmentFood For Seniors – No appointment required. Available every second Wednesday of themonth from 2‐4. Drive through boxes of food for seniors 60 and older who have beenpre‐qualified by Catholic Chari es.Family Promise – Homeless family support.Stepping Stones – Rela onship management to mentor an unstable family through anindividualize plan toward stability.Timothy Trumpet of TruthMinistry36479 Browns Village Rd.Slidell, LA 70460(985) 639‐9882trumpeto ruthministry.orgServices Provided: Faith based community service gran ng emergency shelter forhomeless men.WIC (Women, Infants andChildren) Food SupplementProgramSt. Tammany CommunityWellness Center1505 N. Florida St.Covington LA 70433(985) 871‐6030www.stph.org/CommunityWellnessServices Provided: WIC is a supplemental food program for eligible pregnant andpost‐partum women and their children, from birth to five years. Food packages andeduca on are provided based upon the individual's assessed needs. Eligibility can beestablished by providing proof of par cipa on in one of the following programs:Requires referral through Northlake Homeless Coali on ‐ See Page 5 Food stampsMedicaidTANF (Temporary Aid to Needy Families)LA Chip (not LA Chip Affordable Plan)LA Moms6
Housing Repairs , Loan Assistance, and HomeownershipFEMA(800) 621‐FEMAFEMA Transi onal Support(504) 762‐2437www.FEMA.govServices Provided: Provides basic needs for those living in unfit condi ons, whether thecondi ons are hurricane related or not. In addi on to assis ng disaster vic ms.Florida Parishes HumanServices Authority (FPHSA)835 Pride Dr. Ste. BHammond, LA 70401(985) 543‐4333www.fphsa.orgServices Provided: Permanent suppor ve housing (PSH) vouchers for the disabled.More about FPHSA: Florida Parishes Human Services Authority (FPHSA) is a state fundedlocal governance en ty with the vision of enhancing the availability of services and supportsleading to a sa sfying and produc ve life for persons with addic ons, developmentaldisabili es, and mental illnesses.Greater New Orleans FairHousing Ac on Center404 S Jefferson Davis PkwyNew Orleans, LA 70119(504) 596‐2100www.gnofairhousing.orgServices Provided: The Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Ac on Center (GNOFHAC) is anonprofit civil rights organiza on established in 1995 to eradicate housing discrimina on.GNOFHAC’s work throughout Louisiana includes educa on, inves ga on and enforcementac vi es.Call to: File a housing discrimina on complaint Schedule a fair housing training for your company, non‐profit organiza on,neighborhood organiza on or classroom Make an appointment to see a cer fied housing counselor for free assistance with amortgage delinquency or default situa on, a homeownership insurance claim, oranother homeownership issue.Habitat for Humanity East747 Old Spanish TrailSlidell, LA 70458(985) 639‐0656www.esth .orgServices Provided: Home ownership program and financial educa on programs for lowincome individuals and families.Habitat for Humanity West69164 Hwy 59 Ste. 2Mandeville, LA 70471(985) 893‐3172www.habitatsw.orgServices Provided: HFHSTW builds homes in the Abita Springs, Covington, Folsom,Madisonville, Mandeville, and unincorporated areas of western St. Tammany Parish. Primaryservices include: St. Tammany Homeownership Center, a service of Habitat for Humanity St. TammanyWest (created at the request of St. Tammany Parish Government): Offers a FinancialFitness class and a 1st Time Homebuyer Training ; USDA repair and loan info; creditrepair. Housing – offers the opportunity of homeownership and asset building to low‐incomefamilies in western St. Tammany Parish. Volunteer Services – engages volunteer labor to sell homes to partneringfamilies for an affordable purchase price. Post‐Purchase Support – serves as a resource for homeowners for as long as they owntheir Habitat homes. ReStore ‐ accepts dona ons of new and gently‐used materials from a variety of sourcesand sells the balance in its retail opera ons at below retail prices. Profits from theReStore are used to fund the construc on of several Habitat homes each year.7
Housing Repairs , Loan Assistance, and HomeownershipLA Housing Searchwww.lahousingsearch.org(877) 428‐8844Services Provided: A housing locator service allows people to locate available housing thatbest fits their individual and family needs.Hours of Opera on (Telephone Service)Monday ‐ Friday8AM—7PMLouisiana HousingCorpora on2415 Quail Dr.Baton Rouge, LA 70808225‐763‐8700www.lhfa.state.la.usServices Provided: Helps residents obtain safe, affordable, energy efficient housing.New Day HomeownershipServices303 S. Military RdSlidell, LA 70461Programs Offered:‐Home repair and rehab‐LIHEAP (U lity Bill Assistance)Services Provided: Homeowner counseling and home repair grants to members of thecommunity. Offering credit repair, pre‐purchase counseling, financial fitness classes andmoney management classes.(985) 288‐5826Northshore Disaster Recovery360 Robert Blvd.Epworth BuildingSlidell, LA 70458(985) 781‐7990www.epworthproject.comServices Provided: Provides basic needs for those living in unfit condi ons, whether thecondi ons are hurricane related or not. In addi on to assis ng disaster vic ms, EpworthProject assists the low income and elderly with home repairs and builds handicapped rampsfor disabled ci zens.Northshore HousingIni a ves222 N. Vermont St.Covington, LA 70433(985) 246‐7050www.Northshorelandtrust.orgServices Provided: By leveraging public and private funding, NHI assists moderate‐incomefamilies and individuals in becoming homeowners in St. Tammany Parish through acommunity land trust.8
Housing Repairs , Loan Assistance, and HomeownershipRoad Home10049 N. Rieger RdBaton Rouge, LA 708091‐888‐762‐3252www.road2la.orgServices Provided: Offers programs for homeowners to get back into their homes a erdisasters. Provider of HAP (Homeowner Assistance Program) and SRPP (Small RentalProperty Program) ‐ both programs offer grants /loans for repairs with low forgivable loans.Salva on Manor62700 LA Hwy 1091Pearl River, LA 70452(985) 863‐1999Services Provided: Provides rental subsidies( Sec on 202 Rental Assistance) to renters. Thissubsidy allows the renter to pay 30% of his or her income for rent while the subsidy pays thedifference. To qualify, a renter must earn 50% or less of the Area Median Income.Slidell Housing AuthorityServices Provided: Provide equal access to safe, quality housing for our families and1250 Mar n Luther King Jr Dr.elderly residents throughout the community.Slidell, LA 70458(985) s of America GreaterNew Orleans823 Carroll St. # BMandeville, LA 70448(985) 674‐0488www.voagno.orgServices Provided: Maintenance ‐ Residen al Rehabilita on Program. Home repairs,handicap accessibility and energy efficiency improvements. Income limits apply.Weatheriza on AssistanceProgramSlidell(985) 646‐2090Covington(985) 893‐3923Services Provided: Weatheriza on assistance to improve the energy efficiency of homesof low‐income families. Income qualifica ons are set annually by federal government.Priority is given to households with members who are:US Department of Agriculture3727 Government St.Alexandria, LA 71302(318) 473‐7630www.usda.gov ElderlyDisabledHave children under the age of 5Services Provided:Single Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants in LouisianaAlso known as the Sec on 504 Home Repair program, this provides loans tovery‐low‐income homeowners to repair, improve or modernize their homes or grantsto elderly very‐low‐income homeowners to remove health and safety hazards.Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program in LouisianaProvides homeownership opportuni es to low‐to moderate‐income rural Americansthrough several loan, grant, and loan guarantee programs. The programs also make fundingavailable to individuals to finance vital improvements necessary to make their homesdecent, safe, and sanitary.9
Family ServicesAdop on ChoicesContact: Shannon Noonan1860 McNamara St.Mandeville, LA 70448(985) 630‐9393Services Provided: Adop on and Foster counseling services.Boys & Girls Club705 Dewey Dr.Slidell, LA 70458(985) 643‐3464www.bgcsela.org/slidellServices Provided: Since 1965, Boys & Girls Clubs have provided children and teens withaccess to life‐enriching programs that support academic success, healthy lifestyles and goodci zenship.Camp Hope(Grief Camp for Kids)2763A 3rd St.Slidell, LA 70458(985) 288‐5275www.renewedhopecenter.orgServices Provided: Available to ALL children between 6 and 12 years of age who aregrieving and need support. Offers all the fun of a typical camp, along with group‐therapyac vi es to assist the children with their bereavement process. These ac vi es incorporatethe use of art, music, games and play therapies: with the theme of offering true hope fortheir future. The mission is to restore grieving children and families back into themainstream of their lives through innova ve services. A Licensed Professional Counselorwho specializes in Play Therapy will conduct each session.Children's Advocacy Center‐Hope HouseP.O. Box 1852Covington, LA 70434(985) 892‐3885www.cachopehouse.orgServices Provided: Forensic interviews, counseling services for children who have beensexually abused, and offers sexual abuse preven on training. All services are free of charge.Child Advocacy Services1504 W. Church St.Hammond, LA 70401(800) 798‐1575(985) 902‐9583www.childadv.netServices Provided: Advocacy, clinical services, and preven on educa on for children andfamilies in 10 Southeast Louisiana parishes including Ascension, Assump on, East and WestFeliciana, Livingston, St. Charles, St. Helena, St. James, St. John, and Tangipahoa Parishes.Child WelfareOffice of Community Services300 Covington Center Ste. 1Covington, LA 70433(985) 893‐6225Services Provided: Department of Children and Family Services—Child protec ve services.Call 1‐855‐4LA‐KIDS (1‐855‐452‐5437) toll free 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.Community ServiceDepartment351 Holiday Blvd.Covington, LA 70433(985) 893‐6363Services Provided: SNAP sign up loca on, Family and Children welfare services, andfoster/adop on services. Help individuals & families become self‐sufficient.10
Family ServicesCovington Family ServiceCenter73134 E. Stadium Dr.Covington, LA 70433(985) 893‐0053Services Provided: Child Care Center, Day Care Center, In‐Home/Family Day Care.Early Childhood SupportServices (ECSS)3916 LA 22Mandeville, LA 70471(985) 624‐4140Services Provided: A State program managed by the Department of Health and Hospital,Office of Behavioral Health. ECSS provides a coordinated system of screening, evalua onand referral services and treatment for children ages 0 through 5 years and their families.Essen ally a preven on and interven on program, its elements include local, integrated andcomprehensive systems of care for young children and healthy development along withschool readiness.Early Interven on Program/Noah’s Arc ChildDevelopment CentersServices Provided: Early Interven on/Early Steps services are available to children birth toage 3 who have a developmental delay.Early Steps Services:700 Gause Blvd.Slidell, LA 70458(985) 643‐6227 Occupa onal therapy Speech/Language therapy Special instruc on1689 Viola St.Mandeville, LA 70448(985) 674‐1998Fairhaven Children's Home21066 Fairhaven RdCovington, LA 70435(985) 892‐1134Services Provided: Fair Haven provides a “home” atmosphere for children giving each childwith a well‐rounded learning and developing experience with spiritual growth and moralmaturity.Kids Wanna Help816 W. 15th Ave.Covington, LA 70433(504)453‐2291kidswannahelp.comServices Provided: Kids Wanna Help is a 501 (c)(3) kid powered non‐profit organiza onthat gives kids an opportunity to raise money for chari es through fun ac vi es that buildconfidence and self‐esteem and encourage a life me of social and community responsibility.LA Domes c Violence Hot line(888) 411‐1333www.lcadv.orgServices Provided: The LA Coali on Against Domes c Violence is the federally designatedstatewide coali on of shelters, non‐residen al programs and individuals working to enddomes c violence in Louisiana. We oppose violence as a means of control over others andsupport equality in rela onships.11
Family ServicesLouisiana Youth EnhancedServices (LA‐YES)Slidell, LA(504) 896‐2636 or(866)39LAYESServices Provided: The LA Youth Enhanced Services (LA‐Y.E.S.) is a System of Care that wasdeveloped to help children with behavioral and emo onal disorders get the care that theyneed so they can have happier and healthier rela onships with their family, school, andcommunity.Quality Independent ServiceCoordinators of Louisiana, Inc.‐Infant/Toddler Program19226 N. 5th St.Covington, LA 70433(985) 809‐0400Services Provided: Individual and Family Social Service case management.Safe HarborP.O. Box 1179Mandeville, LA 7047024‐Hour Crisis Line(985) hore.orgServices Provided: Crisis interven on, safety planning, emergency shelter, empowermentadvocacy, and other suppor ve services to survivors of domes c, family, and da ngviolence.Southeast Spouse AbuseProgramPO Box 1946Hammond, LA 70404(985) 542‐8384Services Provided: Promotes social change by providing services which empower ba eredand abused individuals and their dependent children of all abili es to achieve safe,violence‐free lives.The Paren ng Center of St.Tammany Parish Hospital1505 N. Florida St. Ste. BCovington, LA 70433(985) 898‐4435Services Provided: The purpose of this program is to provide a center where parents,through the help of professionally trained staff, can develop paren ng skills, therebymaximizing their child’s intellectual, physical, social, emo onal, and educa onaldevelopment.www.stph.org/paren ngcenter12
Educa onHead Start ProgramsHead Start promotes the school readiness of young children from low‐income families through agencies in their localcommunity. Head Start and Early Head Start programs support the comprehensive development of children frombirth to age 5, in centers, child care partner loca ons, and in their own homes. Head Start services include earlylearning, health, and family well‐being.Covington Head Start/Early Head Start73134 E. Stadium Dr.Covington, LA 70433(985) 893‐0053(985) 892‐8638Slidell Head Start61260 Airport RdSlidell, LA 70460(985) 605‐5070(985) 605‐5080(Fax) (985) 605‐5071Lacombe/Mandeville Head Start60366 S. 24th St.Lacombe, LA 70445(985) 882‐5610(985) 882‐7094(Fax)(985) 882‐9388Robert Head Start22476 Hwy 190 EastRobert, LA 70455(985) 318‐8800SLU Head Start/Early Head Start125 W. Tornado Dr.Hammond, LA 70401(985) 549‐5948Pearl River Head Start63631 Hwy 11Pearl River, LA 70452(985) 863‐3660(985) 863‐3681(Fax)(985) 863‐3692St Tammany Parish School Board Contact Informa onSt. Tammany Parish SchoolBoard (C. J. SchoenAdministra ve Complex)321 N. Theard St.Covington, LA 70433‐2835(985) 892‐2276St. Tammany ParishSchool Registra onCovington(985) 898‐3370Slidell(985) 646‐4917St. Tammany Parish SchoolBoard (Sec on 504)(985) 898‐3311 Ext 3309St. Tammany Parish SchoolBoard (Special Educa on)(985) 898‐3311 Covington(985) 646‐4920 SlidellPublic Schools with Early Childhood Programs (Pre‐Kindergarten)Eligibility: Currently eligible for Free or Reduced Lunch, under 6 years of age and at least 4 years old byOct 1st. Must live within school boundaries to a end each specific school. Full school boundary maps can be foundonline at maps.stpsb.org.Abita Springs Elementary22410 Level St.Abita Springs, LA 70420(985) 892‐8184abitaspringselementary.stpsb.orgAbney Early Childhood829 Kostmayer AveSlidell, LA 70458(985) 649‐1858abneyearlychildhoodcenter.stpsb.orgAlton Elementary38276 N. 5th AveSlidell, LA 70460(985) 863‐5353altonelementary.stpsb.orgBayou Woods Elementary35614 Liberty Dr.Slidell, LA 70460(985) 641‐1901bayouwoodselementary.stpsb.orgBonne Ecole Elementary900 Rue VerandSlidell, LA 70458(985) 643‐0674bonneecoleelementary.stpsb.orgBrock Elementary259 Brakefield St.Slidell, LA 70458(985) 643‐5166brockelementary.stpsb.org13
Educa onPublic Schools with Early Childhood Programs (Pre‐Kindergarten)Eligibility: Currently eligible for Free or Reduced Lunch, under 6 years of age and at least 4 years old byOct 1st. Must live within school boundaries to a end each specific school. Full school boundary maps can be foundonline at maps.stpsb.orgChahta‐Ima Elementary27488 Pichon RdLacombe, LA 70445(985) n Elementary325 S. Jackson St.Covington, LA 70433(985) 892‐4311covingtonelementary.stpsb.orgCypress Cove Elementary540 S. Military RdSlidell, LA 70461(985) 641‐3033cypresscoveelementary.stpsb.orgFi h Ward Jr. High81419 Hwy 21Bush, LA 70431(985) 886‐3273fi hwardjunior.stpsb.orgFlorida Avenue Elementary342 Florida AveSlidell, LA 70458(985) 643‐1605floridaavenueelementary.stpsb.orgFolsom Elementary82144 Hwy 25Folsom, LA 70437(985) 796‐3820folsomelementary.stpsb.orgLee Road Jr. High79131 Hwy 40; Lee Rd.Covington, LA 70435(985) 892‐3636leeroadjunior.stpsb.orgLi le Pearl Elementary63829 Hwy 11Pearl River, LA 70452(985) 863‐5906li lepearlelementary.stpsb.orgLyon Elementary1615 N. Florida St.Covington, LA 70433(985) 892‐0869lyonelementary.stpsb.orgMadisonville Elementary317 Hwy 1077Madisonville, LA 70447(985) le Elementary519 Massena St.Mandeville, LA 70448(985) 626‐3950mandevilleelementary.stpsb.orgMarigny Elementary1715 Viola St.Mandeville, LA 70448(985) 674‐3011marignyelementary.stpsb.orgMayfield Elementary31820 Hwy. 190 WSlidell, LA 70460(985) n Elementary1500 W. Causeway ApproachMandeville, LA 70471(985) 626‐3748pontchartrainelementary.stpsb.orgSixth Ward Elementary72360 Hwy 41Pearl River, LA 70452(985) 863‐7126sixthwardelementary.stpsb.orgSixth Ward Elementary72360 Hwy 41Pearl River, LA 70452(985) 863‐7126sixthwardelementary.stpsb.orgWhispering Forest Elementary300 Spiehler RdSlidell, LA 70458(985) lake Elementary1620 LivingstonMandeville, LA 70448(985) 626‐8842woodlakeelementary.stpsb.org14
Educa onPrivate Preschools that Accept Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) VouchersAppleTREE Academy72125 Military RdCovington, LA 70435(985) 893‐3112www.appletreeacademyinc.comLouisiana Children’s ResearchCenter for Development &Learning208 S. Tyler St. Ste. ACovington, LA 70433(985) 893‐7777www.cdl.orgEast St. Tammany Rainbow Childcare Center121 Kingspoint Blvd.Slidell, LA 70461(985) 646‐0718www.rainbowccc.orgWee Wisdom Learning Center1344 Eastridge Dr.Slidell, LA 70458(985) 641‐2710www.weewisdomlearningcenter.netServices Provided: LA nonprofit organiza on, specialized in customized, pragma cprofessional learning for educators that is specific and relevant to the needs of theirstudents. CDL professionals have special exper se in the areas of literacy, evidence‐basedteaching strategies, learning differences and tailored interven on, and building the capacityof teachers.St. Tammany Adult Educa onServices Provided: FREE classes are offered to qualified students at our loca ons in Slidell,ServicesCovington, Mandeville, Hammond & Greensburg.1‐(800) 732‐6640 Extension 128Services Available: HiSET Prep, ESL (English as a Second Language), HiSET Prep Online.The Harvey L. FosterFounda on for ScienceEduca on226 Chestnut Oak Dr.Mandeville, LA 70448(985) 674‐0900Services Provided: The Harvey L. Foster Founda on for Science Educa on has a mission toins ll an interest in science in youths, to further science educa on in under‐fundedprograms in elementary, secondary, and higher educa on in the St. Tammany, Washington,Livingston, and Tangipahoa Parishes of Louisiana, and to assist high school and collegestudents in pursuing college degrees in the areas of science and engineering.15
Disability ServicesAdvocacy Center: DisabilityLegal Services8325 Oak St.New Orleans, LA 70118(800) 960‐7705Services Provided: Legal assistance for the disabled.www.advocacyla.orgAlpha House Adult Day HealthCare Program20127 Hwy 36Covington, LA 70443(985) 892‐7074Services Provided: Non‐medical home care.Brain Injury Associa on ofLouisianaPO Box 57527New Orleans, LA70157(504) 453‐2512Services Provided: Provides resources and support for those who suffer from brain and/orspinal injuries.Deaf Ac on CenterNorthshore19352 N 2nd St. # 2Covington, LA 70433(985) 892‐2581www.deafac oncenterns.comServices Provided: ASL interrupters, ASL classes, free phone services for seniors, freealarm and door ringer light flashers, and free hearing aids for low income individuals over 50years of a
Stepping Stones - Rela onship management to mentor an unstable family through an individualize plan toward stability. Supplemental Nutri on Assistance Program (SNAP) St. Tammany Economic Stability Office 351 Holiday Blvd. Covington LA 70433 1‐888‐524‐3578 www.dss.state.la.us
