Planned Parenthood of Central and Southern Indiana Inc.
20 S Hazard
Scottsburg, In 47170
752-5656
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Protects, provides, and promotes accessible reproductive healthcare for men and women.
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Boystown National Hotline |
Treats and cares for abused abandoned, and neglected girls and boys |
Child Find America
PO BOX 277
New York, New York 12561
1-800-426-5678
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Locate abducted and runaway children and youth 18 years old and younger.
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Runaway Hotline
1-800-231-6946
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Talk to youth about problems.
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Child Abuse Hotline
1-800-800-5556
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Child Development Bureau
1-877-511-1144 |
Family Help Line
1-800-433-0746
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Hoosier Healthwise for Children
1-800-889-9949 |
Medicaid Recipient Information
1-800-457-4584
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Missing Children (State Police)
1-800-831-8953
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State Information Center
1-800-457-8283
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Cancer Information Line
1-800-333-0730
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National Youth Crisis Hotline
1.800.HIT.HOME |
Available to kids ages 12 - 18. Addresses programs such as drugs, teen
pregnancy, physical, emotional and sexual abuse, homelessness, prostitution and
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WIC ( Women, Infants, & Children)
1642 B W McClain Ave
Scottsburg, In 47170
752-6474
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Services for pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, infants and children under 5 years of age.
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Scott County Division of Family and Children
1050 W. Community Way
Scottsburg, In 47170
752-2503
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Aid for families with dependant children (TANF), food stamps and Medicaid.
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Scott County Community Clearinghouse
Scottsburg, In 47170
752-0123
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Food pantry, clothing, emergency assistance, plus assessment for appropriate referrals
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4-H Purdue Cooperative Extension Office
Scott County Court House
Suite G 30
Scottsburg, In 47170
752-8450
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Publications regarding agriculture, 4-H, youth development, and consumer and family sciences information. Many publications are free.
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Indiana Youth Advocates
2426 S English Dr. Suite 2
Lexington, In 47138
812-889-2014
1-800-381-9673
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An affiliate of the National Youth Advocate Program, non-profit social services agency. Provide child placement, youth/family advocacy and independent living services on a referral basis through community OFCs and probation offices. IYAP also licenses foster homes and encourages interested persons to apply.
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