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Florida
Self-Directed Care hinges on the belief that
individuals are capable of choosing services and making purchases
that will help them begin or remain on the road to recovery. A
system of purchasing has been developed that is driven by individual
choice. The goal of FloridaSDC is to promote and respect
self-determination, recovery and full community inclusion for people
who have been diagnosed with mental illnesses and who depend on
government subsidized mental wellness services. Participants in
FloridaSDC select the providers, services, and items that they deem
necessary for recovery and the achievement of the highest level of
desired wellness and quality of life. |
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About
FloridaSDC gives "Contact
information" for FloridaSDC and a brief description of the
program. |
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Program
Resources
contains: The "Provider
Directory," the "Orientation Packet," which includes the
"Purchasing Policy and Guidelines," the "Enrollment Manual"
which includes "Policies and Procedures," and the "Provider
Packet." |
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Community
Resources can be viewed by
"County" or by "Category." The entry page to each category
contains a listing of regional and national resources. The
counties served by FloridaSDC Circuit 20 are Lee, Collier,
Charlotte, Hendry, and Glades. |
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Participant
Resources has "Articles"
written by FloridaSDC staff or participants; "Recovery Tips"
and copies of the "Revolution Times" which is the
FloridaSDC Advisory Council newsletter.
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Recovery
Resources links to recovery resources on "Trauma & Recovery," "Faith &
Recovery," "Support & Recovery," "Self-Care & Recovery,"
and "Advocacy & Recovery." "Disaster Information"
and "Hotlines and Help Lines" are also found
here. |
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The
Site Map lists every
page found on FloridaSDC. |
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The
Site Search Engine allows
you to search the site for content that you are looking for. |
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Email
Address:
voice@flsdc.org |
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT
OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT: No person
shall, on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex,
age, or disability be excluded from participation in, be denied the
benefits of, or be subjected to unlawful discrimination under any
program or activity receiving or benefiting from federal financial
assistance and administered by the Department. To file a complaint,
alleging violations of this policy, contact the Office of Civil
Rights, Florida Department of Children and Families, 1317 Winewood
Boulevard, Building 6, Room 124, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0700 or
call 1-850-487-1901, Suncom 277-1901, or TDD 1-850-922-9220. |
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