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Louisiana
See Louisiana's rankings in
healthcare compared to other states
State Mental Health Resources
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State Mental Health Agency |
Mental Health Facilities
Treatment Facilities and Support Services |
Substance Abuse Treatment Facility Locator
A searchable directory of drug and alcohol treatment. |
Mental Health Services
Consumer, Family, and Advocacy organizations |
State
Resource Guide
National/State Agencies and State Professional Advocacy
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State Suicide Prevention Programs |
CMHS Grantees
SAMHSA and CMHS Funded Programs |
State Statistics
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Adults with Serious Mental Illness 1990 |
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Children & Adolescents with Serious Emotional Disturbance 1995 |
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State Mental Health Block Grant Funding 1997 |
State Mental Health Agency, Mental Health
Actual Dollar & Per Capita Expenditures,1997 |
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State and County Psychiatric Hospital Inpatient Beds, 1998 |
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State and County Psychiatric Hospitals, Inpatient Census,
Beginning of 1998 |
Louisiana and "Things to do" links
links of interest by city
Baton Rouge Visitors guide online
Arts Cultural Support
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Arts Council of Baton Rouge
427 Laurel Street
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(225)
344-8558 |
The Arts
Council of Baton Rouge enhances the quality of life in the
Baton Rouge area by promoting and supporting the arts and
art organizations in our city.
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Baton Rouge Arts Market
300 North Boulevard
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(225)
344-8558 |
The Arts
Market is open from 8am-Noon the first Saturday of each
month in conjunction with the Red Stick Farmer's Market. In
case of rain, you can find us in the municipal parking
garage on St. Louis St. next to the Centroplex library.
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Baton Rouge Ballet Theater
11017 Perkins Road
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(225)
766-8379 |
The Baton
Rouge Ballet Theatre, under the direction of Molly Buchman
and Sharon Matthews, presents professional dance productions
and an extensive Arts-in-Education program to East Baton
Rouge and surrounding parishes.
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Baton Rouge Little Theater
7155 Florida Boulevard
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(225)
924-6496 |
Baton
Rouge Little Theater is a non-profit community theater
dedicated to promoting the theatrical arts in Baton Rouge
and the surrounding areas.
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BREC´s Guild Gallery
8133 Jefferson Hwy.
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(225)
926-4657 |
The
Louisiana Art and Artists Guild is a non-profit artist
organization founded in 1953 to promote awareness of the
visual arts. The Gallery hosts a number of art exhibits
throughout the year and special shows are scheduled
periodically.
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Foundation for Historical Louisiana at the Old Governor's
Mansion
502 North Boulevard
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(225)
387-2464 |
The
Foundation for Historical Louisiana promotes cultural
awareness and the preservation of the history of Louisiana.
FHL also oversees the Old Governor's Mansion and its weekly
tours.
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Louisiana Alliance for Arts Education
7001 Florida Boulevard
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(225)
216-7929 |
The
Louisiana Alliance for Arts Education advocates for ongoing,
quality art education for students. LAAE works with the
Louisiana Division of the Arts and the Louisiana Department
of Education to promote programs for arts education.
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Louisiana Art and Artists' Guild
8133 Jefferson Highway
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926-4657
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Louisiana
Art and Artists' Guild is a local organization for artists
of Baton Rouge.
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Louisiana Division of the Arts
P.O. Box 44247
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(225)
342-8180 |
The
Louisiana Division of the Arts was created to support
established and emerging artists and organizations. LDA has
awarded more than $4 million in grants to various artists in
Louisiana.
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LSU Department of Theatre
217 Media Building, Louisiana State University
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(225)
388-4174 |
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Of Moving Colors Productions
616 Spanish Town Rd.
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(225)
338-0804 |
Of Moving
Colors Productions incorporates dance, visual arts,
literature, and music into performances for the public that
educate and stimulate.
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Playmakers of Baton Rouge Inc.
100 North Boulevard
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(225)
344-5450 |
Playmakers is Louisiana's professional theatre for young
audiences. Playmakers reaches 100,000 people each year
through various venues including summer and school tours,
workshops, year-round drama classes, and season productions.
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Swine Place Productions
Reilly Theatre Tower Dr. LSU
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(225)
388-3533 |
Founded
in 1992, Swine Palace's core of artists rank as some of the
best new talent in the nation, yet the ensemble has a
distinctly homegrown flavor with many of our actors and
designers having been born or educated in Louisiana.
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Spiritual Support Directory:
Baton Rouge Fellowship locator
Supporting SoberJam |
- Submit a topic to Present to the Information/Education Fair prior
to "SoberJam" September 29, 2002
- Support our event and host an information booth-contact us for
more information
[email protected]
- Download Flyers, discuss in your community, begin lining up
transportation for those wishing to attend in your area.
- Volunteer to hand out to attendees, assist in set up, clean up of
September 29th's events.
- Volunteer to assist in your parish with media outreach to promote
our 1st Annual "SoberJam"
- Musician in recovery? If you are interested in performing,
please contact our Events Director-Timothea
Register - Please do this first!
LA Alert - Forward these e-mail updates to
all of your state contacts, and ask them to do the same!
Building a
Network by state:
Louisiana
Louisiana State
office of Addictive disorders Find Treatment in the state of
Louisiana, Prevention services, regulatory information, general
administrative, federal links, regional information for state services,
this office is a division of DHH.
HNnote:
Michael Duffy, the acting state director of OAD, and friend to the
recovering community is committed moving forward efforts to
maximize resources available, and working with communities, contact his
office for information and questions regarding addiction in the State.
Very helpful office staff.
Louisiana Drug Court
Professionals
Drug Courts-we know that incarceration is the ultimate result of many
suffering from addiction, here you will find the trade association for
those working to bring much needed treatment services to those facing
incarceration or legal actions as a result of untreated addiction.
Very helpful resource for Parish break out of services available.
HNnote: Drug Courts, fall under the wing of the
Louisiana Supreme Court. Funding varies as do programs parish by
parish.
HealthCare
Louisiana Community Care Program Info.
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