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Behavioral Health Ombudsman Skip to main content Florida Department of Children and Families The single state authority on mental health and substance use disorder, and responsible for the oversight of a statewide system of care for the prevention, treatment, and recovery of children and adults through a community-based provider network. Children's Behavioral Health Ombudsman Serves as a trusted advocate and point of contact for children and families navigating the behavioral health system. Their role is to support, inform, and guide those experiencing challenges related to mental health and substance use services with the goal of improving access, accountability, and outcomes across Florida’s behavioral health network. The Ombudsman plays a vital role in ensuring that Florida’s behavioral health system remains person-centered, responsive, and effective. Advocate for individuals and families navigating the behavioral health system by ensuring access to services, resolving concerns, and promoting accountability and quality in mental health and substance use care. Key Objectives Key Objectives Listen to concerns from individuals who receive publicly funded behavioral health services. Help resolve complaints and barriers to treatment and support. Connect individuals to appropriate care or resources. Prompt responsiveness within behavioral health systems. Identify systemic issues and recommend improvements in service delivery. Concerns and Barriers The Office of Children's Behavioral Health Ombudsman serves as a central point for receiving concerns on behalf of children and adolescents with behavioral health disorders who are receiving services. The Office uses this information to help improve the mental health treatment and support system for children and adolescents. The Office gathers complaints from the public through various channels, including: DCF Inquiry Other Questions or Concerns? DCF Inquiry Web Form Contact The Department of Children and Families Behavioral Health Ombudsman Call: (850) 717-4199, Option 4 Email: [email protected]
YOU WEATHERED THE STORM. LET US HELP YOU THROUGH THE AFTERMATH. Project C.O.P.E. is here to help you cope so you never lose hope. OUR PROVIDERS OFFER GROUP COUNSELING, FAMILY COUNSELING, AND COUNSELING FOR INDIVIDUALS AT NO COST. WHETHER YOU ARE CALLING FOR YOURSELF OR A LOVED ONE, 211 INTRODUCES YOU TO A VARIETY OF RESOURCES AND SERVICES – FROM MENTAL HEALTH TO HOUSING INSTABILITY. 211 provides local referrals to a variety of services, including the following: Veterans Support Trauma/Violence Prevention & Intervention Suicide Prevention Domestic Abuse Prevention Employment Assistance Grief And Loss Health Services Housing/Shelter Legal Services Mental Health/Counseling Services Food and Meals Tax Assistance Child Care/Early Learning Disaster Planning & Recovery PUT YOUR MENTAL HEALTH FIRST. The key to overcoming obstacles is building resilience. Finding ways to adapt with a healthy mindset in challenging situations can increase resiliency in individuals. The following tips will assist in coping with a disaster or traumatic event. Process the event in your own time: Re-establish a routine and remember, feelings can come and go in waves. You and your family may be moody and withdrawn at certain times, frozen with grief and fear at other times. There’s no “right” or “wrong” way to feel after a traumatic event so don’t try to dictate what you/your family should be thinking or feeling. Connect with others What communities do you belong to and how can you sustain contact with a sense of balance? Asking yourself these questions and finding small ways to build connections can go a long way in fostering resilience. Avoid consuming too much media or reliving the trauma: Repetitious thinking or viewing horrific images over and over can overwhelm your nervous system, making it harder to think clearly. Partake in activities that keep your mind occupied (read, watch a movie, cook, play with your kids), so you’re not dedicating all your energy and attention to the traumatic event. Don’t rush decisions: Making big life decisions about home, work, or family while traumatized will only increase the stress in your life. If possible, try to wait until life has settled down, you’ve regained your emotional balance, and you’re better able to think clearly. Additional Resources Project C.O.P.E. (Kreyòl Ayisyen) PDF, opens in a new tab Project C.O.P.E. (Español) PDF, opens in a new tab Florida Disaster – Make a Plan opens in a new tab Disaster Distress Helpline – Crisis Counseling and Support opens in a new tab Call or text 1-800-985-5990 For Deaf and Hard of Hearing (ASL callers): Connect directly to an ASL agent by selecting the “ASL Now” option on the helpline website or call 1-800-985-5990 from a videophone.
Elections It is the responsibility of each person to be informed and to vote. The Town of Biscayne Park encourages all eligible residents to participate in the electoral process. Staying informed about election dates, polling locations, and candidates is vital for a healthy democracy. ### Important Election Information * **Voter Registration:** For information on how to register to vote or update your voter registration, please visit the Miami-Dade County Elections Department website or call them directly. * **Election Dates:** Key election dates, including primary and general elections, will be posted here as they become available. Please check back regularly for updates. * **Polling Locations:** Information regarding your designated polling location will be made available closer to the election date. You can typically find this information on the Miami-Dade County Elections Department website. * **Absentee/Mail-in Ballots:** Details on how to request and submit absentee or mail-in ballots will be provided. Ensure you follow the official guidelines to have your vote counted. ### Resources * [Miami-Dade County Elections Department](https://www.miamidade.gov/global/elections.page) * [Florida Division of Elections](https://dos.florida.org/elections/) For any questions regarding local election procedures or how the Town of Biscayne Park participates in the electoral process, please contact the Town Clerk's office.
Biscayne Park Police Department Calendar (The actual content of the calendar, e.g., a list of events with dates and times, would be present here. Since this is a placeholder and the provided URL only shows the title and implies a calendar function, the following is a hypothetical example of how an event would be represented if it were present.) Upcoming Events: National Night Out Date: August 6, 2024 Time: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Location: Village Green Park Description: Join us for an evening of community building and crime prevention awareness. Activities for all ages. Community Meeting: Traffic Safety Date: September 12, 2024 Time: 7:00 PM Location: Biscayne Park Community Center Description: Discuss traffic concerns and proposed solutions with the Police Department and Village officials. Police Department Open House Date: October 19, 2024 Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Location: Biscayne Park Police Department Description: Tour the station, meet our officers, and learn about the services we provide to the community.
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