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Project ENVISION Update : Phases of Primary Prevention Turning Research into Action in Phase III

The three communities of Project ENVISION (Lower East Side, Manhattan; South Bronx and Williamsburg, Brooklyn) have successfully completed the second phase of the project�the research-based community needs assessments. Unlike other sexual violence prevention initiatives, Project ENVISION demonstrates a unique and groundbreaking approach that strives to incorporate the perspectives and experiences of community members into prevention programming. [Read more.]

Resource Guide: Bellevue Hospital Center : Child Protection Development Center

Address:

27th St. & First Ave.
New York, NY 10016

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Contact: Katherine Castillo , LCSW
Phone: (212) 562-6046/ 562-6073
Fax: (212) 562-6049
E-Mail: cardenat@bellevue.nychhc.org

Languages: Spanish, Chinese
Hours: M-F 9-5, by appt
Handicapped Accessible

Populations served:

Child victims of child abuse, rape / sexual assault, dating violence, and assault, including:

ages 18 and under.
significant others.
non-offending parents.
undocumented immigrants.

Fees for services:

Some services as indicated below*. Fees based on a sliding scale, insurance is billed, CVB reimbursement is utilized and / or fee is waived.

Medical Services

Specialized medical / forensic examination* for the evaluation of sexual abuse including HIV prophylaxis, pregnancy prevention and date rape drug testing.
Psychological / mental health referrals.

Advocacy:

Criminal justice advocacy.
Other types of advocacy for survivors of child sexual abuse.

Counseling:

Short-term individual.
Short-term group counseling as scheduled.

Other Services:

Information and referral services.
Play therapy for children.

Educational / Training Services

Professional trainings regarding child sexual abuse (mandated state training).

Special Considerations

Adolescents can receive medical / counseling services from the ages of 12-18 without parental consent.
We respect client confidentiality.
24 hour social work coverage in the Emergency Department.
Interpreters are available for other languages.

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