Guam PIRC Directory

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Guam PIRC Directory

Guam PIRC
Directory
Services and Support for
Guam’s Families
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
For Emergencies call 911
911 is capable of answering a
TTY/TDD
Guam Police Department…………………………………...…….…….
Northern Precinct…………………………………………….…….…….
Hagatna……………………………………………………..………..…….
Southwest………………………………………………….………..…….
472-8911
632-9809/11
475-8537/541
475-8628/30/34
Guam Fire Department Fire Dispatch…………………………..…….
Agat…………………………………………………………….……..…….
Astumbo……………………………………….…………………….…….
Barrigada……………………………………...…………….……….…….
Dededo…………………………………...………………….……….…….
Inarajan………………………………..…………………….……….…….
Piti…………………………………………………………………….…….
Sinajana……………………….…..………………………………...…….
Talofofo………………………………………………………...………….
Tamuning……………………………...……………………...…….…….
Umatac/Merizo…………………..…………………………...…….…….
Yigo………………………………..………………………...……….……..
Yona…………………………….…………………………...………..…….
475-9082/3
565-2700
633-6626
734-2264
632-5197
828-8177
472-8139
472-6342
789-3473
646-8801/2/0914
828-8572
653-3473
789-2231
Ambulance…………………………………………………...……..…….
GMH Operator…………………………………..……………...…..…….
GMH Emergency Room………………….………………...……..…….
Poison Control……………………………………………….....….…….
Naval Hospital Emergency Room………………………...…….…….
Naval Hospital……………………………………….………...…...…….
475-9082
647-2330
647-2489//2281
646-8104
344-9232/ 9314
344-9340/ 9352
Coast Guard Air/Sea Rescue.............................………...........……. 564-8724/
Emergency...........................................................………...........……. 355-4905/10
Non-Emergency....................................................……….........……. 339-2001
American Red Cross…………………………………………...……….
344-9760
Alee (Emergency) Shelter for Family Violence…………...….…….
649-2533
Sanctuary 24-Hour Crisis Hotline Office.............……….........……. 475-7100/1
Civil Defense............................................................………......…….
475-9600
Child Protective Services Weekdays.....................………......…….
After 5PM call Guam Police..................................………........…….
475-2672/2653
475-8537/541
Crime Stoppers Hotline........................................……….........…….
477-4357(HELP)
COMNAVMAR Dive Locker Recompression Chamber................... 339-7143
Explosive Ordinance Disposal Daytime………..………..........……. 339-7162/6258
Evening..............................................................……….............……. 777-0352-4/0347-9
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
EMERGENCY NUMBERS……………………………………………..…………………….…2
GOVERNMENT OF GUAM………………………………………………………………...5-8
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES…………………………..…………..……………….......10-30
FAMILY SUPPORTS………………………………………………….………..…..…....32-57
HEALTH SERVICES……………………………………………….…….…………..…….58-79
INDEX OF SERVICES……………………………….……………………………………….81-87
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GOVERNMENT OF GUAM
Mayor’s Council of Guam
P.O. Box 786
Hagatna GU 96932
Tel: 472-6940
Fax: 472-8777
www.mayorscouncilofguam.org
Village Mayors
Agaña Heights
472-6393/8265/6
(F) 472-6124
Agat
565-2524
(F) 565-4826
Asan-Maina
472-6581,479-2726
(F) 472-6446
Barrrigada
734-3859/3737
(F) 734-1988
Chalan Pago-Ordot
472-8302/477-1333/
(F) 477-7131
Dededo
632-5203/5019
Hagåtña
477-8045/7
(F) 477-6686
Inarajan
475-2509-11
(F) 828-2543
Mangilao
734-2163/5731
(F) 734-4130
Merizo
828-8312
(F) 828-2429
MongMong-Toto-Maite
477-6758, 477-9090
(F) 472-6494
Piti
472-1232/3
(F) 477-2674
Santa Rita
565-2514
(F) 565-3222
Sinajaña
472-6707/477-3323
(F) 472-5084
Talofofo
789-1421/3262
(F) 789-5251
Tamuning-Tumon
646-5211/8646
(F) 6465210
Umatac
828-2940/8252
(F) 828-2676
Yigo
653-5248/9448
(F) 653-3434
Yoña
789-4798/1525
(F)789-1821
The first duty of a human being is to assume
the right functional relationship to society -more briefly, to find your real job, and do it.
CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN
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(F) 632-1129
GOVERNMENT OF GUAM
Agency for Human Resource Development
(AHRD)
414 West Soledad Avenue
GCIC Bldg 4th Floor
Hagåtña Guam 96910
Tel: 475-7000
Fax: 475-7045
Americorps
3rd Floor PDN Building
Hagatna Guam 96910
Tel: 475-9176/ 7
Ancestral Lands Commission
588 W. Marine Corps Drive Ste.101
Anigua, Guam 96910
Tel: 473-5263/ 67
Fax: 475-9165
Chamorro Land Trust Commission (CLT)
PO Box 2950 Hagåtña Guam 96932
Tel: 475-4251/ 4292
Fax: 477-8082
Civil Service Commission
7th Floor Suite 709
International Trade Center (ITC)
South Marine Corps Drive
Tamuning Guam 96913
PO Box 3156 Hågatña Guam 96932
Tel: 647-1855/ 57
Fax: 647-1867
Commission on Decolonization
P.O. Box 2950 Hågatña Guam 96932
Tel: 473-5267
Fax: 475-9165
Department of Administrations (DOA)
Manuel F L Guerrero Bldg
212 Aspinall Avenue
Tel: 475-1101 / 1250
Fax: 477-6788
Department of Agriculture
163 Dairy Road
Mangilao Guam 96913
Tel: 734-3942/ 3
Fax: 734-6569
Department of Chamorro Affairs
238 Archbishop Flores St.
Suite 408, DNA Building ( formerly PNB)
Tel: 475-4278/ 9
Tel: 475-0376/ 7 (Chamorro Village)
Tel: 475-4230 (Guam Museum & Archives)
Fax: 475-4227
Department of Corrections
5th Floor DNA Building Suite 502
Tel: 473-7021-7
Fax: 473-7024
Department of Customs & Quarantine
13-16A Mariner Drive Tiyan
Barrigada Guam 96913
Tel: 475-6220/ 6202
Fax: 475-6227
Department of Intergrated Service ( DISID)
238 Archbishop St. Suite 702 DNA
Tel: 475-4646
Fax: 477-2892
Department of Labor
414 W Soledad Ave Suite 400
GCIC BldgHagåtña Guam 96910
Tel: 475-7046/ 7
Fax: 477-2892
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GOVERNMENT OF GUAM
Department of Land Management (DLM)
590 S. Marine Corps Drive
ITC Building, Suite 733
Tamuning Guam 96913
Tel: 649-5390/ 1
Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse
790 Governor Carlos G Camacho Rd.
Tamuning Guam 96913
Tel: 647-5330
Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Guam
P.O. Box 2950 Hagatna, GU 96932
Ricardo J Bordallo Governor’s
Complex, Adelup
Switchboard: 472-8931-6
Fax: 477-4826
www.guamgovernor.net
Guam Council Arts & Humanity (CAHA)
DNA Building (PNB), Suite 405
Tel: 475– 2781/ 2
Guam Department of Education (GDOE)
Aspinall Avenue, Hagatna Guam 96910
Tel: 300-1323
Fax: 472-5003
Guam Developmental Disablities Council
130 University Drive, Suite 17
Mangilao Guam 96913
Tel: 735-9127
Fax: 734-9121
Guam Economic Development & Commerce
Authority (GEDCA)
590 South Marine Corps Drive
Suite 511 GITC Building
Tamuning Guam 96931
Tel: 647-4332
Guam Educational Telecommunication Corporation
(PBS Guam)
Tel: 734-2207/ 5788
Fax: 734-3476
Guam Election Commission (GEC)
GCIC Building Suite 200
Tel: 477-9791-3
Fax: 477-1895
Guam Emergency Office (GEO)
548 North Marine Corps Drive
Upper Tumon, Guam 96913
Tel: 646-4361
Guam Environmental Protection Agency (GEPA)
GEPA Operations Building
15-6101 Mariner Avenue
Tiyan Barrigada Guam 96913
Tel: 475-1658/ 9
Guam Fire Department (GFD)
Suite 807, 8th Floor DNA Bldg. 238
Archibishop Flores St.,
P.O. Box 2950 Hagåtña Guam 96932
Tel: 472-3311
Fax: 649-5383
Fax: 649-6948
Fax: 477-2786
Fax: 649-4146
Fax: 649-1215
Fax: 477-9402
Fax: 472-3360
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GOVERNMENT OF GUAM
Guam Homeland Security Office of Civil Defense
(OCD)
221B Chalan Palasyo
Agana Heights Guam 96910
Tel: 475-9600/ 1/ 2
Guam Housing & Urban Renewal (GHURA)
117 Bien Venida Avenue
Sinajana, Guam 96910
Tel: 475-1378
Fax: 472-7565
Guam Housing Corporation (GHC)
ITC Bldg. Suite 535
Tamuning, Guam 96913
Tel: 647-4143
Fax: 649-4146
Guam International Airport Authority (GIAA)
355 Chalan Pasaheru
Tamuning Guam 96913
Tel: 646-0300
Fax: 646-8823
Guam Legislature
155 Hessler Place
Hagatna, GU 96910
Tel: 472-3540
Fax: 472-3403
www.guamlegislature.com
Guam Memorial Hospital (GMH)
850 Gov. Carlos G. Camacho Road
Tamuning Guam 96913
Tel: 647-2418
Fax: 649-0145
Guam Power Authority (GPA)
Building 1911 Route 16
Harmon
P.O. Box 2977 Hagatna, Guam 96932
Tel: 648-3225/ 3002
Fax: 647-9224
Guam Public Library System (GPL)
254 Martyr Street
Hagatna Guam 96910
Tel: 475-4751
Fax: 477-9777
Guam Retirement Fund (GRF)
424 Route 8
Maite Guam 96910
Tel: 475-8900
Fax: 475-8922
Guam Visitor’s Bureau (GVB)
401 Pale San Vitores Road
Tumon Guam 96932
Tel: 646-5278/ 9
Fax: 646-8861
Guam Waterworks Authority (GWA)
Hagatna Guam 96910
Tel: 647-2603
Fax: 646-2335
Office of the Medical Examiner
325 Duenas Drive
Tamuning Guam 96913
Tel: 646-9363
Fax: 646-8860
One-Stop Career Center
Tel: 475-7000
Fax: 475-7018
Port Authority of Guam (PAG)
1026 Cabras Hwy Suite 201
Piti Guam 96915
Switchboard: 472-7678
Tel: 477-5931-5
Fax: 477-2689
Fax: 477-3727
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EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
The Home is a Child’s First Learning Center.
Set a positive and nurturing foundation of love and learning.
Be a good role model—children learn by watching and imitating you.
Teach everyday—children can learn through daily routines such
as bathing, eating, and grocery shopping; remember to talk to
your child during as you work with them.
Celebrate their learning and ability to learn.
Build a learning community through developing partnerships
with child care providers, teachers, and community.
Place a high value on learning and education.
There are Model Child Care Centers in Guam recognized by the Department of Public Health and Social
Services (DPHSS), Division of Public Welfare, Child Care & Development Fund Program (CCDF) and the
University of Guam Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Research, Education and Service.
These centers receive up to 100% reimbursements in child care tuition for eligible families and have
received mini—grants to help supplement their resources and meet the accessibility requirements
under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The Model Child Care Center Program is part of a Quality Rating System whereby child care centers are
providing child care services that exceed the DPSS requirements for licensure. Training and technical assistance are provided to these centers by UOG CEEDERS.
The centers shaded in this section have earned the designation of
being a Model Child Care Center.
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LICENSED CHILD CARE FACILITIES
ABC Children’s Center
126 Fatima Street,
Liguan Terrace, Dededo
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 8307
ABC 123 Learning & Development
Center
40 Redondo Catan Street, Dededo
Ages: 0 to 12 years
Capacity: 84
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri (except holidays)
6:30 am—7:00 pm
Ages: 0 to 10 Years
Capacity: 62
Hours of Operation:
7:00 am—6:00 pm
―ABCD‖ Agat Bay Child
Development Center
675 Route 2 South, Agat
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 8185
Agat, Guam 96928
Amazing Kids Child Development
Center
Model Child Care Center
347 West Obrien Drive
Hagatna GU 96910
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 315364
Ananda Marga Pre-School
25 Angela Drive
Dededo, Guam 96929
Mailing Address: Same as above.
Tel: 637-9441
Fax: N/A
Email: N/A
Owner:/Director: Sabina
Tamondong
Tel: 632-8570
Fax: 632-2444
Email: N/A
Director: Zenaida Unsay
Ages: 0 Months to 12 Yrs.
Capacity: 55
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri (except Christmas,
New Year, Thanksgiving,
Liberation, Labor Day, All Souls
Day, Good Friday, December 8,
& Federal Holidays, )
7:00 am—6:00 pm
Tel: 565-5502
Fax: 565-2223
Email:
[email protected]
Ages: 3 months to 6 Yrs
Capacity: 35
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri (except Gov Guam
Holidays)
7:00 am—6:00 pm
Tel: 472-2271
Fax: 472-2285
Email:
rosalie@amazingkidsguam
.com
leona@amazingkidsguam.
com
Owner: Rosalie Chang
Directors: Rosalie Chang &
Leona Balabagno
Ages: 2 to 6 Years
Capacity: 42
Tel/Fax: 632-9251
Email: [email protected]
Full-time & Part-time
(all ages)
Owner: Ananda Marga
Owner/Director:
Millie Anderson
Director: Didi Aparna
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri (except Holidays)
7:00 am—6:00 pm
Bambini Montessori School
227 Tumon Heights Road, Tamuning
Ages: 0 to 10 Years
Capacity: 56
Full-time (7/6 hour package):
Part-time (4 hour package):
Mailing Address: Same as above.
Tel/Fax: 649-2636
[email protected]
Owners:
Natarajan & Subasri
Nagarajan
Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri
(closed during Federal holidays)
7:00 am—6:00 pm
Director: Subasri Nagarajan
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Blessed Seed Pre-School
Center
James Ji Building, Ste. 8 Maite
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 6922 Tamuning GU
96931
Ages: 3 months to 12 years
Capacity: 100
Full-time/Part-time
After School Care & Tutoring: 512yrs.
Summer Intercession: 5-12 yrs.
Tel: 477-1868
Fax: 477-4333
Email:
[email protected]
Director: Annabelle Jones
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri 6:30 am—7:00 pm
Center for Early Development
Chalan Acho Nonnak
Barrigada
Ages: 7 Months to 5 Years
Capacity: 57
Full-time care available
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 9212 Tamuning,
GU 96931
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri (except federal holidays)
7:00 am-6:00 pm
Chalan Pago Montessori
Center
159 Washington Drive
Mangilao
Ages: 2 1/2 (toilet trained) to 10 Years
Capacity: 25
Full-time, Part-time preschool
After school care for Kindergarten
through 3rd grade
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 8486
Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri (except
Doc’s Day Care Center Inc.
135 Pale Leon
Murphy, Chalan San Antonio
Tamuning, GU
Ages: 1 Month to 6 Years
Capacity: 55
Full-time; Part-time;
(80 hours or less per month)
Daily/Drop in: (not to exceed 5 days)
Mailing Address: P.O. Box
7450 Tamuning, GU 96931
federal holidays)
7:00 am-6:00 pm
Dominican Child Development
Center
130 Dero Drive
Ordot, Chalan Pago
Ages: 18 months to 5 Years
Capacity: 172
Tel/Fax: 632-0883
Email: N/A
Owners: Kenneth & Lien
Gaston
Director: Lien Gatson
Tel//Fax: 734-7919
Email: N/A
Owner: McKay’s
International Mary McKay
Tel/Fax: 646-1857
Email:
[email protected]
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Owners: Kara Hernandez,
Katerhine Quan & Carla
Quan
Tel: 477-7228/472-1524
Fax: 472-4282
Email: N/A
Full-time
Owner: Dominican Sisters
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5668
Hagåtña, GU 96932
holidays)
7:00 am-5:30 pm
EDU’s Fun Learning Center
131 Carlos Heights Upper Tumon Capacity: 43
Registration (lifetime)
Mailing Address: P.O. 20246
Full-time
Barrigada GU 96921
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Sat (except federal holidays)
7:00 am-7:00 pm
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Director: Sr. Josephine
Manago
Tel; 646-6060
Fax: N/A
Email: N/A
Owner: Elaine Ulloa
Director: Delisa Denusta
First Step Early Childhood
Educational Center
308 Mepa Street, Finegayan,
Dededo
Mailing Address: P.O. Box
27573 Barrigada, GU 96921
Capacity: 40
Tel/Fax: 632-2839
Owner: Tricia Henricksen
Annual Registration
Full-time; Part-time (30 hours/wk);
After School (2:30 pm—6:00 pm)
Daily Drop-In
Directors: Tricia Henricksen &
Jovita Paulino
federal holidays)
7:00 am—7:00 pm
Gadao Pre-School and Day
Care Center
170 Tarao Street
Mangilao
Ages: 0 to 14 Years
Capacity: 42
Full-time; Part-time
Hours of Operation:
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 20043 Barrigada GU 6:30 am-6:00 pm
―Good Day‖ Child Learning
Center
190 Lemai Street
Yigo
Mailing Address:
535 Chalan Pale R.H. Suite
116 #143 Yigo, GU 96929
Capacity: 63
Full-time for all ages (11 hours daily)
Part-time fee for all ages (5 hours daily
not to exceed 25 hours weekly)
Intermittent Drop-ins: for all ages (not
to exceed 11 hours daily)
Tel: 734-0627
Fax: 734-0458
Owners:
Howard & Maria Blas
Director: Dolores Camacho
Tel/Fax: 653-1699
Owners: Jeanette Reilly &
Diane Artero
Director: Delilah Charfauros
Federal holidays)
7:00 am-6:00 pm
Guam’s Little Treasures
123 A Ipao Road Tamuning,
GU 96913
Ages: Birth—12 years
Capacity: 118
Full-time; After School Care
(5-12 yrs); Drop-in Care
Mailing Address:
Same as above
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri 7:00 am-6:30 pm
Sat/Sun 7:30 am-6:30 pm
Harmony Kids Child Care
Center, Westin Branch
Capacity: 43
Westin Resort Guam Rm. 105
Gun Beach Rd.
Care for tourists available.
Tumon, 96913
Hours of Operation: Mon-Sun
Mailing Address:
(Closed on New Year’s Day)
See above.
8:00 am—7:00 pm
Open 7 days a week.
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Tel/Fax: 646-3323
Owner: Kimberly Fejeran
Director: Maragret Dolor
Assistant Director: Mency
Verango
Tel: 649-4467
Fax: 647-0032
Director: Eri Yamamoto
Honey Bear Kids Center
191 Kindo Circle
679 Route 4
Sinajana
Mailing Address: P.O. Box U
Hagatna, GU 96932
Ages: 2 months to 12 Years
Capacity: 69
Full-time
(except some federal & all Govt.
of Guam holidays)
7:15 am—6:00 pm
Tel: 477-3388
Fax: 477-6385
Email:
[email protected]
[email protected]
Director/Owner: Lagrimas
Underwood
Director: Rosita Sarmiento
Infant of Prague Nursery
&Kindergarten
164 Sabanan Magas Street
Mangilao, GU 96913
Mailing address:
See above.
Capacity: 275
Full-time care for infants and
toddlers (not potty trained)
Full-time care for 3 & 4 yrs
8:00 am—5:30 pm
3&4 yrs old classes only
8:00 am—1:00 pm
Kindergarten classes only
8:00 am—2:00 pm
Tel: 734-2785
Fax: 734-1055
Owners: Sisters of Mercy
Director: Sr. Barbara Ungacta
Assistant Director: Judith Bordallo
(except Govt. of Guam & federal
holidays) 7:00 am—5:30 pm
Kiddy Land Play & Learn
Center
230 B. East Liguan Avenue,
Dededo, Guam 96929
Mailing Address:
200 Apaka Street,
Ypaopao Estates
Dededo, Guam 96929
Kids R Us Guam Child Care
Center
125 Tun Felix Camacho Road
Tamuning, Guam
Mailing Address:
131 Ernest P. Santos Street
Talofofo, Guam 96915
Ages: 1 month to 10 years
Capacity: 49
Full-Time: 10 hours/day
maximum
Part-Time: 25 hours/week
Hours of Operation
Open 24 hours
Ages of Children: 0 to 8 Years
Capacity: 45
Full –Time
Part-Time: (4 hours a day)
After school care
5 years and above
Hours of Operation
Mon - Fri
7:00 am - 6:00pm
Sat
9:00am - 5:00pm
(Closed on certain holidays)
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Tel: 632-7678
Cell: 483-7073
Fax: 632-7677
Email:
whitekiddyland@yahoo.
com
Owners:
Rosemarie & Ross White
Directors:
Rosemarie (day time) &
Ross White (night time)
Tel: 649-1321
Cell: 777-5454
Fax: 649 - 1321
Email: N/A
Owner:
Kimberly Fejeran
Director: Nilla Pagente
L.T. Digi-Tell Enterprises Inc.
Ages: Birth to 12 years
DBA Dededo Child Care Center Capacity: 45
And Learning Center
140 Clara Street
Full-Time; Part-Time; Daily
Dededo, Guam 96929
Hours of Operation
Mailing Address:
Same as above
7:00am - 5:30pm
Tel: 632-9734/ 482-9734
Fax: 637-9629
Little Lambs Pre-school & Day
Care Center
150 Father Duenas Lane
Mangilao, Guam 96923
Tel: 734-7778
735-LAMB(5262)
Fax: 734-7774
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 5336
UOG Station
Little One’s Child Care Center
218 Y Sengsong Road
Dededo, Guam 96929
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 8307
Capacity: 54
Full-Time; Part-Time
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri (except Labor Day,
Thanksgiving Day,Christmas and
Independence Day)
Pre-School Hours: 7:00am11:30am
Day Care Hours: 7:00am6:00pm
Capacity: 30
Annual non-refundable registration
Full-Time; Part-Time (5 hours
per day); After School; Daily
Drop-In
Owner:
Teresa S. and Larry D. Halladay
Director:
Anchelina Esemanau
Owner:
Faith Presbyterian Reformed
Church
Director:
Delena James
Tel: 633-5451
Fax: N/A
Owners:
Christopher and Arlyn Espinosa
Director:
Gloria Baguinon
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri (except federal holidays)
7:00am-6:00pm
Maria Artero Catholic PreSchool
161 A Sunset Drive
Agana Heights, Gu. 96910
Ages: 3 1/2 to 6 years
Full-Time: 7:00am-5:30pm
Part-Time: 7:00am-12:00pm
For 3 1/2 to 4 years old
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 3487
Hagatna, Guam 96932
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri (except Government of
Guam & religious holidays)
7:00am-5:30pm
Mercy Heights Nursery & Kindergarten
211 San Vitores St, Perezville
Mailing Address:
Same as above
Ages:2 1/2 to 5 years
Capacity: 2002
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri (except Government of
Guam and Federal holidays)
7:00am-6:00pm
Tel: 472-8777 / 477-8303
Fax: 472-2326
Owner:
Mercedarian Missionaries
Of Berriz
Director:
Sr. Katherine Bromwell
Tel: 646-1185
Fax: 649-1822
Email:
[email protected]
Owner:
Sisters of Mercy
Director:
Cecilia Crisostomo
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M.G. Huffer Adventures in
Learning Child
Development Center Model
Child Care Center
160 Serafin Mafnas Street
Yona, Guam 96915
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 414
Hagatna, Guam 96932
Capacity: 61
Tel/Fax: 789-2273
Email:
[email protected];
Full-Time; Part-Time; After school adventuresinlearningcdc@
gmail.com
Hours of Operation
Mon - Fri (except most of the
Directors:
federal holidays)
Michelle Huffer and
7:00am - 6:00pm
Gerard Huffer
Assistant Directors:
Mayrene & Magdelena Huffer
Montessori School of
Guam/House of Children
Route 16
Harmon, Guam 96913
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 24809
Barrigada, Guam 96921
My School Child
Development Center
Tun Joaquin Rivera
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 25429
Nene Child Care Center
Techaira Street, Maga
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1742
Hagatna, Guam 96932
Ages: 3 to 6 years
Capacity: 46
Tel/Fax: 646-5511
Email: N/A
Hours of Operation
8:00am-4:00pm
Owner/Director:
Chona Domingo
Capacity: 67
Tel: 646-2912
Fax: 646-2976
Email:
myschoolcdc@hotmail.
com
Full –Time; Part-Time; After
School; Late Pick Up
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri (except Government
holidays)
6:30am-6:00pm
Owner/Director:
Julie Rivera
Capacity: 22
Tel/Fax: 734-8368
Email: N/A
Daily rate
Owner:
Doris T. Soriano
Hours of Operation
7:00am-6:00pm
Noah’s Ark Day Care
Center
124 Chalan Inifok
Yigo, Guam 96929
Ages: 3 weeks to 5 years
Capacity: 45
Mailing Address:
535 Chalan Pale RH
Yigo, Guam 96929
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri (except Federal holidays)
7:00am-5:30pm
Director:
Josette Torres
Tel: 653-1005
Fax: 653-3515
Owner:
Yigo Church of God
Gina Burke
Director:
Gina Burke
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Palomares Child Care
Center
Atty.A. Lamorena Street
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 24809
PNG Child Care and
Learning Center
169 Milagro Street
Capacity: 40
Hours of Operation
7:00am-6:00pm
Tel: 646-6725
Fax: 646-2274
Email: N/A
Owner:
Marcana Palomares
Director:
Zenaida Molina
Capacity: 84 (day time) & 45
(night time)
Tel: 649-4220/4534
Fax: 646-4024
Full –Time; Part-Time;
Drop-in for day/evening care
Owner: PNG Inc./Estela
Gapas
Hours of Operation
7days a week (except Federal
holidays)
7:00am-7:00am
Directors:
Estela Gapas
Lorna Soriano
Chita Olaguir
Precious One’s Child Care
Center
658 Chalan Kanton Tasi
Chaot,
Capacity: 78
Tel/Fax: 477-2229
Email:
[email protected]
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 4107
Hagatna, Guam 96932
Hours of Operation
Mon - Fri (CLOSED Govt. of
Guam holidays)
6:30am - 6:00pm
Owner
Rita P. Tydingco
Director:
Tisha Heflin
Precious Pre-Schoolers
Learning Center
488 Farenholt Ave.
Ages: 1 day old to 8 years old
Capacity: 64
Tel:& Fax: 646-0547
Email: N/A
Owner/Director:
Molley Montalvo
Mailing Address:
Same as above
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri 7:00 am–6:30 pm
Reach for the Stars
Learning Center
131 Gutierrez Way
Agana Heights, Guam 96910
Ages: 1 to 5 years
Capacity: 12
Mailing Address:
Same as above
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri
7:30am-5:30pm
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 7266
Full-Time
Part-Time
Full-Time
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Tel: 472-1877
Cell: 482-7802
Fax: 646-2274
Email:
[email protected]
Operator/Director:
Cassandra A. Gutierrez
Sagan Fina’na’guen Fino
Chamoru
526 East Santa Barbara Ave.
Dededo, Guam 96929
Capacity: 42 (day time)
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 526
E. Santa Barbara
Dededo, Guam 96929
Hours of Operation
Mon-Sat (except for GovGuam
holidays)
7:00am-6:00pm
Director:
Jana Mendiola
School of Creative Arts Center
233 Ladera Avenue
Capacity: 62
Full-Time; Afterschool care
Breakfast and snacks Provided
Tel: 734-4278
Fax: N/A
Email: N/A
[email protected]
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 23362
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri (open holidays)
6:30am-6:00pm
Owner/Director:
Vanessa Singleton
Smart Start Child Care
Learning Center
116 Hernan De Leon Street
Capacity: 19
Tel: 472-4769
Cell: 482-4752
Email:
[email protected]
Mailing Address:
Same as above
Hours of Operation
7:00am – 5:30pm
Full –Time; Part-Time;
Tel: 632-2395
Fax: N/A
Email:
[email protected]
Owner:
Maria Lynn T. Iriarte
Owner/Director:
Ronelen Guzman
Tamuning Day Care & Learning Ages: 18 months to 6 years
Center
Capacity: 91
Full-Time
336 Farenholt Avenue
Hours of Operation
Mailing Address:
Same as above
7:00am-6:00pm
Tel/Fax: 646-5414
Teddy Bear Child Care
Center
194 Ramona Street
Asan, Guam 96910
Capacity: 42
Tel/Fax: 477-2327
Email: [email protected];
[email protected]
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 3112
Hagåtña , Guam 96932
Hours of Operation
7:00 am-5:30 pm
Tender Shepherd Child
Care Center
787 Marine Corps Drive
Hagåtña, Guam 96910
Ages: 2 to 5 years
Capacity: 50
Mailing Address:
Same as above
Owner:
Tracy Crisostomo
Director:
Rozanna Flores
Full –Time;
Full day for all ages
Half day from
(7:30am-1:00 pm)
Hours of Operation
7:00am-6:00pm
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Owner/Director:
Melanie Toves
Tel/Fax: 477-4732
Email: :
[email protected]
Owner: Lutheran Church
Director:
Rayla Ferrara
The Little University PreSchool
106Chalan San Antonio Street
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 315804
The Young Learner Center
515 East Santa Barbara Ave.
Dededo, Guam 96929
Mailing Address:
Same as above
Capacity: 54
Full-Time; Part-Time: (5 hours
daily); After School
Tel/Fax: 649-8587
Email:
thelittleuniversity@yahoo.
com
Owner/Director:
Tiffany Fernandez
Hours of Operation
7:00am–5:30pm
Capacity: 45
Full-Time; Part-Time (5 hours
daily);
After School Program;
Walk-in Tuition fee (daily/
weekly)
Tel/Fax: 632-1372
Email:
theyoung_learnercenter@
yahoo.com
Owner/Director:
Corazon H. San Nicolas
Hours of Operation
7:00am-6:00pm
Tina’s Learning Center
Location:
1328 San Vitores Road
Tumon, Guam 96913
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 5426
Hagatna, Guam 96932
Tina’s Learning Center II
Location:
141-A Washington Drive
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 5426
Hagatna, Guam 96932
Capacity: 35
Tel: 649-0317
Fax: N/A
Email:
Full-Time; Part-Time; Per hour; [email protected]
Daily rate
Owner/Director:
Hours of Operation
Tina C. De Leon Guerrero
Mon-Sun (except some holidays)
6:45am-8:00pm
Capacity: 86
Tel: 734-3755
Cell: 456-5100
Email: :
Full-Time; Part-Time; Per hour; [email protected]
Daily rate
Owner:
Hours of Operation
Ted & Tina De Leon Guerrero
Mon-Fri (except some
holidays)
Director:
6:45am-8:00pm
Arlene Aguero
To teach is to learn.
-Asian proverb
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GUAM EARLY INTERVENTION SYSTEM
Guam Early Intervention System
Oceanview Middle School Site
Provides diagnostic services as well as family support and
intervention services (see Pediatric Evaluation and Development
Services/PEDS) for children who have or are at risk of having
developmental delays and disabilities.
Tel: 565-2961
Ext. 5776/5816
Intervention Unit
Family Resource Center
Fax: 565-3259
HEAD START PROGRAM
Head Start Program
Tel: 475-0484
Guam Public School System
Fax 477-1535
Department of Administration Bldg, 2nd Floor, Hagåtña
Provides a comprehensive child development program for 4-yr-old
children who meet income requirements. The focus of this
program is to develop social competencies in children and families
and to prepare children for life.
PRESCHOOL PROGRAM
Preschool Program
Provides developmentally appropriate services and supports to
children with disabilities ages 3 through 5 years of age.
Tel: 475-0655
Fax 475-0561
PRE GATE & GATE ARTS PROGRAM
GIFTED & TALENTED PROGRAM(ACADEMIC)
Tel: 475-0552/0592
Gifted & Talented Program (Arts)
Tel: 475-0598/52
GUAM DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
Superintendent
P.O. Box DE
Hagatna, GU 96932
Tel: 475-0462
Fax: 472-5003
Deputy Superintendent
Educational Support & Community Learning
Tel: 300-1530
Fax: 472-5003
Curriculum & Instructional Improvement
Tel: 475-0512
Fax: 472-2241
Finance & Administrative Services
Tel: 300-1575
Fax: 472-5009
Assistant Superintendent
Division of Special Education
Former John F Kennedy Annex Building
Tel: 300-1323
Fax: 647-4404
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CENTRAL OFFICE
Chamorro Studies
Tel: 475-0648/50/56
Fax: 477-6284
Curriculum & Instruction
Tel: 475-0512
Fax: 477-2241
Federal Programs
Tel: 475-0470
Fax: 477-4587
Financial, Student and Administrative
Information (FSAIS)
Tel: 475-0238
Fax: 477-5009
Payroll
Tel: 475-0430-4
Fax: 475-5009
Personnel Services
Tel: 475-0495-8
Fax: 477-0698
Procurement
Tel: 475-0436/9
Fax: 472-5001
Research, Planning and Evaluation
Tel: 475-0512-4
Fax: 472-2241
Safety Office
Tel: 475-0632-9
Fax: 472-7040
Student Support
Tel: 475-0504-10
Fax: 472-7888
DIVISION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION
Administration Office
Tel: 300-1323
Assistive Technology
Tel: 300-1329
Audiological Services
Chief Brodie Memorial Elementary School Rm. 4
Provides early screening Birth to school age children to identify possible
hearing impairments.
Tel: 300-2254
Fax: 300-2254
Autism
Chief Brodie Memorial Elementary School Rm. 26
Tel: 647-4403
Compliance
Tel: 300-1324
Data Office
Tel: 3003201/1323
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program House
JFK Annex Building Room 304
Provides students who are deaf/hard of hearing, including hearing aids and
management, consultation and training to parents and teachers, procurement
of needed equipment, such as auditory trainers, tutoring, and preventive care
for hearing health needs.
Tel: 300-1324
Fax: 647-4404
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Division of Curriculum and Instruction
Responsible for the standards and guidelines of what is being taught in
the public schools.
Tel: 475-0446
Fax 472-9750
Elementary Program
Chief Brodie Elementary School Site
Supports the implementation of specialized instruction for students with
disabilities in the elementary schools.
Tel: 300-2280
Fax: 647-4404
Emotionally Disabled Program
Tel: 647-4444/4403
ext. 2274
Provides evaluation, specialized instruction and counseling for all students
requiring services due to their emotional disabilities.
Leisure Education Services
Supports students participation to the fullest extent of their abilities, in
integrated recreational activities at school, home, and in their
communities.
Tel: 647-4401/2
Fax 647-4404
Occupational and Physical Therapy
Tel: 647-4401/2
Provides assessments, identification, development and implementation of Fax 647-4404
specific occupational and physical therapy programs, including ongoing
direct services to those students who need self-care, fine motor, and
gross motor instruction.
Parent Services/Family Resource Center
Provides support for parents of students with the disabilities
so that they can effectively advocate for the most appropriate
services for their children.
Tel: 647-4444/4403
Ext. 2289
Preschool Program
Provides developmentally appropriate services and supports to children
with disabilities ages 3 through 5 years of age.
Tel: 300-1329
Fax: 647-4404
Private Schools
Supports the implementation of specialized instruction for students with
disabilities in private schools.
Tel: 300-2280
Fax: 647-4404
Psychological Services
Provides comprehensive evaluations for students who may qualify for
special education services.
Tel: 647-4444/4403
Ext. 2277/2291
Fax: 475-0571
Secondary Program
Supports the implementation of specialized instruction to students with
disabilities in secondary schools.
Tel: 300-2280
Fax: 647-4404
Speech and Language Services
Provides evaluation and direct services to children with
disabilities requiring speech and language therapy.
Tel: 475-0531
Fax: 475-0519
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Transition Services
Tel: 647Chief Brodie Elementary School Site
4444/4403
Focuses on assisting students in preparing for life after school in the areas of Ext. 2271
employment, community living, post secondary education , vocational training,
self-help skill, and other areas that students will need to become a
independent member of our community.
Transportation Services
Provides transportation for students with disabilities to and from sites where
students’ unique needs prohibit the use of the bus.
Tel: 647-300-1325
Vision Services
Provides vision services and supports for students with disabilities requiring
orientation/mobility training, instructional adaptation, and other needs related
to vision loss.
Tel: 300-1323
Fax: 647-4404
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
School
Numbers
Adacao
Mangilao
Tel: 300-6500
Fax: 300-6548
Agana Heights Elem
Agana Heights
Tel: 477-8040/5798
Fax 477-8041
Astumbo
Dededo
Tel: 635-4363/70
Fax 637-5352
C.L. Taitano
Sinajana
Tel: 472-4245
Fax 477-4778
B.P. Carbullido
Barrigada
Tel: 734-4341/2/3
Fax 734-7769
Chief Brodie Memorial
Upper Tumon
Tel: 647-4444
Fax 646-8052
D.L. Perez
Yigo
Tel: 653-2646
Fax 653-2400
Finegayan
Finegayan, Dededo
Tel: 635-0637/ 633-1521
Fax 632-3477
F.Q. Sanchez
Umatac
Tel: 828-8472/2110
Fax 828-8471
H.S. Truman
Santa Rita
Tel: 565-5195/2533
Fax 565-3667
Inarajan
Inarajan
Tel: 828-8641/2
Fax 828-2608
J.Q. San Miguel
Toto
Tel: 477-9370/1/68
Fax 477-6493
Juan M. Guerrero
Harmon Loop
Tel: 632-1540/1663
Fax 637-0357
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
School
Numbers
L.B. Johnson
Tamuning
Tel: 646-5046/9
Fax 646-5047
Liguan
Dededo
Tel: 300-1680
Fax: 635-1551
M.A. Ulloa
Dededo
Tel: 632-8090
Fax 637-2490
M.U. Lujan
Yona
Tel: 789-1535/1601
Fax 789-3615
Machananao
Yigo
Tel: 635-4381/2
Fax 6354383
Marcial Sablan
Agat
Tel: 565-2238/2946
Fax 635-3172
Merizo Martyrs
Merizo
Tel: 828-8525/8779
Middle Schools
Fax 828-2563
Ordot Chalan Pago
Ordot
Tel: 477-9645
Fax 477-2188
P.C. Lujan
Barrigada
Tel: 734-3971/2
Fax 734-7472
H.B. Price
Mangilao
Tel: 734-2159
Fax 734-2938
Talofofo
Talofofo
Tel: 789-1171/1386
Fax 789-3651
Tamuning
Tamuning
Tel: 646-8058/8648
Fax 649-8055
Upi
Yigo
Tel: 653-1371/2
Fax 653-5305
Wettengel
Dededo
Tel: 632-7770/7870
Fax 637-2319
" Learn from yesterday, live
for today, hope for tomorrow."
-Albert Einstein
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MIDDLE SCHOOLS
School
Numbers
Agueda Johnston
Ordot
Tel: 472-6785/6947
Fax: 477-2248
Astumbo
Dededo
Tel: 300-2610
Fax: 635-1404
F.B. Leon Guerrero
Yigo
Tel: 653-2080/3732
Fax 6533732
Inarajan
Inarajan
Tel: 475-0673/4
Fax 828-2107
Jose L.G. Rios
Piti
Tel: 477-9378
Fax 477-9376
L.P. Untalan
Barrigada
Tel: 735-3110/1
Fax 734-8029
Oceanview
Agat
Tel: 565-2961/5
Fax 565-3259
Vicente S.A. Benavente
Dededo
Tel: 632-5647/1226
Fax 632-7529
HIGH SCHOOLS
School
Numbers
George Washington
Mangilao
Tel: 734-2212/2911
Fax 734-1745/8071
John F. Kennedy
Upper Tumon
Tel: 642-2100
Fax 734-2071
Simon Sanchez
Yigo
Tel: 653-2313/3636
Fax 633-3301
Southern High
Santa Rita
Tel: 479-2107/8/9
Fax 479-2103/5
Okkodo High
Dededo
Tel: 300-1870
Fax: 635-1174
J.P. Torres Alternative
Santa Rita
Tel: 565-5291/83
Fax 565-3117
"To accomplish great things, we must
not only act, but also dream; not only
plan, but also believe."
- Anatole France
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PARENT FAMILY COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM
PFCOP
Mission: To provide schools and families with adequate support in meeting the varied needs of
children in the most effective manner and to promote the importance of parental involvement in
education.
Team & School Site
Wettengel Elementary
Norma Mafnas–SocialWorker
Lynette Palacios– C.P.A
Wettengel Elementary
Norma Mafnas–SocialWorker
Lynette Palacios– C.P.A
Capt. H.B. Price Elementary
Erlinda Toves– Social Worker
Eva Camacho– C.P.A
Contact Numbers
Tel: 632-7770 EXT:
6583
Fax: 637-0357
Astumbo Elementary, Finegayan
Elementary, JM Guerrero Elementary
Wettengel Elementary, Astumbo Middle
Okkodo High
Tel: 632-7770 EXT:
6583
Fax: 637-0357
Astumbo Elementary, Finegayan
Elementary, JM Guerrero Elementary
Wettengel Elementary, Astumbo Middle
Okkodo High
Tel: 734-1603
Tel: 734-2159/2324,
7766, 7767
Fax: 734-2983
Carbullido Elementary
Talofofo Elementary
Adacao Elementary
Capt. H.B. Price Elementary
Tel: 477-9370
MaryAnn Echon-Cruz – Social Worker EXT. 4506/4510
Fax: 477-6793
Elizia Cruz– C.P.A
J.Q. San Miguel
UPI Elementary
Steven Pangelinan– Social Worker
Margaret Manalisay– C.P.A
V.S.A Benevente Middle
Chona M. Eco– Social Worker
Katrina Palomo– C.P.A
A.I. Johnston Middle
Doris Bukikosa– Social Worker
L. P. Untalan Middle
Allan Gagarin– Social Worker
Marcia Lynn Diego– C.P.A
Simon Sanchez High
Therese F. James– C.P.A
George Washington High
Devina Chargualaf– Social Worker
Anthon Edward– C.P.A
Southern High
Maricor Armande– Social Worker
Lorraine Camacho– C.P.A
Servicing Schools Of
Agana Heights Elementary
P.C. Lujan Elementary
J.Q. San Miguel Elementary
Tel: 633-1378
Tel: 633-1382/74
Tel: 653-1371
Fax: 653-5305
D.L. Perez
Machanaonao Elementary
UPI Elementary
Simon Sanchez High School
F.B. Leon Guerrero
Tel: 637-1226/5647
EXT: 6476
Fax: 637-1315
M.A. Ullao Elementary
Liguan Elementary
V.S.A Benevente Middle
Tel: 472-6785/5053
EXT: 5009
Fax: 477-2248
Ordot/Chalan Pago Elementary
C.L. Taitano Elementary
Tamuning Elementary
L.B. Johnson Elementary
A.I. Johnston Middle
Tel: 734-0479
Tel: 735-3110/3111
Fax: 734-8029
M.U. Lujan Elementary
L. P. Untalan Middle
Tel: 653-2313/18
EXT: 3618
Fax: 653-3301
Simon Sanchez High
Tel: 734-0978/2212
Tel: 734-2011/2911
Fax 734-8071
John F. Kennedy
George Washington High
Tel: 479-2142/3
Fax: 479-2177
H.S. Truman, M. Sablan, Merizo
Martyrs Memorial, F.Q. Sanchez, J.L.G.
Rios, Oceanview Middle
Southern High
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GUAM PRIVATE SCHOOLS
School
Contact Numbers
Academy of Our Lady Guam
Hagatna
**College Preparatory School
Tel: 477-8203
Fax: 477-8555
www.aolg.com
Bishop Baumgartner Memorial
Sinajana
Tel 472-6670
Fax: 472-4028
www.bbmcs.com
Dominican Child Development Center
Ordot
Tel 477-7228
Fax: 472-4282
Dominican School
Yigo
Tel: 653-3021
Fax: 653-3090
Father Duenas Memorial
Mangilao
Tel 734-2261/3
Fax: 734-5738
www.fatherduenas.com
Infant of Prague
Mangilao
Tel: 734-2785
Fax 734-1055
Mercy Heights
Tel: 646-1185
Blessed Seed Christian Academy
Tel: 477-4333
Fax: 477-4333
Guam Evangelical
Christian Academy
(G.E.C.A.)
Tel: 734-3241
Fax 734-5663
Web: www.netpci.com/~eca1982
Guam Adventist Academy
Talofofo
Tel: 789-1515
Fax: 789-3547
Harvest Christian Academy
Toto
Tel: 477-6341 Ext. 2
Fax 477-7136
Web: www.hbcguam.net
Pacific Christian Academy
Tel: 637-4900
Fax: 637-4872
Southern Christian Academy
Tel 565-7020
Notre Dame High School
Talofofo
Tel 789-1676
Fax 789-4847
Our Lady Mount Carmel
Agat
Tel 565-3822/5128
Fax 565-3539
Saint Anthony School
Tamuning
Tel: 647-1140
Fax 649-7130
Saint Francis School
Yona
Tel: 789-1270
Tel 789-1350
San Vicente Catholic School
Barrigada
Tel 735-4240/3/9
Fax 734-8718
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GUAM PRIVATE SCHOOLS
School
Contact Numbers
Santa Barbara School
Dededo
Tel: 632-5578
Fax 632-1414
St. Thomas Aquinas
Ordot
Tel 473-7821
Fax 473-7824
[email protected]
www.staguam.com
Temple Christian
School &
Baptist Church
Tel: 477-9507
Fax: 477-9504
Email:
[email protected]
Saint Paul Christian School
Yigo
Tel: 653-1311
Fax: 653-0106
St. John's School
Upper Tumon
Tel: 646-8080
Fax: 649-1055
[email protected]
www.stjohnsguam.com
St Paul Assembly Of God Church
Harmon
Tel: 637-9855
Fax: 637-2697
www.spcsguam.com
United Chinese School
Tumon
Tel: 646-6700
Be A PARTNER With
Your Child's School
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DODEA GUAM SCHOOLS, OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
Guam District Superintendent
PSC 490
Box 7655 FPO
AP 96538-1600
Tel: 344-9160/ 9578
Fax: 344-9584
Hotline: 344-9585
Email: guamsupt.dso@
pac.dodea.edu
School
Contact Numbers
Andersen Elementary
Andersen Air Force Base, Yigo
Tel: 366-2177
Fax: 366-2532
Andersen Middle
Andersen Air Force Base, Yigo
Tel: 366-2159
Fax: 366-5979
CDR William McCool Elementary Middle
Naval Base, Sumay
Tel: 339-5347/8/9
Fax: 339-3383
Guam High School
Naval Hospital, Agana Heights
Tel: 344-7410/1
Fax: 344-7374
GUAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Admissions and Records
Tel: 735-5531
Fax: 734-5238
Web: www.guamcc.edu
Financial Aid
Tel: 735-5543
Business Office
Tel: 735-5550
serve new students, former students and continuing
students. Whether you are seeking a diploma, a
certificate, a degree or personal enrichment we can
help you begin your journey.
Adult Basic Education Program (ABE)
Tel: 735-5584 / 5625
Fax: 735-5608
Website:
www.guamcc.edu
Offers adult-oriented GED refresher courses that
prepares students for a regular high school training.
Classes may be offered at times that are more
convenient for working adults.
Adult High School Program
Tel: 735-5584
Fax: 735-5608
A High School Diploma Program consisting of 36
hours of academic and selective course work.
Transfer credits from previous school are accepted
(Grade 10-12).
Apprentice Training Program
Tel: 735-5571/5572/5627
Fax: 734-1002
The apprentice learns a craft or trade through formal
on the job training (OJT) under close supervision of
skilled worker or journey worker and through related
classroom instruction at the college.
Career Center
Tel: 735-5531-4
Provides vocational assessment including aptitude
testing, career exploration and career guidance.
General Education Development
Program (GED)
Tel: 735-5584
Fax: 735-5608
Provides GED testing to individuals who have not
finished high school. A small fee is charged for these
tests.
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UNIVERSITY OF GUAM
Admissions and Records
Tel: 735-2208
Alumni Relations Office
Tel: 735-2586
Business Office
Tel: 735-2008
Early High School Admission Program
Tel: 735-2208
Provides an opportunity for qualified high school students who
are within a year of graduation and enrolled in local high schools.
Enrollment Management and Student Services
Tel: 735-2234/2260
Financial Aid Office
Tel: 735-2288/9
"The difference between school and life?
In school, you're taught a lesson and given a test.
In life, you're given a test that teaches you a lesson."
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Create a safe, supportive and
stimulating environment to show your child that
learning can be fun!
READ with your child. Anytime is a good time for reading.
PLAY games with your child. Games help children improve their memory,
concentration, problem-solving and social skills.
COMMUNICATE with your child. Listen and speak to your child respectfully and
encourage his/her to be respectful to you and others around them.
LEARN with your child. Encourage your child to continue learning, exploring and
discovering his/her environment.
WHAT YOU DO AT HOME CAN HELP
YOUR CHILD SUCCEED IN SCHOOL.
Preparing a meal together, reading a story, or
helping with homework.
Moments like these make for EVERYDAY LEARNING.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
YOUR CHILD’S SUCCESS BEGINS
WITH YOU!
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4-H & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Administered through the University of Guam,
College of Applied & Life Sciences (CALS)
Tel: 735-2040
Fax: 734-4448
Assists youth between the ages of 9 to 19 years in acquiring knowledge,
developing skills, and forming attitudes that will enable them to become
self-directing, productive, and contributing members of society.
ADULT & CHILDREN/ADOLESCENT –
NURSING SERVICES INPATIENT UNITS
Tel: 647-5410
Fax: 647-0250
Provides short-term care for persons with mental health problems.
ADULT ANGER MANAGEMENT GROUP
(A program of Sanctuary, Inc.)
Tel: 475-7102
Fax: 477-3117
An open support/lecture group for adults ages 18 years and older, who discuss the
effects of anger and how to use it appropriately in their lives. Topics include dealing
with rage and hostility towards others at home and in the workplace, control
techniques to manage anger effectively, and coping mechanisms.
ADULT DAY CARE SERVICES
(A program of Catholic Social Services)
Provides services to adults age 60 and older who are unable to function at home without supportive services, but do not need 24-hour care.
Tel: 635-1441/ 2
Main Office
Fax: 635-1444
Tel: 635-1450/ 1
(Barrigada Heights)
ADULT HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM
(A program of Guam Community College)
Tel: 735-5584
Fax: 735-5608
A High School Diploma Program consisting of 36 hours of academic and selective
course work. Transfer credits from previous schools are accepted
(Grades 10 - 12).
ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES (APS)
Department of Public Health & Social Services
Tel: 735-7384 / 5 / 6
TTY: 735-7415
Fax: 735-7416
Provides protective services to adults with or with out disabilities age 18 and older
against abuse, neglect, and/or exploitation.
AGENCY FOR HUMAN RESOURCES
DEVELOPMENT (AHRD)
Tel: 475-7075
Fax: 475-7098
Provides training and job placement for persons entering the job market who come
from low income households or persons who have been unemployed or severely under employed for the past six months.
AL-ANON
Check Observation Post of the Pacific Daily
News (PDN) for dates, times and places
of meetings.
A self help support program for spouses of alcoholics, whether or not the problem
drinker recognizes his/her problem.
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ALA-TEEN
Check the Observation Post of the Pacific Daily
Newspaper (PDN) for dates, times and places
of meetings.
A self help support group for teenagers who have one or more parents with a
drinking problem. Teens solve their own problems, not those of the drinking
parent.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Check observation post of the PDN for dates,
times, and places of meetings.
Tel: 646-7233 HOTLINE
A self help program for individuals who abuse alcohol. Public is welcome to open
meetings - closed meetings are for those who have admitted their alcoholism.
ALEE SHELTER FOR ABUSED
SPOUSES AND CHILDREN
Tel: 649-2533 / 649-6729
Fax: 646-8486
Provides assistance, guidance, and counseling towards future planning for victims
of domestic violence, spouse abuse or neglect. Women and their children may
receive short term shelter, in a safe and comfortable environment.
Provides a safe, clean and loving home for children in need including those removed from harmful, unhealthy situations. They may be cared for here until foster
care can be provided.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Tel: 477-9451 / 2
Fax: 477-9450
Provides assistance and support services for those with cancer.
AMERICAN RED CROSS
Tel: 472-6217 / 9
Fax: 477-2721
Provides services that include: counseling, referral services, financial assistance
in times of crisis, disaster relief, training in health and safety programs, as well as
other services.
AMERICORPS PROGRAM aka
SERVEGUAM! Commission
Provides education scholarships to participants who provide volunteer services to
the community.
ANDERSEN AIRMEN & FAMILY READINESS
CENTER
Tel: 475-7081 / 2
Fax: 475-7045
Website: http://
www.guamdol.net
(Go to ServeGuam.net under
Employment & Training)
Tel: 366-8136
Fax: 366-8267
Assists both single and married personnel to help solve problems, obtain
assistance and provide indepth information on resources available to them in the
military and civilian community on Guam. Offers services in the areas of parenting,
family life skills, personal improvement, and youth.
ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE
Tel: 475-3324
Fax: 472-2493
Prosecutes individuals; consults with victims/ witnesses for case
preparation, evidence gathering and testimony; and advocates for
consumers.
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AUDIOLOGICAL SERVICES
Pediatric Evaluation and Diagnostic Services (PEDS)
Guam Public School System, Division of Special Education
Tel: 735-2455 / 6
Fax: 734-7820
Provides early screening from birth to school age children to identify possible
hearing impairments.
AUTISM COMMUNITY TOGETHER (ACT)
A family support group for families of children with autism.
AYUDA PARA I MAÑAINA
(PARENTAL ASSISTANCE)
Tel: 472-1484
Cell: 488-1484
Fax: 734-2439
Tel: 475-7101 / 2 / 3 / 8
Fax: 477-3117
Provides parental assistance and services in the areas of anger management,
parenting skills, parent support groups, and outreach services.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
CHAMORRO DISTRICT
Tel: 649-0639
Fax: 649-0646
Offers character, citizenship, and personal fitness training for male youth from
1 grade through age 20 years. 1st to 5th grades are Cub Scouts and ages 11 to
18 years are Boy Scouts.
BUREAU OF SOCIAL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION (BOSSA)
Tel: 475-2602 / 2653 / 2672
TTY: 477-0500
Fax: 477-0500
Maintains an updated list of all licensed child care facilities. Responsible for
licensing and monitoring childcare facilities excluding those childcare facilities in
military bases.
Career Center
(A program of Guam Community College)
Tel: 735-5531-4
Provides vocational assessment including aptitude testing, career exploration and
career guidance.
CARIDAD I, CSS
Tel: 637-7004
Provides supportive housing for children between the ages of 5 to 17 years who
are referred by the court and/or Child Protective Services.
CARIDAD II, CSS
Tel: 647-4176
Provides supportive housing for adults with mild to severe disabilities.
CASE MANAGEMENT BRANCH
Tel: 635-1422 / 3
Fax: 635-1444
Provides advocacy, assessment, counseling, evaluation, information & referral,
interpreting, placement referral, home visit and telephone assistance to persons
age 60 and older.
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CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Tel: 735-7243 / 7264 / 7293
Fax: 734-6860
Assists those who are unable to afford the cost of edical treatment of a catastrophic illness, which is an ―illness with medically related expenses of thirty thousand
dollars ($30,000) or more than one’s insurance or which are not covered by one’s
medical insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, or Medically Indigent Program‖.
CATASTROPHIC MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
Tel: 635-1421 / 1441
Fax: 635-1444
Provides assistance to persons in need because of catastrophic medical
conditions.
CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES (CSS)
Tel: 635-1421
Fax: 635-1444
Provides home bound meals, adult daycare services for social needs, in home
service, personal care, errands, and transportation.
CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES (CSS);
EMERGENCY FOOD BANK FOR FAMILIES
AND HOMELESS FAMILIES / INDIVIDUALS.
Tel: 635-1442 / 1 / 3
Distributes rice, dried goods, canned food, baby food, and pampers to needy
families in crisis situations due to unusual circumstances.
CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
ON GUAM (CILG)
Provides information and referral, peer counseling, independent living skills,
and advocacy.
CHILD & ADOLESCENT SERVICES DIVISION
Department of Mental Health &
Substance Abuse
Tel: 647-4548 / 9
TTY: 647-4552
Fax: 647-4551
Tel: 647-5410
Fax: 649-6948
Addresses a broad spectrum of mental disorders which affect youth.
Services include care coordination/case management; individual, family, group
and play counseling/therapy; outreach crisis service in home
intervention; respite care; therapeutic day treatment; family resource
center; as well as the Child-Adolescent Inpatient Unit.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS
(U.S. Naval Base, Guam)
Tel: 564-1844/5 / 472-2312 /
355-5502
Fax: 564-1751
Provides day care services available for military dependents on a routine or
drop-in basis.
CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES (CPS)
Tel: 475-2653 / 2672
Fax: 477-0500
Receives and investigates reports of child abuse and neglect. Provides crisis
intervention, removal and placement, initiation of court intervention, and case
management services.
CHILD SEAT LOANER PROGRAM, DPW
Tel: 646-3259 / 3131
Provides vehicle safety seats to families with a low-income status.
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CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT DIVISION
Office of the Attorney General, Family Division
Tel: 475-3360 Ext. 661 / 663 /
664
Fax: 477-2159
An absent parent has an obligation to support their children, financially. The child
support enforcement office assists in identifying and locating
absent parents and enforcing this obligation.
CHILD CARE & DEVELOPMENT FUND
(CCDF) PROGRAM
(Formerly Block Grant Child Care)
Tel: 735-7256 / 7267
Fax: 734-5955
Assists low income families to meet their childcare needs and expenses to
maintain employment and/or attend a training or educational program.
CIVIL DEFENSE
Tel: 475-9600 / 1
Fax: 477-3727
Directs all policy regarding Civil Defense functions in the Territory of Guam under
Public Law 1-21, known as the Civil Defense Act of 1951, codified in
Title 10. Chapter 65, of the Guam Code Annotated (January 13, 1993).
Client Assistance Program (CAP)
Assists Vocational Rehabilitation clients to ensure their rights under the
Rehabilitation Act are protected and benefits available through programs authorized under the act.
Tel: 637-4227
Fax: 637-4211
CLIENT SERVICES & FAMILY COUNSELING
Superior Court of Guam
Tel: 475-3101 / 3383
Fax: 472-5450
Provides parenting classes; individual, family, group counseling; psychiatric and
psychological evaluation to court referred clients.
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS (CHC)
Northern Region CHC (Dededo)
Tel: 635-7462 / 7492
FAX: 635-7493
Southern Region CHC
(Inarajan)
Provide comprehensive primary medical care to all ages by appointment or walk-in, Tel: 828-7502
regardless of ability to pay. A sliding fee scale is available for those who qualify. All FAX: 828-7504
insurances (including Medicaid & MIP) are accepted. Services may include prena- Central Region (Mangilao)
tal care, Well Baby / Well Child care, sports/school physical exams, immunization, Tel: 735-7101/2
walk-in care for minor emergencies and acute illness.
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PREVENTION
EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
(COPED)
Tel: 475-7103
Fax: 734-7097
Provides public housing residents with services such as door-to-door
outreach, educational / economic workshops, resident association capacity building, drug & alcohol assessment and referral, parenting classes as well as youth
peer leadership training, mentorship, and conflict resolution.
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION PROGRAM
University of Guam
Tel: 735-2055
Personal financial management program that provides information and educational
support to help you reach your financial goals.
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COUNSELING SERVICES BRANCH
Substance Abuse
Tel: 647-5325
Fax: 647-0250
Direct clinical services are provided to adults, children, families, couples, and
groups with problems which may or may not occur because of substance abuse or
mental illness.
CRIME STOPPERS
Guam Police Department
Tel: 477-HELP (4357)
Cell: 888-STOP (7868)
Enables individuals to report information related to crimes committed, while ensuring the confidentiality of the reporter.
CRISIS HOTLINE
Substance Abuse
Tel: 647-8833 / 4
Fax: 647-6948
A 24-hour crisis intervention hotline that serves the community by providing a listening service, referral service, and public outreach. All calls are confidential.
DAY TREATMENT BRANCH
Substance Abuse
Tel: 647-5419
Residential and day treatment services operate as an adult day treatment program
for acute and chronic mentally ill persons.
DENTAL CLINIC—MANGILAO
Tel: 735-7364
Fax: 735-7155
Provides free basic dental services for children below the age of 17 years and
emergency dental care to senior citizens over the age of 55 years. All services are
free of charge.
DEPARTMENT OF INTEGRATED SERVICES
FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES
(DISID)
Tel: 475-4646
(Director’s Office)
TTY: 477-9183
Fax: 477-2892
Provides integrated services for individuals with disabilities and their families including a maximum of 16 hours of respite care a month.
DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH &
SUBSTANCE ABUSE—NEW BEGINNINGS
Tel: 475-5438
Fax: 477-7782
Provides drug and alcohol services for adults.
DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH &
SUBSTANCE ABUSE—
PROJECT I FAMAGU’ON-TA
Tel: 477-8848 / 5338
Federally funded system of care program providing wrap-around services and
supports for children with serious emotional disturbance and their families.
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION
Tel: 475-6296 / 7
Fax: 477-0997
Develops and implements cultural, recreational, and other leisure activities
for the public; conducts educational programs; and promotes health and wellness
through use of recreational facilities, beaches, and pools.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH & SOCIAL
SERVICES
Tel: 735-7113
Fax: 734-5190
Provides leadership and direction in diverse areas of environmental health, consumer protection, communicable disease control, vital statistics,
Medicaid, MIP, food stamps, public assistance, foster care, and elderly programs.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH & SOCIAL
SERVICES—CDC/STD/HIV
Tel: 735-7166 / 7149 / 7137
Provides counseling, education, testing, and treatment for HIV and STDs.
DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH AFFAIRS
Provides programs and services geared toward promoting youth leadership skills
as well as youth development, rehabilitation, and community involvement. Includes correctional facilities, counseling, juvenile diversion, school-based programs, and youth resource centers.
Northern Resource Center…………………………………………………………….
Central Resource Center………………………………………………………………
Southern Resource Center……………………………………………………………
DIVISION OF CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION
Tel: 735-5010
Fax: 734-7536
Tel: 635-4392 / 93
Fax: 632-1366
Tel: 477-9557 / 8
Fax: 477-9611
Tel: 565-5031 / 3
Fax: 565-5032
Tel: 475-0514 / 16
Fax: 472-2241
Responsible for the standards and guidelines of instruction in public schools.
DIVISION OF SENIOR CITIZENS
Department of Public Health &
Social Services
Tel: 735-7382 / 92
Fax: 735-7416
Provides services for persons age 60 years and older such as Adult Day Care,
Adult Protective Services, Case Management, Senior Center
Operations, Transportation, Congregate Nutrition, Home Delivered
Nutrition, Homemaker Services, In-Home Services, Legal Assistance,
and Manamko Yan Manhoben Program.
Tel: 300-1323 / 1324 / 1326 /
1327 / 1328 / 1329
Fax: 647-4404 (Temporary)
Responsible for ensuring and providing a free, appropriate public education to all
students with disabilities, ages birth through 21 years. Services include speech/
language, occupational and physical therapy, itinerant hearing, vision, audiological, leisure, educational services, services for emotionally disabled, academic, visual and performing arts programs for the Gifted and Talented, and staff development.
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DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
DVR/DISID
Tel: 475-4626~28
TTY: 477-8642
Fax: 475-4661
Provides employment services for persons with disabilities who are eligible for vocational services as well as services to family members of disabled persons.
DOWN SYNDROME ASSOCIATION OF GUAM
Tel: 477-6706
A family support group for families of children with Down syndrome.
DRUG & ALCOHOL COUNSELING BRANCH
Substance Abuse
Tel: 475-5438
Fax: 477-7782
Provides assessment, education, individual and group counseling/therapy, and
aftercare to those suffering from drug or alcohol abuse.
DRUG AND ALCOHOL GROUP
(NA’ HOMLO)
Tel: 475-7101 Ext. 110
Fax: 477-3117
An open support group for youth ages 12 to 18 years that discusses the negative
effects and consequences of drug/alcohol use and focuses on getting participants
to understand how often, with whom, and why they use these substances.
DRUG AND ALCOHOL GROUP
(PATHWAYS)
Sanctuary, Inc.
Tel: 475-7101 Ext. 108
Fax: 477-3117
A closed, more intensive support group for youth ages 11-24 years who have
deeper issues concerning drugs and/or alcohol use or abuse. Designed to help
them understand the reasons for their use and recognize the consequences of
their decisions. Attendance in group is by referral only and based on an assessment conducted by program staff.
DRUG AND ALCOHOL PREVENTION
PROGRAM (DAPP)
Sanctuary, Inc.
Tel: 475-7102
Fax: 477-3117
Provides substance abuse and violence prevention services through the governor’s Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities Act grant.
Services include drug and alcohol screening, assessments, outreach
education, counseling, support groups, as well as educational training and workshops.
EDUCATIONAL & DEVELOPMENTAL
INTERVENTION SERVICES (EDIS)
U.S. Naval Regional Hospital
Tel: 344-9027
Fax: 344-9322
Provides the military community with special education, speech/language therapy,
developmental screening, play-based therapy, play groups, and parent training to
children up to 3 years of age who may have a developmental delay, disability, or
medical condition which may affect their development.
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EDUCATIONAL TALENT SEARCH
PROGRAM
University of Guam
Tel: 735-2251
Fax: 734-7514
An educational enrichment program for middle and high school students on Guam
who come from disadvantaged backgrounds. Encourages and assists minority
students and those from other under-represented groups in ways that help them
complete their secondary education.
ELDERLY NUTRITION SERVICES
Catholic Social Services
Tel: 649-9716
Fax: 649-9703
Delivers well-balanced meals to senior citizen centers and to the frail elderly and
sick. Must be 60 years and older, have an incapacitating disability, or be otherwise
isolated at home. Available from Mon - Fri (except legal holidays).
ELEMENTARY/PRESCHOOL
PROGRAM
Tel: 300-2280
Fax: 647-4404
Supports the implementation of specialized instruction for students with disabilities
in the elementary schools.
ELIM PACIFIC FOUNDATION
Prison Fellowship Guam
Tel/Fax: 646-4601
Offers counseling and support services to prisoners and parolees.
EMERGENCY FOOD BANK
Tel: 635-1443 / 2
Fax: 635-1444
Distributes rice, vegetables, fruits, dried goods, canned food, baby food and pampers to needy families or those in crisis situations due to unusual
circumstances.
EMERGENCY RECEIVING HOME
Tel: 653-8855 Emergency
Hotline
Offers shelter and care for those neglected and abused.
EMERGENCY SHELTER
Sanctuary Inc.
Tel: 475-7101
Tel: 475-7100 Crisis Line
Fax: 477-3117
A co-ed 30-day emergency shelter for runaway, homeless, abused and troubled
youth ages 12 to 17 years. Services include individual and family support counseling with a licensed clinician; support groups; daily and
recreational therapeutic and educational activities; and aftercare services to ensure smooth transition from shelter to home.
EMOTIONALLY DISABLED PROGRAM
Guam Public School System,
Located at Chief Brodie Elementary School
Tel: 300-4444 / 4403
Ext. 2274
Provides evaluation, specialized instruction and counseling for all students
requiring services due to their emotional disabilities.
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ERICA’S HOUSE
Tel: 642-4020 / 22
Provides supervised visits, and serves as a drop off and pick up center.
EXPANDED FOOD & NUTRITION
EDUCATION PROGRAM (EFNEP)
University of Guam
Tel: 735-2030
Fax: 734-4222
Provides nutrition lessons such as food storage, sanitation, meal planning and
budgeting, food preparation, and proper nutrition to low income families; young
homemakers with young children, and youths 9-19 years of age.
FAMILY AND YOUTH MINISTRY
Archdiocese of Agaña
Tel: 472-6116 Ext. 231
Fax: 472-8024
Offers programs in parenting skills, marriage counseling and guidance for children
of divorced or separated parents or those in grief from death in the family.
FAMILY SERVICE CENTER
The Salvation Army
Tel: 477-3528 / 29
Fax: 477-3505
Provides education and life skill courses as well as canned food (amount depends
on family size) to individuals and/or families once every 3 months.
FARMER’S HOME ADMINISTRATION
Tel: 472-7361
Fax: 472-7366
Accepts loan applications for housing from low-income families and grant
applications from low-income elderly (62 years and older) for home upkeep and
maintenance.
THE FLEET & FAMILY SUPPORT
CENTER
Tel: 333-2056 / 7
Fax: 333-2023
Assists both single and married military personnel and their family members to
solve problems, obtain assistance and provide in-depth information on
resources available to them in both the military and civilian community on Guam.
FOOD STAMP PROGRAM
Department of Public Health and
Social Services
Monthly benefits are provided to help low income households buy food. Certain
guidelines must be met to qualify.
G.E.D. TUTORIAL PROGRAM
Department of Youth Affairs
Mangilao Tel: 735-7245
Fax: 734-3364
Dededo Tel: 635-7466/ 7
Inarajan Tel: 828-7543
Fax: 828-7542
Tel: 735-5030
Fax: 734-7536
Provides tutoring sessions for the G.E.D. exam.
GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM (GED)
Guam Community College
Tel: 735-5584
Fax: 735-5608
Provides GED testing to individuals who have not finished high school. A small fee
is charged for these tests.
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GENTLE REFUGE CRISIS PREGNANCY
CENTER
Tel: 472-1742
A place where women facing an unplanned pregnancy can come for free
pregnancy tests and counseling.
GOVERNOR'S COMMUNITY
OUTREACH– FEDERAL PROGRAMS
OFFICE
Tel: 475-9178
Fax: 472-7575
Provides services through a volunteer network depending on skills and experience
of volunteers and the need requested by the volunteer station.
GUAHAN PROJECT
A non-profit organization that assists individuals with HIV or AIDS and their families and works to increase public awareness and responsibility
with regard to HIV and AIDS.
GUAM DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
COUNCIL
Tel: 647-5684
Tel: 689-4480 (Executive Director)
Fax: 647-4481
Tel: 735-9127 / 8
Fax: 734-9121
Website: www.guamddc.com
Advocates for system change, public policy, and best practices that
promote the full inclusion and integration of people with developmental
disabilities.
GUAM EARLY HEARING DETECTION AND
INTERVENTION (GUAM EHDI) PROJECT
University of Guam, Guam CEDDERS
Provides resources to ensure all infants born on Guam receive early hearing
screening, detection, and intervention services.
GUAM EARLY HEARING DETECTION INTERVENTION (EHDI) FAMILY
SUPPORT GROUP
A family support group for families of children with hearing impairments.
GUAM EARLY INTERVENTION SYSTEM
Located at Oceanview Middle School
Tel: 735-2466
Fax: 734-5709
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.guamehdi.org
Tel: 635-6652
Cell: 456-3150
Email: flores.joyricha.joyce816
@gmail.com
Website: www.guamehdi.org
Tel: 565-2961 Ext. 5776
Provides diagnostic services as well as family support and intervention services
(see Pediatric Evaluation and Development Services/PEDS) for children who have
or are at risk of having developmental delays and disabilities.
GUAM EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING
PROGRAM (GETP)
Tel: 735-7256
TTY: 735-7196
Fax: 734-5955
Provides support services such as transportation, child care, and work expenses
to all mandatory work registered members, including
volunteers of eligible households between the ages of 16 to 59 who are
receiving benefits under Food Stamps and other welfare programs.
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GUAM EMPLOYMENT SERVICES (GES)
Department of Labor
Assists individuals in finding gainful employment in the private sector, Government of Guam or the Federal Government. GES interviews job seekers, looking at experience, education and skills as well as job
opportunities listed at GES by various employers.
GUAM GIRL SCOUTS
Tel: 475-7031
Tel: 475-7028
Fax: 475-7018
Tel: 646-5652
Fax: 646-5676
Encourages girls, ages 5 to 17 years, to develop their potential, make friends,
and become a vital part of their community. Activities deal with sports, leadership development, service, career planning, social issues, environmental protection, and related areas. Adults over 18 years provide guidance through voluntary leadership.
GUAM HEAD START PROGRAM
Tel: 475-0484 / 5
Fax: 477-1535
A comprehensive child development program for 4 year old children of income
eligible families and children with special needs. Head Start assists
the child and family in obtaining health, dental, nutritional, psychological, and
educational services needed.
GUAM HOME SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Tel: 472-3053
Support groups that hold monthly meetings to collaborate with other parents, in
planning and implementing home-based educational programs
for their children.
GUAM HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL
AUTHORITY (GHURA)
Administers Housing assistance for low- to moderate-income families under
Public Housing, Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program and
the Guma Trankilidat (Elderly Housing); as well as the Community
Planning and Development (CPD) Program designed to meet community
development projects.
GUAM HOUSING CORPORATION (GHC)
Tel: 475-1330
Tel: 477-9851~54 Front Desk
Fax: 472-7565 Accounting
Fax: 477-7570 Section 8
Tel: 647-4143
Fax: 649-4144
Government financial institution that provides rental units, home loans, and/or
loans to cover the down payment and closing cost of a home
mortgage loan for qualified low- or moderateincome individuals and families
who are first-time homeowners, elderly, disabled, or displaced.
Guam Identifies Families Terrific Strengths (GIFTS), INC.
Guam’s Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health
Tel: 477-GIFT (4438)
Cell: 482-4438
Fax: 477-4439
G.I.F.T.S. provides Advocacy, Support, Training, Resources and Referrals for
youth, young adults and parents of children with or at risk for Attention Deficit/ Web: www.giftsonguam.org
Hyperactive Disorder (ADD/ADHD), Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disor- Email: guamfamilyder, Eating Disorders or Mood Disorders and Behavioral, Emotional and Men- [email protected]
tal Health Disorders. Provides training to Agencies and the Community at large
on the needs and challenges of children with these special needs.
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GUAM LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION
Provides legal services to indigent persons and persons with disabilities in family
law, domestic violence, disability rights, public benefits, consumer and civil rights;
protection, advocacy and client assistance programs for
developmentally disabled and mentally ill individuals. Includes information and referral, monitoring, support and advocacy counseling, ranging from investigation to
negotiation and legal action as a final alternative.
GUAM MEDICAID
Tel: 477-9811 / 2
Fax: 477-1320
Disability Law Center
Tel: 922-4571
Fax: 477-4720
Tel: 735-7243
Fax: 734-6860
Provides medical care for persons receiving welfare benefits including low income
individuals and families who meet the Medical Categorically Needy Expansion income and resource guidelines.
GUAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUTHORITY
(GMHA)
Tel: 647-2491 /2489 / 2281
TTY: 649-1801
Fax: 649-1729
Provides 24-hour emergency medical services, customary acute care
Fax: 649-5508 Communicaservices and certain specialty services. Includes adult and pediatric
tions Center
medical services; in-patient and out-patient surgery; intensive care; skilled nursing Fax: 649-1729 Emergency
care; laboratory and blood bank services; radiology, nuclear
Department
medicine and CT scan diagnostic services; pharmacy; respiratory care; renal diFax: 649-0145 Hospital Adalysis; rehab services; and dietetic services.
ministration
GUAM PARENT INFORMATION RESOURCE
CENTER (PIRC)
FREE SERVICES for parents and guardians of children ages
0-21 years. Training workshops, resource materials, and computer lab
services are available at the center for you to help your child do better in school.
Tel: 477-7472 (PIRC)
477-7470
Fax: 477-7473
www.guampirc.org
GUAM’S POSITIVE PARENTS TOGETHER, INC.
(GPPT)
GPPT’s mission is to support and empower families of children with disabilities
and to provide ONE VOICE AND ONE VISION for all children with disabilities on
Guam.
Ann Marie D. Cruz (Multiple Disabilities)……………………………………………..
Mary-Therese Edgerle (GIFTS).......…………………………………………………....
Helen Middlebrooke (DSAG) ..................................................................................
Evelyn Claros (ACT)................................................................................................
Joyce Flores (Guam EHDI) .....................................................................................
GUAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
653-7991/777-7991
477-4438
477-6706
472-1484, 488-1484
653-6652
Tel: 475-4753~5
Fax: 477-9777
Provides information and library services to assist individuals or groups with special needs as well as for the general public.
GUAM PUBLIC TRANSIT SYSTEM OFFICE
Department of Administration
Division of Public Transportation Services
Tel: 475-4620 / 4686 / 4616
Fax: 473-4370
Provides public transportation, with fee. Bus starts at Micronesia Mall and Agaña
Shopping Center and branches throughout the island.
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GUAM REHABILITATION & WORKSHOP
CENTER, INC.
Tel: 649-0884
Extended training, work experience and upward mobility through the work process
schedule. Provides entry level pay at prevailing minimum wage and incentive pay.
GUAM SAVE PROGRAM
University of Guam
Tel: 735-2050 / 55
Fax: 734-1244
Personal financial management program that provides information and educational support to help individuals reach their financial goals.
GUAM SYSTEM FOR ASSISTIVE
TECHNOLOGY (GSAT)
University of Guam, Guam CEDDERS
Tel: 735-2490
TTY: 735-2491
Fax: 734-8378
Provides training, services, and information that promote increased
experience and knowledge of assistive and adaptive devices for
Individuals with disabilities.
GUMA IFIL
Tel: 473-2607
Provides supervised home care, residential, and community support
services for mentally retarded adults. Operates the Independent
Group Home (IGH) & Mary Clare Home (MCH).
GUMA SAGRADA FAMILIA I & II
Tel: 653-8855 / 6
Fax: 635-1444
Provides emergency shelter, protective care and services to abused and neglected individuals 60 years and over, and persons with disabilities 18
years and older.
GUMA’ SAN JOSE
Tel: 649-2955
Tel: 637-2957
Provides emergency shelter for families and individuals for no more than 60 days.
Includes meals and support services to assist the family in
resolving their problems which prevent their independent living
arrangements.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF GUAM, INC.
Tel: 647-4667
Fax: 472-4665
Encourages volunteer participation in construction of homes for families with limited resources. Homes are sold on a no-profit, no interest mortgage and homeowners provide volunteer labor to reduce the construction cost.
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HEALING HEARTS RAPE CRISIS CENTER
Department of Mental Health & Substance
Abuse
Tel: 647-5351
Fax: 647-5351
Provides 24-hour crisis intervention services and referrals for all victims of sexual
assault. Also provides a fully equipped examining room and
specially trained nurse examiners who perform sexual assault
examinations in a safe and healing environment.
HEARING SERVICES
Guam Public School System (GPSS),
Tel: 300-1324
Fax: 647-4404
Services include hearing aid usage and management, consultation and training to
parents and teachers, procurement of needed equipment,
tutoring, counseling, and preventative care for hearing health needs.
HOMEMAKER SERVICES
Tel: 635-1415 / 19 / 20
Provides home health care, personal hygiene, light housekeeping, monitoring of
medication, running errands, and doing personal laundry for the elderly 60 years
or older who are frail, sick or disabled. Assists in the physical mobility and general
comfort of dysfunctional elderly persons.
IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM
Tel: 735-7143
TTY: 477-0500
Fax: 734-1475
Provides immunizations for childhood diseases and Hepatitis B for all
children 0-18 years old regardless of financial status.
INA’FA MAOLEK
Tel/Fax: 475-1977
Provides peer mediation and conflict resolution
workshops.
INETON MAÑAINA – PARENT SUPPORT
GROUP
Sanctuary, Inc.
Tel: 475-7102
Fax: 477-3117
An open support group for adults age 18 years and older that focuses on the
issues of parenting and provides the opportunity to discuss the
Frustrations they face caring for their children. Provides guidance on
appropriate ways to deal with issues in a nonviolent proactive manner.
IN-HOME SERVICES
Tel: 635-1415 / 6 1419 / 20
Fax: 635-1444
Provides assistance to frail elderly, 60 years and older who are without caretakers
and are at risk of costly institutionalization for reason of
limitation on their ability to function independently as well as support
services such as respite care for caregivers who are caring for frail elderly at
home.
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INTAKE / EMERGENCY SERVICES
Tel: 647-5440
Provides screening and evaluation. Individuals in crisis or in cases of emergency,
should contact intake services for assistance.
ISLANDWIDE BREAST-FEEDING COALITION
Tel: 735-7127
Fax: 734-7097
Provides education, support, and promotion of breast-feeding for all
pregnant and lactating women and their support network. Offers a 24-hour hotline
to answer breast-feeding questions.
JOB OPPORTUNITY AND BASIC SKILLS
PROGRAM (JOBS)
Tel: 735-7262 / 56
TTY: 477-0500
Fax: 734-7015
JOBS program builds skills for a better future and helps individuals enter educational and training programs, provides: support services for
childcare, transportation and work expenses when starting a new job. Open to all
mandatory work registered members, including volunteers of
eligible households between the ages of 16-59 who are receiving benefits under
TANF and other Public Assistance programs.
KARIDAT OFFICE:
Offers therapeutic home care for those suffering from developmental
disabilities. Provides housing and activities of daily living.
Tel: 635-1407 / 05 Barrigada
Heights
Tel: 646-4007 Tumon
Tel: 734-4196 Mangilao
LEND-A-HAND GUAM CHAPTER
Pacific Daily News
Tel: 477-9711~6 Ext. 102
Fax: 472-1512
Financial assistance limited to local residents for emergency need
situations on a one-time basis. Must prove financial need & the inability to acquire
assistance from any other source.
LIFE TEEN
Tel: 653-2584
Fax: 653-4746
Fellowship sessions designed to encourage spiritual growth and healthy relationships among families, church, and the community.
LIGHTHOUSE RECOVERY CENTER
The Salvation Army
Tel: 477-7671
Fax: 477-4649
Provides a drug-free transitional shelter for homeless men wanting to work on
their recovery from drugs and alcohol in a supportive environment. The center
helps clients overcome their addictive behavior and trains them in life skills that
will lead to drug-free and responsible living.
LIHENG TRANSITIONAL HOME PROGRAM/
ELDERLY HOUSING
Tel: 635-1413 / 1446
Provides subsidized transitional housing for homeless families & persons with
disabilities to pursue economic self-sufficiency over a two year
period. Must be classified as homeless & in a low-income bracket.
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MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
Tel: 735-7133 Clinic
Tel: 735-7105 Administrative
Office
Provides free medical services to vulnerable populations (i.e. well child care to low Fax: 734-7097
-income children under age 5 and prenatal care/family planning to women of
childbearing age) as well as those with diseases (e.g. STD/HIV, TB) which pose a
threat to the community.
MEDICAL SOCIAL SERVICES
Tel: 735-7356 / 7168 Mangilao
Tel: 635-7417 Dededo
Provides services to patients and/or families who are experiencing social,
emotional, psychological, or financial problems related to their illness,
disabling condition, disability and its incapacitating effects, or high-risk
pregnancy including counseling, medical consultation, referral, and crisis
intervention.
MEDICALLY INDIGENT PROGRAM (MIP)
Tel: 735-7278
Fax: 734-3364
Provides medical assistance to low income families afflicted with tube
reculosis, Lytico Bodig, irreversible renal failure, or diabetics who use
insulin and related supplies. To qualify, persons need to show that they can’t
qualify for Medicaid; have no medical insurance coverage; are
financially unable to pay for medical coverage/services; and have medical insurance that can’t cover the cost of medically required treatment.
MOTHEREAD/FATHEREAD
A program of the Guam Humanities Council
Contact: Program Coordinator
Tel: 472-4468
Email:
[email protected]
Literacy program for parents to improve literacy and language skills; helps parents
to become positive reading role models for their children.
NEW BEGINNINGS
Tel: 475-5438 / 9
Provides residential rehabilitation treatment program for men and women
dependent on alcohol or other drugs.
NAVIGATOR’S COMPASS: GUAM’S FAMILY
SUPPORT 360 FOR MILITARY FAMILIES
Guam CEDDERS
University of Guam
Tel: 735-2560
Fax: 735-2568
Mon-Fri: 8 am-5pm
Aims to serve as a guide to help military family members identify and
access community supports to help maximize the potential of their child with developmental disabilities.
OCCUPATIONAL AND PHYSICAL THERAPY
Tel: 647-4401 / 2
Fax: 647-4404
Involves assessment, identification, development, and implementation of specific
therapy programs. Includes ongoing direct services to those
students who need self-care, fine motor, and gross motor instruction.
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OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC GUARDIAN
Supreme Court of Guam
Tel: 475-3173
Fax: 472-0381
Receives referrals concerning persons who may be in need of
guardianship. Serves as guardian of persons (or estate of an adult) who by reason of age, disease, or disability are unable/unassisted to properly care for self
or property and for whom no alternate guardian among
family and friends can be identified. Assists the Superior Court in the appointment of a guardian of an adult. Assists, advises, and guides persons who are
seeking or have been appointed as guardian of an adult. Offers guidance and
counsel to avoid the need for appointment of a guardian, where possible; educates the public on guardianship and alternatives to guardianship.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC DEFENDER
CRIMINAL & JUVENILE
Tel: 475-3100
Handles Criminal and Juvenile cases, serves court orders.
ONE-STOP CAREER CENTER
Department of Labor
Tel: 475-7000
Fax: 475-7098
Provides job seekers with employment-related services such as training assessment as well as employment counseling and referral.
PACIFIC CONSORTIUM FOR INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS ACCESSIBILITY PROJECT
Coordinator, GPSS, Division of Special Education
Tel: 300-1328
Fax: 647-4404
Provides educational materials in appropriate accessible formats for
students with disabilities who are eligible for special education services by the
Guam Public School System.
PARENT SERVICES/FAMILY RESOURCE
CENTER
Tel: 647-4444/4403
Ext. 2289
Provides support to parents of students with disabilities so that they can
effectively advocate for the most appropriate services for their children.
PARENTING SKILLS CLASS
Sanctuary, Inc.
Tel: 475-7102
Fax: 477-3117
An open instructional group for parents that focuses on providing support to parents experiencing difficulty with their children. Teaches skills needed to become
an effective parent such as communication, conflict resolution, appropriate discipline, reflective listening, problem solving, listening skills,
parenting styles and setting limits.
PEACE PROJECT—DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL
HEALTH & SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Tel: 477-9079-83
Fax: 477-9076
Website: www.peachguam.org
Offers alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention and early intervention resources and tools, and serves as a link to state level agencies, as well as the
community.
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PEDIATRIC EVALUATION AND
DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES (PEDS)
Guam Early Intervention System, GPSS,
Tel: 735-2453-5
Fax: 734-7820
Provides for the initial screening and identification of children birth to age 3, who
have or are at risk of having developmental delays or disabilities.
PREVENTION & TRAINING BRANCH
Substance Abuse
Tel: 477-8861~3
Fax: 477-9076
Peace Office:
Tel: 477-9079~83
Provides information and activities to empower individuals or build their selfesteem in order to prevent the development of problems related to
dysfunctional life situations or substance abuse.
PROBATION DIVISION,
SUPERIOR COURT OF GUAM
Tel: 475-3338 / 3448
Provides monitoring and supervision to individuals
on probation.
PROJECT AIM
Guam Community College
Tel: 735-5594 / 5
Provides academic and personal support services for students who meet one or
more of the following requirements: 1. First generation college
Student;2. Income-eligible; 3. Students with disabilities.
PROJECT I FAMAGU’ON –TA
Tel: 477-8847~49
Tel: 477-5338
Fax:477-5330
Assists youth from ages 5 to 21 years of age with Serious Emotional
Disturbances/Disorders (SED) and their families.
PROJECT TINITUHON
Tel: 735-2466
Fax: 734-5709
Facilitates the implementation of Guam’s Early
Childhood Comprehensive System around five
focus areas:
1) Access to Health Insurance and Medical
Home;
2) Social Emotional Development and
Mental Health;
3) Early Care & Education and Child Care;
4) Parent Education; and
5) Family Supports.
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
Tel: 647-4444 / 4403 Ext.
2291 / 2277 / 78
Provides evaluation, specialized instruction, as well as educational,
behavioral, and counseling services for all students requiring such
assistance due to their emotional disabilities.
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PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Tel: 735-7245 Food Stamps
Office Mangilao
Tel: 635-7466 / 7 MIP/
Welfare Dededo
Tel: 828-7552 / 37 / 39
Inarajan
Provides the following:
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
(TANF),
• Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled
Persons (APTD),
• Aid to the Blind (AB),
• Old Age Assistance (OAA), &
• General Assistance (GA).
PUBLIC DEFENDER SERVICE
CORPORATION
Tel: 475-3100
Fax: 477-5844
Provides quality legal services to indigent persons in both criminal and civil proceedings within prescribed standards and goals.
RESPITE CARE PROGRAM
Tel: 635-1418 / 17
Provides free respite care services for families of persons with disabilities (mental
or physical) and persons with a chronic/terminal illness. Serves
ALL ages, operating from 8am-9pm, and everyday of the week. Funded by the
Department of Public Health & Social Services.
SALVATION ARMY
Tel: 477-9872 Tiyan
Fax: 477-3505
Provides emergency food, clothing, and furniture services. Includes rent and utility Tel: 647-1569
assistance, disaster assistance, and substance abuse services. A non-profit orThrift Shop
ganization that provides an array of social services and
Tel: 477-3528
operates a thrift shop.
Family Services
Fax: 477-3505
SANCTUARY, INC.
Provides 24-hr accessibility to youth between ages 12 to18 who are
experiencing a family problem/conflict. Includes counseling, referrals,
temporary emergency shelter & aftercare; also provides individual, group, and
family counseling. Offers various programs, services, and support groups through
its Ayuda Para I Mañaina (APIM) Parental Assistance
Program and Drug & Alcohol Prevention Program (DAPP).
SECONDARY PROGRAM
Tel: 475-7101
Tel: 475-7100
CRISIS HOTLINE
Fax: 477-3117
Website:
www.sanctuaryguam.org
Tel: 565-5195 Ext 5368
Supports the implementation of specialized instruction to students with disabilities
in the secondary schools.
SELF-ESTEEM GROUP
Sanctuary, Inc.
Tel: 475-7102
Fax: 477-3117
An open support group for youth ages 11 to 18 years that addresses their selfconcept and feelings of worth; works to increase their value of self.
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SENIOR CITIZENS SUPPORT SERVICES
Division of Senior Citizens
Department of Public Health &
Social Services
Tel: 735-7382 / 735-7011
Fax: 735-7416
Senior citizens, age 60 and older, with services available to help maintain and improve the quality of their lives.
SENIOR CITIZEN TRANSPORTATION
Tel: 735-7382 / 92
Provides transportation for Senior citizens.
SENIOR COMMUNITY SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
Department of Labor
Tel: 475-7015
Assists economically disadvantaged persons who are 55 years and older and are
unemployed or have poor employment prospects through part time subsidized
employment with ultimate transition to unsubsidized
employment.
SERVEGUAM! Commission
aka AMERICORPS PROGRAM
Provides education scholarships to participants
who provide volunteer services to the community.
Tel: 475-7081 / 2
Fax: 475-7045
Website: www.guamdol.net
(Go to ServeGuam.net under
Employment & Training)
SERVICIO PARA I MANAMKO (SPIMA)
Guam Association of Retired Persons
Tel: 477-9014 / 473-1916
Fax: 477-9015
Provides programs and services aimed toward promoting and maintaining the total
well-being of the senior citizen.
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
Tel: 635-4433
Guam Branch Office for persons applying for a Social Security number, and for
any information on benefits.
SPECIAL KIDS CLINIC
Northern Region CHC (Dededo)
Tel: 635-7458 / 59
Fax: 637-0440
Provides comprehensive primary care services in a multidisciplinary way (team
includes specially trained pediatrician, nurse, and medical social
worker) to children from birth to age 16 years with special health care needs such
as extreme prematurity, complex seizures, congenital
conditions, and related needs. Bi-monthly services located at the Northern Region
Community Health Center, twice monthly.
SPEECH & LANGUAGE SERVICES
GPSS, Division of Special Education
Tel: 300-1326 / 1327
Fax: 647-4404
TEMPORARY
Provides evaluation, consultation, and direct services to children with
disabilities requiring speech and language therapy.
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SPIMA, SENIOR CENTER
Guam Association of Retired Persons
Provides wholesome recreational activities whenever possible to persons age 60
years and older.
SPIMA, TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
DPHSS Division of Senior Citizens
Hours of operation:
Mon-Fri, 8:30am-4:30pm
except weekends and holidays.
Tel: 735-7382
Fax: 735-7416
Provides transportation services to registered senior citizens age 60 and older.
Priority of services is as follows: 1) Hemodialysis and Cancer
treatment; 2) Doctor appointments; 3) Lab tests; 4)Therapy; 5) Prescription pickup 6) Dental appt; 7) Social Services appt such as
housing, welfare, and food stamps. 7) Social Security Office visit;
8) Shopping; 9) Other (upon government approval).
ST. DOMINIC'S SENIOR CARE HOME
Tel: 632-9370 / 8 / 9
Fax: 637-1679
Provides intermediate and supervised residential care for senior
individuals 55 yrs and older.
STD/HIV PREVENTION PROGRAM
Tel: 735-7137 / 7149
Provides counseling, education, testing and treatment of HIV and STDs.
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
Tel: 300-1624
Fax: 472-7888
Provides services to schools and other units within the Department:
Attendance services, psychological and social work services to
non-special education students, coordination of guidance and school health services, consultation and in-service training on non-curricula
student services of the department.
SUPERIOR COURT CLIENT SERVICES AND
FAMILY COUNSELING
Tel: 475-3101 / 3383
Fax: 472-5450
Provides client and family counseling services referred by the court.
Services include: Individual, Marriage and Family Counseling, Family
Violence Men’s Groups, Sex Offender’s Groups, Conciliation Counseling,
Women’s Groups, and Kids Groups (5-12 years).
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SUPERIOR COURT OF GUAM, ―THRIVE‖
The Guam courts will refer women 18 and older to Teaching, Healing, & Recovery
for Women in Violent Environments, (THRIVE), by providing
education about family violence and opportunities to learn new strategies and life
skills to support new life changes.
Inarajan…………………………………………………………………………………….
Mangilao …………………………………………………………………………………..
Merizo………………………………………………………………………………………
Santa Rita………………………………………………………………………………….
Sinajaña……………………………………………………………………………………
Tamuning…………………………………………………………………………………..
Yigo…………………………………………………………………………………………
Yoña/Talofofo……………………………………………………………………………..
Hagåtña…………………………………………………………………………………….
Agaña Heights…………………………………………………………………………….
Agat…………………………………………………………………………………………
Astumbo……………………………………………………………………………………
Dededo……………………………………………………………………………………..
TEMPORARY EMERGENCY FOOD
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TEFAP)
Guam Public School System, Food Services
Tel: 475-3101
828-8640
734-9203
828-8215
565-2512
477-9321
649-1838
653-3392
789-2327
477-9014 / 473-0561
477-3884
565-5965
632-0159
633-0292
Tel: 475-6402 / 6400~09
Fax: 477-5394
Provides food items once a month to income eligible families.
THRIFT SHOP AND FINGERPRINTING
Tel: 472-1271
Provides clothing, household furniture, when available, and other family essentials
for sale to the public. Fire victims and those in emergency
need are given clothing without cost. Provides fingerprinting for
employment purposes.
TOBACCO CESSATION
Sanctuary Inc.
Tel: 475-7101
Fax: 477-3117
A weekly open/instructional group for youth ages 11-18 years that uses the Minnesota Smoking Prevention Program to discourage tobacco use among adolescents.
Also encourages members to deal with peer pressure
and make appropriate decisions to abstain from alcohol and drug use.
TOBACCO CESSATION
Sanctuary Inc.
Tel: 475-7101
Fax: 477-3117
A weekly open/instructional group for youth ages 11-18 years that uses the Minnesota Smoking Prevention Program to discourage tobacco use among adolescents.
Also encourages members to deal with peer pressure
and make appropriate decisions to abstain from alcohol and drug use.
TRANSITIONAL LIVING PROGRAM (TLP)
Sanctuary Inc.
Tel: 475-7103
Fax: 477-3117
An 18-month program which provides a 24-hour shelter for youth ages 16 to 21
years for whom returning home is not an option as well as for
youth who are aging out of the foster care system and require assistance to transition into an independent living situation within the community.
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TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
Tel: 300-1325
Fax: 647-4404
Provides safe, efficient transportation for students with disabilities to & from school
and other sites when the student’s unique needs prohibit the usage of the regular
bus system.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Tel: 344-9200 / 9440
Provides outpatient medical care to eligible veterans. Includes veteran’s benefits
to honorably discharged veterans and their beneficiaries; Includes counseling and
other services to active duty personnel who are ready
to retire or be discharged from the military.
UNIVERSITY OF GUAM CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITIES EDUCATION, RESEARCH & SERVICE (CEDDERS)
Guam CEDDERS is committed to the implementation of interdisciplinary training,
services, and supports, and research and dissemination activities that reflect
cultural relevance.
UPWARD BOUND/Trio
University of Guam
Tel: 735-2480/1
TTY: 734-734-6531
Fax: 734-5709
Website:
www.guamcedders.org
Tel: 735-2245
Fax: 734-7514
A federally funded program to assist students in completing their high school education and encourage them to continue college.
VETERAN'S CENTER
U.S. Naval Hospital
Tel: 472-7161
Tel: 344-9440 / 9200 Clinic
Fax: 472-7162
Provides individual counseling, couple/family counseling, and groups.
Referrals may be made to assist veterans in promoting personal
growth and greater readjustment to community living.
VICTIMS ADVOCATES REACHING OUT (VARO)
24-hour dispatch through Crisis Hotline
Tel/Fax: 477-8276
Services by trained volunteers who respond to victims of violent crimes and their
families by providing crisis intervention, information, followup
and referral.
VICTIMS WITNESS AYUDA SERVICES, (VWAS)
Office of the Attorney General,
Prosecution Division
Tel: 475-3405 / 3408
Assists victims of crime by providing information/referral, emotional
support, court accompaniment, assistance in filing claims, and transportation for
victims if necessary, to court or appointments related to their case.
VISION SERVICES
Tel: 479-2103 / 7 / 8
Ask for Vision Services
Provides vision services for students with disabilities requiring
orientation/mobility training, instructional adaptations, and other needs
related to vision loss.
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VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION CONSUMER
SERVICES
Tel: 475-4635 / 1441 / 1443
Fax: 475-4661
Provides evaluation of vocational rehabilitation potential including
diagnostic and related services, counseling and guidance, physical and
mental restoration, vocational and other training services.
WELLSPRINGS GROUP
Sanctuary Inc.
Tel: 475-7101
Fax: 477-3117
Closed support group for youth ages 10 to 18 years who have been
emotionally, physically or sexually abused that focuses on the recovery
process of victimization.
WOMEN, INFANTS, CHILDREN (WIC)
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM
Provides nutrition education, counseling, educational materials and
supplemental food to low income pregnant women, postpartum
women, breast-feeding women, and infants and children under the age of 5. Participants must have a nutrition-related health problem and
meet income criteria to qualify.
YOUTH ANGER MANAGEMENT GROUP
Sanctuary Inc.
Tel: 475-0295~7 Tiyan
Fax: 477-7949
Tel: 735-7180~3 Mangilao
Fax: 734-1414
Tel: 635-7471~4 Dededo
Fax: 635-7476
Tel: 828-7551 Inarajan
Tel: 475-7101
Fax: 477-3117
A weekly open support/process group for youth ages 11 to 17 years that teaches
the effects of anger as well as the skills to help control anger
issues at home, school, and with peers.
YOUTH EMBRACING SANCTUARY (YES) CREW
Sanctuary Inc.
Tel: 477-9079
Fax: 477-3117
Volunteer group for youth ages 12 to 24 years which promotes youth empowerment, participation, responsibility, and productivity using their
creative and positive energies to support Sanctuary functions. Includes tutors for
clients in shelter.
YOUTH FOR YOUTH ORGANIZATION
Tel: 647-5415 / 5446
Fax: 647-0276
A teen drug prevention program based on the influence of positive peer support.
Involves youth helping youth choose and maintain a drug
free lifestyle. The teens use their creative energy to spread the drug-free message
to others.
YOUTH RESOURCE CENTERS
Department of Youth Affairs
Community-based outreach facilities established to address youth
development, prevention of juvenile delinquency, aftercare services, and
community mentoring. These centers are currently located in Dededo,
Mongmong-Toto-Maite, and Talofofo to serve the youth in the northern, central,
and southern locations.
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Tel: 635-4392 / 3
Dededo
Fax: 632-0294
Tel: 477-9557 / 8
Mongmong-Toto-Maite
Tel: 565-5031~3
Fax: 565-5032
Agat
HEALTH SERVICES
Be the POWER to your child’s
educational success!
PARENTS ARE TEACHERS
They create home environments that promote learning for their child.
PARENTS ARE TEACHERS when they…
Establish a daily routine
Read to and listen to their child read and talk about what is read
Provide a time and place for studying
PARENTS ARE SUPPORTERS
They are involved with and for their child and their child’s school.
PARENTS ARE SUPPORTERS when they…
Stay connected and involved with their child’s school
Speak positively about the school, the educators, and the staff
Praise and encourage their child—participate in the activities in which their
children are involved.
PARENTS ARE LEADERS
They model for their children and other parents the value of learning and involvement.
PARENTS ARE LEADERS when they…
Act as a role model for learning at home and in the community
Express the value of education and set high, but realistic expectations
Help their school to set challenging academic standards
It takes a whole village to raise a child.
-Nigerian Proverb
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HEALTH SERVICES
Guam Department of Public Health & Social Services
Bureau of Communicable Disease Control
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FAMILY PRACTICE
Adolphson, Arania, M.D.
American Medical Center
1244 North Marine Corps Drive Upper Tumon, Guam
96913
Tel: 647-8261/2
Fax: 647-8257
Web: www.americanmedicalcenter.net
Akimoto, Vincent , M.D.
96913
Tel: 647-8261/2
Fax: 647-8257
Arana, Maria Chela, M.D.
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5824
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
Web: www.takecareasia.com
Arguelles, Luis, M.D.
GITC Building, Ste. 126
Tel: 646-6354
Fax: 646-6362
Dombrowski, Chris, M.D.
PMC Isla Health Center
177-A Chalan Pasaheru, Ste. F
Tel: 647-6201
Fax: 647-0045
Ericson, Debra G., M.D.
The Doctors’ Clinic
851 Carlos Camacho Road
Tel: 649-5018/ 23
Fax: 647-5279
Flores, Lisa D. , M.D
Seven-Day Adventist Clinic
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
Web: www.guamsda.com
Frickel, Wendy D., M.D
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5824
Fax: 647-3551
Galgo, Geoffrey, M.D
Guam Medical Care Clinic
Ste. 105 East-west Business
Tel: 647-4174
Fax: 647-4199
Gerlin, William L., M.D
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
Horton, Catherine ,PA-C
Express Center
Agana Shopping Center
302 S. Rte 4 Ste. 207
Hagatna, Guam 96910
Tel: 477-2873
Fax: 472-2873
Web: www.expresscareguam.com
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FAMILY PRACTICE
Kaufman, Karen, PA-C
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5824
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
Lom, Jitka, M.D
Express Center
Agana Shopping Center
302 S. Rte 4 Ste. 207
Hagatna, Guam 96910
Tel: 477-2873
Web: www.expresscareguam.com
Lombard, Chiyo, PA-C
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5824
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
Lombard, Gabriel P.N, M.D
Tel: 649-5018/ 23
Fax:
Lujan, Davina, M.D
Tel: 647-6201
Fax: 647-0045
Meadows, Lee H., M.D
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
Nguyen, Hoa Van, M.D
96913
Tel: 647-8621/2
Fax: 647-8257
Nozaki, James K., M.D
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
Parker, Erica M., M.D
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
Perez, Walter Chris, M.D
Tel: 649-5018/ 23
Fax: 647-5279
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FAMILY PRACTICE
Rozycki, Thomas, M.D
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5824
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
Email: customerservice@takecarasia
Samiengo, Maria Melissa T., M.D.
Guam Medical Clinic
744 North Marine Corp Drive, # 105
Tel: 647-4174
Fax: 647– 4199
Santos, Patrick C., M.D
Tumon Medical Office
125 Carlos Lane, Carlos Heights
Tel: 649-5052
Fax: 649-5054/649-7341
Schroeder, Fred, M.D
Pacific Medical Group
633 Gov. Carlos Camacho Rd. Ste. 205
Tel: 649-7232
Fax: 649-7233
Sevilla, Audrey, PA-C
Hafa Adai Specialist Group
280 Pale San Vitores Rd.
Tamuning, GU 93913-3615
Tel: 647-4542
Fax: 647-4558
Silan, Rodolfo D., M.D.
Guam Medical Clinic
545 Chalan San Antonio Rd
Tel: 646-7678
Fax: 649-4533
Stratton, Walter, PA-C
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Fax:
Terlaje, Ricardo, M.D.
125 Carlos Lane, Carlos Heights
Tel: 649-5052
Fax: 649-5054
Tull, Steven, PA-C
633 Gov. Carlos Camacho Rd. Ste. 205
Tel: 649-7232
Fax: 649-7233
Waldman, Michael, M.D.
Tel: 647-6201
Fax: 647-0045
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INTERNAL MEDICINE
Carr, Elisabeth, M.D.
Sunflower Villa
Tel: 647-4542
Fax: 647-4558
Chang, Young, M.D.
Good Samaritan Clinic
Chalan San Antonio,
Tel: 646-2984
Fax:
Chenet, Alix, M.D.
Guam Adult Pediatric Clinic
Tel: 633-4272
Fax: 633-2329
Duenas, Vincent A., M.D.
The Doctors Clinic
Tel: 649-5018/23
Fax: 647-0832
Dulay, MaryLou, M.D.
FHP Health Center
548 South Marine Corps Drive,
Tel: 646-582
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
Geslani, Bevan, M.D.
Seventh-Day Adventist Clinic
388 Ypao Road,
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 647-7500
Guzman, Pablo, M.D.
St. Anthony’s Clinic
Chalan San Antonio
Tel: 646-5266/9696/5277
Fax: 649-6601
Kallingal, Matilda, M.D.
Kallingal’s Medical Clinic
Tel: 632-9078
Fax: 632-9078
Lim, Doris, M.D.
ITC Medical Clinic
STE.1266126 GITC Bldg. 590
South Marine Drive
Tel: 646-8844/45
Fax: 646-8917
Lim, Johnny Jr., M.D.
1244 N. Marine Corps. Drive
Tel: 647-8262
Fax: 647-8257
Lizama, Florencio T., M.D.
PMC Isla Health System
177 C Chalan Pasaheru
Tel: 647-6201
Fax: 647-0045
Magcalas, Edgar, M.D.
Health Partners, LLC
590 S. Marine Corps. Dr.
ITC Bld., Ste. 226
Tamuning , Guam 96913
Tel: 646-5227/8
Fax: 646-5226
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INTERNAL MEDICINE
Martineau, Charles, M.D
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5824
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
Nasir, Jeffrey, M.D.
1406 N. Marine Corp Drive
Tel: 648-5333
Nerves, Robert, M.D.
Guam Medical Plaza
633 Gov. Carlos Camacho Rd, Ste. 205
Tel: 649-7232
Fax: 649-7233
Ouhadi, Faraz, M.D.
Guam Medical Plaza
Tel: 649-7232
Fax: 649-7233
Preston, Donald C., M.D.
Guam Adult Pediatric Center
612 S. Marine Corp. Dr., Ste. 8
Dededo, Guam 96929
Tel: 633-4272
Safabakhsh, Saied, M.D.
Guam Medical Plaza
Tel: 649-7232
Fax: 649-7233
Samonte, Romeo, M.D.
Pacific Health Care
Tel: 647-4533
Supit, Edwin J., M.D.
Seventh Day Adventist Clinic
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
Taitano, John R., M.D.
The Doctor’s Clinic
Tel: 649-5018/23
Fax: 647-5279
Troxel, Tiffany, PA-C
Guam Medical Plaza
Tel: 649-7232
Fax: 649-7233
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PEDIATRICS
Alano, Maria Andrea R., M.D.
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
Alvey, Rachel, M.D.
PMC Isla Health Systems
Tel: 647-6201
Fax: 647-0045
Blancaflor, Maria, M.D.
MPG Pediactrics
Tel: 648-5437
Cason, Sheila, M.D
MPG Pediatrics
Tel: 648-5437
Carrera, Yolanda, M.D
Harmon Pediatrics
Tel: 649-1058 / 9
Chen, Wen Yen, M.D
Central Medical Clinic
330 West Marine Corps. Drive
Dededo, Guam 96929
Tel: 637-8112
Fax: 637-8113
Domalanta, Dina D., M.D
Pediatric and Adolescent Clinic
Tel: 647-7337
Fax: 647-7336
Garcia, Antonio, M.D
Pediatric & Asthma Clinic
BNF Professional Manner Ste. 101
428 Chalan San Antonio
Tel: 647-4121 / 4102 / 9893
Fax: 646-4429
Garrido, John, M.D
Isla Pediatrics
Tel: 647-4466 / 8495
Hidalgo, Edgardo, M.D
Pediatrics & Asthma Clinic
BNF Professional Manner Ste. 101
Tel: 647-4121 / 4102 / 9893
Fax: 646-4429
Leon Guerrero, Robert, M.D
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
Linsangan, Gladys, M.D
Dededo Polymedic Clinic
Primary Pediatric Care
Tel: 637-9661
Tel: 646-2185
Manaloto, Ma. Cristina, M.D
1244 N. Marine Corps.
Tel:647-8262
Fax: 647-8257
Santos, Edna, M.D
Tel: 649-7337
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PEDIATRICS
Sarmiento, Dennis, M.D
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
Schelzig, Colleen, M.D
Tel: 647-6201
Stadler, James, M.D
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Fax: 646-4556/ 647-3529
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Ashe, Claire, M.D.
Marianas Clinic
267 S. Marine Corps. Dr., Ste 2D
Tel: 646-7972
Fax: 647-7972
Babauta, Tom, Q.C.S.W., M.S.W., IMFT
Family Pacific
Tel: 649-5717
Bellis, Kirk, D.O.
Sunflower Villa Ste. 205
Tel: 646-4757/67
Camacho, Rosemarie, M.A., IMFT
Tel: 649-2081/2083
590 S. Marine Corps Dr., Ste. 219 GITC Tamuning, Guam 96913 Fax: 649-2082
Davis-Finch, Kathryn, IMFT
414 West Soledad Ave., Ste. 500
Hagatna, Guam 96910
Tel: 477-2787
Fax: 477-2787
Fegurgur, Mary, L.C.S.W., IMFT
Center Point Bldg., Ste. 104 Tamuning
Tel: 649-5910
Ismael, Ariel, M.D.
Marianas Clinic
267 S. Marine Corps. Dr., Ste 2D
Tel: 646-7972
Kane, Stephen, Ph.D.
PNB 130 1270 N. Marine Corps. Dr.
Tel: 789-0803
Lizama, Tricia Atoigue, MSW, ACSW, IMFT
222 Chalan Sto. Papa Ste. 205
Hagatna, Guam 96929
Tel: 488-5073
Mendiola, Jeffrey C., MA, IMFT
590 South Marine Corps Dr. GITC Building
Tel: 649-2080/2081
Natividad, Lisalinda, Ph.D., L.C.S.W
222 Chalan Sto. Papa Ste. 205 Hagatna
Tel: 777-7285
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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Perez, Lilli Ann, Ph.D., L.C.S.W, RPT-S
Family Pacific
Tel: 477-5715
Perez, Victor, M.D.
Suite 403-C PDN Building
Tel: 477-4619
Rapadas, Juan, Ph.D.
GCIC Building, Suite 500
Tel: 477-6744
Taimanglo, Patricia, Ph.D.
590 S. Marine Dr. Suite 219 GITC
Tel: 649-2080/2081
Tolentino, Doris, MSW,MPH,IMFT
Reflection Center, Suite 205
Tel: 787-0774/
Tel: 300-1591
Unpingco, Annie, L.C.S.W IMFT
Thera-Health Clinic
Tel: 475-8549
ANESTHESIOLOGY
DeGuzman, Fernan, M.D
Tel: 647-4542
Fax: 647-4558
Lim, Reynald, M.D
Tel: 647-4542
Fax: 647-4558
Lopez, Gilbert, M.D
AC Micro Ste 101 Guam Medical Plaza
Tel: 646-3855
CARDIOLOGY
Kim , Byungsoo, M.D., F.A.C.C.
PeMar Place, Suite 103
Tel: 646-3880
DERMATOLOGY
Richard, Elizabeth, M.D.
Tel: 647-4542
ENDOCRINOLOGY
Rubio, Joel M., M.D., FACE
Health Partners, LLC
Tel: 646-5227/8
NEPHROLOGY
Philips, Sherif, M.D.
American Dialysis Center
Tel: 646-3773
Safabakhsh, Saied, M.D.
Guam Medical Plaza
Tel: 649-7232
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NEUROLOGY
Barthlen, Gabriele M., M.D.
Guam Sleep Center
Tel: 647-6669
Carlos, Ramel, M.D.
Neurology Clinic
Tel: 646-6463
Chen, Kwang-Ming, M.D.
Guam Medical Plaza
Tel: 646-4263/6491
Steele, John, M.D.
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
RADIOLOGY
Berg, Nataniel, M. D.
Guam Radiology Consultants
Tel: 649-1001
Spak, Eric, M.D.
Guam Radiology Consultants
Tel: 649-1001
Lizama, Vincent, M.D.
Pacific Radiology
Tel: 649-2346
Mudd, Michael, M.D.
Pacific Radiology
Tel: 649-2346
Schneider, Michael, M.D.
Pacific Radiology
Tel: 649-2346
OB/GYN
Bordallo, Annie U., M.D.
Marianas Physician Group
Tel: 647-1830
Fax: 647-1919
Cole, Farrell, M.D.
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5824
Fax: 647-3551
Gabel, Jeffrey P., D.O.
Seventh Day Adventist
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
Hawkins, Elizabeth, M.D.
Tel: 647-6201
Fax: 647-0045
Leliukas, Alice, CNM
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5824
Fax: 646
Nightingale, Janet, CNM
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 647-7500
Sheih, Thomas, M.D.
643 Chalan Antonio Ste. 108
Tel: 648-2229
Fax: 647-3542
Velsmid, Stephanie
Marianas Physicians Group
Tel: 647-1830
Fax: 647-1919
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OB/GYN
Walker, Diane, CNM
Tel: 647-1830
Fax: 647-1919
Zvonik, Karen, M.D.
Marianas Physician Group
Tel: 647-1830
Fax: 647-1919
Bez, Ellen P., M.D.
Tel: 647-1830
Fax: 647-1919
ONCOLOGY/HEMATOLOGY
Friedman, Samuel, M.D.
Cancer Center of Guam
Good Samaritan Bld.
416 Chalan San Antonio Rd.
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 647-4656
Fax: 647-4660
OPHTHALMOLOGY
Jack, Robert S., M.D
Smith, Anthony J., M.D.
Island Eye Center
Tel: 647-5381-4
Fax:
Wresch, Robert, M.D
Seventh Day Adventist Clinic
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 647-7500
ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY
Richardson, Darius, D.M.D, M.D.
318 Father Duenas Dr.
Tel: 647-0060/61
ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON
Bollinger, Jan, M.D.
Guam Orthopedic Associates
Tel: 646-6356/6610
Cunningham, Glenn, M.D.
Tel: 647-6201
Otolaryngology
Fell, William, M.D.
Guam Surgicenter
Tel: 646-3855 ext. 157
Hong, Rai, M.D.
Guam Polyclinic
Tel: 646-6822
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PHYSICAL THERAPY
Jayme, Clint Winston, M.P.T., P.T.
FHP Home Health
Tel: 646-6956
Duenas, Julienne, P.T.
S.O.A.R. Physical Therapy
Tel: 647-0110/1
Kyle, Robert S., P.T.
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
Lossev, Grace, M.P.T
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
Roa, Jessie P.T.
Tel: 646-8881
Fax: 646-1292
PODIATRY
Damian, Teresa A., D.P.M.
Marianas Foot Care
Tel: 649-3338
Sangalang, Maria Merlinda, D.P.M.
Marianas Foot Clinic
Tel: 649-3338
Hazen, Larry W. D.P.M
Tel: 649-5018/23
Silan, Noel, D.P.M.
The Guam Foot Clinic
Tel: 647-2952
SURGERY GENERAL
Cruz, Michael, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Eusebio, Ricardo, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Island Surgical Center
Tel: 646-0443/4
Bates, Brian E., M.D.
Tel: 646-8881
Kobayahi, Ronald, M.D.
Tel: 649-7588
Rahmani, Kia, M.D.
Tel: 647-4542/53
SURGERY HAND
Landstrom, Jerone T., M.D., F.A.C.S.
Pacific Hand Surgery Center
Tel: 646-4263
SURGERY (RECONSTRUCTION AND PLASTIC)
Fegurgur, John, M.D.
Tel: 647-4542
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UROLOGY
Rithter, Jaroslav, M.D.
Oka Building, Suite 202 Tamuning 96913
Tel: 649-9693
ACUPUNCTURE
Yu, Jong Chin, Lic.Ac.
Yu’s China Acupuncture Clinic
Tel: 646-7565
BIRTHING CENTER
Sagua Managu
Pemar Place
Tel: 647-1417/1418
CHIROPRACTIC
Arthur, Steve, D.C
Active Life Chiropractic
306 East Marine Corps Drive
Hagana 96910
Tel: 477-3472
Dimalanta, Albert J., D.C
Lohas Chiropractic Clinic
241 Farenholt Ave.
Oka Buliding Ste. 103A
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 649-4871
Gregory, Robert, D.C
Pacific Life Chiropractic
761 South Marine Corps. Drive
Suite A-6 sun tan bulding
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 649-9355/2225
Gregory, Barbara, D.C
Pacific Life Chiropractic
761 South Marine Corps. Drive
Suite A-6 Sun Tan bulding
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 649-9355/2225
Klosinski, Thomas R., D.C
UIU Building, Room 2G
Tel: 649-0545
Larkin, Sean, D.C
131 K-10 Haiguas Drive
Agana Heights 96919
Tel:472-2225
Larkin, Scott R., D.C
#330 West Marine Dr., Suite #4
Dededo 96929
Tel: 632-4262/633-2225
Larkin, Lani M., D.C
#330 West Marine Dr., Suite #4
Dededo 96929
Tel: 632-4262/633-2225
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CHIROPRACTIC
Miller, Gregory, D.C
Marianas Chiropractic
2078 Route 16 Suite C
Dededo 96929
Tel: 637-7926/6683
White,Roderick, D.C
Advance Chiropractic Clinic
Tel: 649-0545
LABORATORY
Diagnostics Laboratory
GITC Building Suite 124
Tel: 646-5770
Dededo Polymedic Center
172 E. Buena Vista Avenue
Tel: 632-0043
FHP Health Center
548 South Marine Corps Dr.
Tel: 646-5825
PeMar Place
Tel: 649-5079
177 C Chalan Pasaheru (Airport Road)
Tel: 647-6201
Tel: 649-5022 ext. 136
OPTOMETRIST
Mcdonald, Jay, O.D.
San Nicolas, Marlene, O.D.
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Christian, James G., O.D.
Storey, Jeannette, O.D.
SDA Clinic
Tel: 646-8881
Yturralde, Conchita M., O.D.
Vision Express
Tel: 633-3937
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PHARMACY
FHP Pharmacy
Tel: 646-5825
Refill Line: 646-5950
Community Pharmacy
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-6160
Community Pharmacy II
1244 North Marine CorpsDrive
Upper Tumon Guam 96911
Tel: 646-6515
Guam Medical Pharmacy
744 North Marine Drive
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 647-5572
Guam Rexall Drugs
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-4827
Harmon Drugs
2226 Route 16 Suite A
Hamon 96929
Tel: 637-1473
ITC Pharmacy I
590 South Marine Corps Drive Suite 126
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-6395
ITC Pharmacy II
590 South Marine Corps Drive Suite 126
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-6395
KMART Pharmacy
404 North Marine Corps Drive Route 1
Tamuning 96911
Tel: 649-7843/44
Mega Drug I
255 Farenholt Avenue.
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-5355
Mega Drug II
136 D Harmon Loop Road
Dededo 96929
Tel: 632-3385
Oka Pharmacy Inc
241 Farenholt Avenue Suite 105
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 647-1193
Pacific Health Care Pharmacy
Suite 108 GBC Building
1757 Route 16
Harmon 96929
Tel: 649-6831
Perezville Pharmacy
Tel: 649-9400
Polymedic Pharmacy
172 E Punnavisa
Dededo 96929
Tel: 637-9683
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PHARMACY
Sagan Amot Pharmacy
North Route 2 Unit A 106
Agat 96928
Tel: 565-3043
Seventh Day Adventist Pharmacy
388 Ypao Road,
Tel: 649-3856
Super Drugs Dededo
214 W. Marine Corp Drive
Dededo 96913
Tel: 637-9793
Super Drugs Agana
Tel: 477-3627
Super Drugs Oka
291 Farenholt Avenue,
Tel: 646-6183
SURGERY CENTERS
FHP Surgicenter
Tel: 646-5825
Guam Surgi Center, LLC
Guam Medical Plaza
Tel: 646-3855
HOSPITAL
Guam Memorial Hospital
Oka, Tamuning
Tel: 647-2555
MILITARY CLINIC & HOSPITAL
Naval Hospital
Tel: 344-9340
Anderson Clinic
Tel: 366-9355
Navy Base Branch Medical Clinic
Tel: 339-7118
DENTISTRY
Alegria, Conrado V., D.D.S
Harmon Loop Dental Office
505 Harmon Loop Road # 300
Dededo 96929
Tel: 637-9696/9700
Alegria, Corazon V., D.D.S
Dededo 96929
Tel: 637-9696/9700
Bero, David, D.D.S
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
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DENTISTRY
Bourgeois, Kenny, D.D.S
Paradise Smiles
226 Chalan San Antonio Suite C
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-2010
Brady, Timothy P., D.D.S
Guam Dental Arts
140 Tunzalan St.
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-8462/6689
Cheng, Victoria, D.M.D
Hafa Adai Family Dental
Suite 104 ITC Building
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 649-7851-2
Eusebio, Andrew, D.D.S
Ordot Dental Clinic
159 Judge Sablan Street
Ordot 96910
Tel: 477-8215 / 472-8720
Fernandez, Michael, D.D.S
Fernandez Dental Office
612 West Marine Corps Drive Suite 7 Dededo 96929
Tel: 633-1995
Hightower, William, C.II, D.D.S
Hightower Dental Clinic
426 Chalan San Antonio Suite 304
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-7281/84
Johnson, Elwood, D.D.S
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Johnson, Jeffrey, D.D.S
Isa Dental
Cen-Tan Building Suite A-2
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-7982/5437
Kowal, Robert, D.D.S
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Malabanan, Ben, Jr, D.D.S
2211 Army Dr., Suite 202,
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 649-4446
Malilay, Janice, D.D.S
Family Dental Center
Tel: 646-6510/646-6822
Marutani, David, D.M.D
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 649-7851-2
76
DENTISTRY
Matson, Debra, D.D.S
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881 ext. 400
Ordelheide, Chad, D.D.S
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881 ext. 400
Parker, Scott M., D.D.S
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881 ext. 400
Rapadas, Antonio, D.D.S
Ordot Dental Clinic
159 Judge Sablan Street
Ordot 96910
Tel: 477-8215/ 472-8720
Rapadas, Cristina, D.D.S
Dededo 96929
Tel: 637-9696/9700
Reynolds, Bruce, D.D.S
Reflection Center Suite 304
Hagatna 96910
Tel: 472-6824/25
Silos, Nerissa, D.M.D
Family Dental Center
Tel: 646-6510/646-6822
Sison, Suzanne, D.D.S
Dededo 96929
Tel: 637-9696/9700
Sule, Hugh L., D.D.S
Gentle Care Dental
Hengi Plaza Suite 203
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-8858/78
Sullivan, John, D.D.S
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Takenaka, Yasunori, D.D.S
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 649-7851-2
77
DENTISTRY
Valles, Gerson S., D.D.S
GCIC Dental
GCIC Building Suite 300
414 West Solidad Avenue
Hagatna 96910
Tel: 472-2489/477-6779
Veloria, Tom S., D.M.D
Baltej Pavilion, Suite 303-304
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-5146/649-9593
Visscher, Jonathan R., D.D.S
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881 ext. 400
Ward, Wayne, D.D.S
388 Ypao Road
Tel: 646-8881 ext. 400
Yang, Robert J., D.M.D, P.C
744 N. Marine Dr., Ste. 107
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 647-8702/3
Yasuhiro, Stanley Y., D.D.S
667 N. Marine Drive, Ste. 204
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-2823/3679
PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY
Ko, Hee Soo, D.M.D
The Pediatric Dentistry
655 Harmon Loop Road Suite 108
Dededo 96929
Tel: 637-8334
Fax: 637-2611
Romero, Francisco J., D.D.S, MSD
The Pediatric Dental Center
222 Chalan Santo Papa
Hagatna 96910
Tel: 477-6235
Fax: 477-6237
San Nicolas, Francisco ―Koko‖, D.D.S MSD
The Pediatric Dental Center
222 Chalan Santo Papa
Hagatna 96910
Tel: 477-6235
Fax: 477-6237
Terlaje, Rayner, D.D.S
Isa Dental
Cen-Tan Building Suite A-2
Tamuning 96913
Tel: 646-7982/5437
Fax: 646-7989
Toerge, Sandra, D.M.D
Harmon Loop Dental
Dededo 96929
Tel: 637-9696/9700
Fax: 637-6464
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ENDODONTIC
Baugh, Dean P., D.D.S
FHP Health Center
Tel: 646-5825
Hightower, William C., D.D.S
Hightower Dental Clinic
Tel: 646-7281/84
PERIDTONIC
Gatewood, Robert R., D.D.S.
Reflection Center
Tel: 477-2379/2380
"An apple a
day keeps
the doctor
away."
79
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INDEX
OF
SERVICES
81
INDEX OF SERVICES
4-H & Youth Development…………..........................………...33 Autism Community Together (ACT)………………………………..35
ABC 123 Learning
Ayuda Para I Manaina……………..........………….......…………..35
And Development Center……………………................................11
ABC Children’s Center……………...............................…………..11 Bambini Day School Center…………..........…………......……….11
Acupuncture.................................................................................72 Behavioral Health....................................................................67-68
Adult & Children/Adolescent
Birthing Center............................................................................ 72
Nursing Services Inpatient Units………...............................…….33
Adult Anger Management Group………...............................……33
Blessed Seed
Pre-School Center……………………..........………….......……….12
Adult Day Care Services…………………...............................…..33 Boy Scouts of America ……………..........………….......…………35
Adult High School Program.………………...............................….33
Bureau of Social
Services Administration (BODSSA)……..........…………........…..35
Adult Protective Services (APS)…………...............................…..33 Career Center……………………………..........………….......……35
Agat Bay Child
CARIDAD I………………………………..........………….......…….35
Development Center ―ABCD‖……………...............................…..11
Agency for Human
Resources Development (AHRD)………...............................…..33
CARIDAD II………………………………..........………….......……35
AL-ANON…………………………………...............................…...33 Cardiology....................................................................................68
ALA-TEEN………………………………...............................…….34
Case Management Branch……………..........………….......….....35
Alcoholic Anonymous……………………...............................…..34
Catastrophic Illness
Assistance Program……………………..........………….......….....36
Alee Shelter for Abused
Spouses and Children…………………...............................…….34
Catastrophic Medical Assistance……………………………….….36
Amazing Kids Child
Catholic Social Services (CSS)………….........……………………36
Development Center………………………..............................…..11
American Cancer Society………………...............................……34
Center for Early Development……….......…………………………12
American Red Cross……………………........................…………34 Center for Independent Living on Guam (CILG)……………........36
AMERICORPS Program…………………........................……….34
Chalan Pago Montessori Center……………............……………..12
Ananda Marga Pre-School…………………........................……..11
Child & Adolescent
Services Division…………………..........………….......…………...36
Anesthesiology.............................................................................68 Child Care & Development Fund (CCDF) Program...….......……37
Andersen Airmen And
Child Development Centers…………..........………….......……….36
Family Readiness Center …………........................………………34
Attorney General’s Office ……………........................…………....34 Child Protective Services (CPS)……..........………….......……….36
Audiological Services…………………………..........………….......35
Child Seat Loaner
Program DPW………………………..........………….......………...37
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INDEX OF SERVICES
Child Support
Division of Special Education……................................………….39
Enforcement Division………………................................………...37
Chiropractic.............................................................................72-73
Division of Vocational
Rehabilitation………………………................................………..40
Civil Defense………………………................................………….37 Doc’s Day Care Center Inc……………................................…….12
Client Assistance Program...........................................................37
DODEA Guam Schools
Office of Superintendent…………………................................….29
Client Services And
DODEA Guam Schools…………………................................…..29
Family Counseling…………………................................………...37
Community Health
Dominican Child
Center (CHC)…………………………................................……....37 Development Center…………………................................……...12
Community Outreach Prevention Education &
Down Syndrome
Development Program (COPED)………................................…...37 Association of Guam…………………................................……...40
Cooperative Extension Program………................................…....37 Drug & Alcohol Counseling Branch……................................…..40
Counseling Services Branch……………................................…..38 Drug & Alcohol Group (Na’Homlo)………….................................40
Crime Stoppers…………………………................................……38
Drug & Alcohol Group (Pathways)………...............................…..40
Crisis Hotline……………………………................................……38
Drug & Alcohol Provention
Program (DAPP)……………………...............................…………40
Day Treatment Branch…………………........................................38 EDU’s Fun Learning Center………...............................………….12
Dental Clinic-Mangilao……………………....................................38
Educational & Development
Intervention Services (EDIS)…………...............................………40
Dentistry..................................................................................75-78
Educational Talent
Search Program…………………………...............................…….41
Department of Integrated Service for
Elderly Nutrition Service…………………......................................41
Individuals with Disabilities (DISID)……................................…...38
Department of Mental Health And
Elementary/ Preschool Program…………...............................….41
Substance Abuse New Beginnings……................................…...38
Department of Mental Health And
Elim Pacific Foundation…………………...............................……41
Substance Abuse Project I Famagu’on-ta....................................38
Department of Park & Recreation…………..................................39
Emergency Food Bank for Families
And Homeless Families/Individuals……...............................……36
Department of Public Health And
Emergency Food Bank……………………...............................….41
Social Services, CDC/STD/HIV……………..................................39
Department of Public Health
Emergency Receiving Home……………...............................…...41
And Social Services…………………................................…….…39
Department of Youth Affairs………................................………...39 Emergency Shelter…………………….…...............................…...41
Dermatology.................................................................................68 Emotionally Disabled Program…………................................…...41
Division of Curriculum
Endocrinology..............................................................................68
And Instruction……………………................................…………..39
Division of Senior Citizens…………................................………..39 Endodontic...................................................................................79
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INDEX OF SERVICES
Erica’s House………………………………..............................…..42
Guam Department Of Education,
Central Office………………………………................................…21
Expanded Food & Nutrition
Guam Development
Education Program (EFNEP)……………….................................42 Disabilities Council…………………………...................................43
Family and Youth Ministry……………………...............................42
Guam Early Hearing Detection And
Intervention (Guam EHDI) Project…………................................43
Family Service Center……………………….................................42 Guam Early Intervention System…………..............................20-43
Family Practice.......................................................................61-63 Guam EHDI Family Support Group………...................................43
Farmer’s Home Administration………………...............................42 Guam Employment And Training Program (GETP)………….......44
First Step Early Childhood
Guam Employment Services (GES)………..................................44
Educational Center…………………………...............................…13
Food Stamp Program………………………..................................42 Guam Girl Scouts…………………………….................................44
G.E.D Tutorial Program……………………...............................…42 Guam Head Start Program………………................................….44
Gadao Pre-School and
Guam Home School Association…………...................................44
Day Care Center……………………………...................................13
GDOE, Division Of
Guam Housing & Urban
Special Education…………………………...............................21-23 Renewal Authority (GHURA)…………................................……..44
GDOE, Elementary Schools………………..............................23-24 Guam Housing Corporation (GHC)………...................................44
GDOE, High Schools……………………….............................…..25
Guam Identifies Families
Terrific Strengths Inc.(GIFTS)………................................………45
GDOE, Middle Schools………………….................................…..25 Guam Legal Services Corporation…….................................……45
GDOE, Parent Family
Guam’s Little Treasures
Community Outreach Program……………..............................….26 Model Child Care Center..............................................................13
General Education
Guam Medicaid………………………................................……….45
Development Program (GED)…………….…...............................42
Gentle Refuge Crisis
Guam Memorial
Pregnancy Center……………………….................................……43 Hospital Authority (GMHA)……................................……………..45
Gifted & Talented Program (Arts)…………..................................20
Guam Parent Information
Resource Center (PIRC)……………................................……….45
Gifted& Talented
Guam’s Positive Parents Together , Inc.(GPPT).......…….……...45
Program (Academic)……………………...............................…….20
Good Day Child Learning Center…………...............................…13 Guam Private School………………..................................…...27-28
Governor’s Community Outreach,
Guam Public Library……………….................................…………45
Federal Programs Office…………………...............................…..43
Guahan Project…………………………................................…….43 Guam Public Transit System Office……................................…..45
Guam Community College………….....................................……29
Guam Rehabilitation And
Workshop Center Inc………….................................……………..46
Guam Department
Guam Save Program……………….................................………..46
Of Education (GDOE)…………………................................…20-26
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INDEX OF SERVICES
Guam System for Assistive
L.T. Digi-Tell Enterprises Inc.
Technology (GSAT)…………………….................................……46 DBA Dededo…………………………..................................……...15
GUMA Ifil……………………………………..................................46
Laboratory....................................................................................73
GUMA Sagrada Familia I & II……………….................................46 Lend-A-Hand Guam Chapter………..................................……...48
GUMA San Jose……………………………...................................46 Life Teen………………………………..................................……..48
Habitat for Humanity of Guam, Inc……................................…...46
Lighthouse Recovery Center………..................................……....48
Harmony Kids Child Care Center…………..................................13
Liheng Transitional Home
Program/Elderly Housing……………..................................……..48
Head Start Program…………………................................……….20
Little Lambs Pre-school And
Day Care Center………………………..................................…....15
Healing Hearts Rape Crisis Center………................................…47 Little One’s Child Care Center………..................................….....15
Hearing Services……………………………..................................47 The Little University Pre-School……..................................……..19
Homemakers Services……………………................................….47
M.G. Huffer Adventures
In Learning Child……………………..................................……....16
Honey Bear Kids Center…………………................................…..14 Maria Artero Catholic Pre-School………......................................15
Hospital........................................................................................75 Maternal Child Health Clinic…………................................……...49
Immunization Program…………………................................…….47 Medical Social Services……………................................………..49
Ina’fa Maolek……………………………................................…….47 Medically Indigent Program (MIP)…................................……….49
Ineton Manaina Parent
Mercy Heights Nursery & Kindergarten…....................................15
Support Group……………………………................................…..47
Infant of Prague Nursery
Military Clinic & Hospital...............................................................75
And Kindergarten……………………................................………..14
In-Home Services……………………................................…….....47
Montessori School of
Guam/House of Children…………………....................................16
Intake/Emergency Service……………................................……..48 Motheread/ Fatheread…………………….................................…49
Internal Medicine.....................................................................64-65 My School Child Development Center……..................................16
Island wide Breast-Feeding Coalition…..................................….48
The Navigator’s Compass: Guam’s Family
Support 360 for Military Families………..................................….49
Job Opportunity and Basic
Nene Child Care Center……………..................................………16
Skills Program (JOBS)………………..................................……..48
Karidat Office………………..................................………………..48 New Beginnings……………………..................................………..49
Kiddy Land Play & Learn Center………...................................…14 Nephrology...................................................................................68
Kids R Us Guam Child Care Center…..................................…...14 Neurology.....................................................................................69
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INDEX OF SERVICES
Noah’s Ark Day Care Center…………….................................….16 Precious One’s Child Care Center………....................................17
OB/GYN..................................................................................69-70
Precious Pre-Schoolers
And Learning Center………………………....................................17
Occupational & Physical Therapy…….................................…….49 Preschool Program…………........................................................20
Office Of Superintendent,GDOE…………....................................20 Prevention & Training Branch……………….................................51
Office of the Public Defenders
Probation Division………………………................................…….51
Criminal & Juvenile…………………………..................................50
Office of the Public Guardian……………..................................…50 Project AIM…………………………………...............................….51
One-Stop Career Center………………….................................…50 Project I Famagu’on-ta…………………...............................…….51
Oncology/ Hematology.................................................................70 Project Tinituhon………………………..…….................................51
Ophthalmology.............................................................................70 Psychological Services………………….......................................51
Optometrist...................................................................................73 Public Assistance Programs…………..…................................….52
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery.........................................................70 Public Defender Service……………………..................................52
Orthopedic Surgeon.....................................................................70 Reach for the Stars Learning Center……................................….17
Otolaymtology..............................................................................70 Respite Care Program……………………….................................52
Palomares Child Care Center……………....................................17 Radiology.....................................................................................69
Parent Services/Family
Sagan Fina’na’guen Fino Chamoru………...................................18
Resource Center……………………………..................................50
Parenting Skills Class………………………..................................50 Salvation Army………………………….…….................................52
PEACE Project…………………………….................................….50 Sanctuary, Inc……………………………..............................…….52
Pediatric Dentistry........................................................................78 School of Creative Arts Center………...............................………18
Pediatric Evaluation And
Self- Esteem Group……………...............................……………...52
Development Services (PEDS)……………..................................51
Pediatrics................................................................................66-67 Senior Citizen Transportation……………….................................53
Peridtonic.....................................................................................79 Senior Citizens Support Services…………..................................53
Pharmacy................................................................................74-75 Senior Community Service Employment Program…............…..53
Physical Therapy..........................................................................71 SERVEGUAM! Commission………………...................................53
PNG Child Care and Learning Center….................................….17 Servicio Para I Manamko (SPIMA)……................................……53
Podiatry........................................................................................71 Smart Start Child Care Learning Center…..................................18
86
INDEX OF SERVICES
SPIMA Senior Center………………................................………..54 Tobacco Cessation…………………...............................………...55
SPIMA Transportation Services……….................................……54 Transitional Living Program (TLP)………...............................…..55
St. Dominic’s Senior Care Home………..............................…….54 Transportation Services………...............................……………...56
STD/HIV Prevention Program………………................................54 U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs…….................................…56
Student Support Services……………………................................54 University of Guam…………………….....................................….30
Superior Court Client Services & Family Counseling.............….54
University of Guam Center for Excellence in Developmental
Disabilities, Education, Research Services..................................56
Surgery (Reconstruction & Plastic)..............................................72 Upward Bound/ Trio……………………….................................…56
Surgery Center.............................................................................75 Urology.........................................................................................72
Surgery General...........................................................................71 Veterans Center……………………………...................................56
Surgery Hand...............................................................................71
Victims Advocates
Reaching Out ( VARO)……………..................................………..56
Superior Court of Guam………………..................................……55
Victims Witness
Ayuda Services (VWAS)…………................................………….56
Tamuning Day Care & Learning Center…................................…18 Vision Services…………………………................................…….56
Teddy Bear Child Care Center………...............................………18
Vocational Rehabilitation
Consumer Services……………………................................…….57
Temporary Emergency
Well Springs Group…………………................................……….57
Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)………..................................55
Tender Shepherd Child Care Center……….................................18 Women, Infants, Children (WIC)……………................................57
The Fleet & Family Support Center………..............................….42 Youth Anger Management Group………................................…..57
The Young Learner Center…………………................................19
Youth Embracing
Sanctuary (YES) Crew………………................................……….57
Thrift Shop & Fingerprinting…………………...............................55
Youth for Youth Organization…………................................…….57
Tina’s Learning Center II…………………….................................19 Youth Resource Centers………………................................…….57
Tina’s Learning Center……………...............................………….19
87
Personal Phone Contacts
NAME
PHONE NUMBERS
88
Notes
89
GUAM PARENT INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTER
The Guam PIRC was made possible through the funding of the U.S Department of Education Grant
Number U310A07005-08 awarded to Guam’s Positive Parents Together, Inc.
Special Thanks to the University of Guam Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education,
Research, and Service (UOG CEDDERS), Guam Early Intervention System (GEIS),
and the Guam Head Start Program.
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