EMERGENCY NUMBERS 

FOR EMERGENCIES 911 is capable of answering a TTY/TDD 
For Persons who are Deaf/Hearing Impaired: 

CALL 911 

POLICE 
POLICE PRECINCTS 472-8911 
Dededo (Northern) .........................................................632-9808/11 
Hagåtña (Central) ........................................................475-8537/8541 
Tumon/Tamuning (Central) .................................................649-6330/9526 
Agat (Southern) ..........................................................475-8642 
CRIME STOPPERS HOTLINE ............................................. 472-HELP (4357) 


FIRE 

FIRE DISPATCH 475-9082/3 
Agat ..........................565-2700 
Astumbo ...................633-6626 
Barrigada .................734-2264 
Dededo .....................632-5197 
Inarajan ....................828-8177 
Piti ............................472-8139 
Sinajaña ...................472-6342 
Talofofo ....................789-3473 

Tamuning .........................646-8801/2 
Umatac ................................ 828-8572 
Yigo ..................................... 653-3473 
Yoña ..................................... 789-2231 
Rescue Base 1 (Dededo)..... 632-5197 
Rescue Base 2 (Hagåtña Marina) 477-3711 
Rescue Base 3 (Agat) ......... 565-4118 

GUAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUTHORITY 647-2555/2554 
Emergency Room............................................................................. 648-7909 
Poison Control Telephone Advice ......................................... 1-800-222-1222 

HOSPITAL 


Introduction 

Håfa Adai! 

The University of Guam Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research, & Service 
(Guam CEDDERS) is proud to present the 2020 Guam Directory of Services for Individuals with Disabilities. 

This Directory is a resource of services and information for individuals with disabilities in Guam. Our goal 

in producing this directory is to provide a guide for individuals with disabilities and their families to easily find 

and connect with service providers. The Directory includes listings and information in the areas of Medical & 
Health, Education & Training, Individual & Family Supports, Employment, and Housing & Transportation. We 
have also included a section on Emergency Preparedness with information on how to assemble a Disaster 
Supply Kit, as well as tips for typhoon, earthquake, hazardous materials, and tsunami readiness. Also 
included are tips on communicating with individuals with disabilities. 

Because directory information quickly becomes outdated, we hope to update the Guam Directory of 
Services & Resources for Individuals with Disabilities at regular intervals. We welcome your additions and 
suggestions, so should you find inaccuracies or have information on new services and resources, please feel 
free to contact us at the numbers below and provide us with the updates. 

We would like to thank all those who have contributed to the 2020 Guam Directory of Services & Resources 
for Individuals with Disabilities. We hope the Directory will be a valuable resource for our community. 

Si Yu’os Ma’åse’ 

University of Guam CEDDERS 
For additions and suggestions to the Directory or 
more information, contact: 
Guam CEDDERS 
Tel: 735-2456 | TTY: 734-6531 | Fax: 734-5079 
Email: directory@guamcedders.org 

UPDATED: June 2020 


TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Emergency Preparedness................................... 4 
Governor of Guam.........................................16 
Guam Legislature........................................ 16 
Mayors of Guam.......................................... 16 
Medical & Health ....................................... 17 
Clinics ................................................ 19 
Dialysis Centers ............................................................................................................. 21 
Family Practices ............................................................................................................. 22 
Internal Medicine............................................................................................................ 25 
Pediatricians .................................................................................................................. 25 
Endocrinologist .............................................................................................................. 26 
Podiatrists...................................................................................................................... 26 
Obstetricians & Gynecologists........................................................................................ 28 
Birthing Center............................................................................................................... 28 
Pediatric Dentists ........................................................................................................... 29 
General Dentists............................................................................................................. 29 
Audiological Services ..................................................................................................... 32 
Ophthalmology Services................................................................................................. 32 
Child & Adolescent Psychiatrists .................................................................................... 33 
Clinical Psychologists..................................................................................................... 33 
Licensed Professional Counselors/Licensed Clinical Social Workers............................... 34 

Education & Training ...................................................................................... 37 

Licensed Childcare Centers............................................................................................ 39 
Private Schools .............................................................................................................. 50 
Guam Department of Education..................................................................................... 51 
Educational Programs .................................................................................................... 56 

Individual & Family Supports ......................................................................... 59 

Advocacy & Legal Services ............................................................................................ 61 
Assistive Technology/Durable Medical Equipment Supplies ............................................ 66 
Case Management......................................................................................................... 67 
Crisis Intervention .......................................................................................................... 69 
Diagnostic/Evaluation Services....................................................................................... 72 
Family Support Services................................................................................................. 74 
Financial Support Services ............................................................................................. 82 
Personal Assistance Services......................................................................................... 84 


TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Recreation & Leisure ........................................................................................................84 
Respite Care....................................................................................................................86 
Senior Citizens Services...................................................................................................87 
Substance Abuse Services...............................................................................................90 
Other Support Services....................................................................................................93 
Sign Language Interpreters ..............................................................................................95 

Employment......................................................................................................97 
Housing & Transportation...............................................................................105 

Accessible Transportation ..............................................................................................107 
Housing Assistance........................................................................................................107 
Independent & Residential Living....................................................................................111 

Acknowledgements........................................................................................121 
Index ...............................................................................................................122 

NOTES 


Super Typhoon Paka [Online Image] 1997. Retrieved November 30, 2009,

from http://Website: www.ngdc.noaa.gov/dmsp/hurricanes/nwpacific97.html 


EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 

Pripara Hao Pa’gu. 

Emergency situations can happen at any time, and at any place. Whether natural or man-made, these 
emergency situations can result in damage to property and endanger the health and safety of the 
general public. 

Guam regularly experiences natural disasters such as typhoons and earthquakes. Fires, flooding, and 

disasters from hazardous materials are other occurrences that may endanger you and your property. 

Pripara hao. 

Pripåra hao is a CHamoru phrase which means "get ready." Preparedness is the key to ensuring the safety 
and well-being of individuals, as well as the protection of property, during and after any type of disaster. 

Preparedness planning is especially important for individuals with disabilities and special needs, who may 
require extra time and contingency plans to ensure their safety and well-being. By planning ahead, you will be 
able to act timely and ensure the safety of you and your family. 


Prepare Basic Supplies 

In the event of an emergency, you should be prepared to be self-sufficient for up to 7 days. Preparing and 

maintaining an emergency supply of essential items can help you ensure that you have adequate supplies to 
meet you and your family’s needs until help arrives. 

Basic emergency supplies include: 

• 
One week supply of canned and dried food items 
• 
Drinking water – at least one gallon per person per day 
• 
Flashlights and extra batteries 
• 
Battery operated radio 
• 
First Aid kit 
• 
Whistle 
• 
10 - 30 day supply of medications 
• 
Toilet tissue and personal hygiene supplies 
• 
Water for flushing toilet in the event water is shut off 
• 
Trash bags, gloves, duct tape or masking tape, and plastic containers for storing items 
• 
Chlorine bleach for sanitizing 
• 
Propane stove and extra propane gas 
Make a Plan 

FIRST AID 
BOTTLED 
WATER 
CANNED 
FOOD 
Emergency preparedness also means making a plan. 

Your plan should: 

• 
Designate a place to meet if you and your family are separated from each other. 
• 
Pick a primary and alternate contact number for you and your family to call if you are separated from 
each other. 
• 
Establish a buddy system with other family members, friends, neighbors, or co-workers, and develop a 
plan on how you can help each other. 
• 
Share your plan and your emergency contact list with members in your buddy system. 
• 
Make a plan on how to secure your house in case you are not home or you are otherwise unable to 
secure your home. 
• 
Identify another place to go to in case you need to evacuate. 
• 
Establish your primary and alternate evacuation routes. 
• 
If you use mobility aids, plan on how to take them with you and how to store extra aids at your alternate 
shelter, if possible. 
Prepare a GO-KIT (Disaster Supply Kit) 

You should prepare a bag with your most essential items which you can grab if an emergency situation 
occurs, and you need to evacuate right away. Be sure the bag is not too heavy for you or someone to carry. 

Your emergency go-kit should include: 

• 
List of contact numbers 
• 
Dried foods and bottled water 
• 
Flashlight and extra batteries 
• 
Whistle 
• 
Small portable radio and extra batteries 
• 
Basic toiletries and sanitary items 
• 
Medications 
• 
Important documents, including medical information 

It is a good idea to: 

• 
Place your bag near an entry or exit way so it can easily be carried out. 
• 
Put reminder notices in your calendar or appointment book to check and replace items in your bag at 
least every 6 months. 
• 
Let people in your buddy system know where your GO-KIT is located. 
Yes! People with disabilities need to be more self-reliant in emergencies. Now, more than ever, individuals 
with disabilities need to take control of their own planning and preparation for the onset of possible 
emergencies. 

Registering with your village mayor is very important if you need special supports in times of disaster. Advise 
your mayor of any special transportation/mobility needs, medical needs, or power needs for specialized 
equipment. Also, register with Guam Power Authority for any power lifeline requirements to keep critical 
medical equipment running. 

You can take small steps every day to become better able to survive an emergency. Get informed, identify 
your resources, make a plan and create your GO-KIT. 

If preparedness materials are not available in accessible format, make a request to the agency. The Americans 
with Disabilities Act entitles you to this accommodation. 

Information from this article was compiled from these sources: National Organization on Disability/Emergency Preparedness Initiative. Retrieved December 2018, from http:// 
www.nod.org/emergency; EAD & Associates, www.eadassociates.com 

Communicating with Individuals who are Deaf/Hard of Hearingin Emergency Situations 
Deaf individuals are a diverse group and their communication needs will often vary. Below are some key 
considerations for communicating with deaf individuals in any circumstance: 

1. Ask deaf individual preferred mode of communication. 
2. Book appropriate service provider to match communication mode (e.g. sign language interpreter or CART). 
3. Talk directly to the deaf individual. 
4. Make sure you have deaf individual’s full attention before talking. 
5. Maintain eye contact while communicating. 
6. Separate talk from doing. Example, show paperwork to patient before asking questions. 
7. Speak at a normal volume. Shouting can make communication more difficult. 
8. Make sure the room is well lit so that the deaf individual can see your face clearly. 
9. Offer quiet room or area to minimize impact of background noise. 
10. Use written notes or diagrams to assist. 
11. Use gestures and facial expressions. 
12. Keep checking to make sure there are no misunderstandings. 
For more information, please visit www.nationaldeafcenter.org 

These Communicating Tips were developed by The National Deaf Center on Postsecondary Outcomes (NDC) under a grant from the U.S. Department of 
Education, OSEP #HD326D160001. However, the contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the U.S. Department of Education, and you should not 
assume endorsement by the federal government.www.nationaldeafcenter.orgRetrieved January 2019, from https://www.nationaldeafcenter.org/resource/communicating-deaf-individuals 


Emergency Preparedness Emergency Preparedness 
GO-KIT ++ 
BOTTLED 
WATER 
CANNED 
FOOD 
FIRST AID 
Prepare, Plan, and Pack 

Emergency situations can happen at any time, and at any place. Whether natural or man-made, these emergency 
situations can result in damage to property and endanger the health and safety of the general public. 

Guam regularly experiences natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, and floods. Fires and disasters from 
hazardous materials are other occurrences that may endanger you and your property. 

Prepare Basic Supplies 

In the event of an emergency, you should be prepared to be self-sufficient for up to seven days. Preparing and 
maintaining an emergency supply of essential items can help ensure that you have adequate supplies to meet your 
and your family’s needs until help arrives. 

Basic emergency supplies include: 

• 
One week supply of canned and dried food • 
Cell Phone with charger, extra battery 
items • 
Can Opener (non-electric/manual) 
• 
Drinking water – at least one gallon per • 
Roll up mat and blankets 
person per day 
• 
3-day supply of change of clothes 
• 
Flashlights and extra batteries 
• 
Sturdy shoes 
• 
Battery operated radio 
• 
Lighter 
• 
First Aid kit 
• 
Formula (powder or liquid) 
• 
Whistle 
• 
Baby food 
• 
10 - 30 day supply of medications and 
• 
Disposable diapers
medical supplies 

• 
Change of clothes, bibs, blankets 
• 
Toilet tissue and personal hygiene supplies 
• 
Baby soap, shampoo, powder, lotion and 
• 
Water for flushing toilet in the event water is 
wipes

shut off 

• 
Disposable gloves/Hand sanitizer 
• 
Trash bags, gloves, duct tape or masking 
• 
Favorite toy, blanket, stuffed animal or 
tape, and plastic containers for storing items 

books 

• 
Chlorine bleach for sanitizing 
• 
Paper products (plates, spoons, forks, 
• 
Propane stove and extra propane gas 
and paper towels) 


EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 
Checklist for Persons with Disabilities 

In the event of a major disaster such as typhoon or earthquake, it is recommended that 
you assemble the following items to help get through the challenges that occur during 

and immediately after emergency situations: 


A one week food supply 

-Ready-to-eat food 
-Non-perishable foods 
-Special diet needs 
-Food for service animals 

Non-electric can opener 

Adequate supply of drinking water 

One gallon of water per day 
per person for sanitation 

Several ashlights 

Portable radio 
Extra batteries for ashlights and radio 
Ten-day supply of medicines 
Instructions for use of the medicines 

-Dosage, frequency, doctor’s name, 
phone number 

First Aid Kit 
Smart Phone and Charger 
Full tank of gas for vehicle 

Other important items to have on hand: 


Eye glasses, hearing aids, mobility aids 
Extra blankets 

Toilet paper, paper towels, paper plates, 
personal hygiene supplies, hand sanitizer 
One gallon of chlorine bleach and 

medicine dropper 

(To sterilize water and food preparation areas 
for germ control) 


Duct tape 

Garbage bags, closeable containers, & 
gloves 

Extra cash on hand as banks may be closed 
and ATMs inoperable for a number of days 

Important documents should be stored 
in watertight and fireproof containers 



EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 
Special Planning Tips 

Conduct an “Ability Self-Assessment” 

- Identify what you can do and what you need assistance with 
Develop a buddy system with family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, or other individuals 
who may help you plan. Plan how you will help each other in an emergency. 
Consider speaking with your village Mayor regarding your special needs during emergencies. 
Give copies of your written emergency plan to people in your personal support network. 
Make a list of emergency contacts. 
Document important life saving information and keep it in your “Go-Kit.” 
Don’t forget to keep it updated. 

-Special medical information 
-Special equipment you use for communication, daily living, mobility 
-Medical providers - doctor, pharmacy, health insurance company 
-If you have a dicult time communicating orally, keep a “communication book” to help you 
exchange information as needed 
Reduce hazards in your home. 

-Secure medical equipment, appliances, bookcases. 
-Remove unsecured objects from the exterior of your home. 
-Know the location of your electrical box, gas valve, and water valve and how to turn them o. 
-Plan two exit routes if you need to leave your house immediately. 
Contact the Guam Power Authority, Guam Waterworks Authority, and telephone companies 
to inform them of your special needs to expedite reconnection of utility services. 



TYPHOON 
SAFETY TIPS 


Indoor Preparations 
•Secure all important documents in a ziploc 
bag. 
•Cover all beds and other items with plastic 
to protect from water seeping in around 
windows/doors. 
•Pack matches (consider using child-proof 
lighters), toilet paper and other things you 
must keep dry in a ziploc bag. 
•Store large items in closets. 
•Roll carpets up and away from doors; 
arrange flashlights, lanterns, candles, and 
lighters in places where they can be easily 
found. 
•When, or if the power goes out, unplug 
all appliances to prevent damage from a 
power surge when power is restored. 
•Ensure all cooking stove controls are in 
the off position.
GUAM TYPHOON CONDITIONS 
Condition of Readiness IV (COR 4): Guam is always in Condition IV. A typhoon may develop and hit 
the island within 72 hours. 
Condition of Readiness III (COR 3): A typhoon may possibly hit the island within 48 hours. 
Condition of Readiness II (COR 2): A typhoon is expected to hit the island within 24 hours. 
Condition of Readiness I (COR 1): A typhoon is expected to hit the island within 12 hours. 
“During Condition of Readiness I, only emergency traffic should be on the roads. Closure of public 
transportation will begin with Condition of Readiness I.” 
Outside Preparations 
•Tie down tin-covered roof extensions. 
•Secure all loose items such as garbage 
can lids, empty drums, gardening tools, 
and any other materials that could 
become airborne during high winds. 
•Take down all lawn umbrellas and 
temporary canopies. 
•Secure plywood or typhoon shutters on 
windows and have extra plywood/shutters 
on hand; wind-thrown debris and wind 
pressure can break windows. 
•Secure or waterproof window air 
conditioners. 
•Fuel your car; gas stations may be closed 
after the storm. 
•Ensure the main gas valve is shut off.
•Stay indoors until Condition of Readiness 
IV (COR 4 )is declared. 

TYPHOON 
SAFETY TIPS 


Evacuation Preparations 
•Listen to/Watch the local media for news 
& updates. 
•Cooperate with local officials directing 
evacuation routes. 
•If you do not have any transportation, 
make arrangements with relatives, friends, 
or your local village Mayor's Office. Wear 
protective clothing and sturdy shoes. 
•Gather water, food, clothing, and 
emergency supplies. 
•Secure your house by placing boards or 
shutters on all windows/doors. 
•Unplug appliances. 
•Turn off gas valves.
•Turn off the main water valve.
•Follow recommended evacuation routes. 
•Don’t take shortcuts! They may be 
blocked. 
•If you use public transportation, plan 
ahead. Service discontinues with the 
setting of Condition of Readiness I 
(COR 1). Make sure you have time to 
return to shelter. 
Post Typhoon Preparations 
•Remain in your shelter, until informed by 
local authorities that it is safe to leave. 
•Keep tuned to local radio or television 
stations for advice and instructions from 
the local government. 
•Stay away from disaster areas. Sightseers 
should not interrupt crucial rescue and 
recovery work. 
•Drive only when necessary and be 
especially careful. Streets will be filled 
with debris and downed lines/trees. 
•Avoid loose or dangling power wires and 
report them immediately to local officials.
•Report broken sewer or water mains. 
•Prevent fires. Local water pressure may 
be low, making fire fighting more difficult.
•Check refrigerated food for spoilage. 
•Stay away from river banks until all 
potential flooding has passed.

EARTHQUAKE 
SAFETY TIPS 


Preparations 
•Repair defective electrical wiring, gas 
leaks, and inflexible utility connections.
•Bolt down water heaters and propane gas 
tanks. 
•Know where and how to shut off electricity, 
gas, and water at main switches/valves. 
•Place large or heavy objects on lower 
shelves. 
•Securely fasten shelves to walls; brace or 
anchor high or top-heavy objects. 
•Store bottled food, glass, china and other 
breakables on lower shelves. 
•Anchor overhead lighting fixtures solidly in 
place. 
•Check and repair deep plaster cracks in 
ceilings and foundations. 
•Hold occasional earthquake drills so each 
member of your family knows what to do. 
•Develop a family plan for reuniting after an 
earthquake. 
•Review insurance policy to determine 
coverage for earthquake damage. 
What to do 

During an earthquake, keep calm panic can 
kill! 

If you are indoors: 

• 
Get under a sturdy piece of furniture (desk 
or table) or doorway. 
• 
Stay clear of windows and exterior doors. 
If you are outside: 

• 
Get to an open area/space away from 
buildings, trees, utility wires/poles. 
If you are in the car: 

• 
Stop the car but stay inside. 
• 
Do not stop on a bridge, 
under a tree, utility wires/poles, or a sign. 
In bed: 

• 
Use pillow or blanket to protect head. 
Standing: 

• 
Drop, sit down, cover head/neck. 
Using wheelchair: 

• 
Go into doorway, cover head/neck. 
Trapped: 

• 
Cover mouth, tap on wall/pipe. 
After the earthquake: 

• 
Stay vigilant! 
• 
Do not enter partially collapsed or 
damaged buildings. 
• 
Report structural damage to local officials. 
• 
Avoid exposed electrical wiring (indoors or 
outdoors). 

EARTHQUAKE 
SAFETY TIPS 


Preparations 
•Repair defective electrical wiring, gas 
leaks, and inflexible utility connections.
•Bolt down water heaters and propane gas 
tanks. 
•Know where and how to shut off electricity, 
gas, and water at main switches/valves. 
•Place large or heavy objects on lower 
shelves. 
•Securely fasten shelves to walls; brace or 
anchor high or top-heavy objects. 
•Store bottled food, glass, china and other 
breakables on lower shelves. 
•Anchor overhead lighting fixtures solidly in 
place. 
•Check and repair deep plaster cracks in 
ceilings and foundations. 
•Hold occasional earthquake drills so each 
member of your family knows what to do. 
•Develop a family plan for reuniting after an 
earthquake. 
•Review insurance policy to determine 
coverage for earthquake damage. 
What to do 
During an earthquake, keep calm… 
panic can kill! 
If you are indoors: 
•Get under a sturdy piece of furniture (desk 
or table) or doorway. 
•Stay clear of windows and exterior doors. 
If you are outside: 
•Get to an open area/space away from 
buildings, trees, utility wires/poles. 
If you are in the car: 
•Stop the car but stay inside. 
•Do not stop on a bridge, 
under a tree, utility wires/poles, or a sign. 
In bed: 
•Use pillow or blanket to protect head. 
Standing: 
•Drop, sit down, cover head/neck. 
Using wheelchair: 
•Go into doorway, cover head/neck. 
Trapped: 
•Cover mouth, tap on wall/pipe. 
After the earthquake: 
•Stay vigilant! 
•Do not enter partially collapsed or 
damaged buildings. 
•Report structural damage to local officials.
•Avoid exposed electrical wiring (indoors or 
outdoors). 

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS 
INCIDENT SAFETY TIPS 


Evacuation 
•Immediately move to a location designatedby public officials when directed.
•Take your family GO-KIT (Disaster Supply Kit). 
•Take only essential items. 
•Shut off water, gas, and electricity to your 
home. 
•Do not go to your children’s school, 
unless directed by public officials, who will 
coordinate special care for your children. 
•Leave a sign on your door stating that yourhouse has been evacuated. 
•Keep your car windows and vents closed. 
Protect Your Breathing 
•Cover your mouth and nose with a dampcloth. 
•Take frequent shallow breaths. 
•Stay calm-do not panic. 
Suspected Substancesand Packages 
If you suspect a letter or package that you haveopened may contain questionable or hazardous 
materials, take the following actions: 
•Cover suspected packages or substanceswith cloth or plastic. 
•Evacuate immediate area. 
•Wash your hands with soap and water. 
•Call 911 Emergency. 
•Do not further handle letter or package. 
Spills & Contamination 
•Learn about hazardous materials in your 
area. 
•Alert the authorities. Call 911. 
•Move away from a release or spill. 
•Stay away from contaminated individuals. 
•Follow water and food usage instructions. 
•If direct contact, follow directions for 
decontamination of yourself & auxillaryaids like walkers & wheelchairs. 
•See doctor for unusual symptoms. 
•Remove clothing and take a shower. 

TSUNAMI 
SAFETY TIPS 


What to do 
•If you are in school, follow the advice of teachers and other school personnel. 
•If you are at home, ensure your entire family is aware of the warning. 
•Evacuate your house if you live in a low-lying area. 
•Follow the advice of local emergency and law enforcement authorities. 
•If you are at the beach, and you feel the earth shake, move immediately to higher ground; DO NOT 
wait for the tsunami warning to be announced. 
•Stay away from rivers that lead to the ocean. 
•Do not go to the shoreline to watch for a tsunami; when you can see the wave, it is too late to 
escape. 
•If you are on a boat, do not return to port; tsunamis can cause rapid changes in water level and 
unpredictable dangerous currents in harbors/ports. 
•Stay away from the area until local authorities say it is safe. 
• Please note: If the roads leading to your staging area are blocked with fallen debris or power poles, 
seek higher ground within your village. 
Shelter in Place 
•If outdoors, go inside your home or building. 
•Protect yourself inside, close all windows and doors. 
•Tape cracks for extra protection. 
•Close all cooling vents or ventilation systems. 
•Use the above systems for internal recirculation of air only. 
•Move to central interior area of home or building. 
•Stay inside and monitor radio and television announcements for official messages.
These recommendations and suggestions are intended to improve both natural and man-made disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. The 
contents are meant to improve your readiness capability but do not guarantee the safety of any individual, structure, or facility in a disaster situation. 

Neither Guam CEDDERS, the United States, the Island of Guam nor the Office of Civil Defense assumes liability for any injury, death, or property damage 

that results from any disasters. 

Guam Homeland Security. (2009). All-hazard preparedness. Retrieved December 2018, from http://www.guamhs.org 


Government of Guam Government of Guam 
Office of the Governor and 


Lieutenant Governor of Guam 

Ricardo J. Bordallo Governor’s 
Complex, Adelup 
Tel: 472-8931-6 
Fax: 477-4826 
Website: http://governor.guam.gov 

Guam Legislature 

163 Chalan Santo Papa Juam Pablo Dos, 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 
Tel: 472-3464 
Fax: 472-3403 
Website: www.guamlegislature.com 

VILLAGE MAYORS 
Mayors' Council of Guam

215A Chalan Santo Papa 
Suites 110F & 111F Commercial 
Center Hagåtña, Guam 96932 

Tel: 472-6940/477-8461Fax: 477-8777 

Email: mcogadmin@teleguam.net 

Website: https://mcog.guam.gov/ 

Agaña Heights 

Tel: 472-6393/8285/8356Fax: 472-6124 

Agat 

Tel: 565-2524/4335Fax: 565-4826 

Asan-Maina 

Tel: 472-6581, 477-2666, 479-2726 
Fax: 472-6446 

Barrigada 

Tel: 734-3734/3736/3738/3859Fax: 734-1988 

Chalan Pago - Ordot 

Tel: 472-8302/8303, 477-7173Fax: 477-7131 

Dededo 

Tel: 632-5203/5019Fax: 632-1129 

Hagåtña 

Tel: 477-8045, 472-6379 
Email: hagatnamayor@hotmail.com 

Inarajan 

Tel: 475-2509/2510/2511Fax: 828-2543 

Merizo 

Tel: 828-8312/2941Fax: 828-2429 

Mongmong-Toto-Maite 

Tel: 475-6758, 477-9090, 
479-6800/2 

Piti 

Tel: 472-1232/3Fax: 477-2674 

Santa Rita 

Tel: 565-4337/4301/4304Fax: 565-3222 

Sinajaña 

Tel: 472-6707, 477-3323 
Fax: 472-5084 

Talofofo 

Tel: 789-1421/3262/4821Fax: 789-5250 

Tamuning-Tumon 

Tel: 646-5211/8646Fax: 646-5210 

Umatac 

Tel: 828-8252/8258Fax: 828-2676 

Yigo 

Tel: 653-5248/9446/9119Email: yigomunicipalclerk@yahoo.com 


Yoña 

Tel: 789-4798/1525/1526Fax: 789-1821 

Mangilao 

Tel: 734-2163/5731Fax: 734-4130 


Medical & Health 

Medical & Health 

The Medical & Health section provides a comprehensive list of doctors, 
dentists, and clinics. This section is organized by area of expertise. 


Medical & Health 

HOSPITALS 

Guam Memorial Hospital Authority 

850 Gov. Carlos G. Camacho Road 
Oka Tamuning, Guam 96913 
Tel: 647-2330, 648-6710 | Fax: 649-5508 

Guam Regional Medical City 

133 Route 3 
Dededo, Guam 96912 
Tel: 645-5500 

U.S. Naval Hospital 
Building #50 Farenholt Ave. 
Agana Heights, Guam 96910 
Tel: 344-9340 

Community Health Centers 

Northern Region Community Health Center 
Tel: 635-4410 | Fax: 635-4413 
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 7:30am - 6:00pm | Saturday 8:00am - 6:00pm (Appts. Only) 

Southern Region Community Health Center 
Tel: 828-7516-18 / 7604 / 7501/7605 | Fax: 828-7533/7504 
Appointment Tel: 828-7604/7516/17/18 
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM | Saturday 7:30am – 12:00pm 


Clinics Hours of Operation Contact Information Clinics Hours of Operation Contact Information 
American Medical Center 
(Upper Tumon) 

1244 North Marine Corps Drive 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

American Medical Center 
(Mangilao) 

263 Vietnam Veteran's 
Memorial Highway 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 

American Pediatric Clinic 

241 Farenholt Ave. Suite 106 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Central Medical Clinic 

330 West Marine Corps Drive 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Evergreen Health Center 

520 Route 8, 106 
Maite, Guam 96910 

FHP Health Center 

548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Guam Medical Care 

744 N. Marine Dr., Ste 105. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Guam Polyclinic 

138 Ypao Road 2nd Floor 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Guam Seventh Day Adventist 
Clinic 

388 Ypao Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Upper Tumon Hours 
Mon-Fri (Clinic): 8:00am - 9:00pm 
Mon-Fri (Urgent): 6:00pm - 9:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mangilao Hours 
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon/Wed/Fri: 9:00am - 6:00pm 
Thu/Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 
(Closed for lunch 12 -1pm) 
Sun: Closed 

Hours of Operation 
Mon-Fri: 7:30am - 2:30pm 
Sat: 7:30am - 12:30pm 
Sun & Holidays: Closed 

Hours of Operation 
Mon-Fri: 8:30am - 5:00pm 

Urgent Care 
Mon - Sun: 7:00am - 11:00pm 
Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri: 

9:00am - 5:00pm 
Wed: 1:00pm - 5:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 12:00pm 
Sun/Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:30am - 10:00am, 
2:00pm - 3:30pm 
Sat: 8:30am - 10:00am 
Sun & Holidays: Closed 

MEDICAL CLINIC 
Sun: 8:00am - 2:00pm 
Mon-Thu: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 1:00pm 
Sat & Observed Holidays: Closed 

VISION CLINIC 
1st Sun of Month: 

8:00am - 12:00pm 
Mon-Thu: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm 

DENTAL CLINIC 
Mon-Thu: 7:30am - 5:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm 
Sat, Sun, & Observed Holidays: 

Closed 

Tel: 647-8262 
Fax: 647-8257 

Tel: 647-2722 
Fax: 647-2720 

Tel: 637-8112 
Fax: 637-8113 

Tel: 922-0118 
Fax: 477-2464 

Tel: 646-5825 
Fax: 647-6532 

Tel: 647-4174 
Fax: 647-4199 

Tel: 646-6822/3 
Fax: 646-3857 

Tel: 646-8881 
Fax: 646-1292 
Website: www.adventistclinic.com 


Clinics Hours of Operation Contact Information Clinics Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Hagåtña MED Clinic 

250 Route 4, Nanbo Building Suite 
203 Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Health Services of the Pacific 

655 Harmon Loop Road, Ste 102 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

IHP Medical Group 

655 Harmon Loop Road 
Suite 108 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Isla Pediatrics 

132 East Espiritu Street 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

MedFirst Physicians’ Group 

428 Chalan San Antonio 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Northern Region Community 
Health Center 

520 Santa Monica Avenue 
Dededo, Guam 969293 

Polymedic & Pediatric Clinic 

172 Buena Vista Avenue 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

The Doctors' Clinic 

851 Gov. Carlos Camacho Rd. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913-3153 

Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri: 

8:00am - 4:00pm 
Wed: Closed 
Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am – 5:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 9:00pm 
Sat: 8:30am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:30am-12:30pm, 
2:00pm-4:30pm 
Sat: 8:30am - 12:30pm 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 12:00pm, 
1:00pm-6:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 12:00pm 
Sun: 9:00am - 1:00pm 
(Closed for lunch 12-2pm) 

Mon-Fri: 7:30am - 6:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 9:30am - 12:30pm, 
1:30pm - 5:00pm 
(Closed for lunch 12-2pm) 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 12:00pm 

Tel: 475-6500/1/2 
Fax: 475-6520 
Email: contact@hagatnamed.com 

Tel: 647-5355 
Fax: 649-0404 

Tel: 633-4447 
Fax: 633-4452 
Website: 

www.ihpmedicalgroup.com 

Tel: 647-4466 
Fax: 647-6222 

Tel: 647-4121/9893 
Billing Tel: 647-4102 
Fax: 646-4429 

Tel: 635-4410 
Fax: 635-4413 

Tel: 637-9661 
Fax: 637-9662 

Tel: 649 - 5018 

Tumon Medical Office FAMILY PRACTICE Family Practice: 649-5052 
125 Carlos Lane, Carlos Hts. Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri: 9:00am - 4:00pm Fax: 649-5054 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 
Wed: Closed Pediatrics: 649-7337 
PEDIATRICS 
Fax: 649-7341 
Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri: 
9:00am - 12:00pm, 4:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 
Thu: Closed 


Dialysis Centers Hours of Operation Contact Information Dialysis Centers Hours of Operation Contact Information 
U.S. Renal Care Dededo Dialysis 
600 Harmon Loop Rd, Suite 104 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

U.S. Renal Care Finegayan 
Dialysis 
781 Route 3, Suite 101 Dededo, Guam 
96929 

U.S. Renal Care Sinajaña 
Dialysis 
736 Route 4, Suite 101 Sinajaña, Guam 
96910 

U.S. Renal Care Tamuning 
Dialysis 
Guam Medical Plaza, 633 Governor 
Carlos B., Camacho Rd, Suite 106 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

U.S. Renal Care Tumon Dialysis 
1406 North Marine Dr. Upper Tumon, 
Guam 96913 

Mon-Sat: 5:00am - 11:00pm 
Sun: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat-Sun: Closed 

Mon-Sat: 6:00am - 10:00pm 
Sun: Closed 

Mon/Wed/Fri: 5:00am - 11:00pm 
Tue/Thu/Sat: 6:00am - 9:00pm 
Sun: Closed 

Mon/Wed/Fri: 7:00am - 9:00pm 
Tue/Thu/Sat: 6:00am -- 9:00pm 
Sun: Closed 

Tel: 637-3068 
Fax: 637-3073 

Tel: 588-0020 
Fax: 633-0036 

Tel: 475-3600 
Fax: 477-2759 

Tel: 646-3516 
Fax: 646-3531 

Tel: 646-3773 
Fax: 647-2026 



Family Practice Hours of Operation Contact Information Family Practice Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Vincent T. Akimoto, M.D.. 

American Medical Center 

American Medical Center (Upper Tumon) 
1244 North Marine Corps Dr. 
Tumon, Guam 96913 

American Medical Center (Mangilao) 
263 Vietnam Veteran's 
Memorial Highway 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 

John Chiu, M.D. 

Guam Polyclinic 
138 Ypao Road, 1st Floor 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Gabriel David, M.D. 

Guam SDA Clinic 
Emergency Medicine 
Urgent Care 
388 Ypao Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96911 

Chris Dombrowski, M.D. 

Northern Region Community Health Center 
520 Santa Monica Avenue 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Vincent "Vinnie" Duenas, D.O. 

FHP Health Center 
548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Lisa D. Flores, M.D. 

Guam SDA Clinic 
388 Ypao Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96911 

Geoffrey P. Galgo, M.D. 

Guam Medical Care 
744 N. Marine Dr., Ste 105 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

William L. Gerling, M.D. 

Guam SDA Clinic 
388 Ypao Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

UPPER TUMON HOURS 
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

MANGILAO HOURS 
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:30am - 10:00am 
2:00pm - 3:30pm 
Sat: 8:30am - 10:00am 
Sun & Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Thu: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 1:00pm 
Sun: 8:00am - 2:00pm 
Sat & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 7:30am - 6:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Observed Holiday: Closed 

Sun: 8:00am - 2:00pm 
Mon-Thu: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 1:00pm 
Sat & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri: 

9:00am - 5:00pm 
Wed: 1:00pm - 5:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 12:00pm 
Sun/Holidays: Closed 

Sun: 8:00am - 2:00pm 
Mon-Thu: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 1:00pm 
Sat & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Tel: 647-8262 
Fax: 647-8257 

Tel: 646-6822/3 
Fax: 646-3857 

Tel: 646-8881 
Fax: 646-1292 
Website: www.adventistclinic.com 

Tel: 635-4410 
Fax: 635-4413 

Tel: 646-5825 
Fax: 647-6532 

Tel: 646-8881 
Fax: 646-1292 
Website: www.adventistclinic.com 

Tel: 647-4174 
Fax: 647-4199 

Tel: 646-8881 
Fax: 646-1292 
Email: medical@guamsda.com 
Website: www.adventistclinic.com 

Delores Lee, M.D. Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 922-0118 
Evergreen Health Clinic Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm Fax: 472-3981 
Yu Building, 520 Route 8 Ste. 106 Sun & Holidays: Closed 
Maite, Guam 96910 


Family Practice 

Family Practice Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Davina Lujan, M.D. 

Hagatña MED Clinic 
250 Route 4 Nanbo Building Suite 203 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Maria Chela Mariano, M.D. 

Central Medical Clinic 
330 W. Marine Corps Drive 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Shishin Miyagi, M.D. 

Guam SDA Clinic 
388 Ypao Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Julie Namm, M.D. 

Guam SDA Clinic 
388 Ypao Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Hoa V. Nguyen, M.D. 

American Medical Center 

American Medical Center (Upper Tumon) 
1244 North Marine Corps Dr. 
Tumon, Guam 96913 

American Medical Center (Mangilao) 
263 Vietnam Veteran's 
Memorial Highway 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 

Jeremy S. Raab, M.D. 

American Medical Center 

American Medical Center (Upper Tumon) 
1244 North Marine Corps Dr. 
Tumon, Guam 96913 

Patrick C. Santos, M.D. 

Tumon Medical Clinic 
125 Carlos Lane, Carlos Hts. 
Tumon, Guam 96913 

Edmund F. Schroeder, Jr., M.D. 

Health Services of the Pacific 
655 Harmon Loop Road Ste 102 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri: 8:00am - 4:00pm 
Wed: Closed 
Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 7:30am - 12:00pm 
Sat, Sun & Holidays: Closed 

Sun: 8:00am - 2:00pm 
Mon-Thu: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 1:00pm 
Sat & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Sun: 8:00am - 2:00pm 
Mon-Thu: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 1:00pm 
Sat & Observed Holidays: Closed 

UPPER TUMON HOURS 
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

MANGILAO HOURS 
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

UPPER TUMON HOURS 
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri: 9:00am - 4:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 
Wed: Closed 
Holidays: Closed 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Tel: 475-6500/6501/6502 
Fax: 475-6520 
Email: contact@hagatnamed.com 

Tel: 637-8112 
Fax: 637-8113 

Tel: 646-8881 
Fax: 646-1292 
Website: www.adventistclinic.com 

Tel: 646-8881 
Fax: 646-1292 
Website: www.adventistclinic.com 

Tel: 647-8262 
Fax: 647-8257 

Tel: 647-8262 
Fax: 647-8257 

Tel: 649-5052 
Fax: 649-5054 

Tel: 647-5355 
Fax: 649-0404 


Internal Medicine Hours of Operation Contact Information Internal Medicine Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Marylou Dulay M.D. 

FHP Health Center 
548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Florencio Lizama, M.D. 

IHP Medical Group 
655 Harmon Loop Road 
Suite 108 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Faraz Ouhadi, M.D. 

Evergreen Health Clinic 
Yu Building, 520 Route 8 Ste. 106 
Maite, Guam 96910 

Lilybeth Sistoza, M.D. 

FHP Health Center 
548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Edwin J. Supit, M.D. 

FHP Health Center 
548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Observed Holiday: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 7:30am - 9:00pm 
Sat: 8:30am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 
Sun & Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Observed Holiday: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Observed Holiday: Closed 

Tel: 646-5825 
Fax: 647-6532 

Tel: 633-4447 
Fax: 633-4452 
Website: 

www.ihpmedicalgroup.com 

Tel: 922-0118 
Fax: 472-3981 

Tel: 646-5825 
Fax: 647-6532 

Tel: 646-5825 
Fax: 647-6532 

Pediatricians Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Yolanda Carrera, M.D. 

Guam Business Center Ste. 109 
Dededo, Guam 96912 

Robert Leon Guerrero, M.D. 

FHP Health Center 
548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Maria Gladys Linsangan, M.D., FAAP 

Polymedic Clinic/Pediatric Clinic 
172 Buena Vista Avenue 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Cristina Manaloto, M.D., FAAP 

American Pediatric Clinic 
241 Farenholt Ave Suite 106 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Ma. Edna Angela V. Santos, M.D., 
FAAP 

Tumon Medical Office 
125 Carlos Lane Carlos Heights 
Tumon, Guam 96913 

Dennis Sarmiento, M.D. 

FHP Health Center 
548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 4:00pm 
By appointment only 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 1:00pm - 5:00pm 
(Closed for lunch 12:00pm - 2:00pm) 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 6:00pm 
Thu/Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 
(Closed for lunch 12 -1pm) 
(Closed Sunday) 

Mon-Wed/Fri: 

9:00am - 12:00pm 
1:00pm - 5:00pm 
Thu: Closed 
Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 
Sun & Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 12:00pm 
By appointment only 

Tel: 649-1058 
Fax: 649-1057 

Tel: 646-5825 Ext. 8264 
Fax: 647-3564 
Website: www.takecareasia.com 

Tel: 637-9661, 646-2181 
Fax: 637-9662 

Tel: 647-2722 
Fax: 647-2720 

Tel: 649-7337 
Fax: 649-7341 

Tel: 646-5825 Ext. 8264 
Fax: 647-3564 
Website: www.takecareasia.com 


Endocrinologist Hours of Operation Contact Information Endocrinologist Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Timothy Arakawa, M.D. Sun: 8:00am - 2:00pm Tel: 646-8881 
Guam SDA Clinic Mon-Thu: 8:00am - 6:00pm Fax: 646-1292 
388 Ypao Road Fri: 8:00am - 1:00pm Website: www.adventistclinic.com 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 Sat & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Podiatrists Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Teresa D. Borja, DPM 

Marianas Foot Care Clinic 
122 Tun Jose Toves Way 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Sarah Mina, DPM 

IHP Medical Group 
655 Harmon Loop Road 
Suite 108 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Maria Melinda Sangalang, DPM 

Island Foot Secialist 
633 Gov Carlos G. Camacho Rd. Suite 212 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Phillip D. Tutnauer, DPM 

AMC Speciality Clinic 
851 Gov. Carlos Camacho Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

NOTES 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat & Sun: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 7:30am - 9:00pm 
Sat: 8:30am - 5:00pm 
Sun & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat & Sun: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Tel: 649-3338 
Fax: 649-3336 

Tel: 633-4447 
Fax: 633-4452 
Website: 

www.ihpmedicalgroup.com 

Tel: 646-3375 
Fax: 649-2266 

Tel: 647-8262 
Fax: 647-8257 
Email: info@amc.clinic 
Website: www.amc.clinic 


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OB/GYN Hours of Operation Contact Information OB/GYN Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Annie U. Bordallo, M.D. 

Marianas Physicians Group 
PeMar Place 472 Chalan San Antonio 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Jeffrey Gabel, M.D. 

Dr. Gabel's Clinic 
415 Chalan San Antonio. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Thomas Shieh, M.D. 

850 Governor Carlos Camacho Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Jonathan Sidell, M.D. 

177A Chalan Pasaheru 
Tamuning, Guam 96911 

Kimberly Walton, M.D. 

Guam International Women's Clinic 
633 Governor Carlos Camacho Road Ste 207 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm 

Emergency Cases Only 
On-Call 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 11:00am, 
1:30 - 5:00pm 
Sat: Call for Appt. 

Emergency Cases Only 
On-Call 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm 

Tel: 647-1830 
Fax: 647-1919 
Email: marianasphysiciansgroup@ 
saguamanagu-mpg.com 

Tel: 649-7539/4496/7540 

Tel: 648-2229 
Fax: 648-2220 
Website: www.shiehclinic.com 

Tel: 649-7079 

Tel: 777-2320 
Fax: 649-7284 

Birthing Center Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Sagua Mañagu Open 24 hours a day, Tel: 647-1417/1418 
PeMar Place, 472 Chalan San Antonio 
7 days a week Fax: 647-1919 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 



Pediatric Dentists Hours of Operation Contact Information Pediatric Dentists Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Victoria Cheng, D.M.D. 

Hafa Adai Family Dental 
ITC Building 
590 S. Marine Corps Dr. 
Ste 104 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Backhabwha "Lily" Kim, D.D.S. 

Reflection Dental 
222 Chalan Santo Papa Ste #304 Reflection 
Center 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Hee Soo Ko, D.M.D., PC 

The Pediatric Dentistry 
1900 Harmon Loop Plaza, 
Army Drive, Ste. 103 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Francisco P. San Nicolas, D.M.D., PC 

The Pediatric Dental Center 
222 Chalan Santo Papa Reflection Center, 
Suite 301 Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri: 

8:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 3:30pm 
Thu & Sun: Closed 

Mon-Sat: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon-Sat: 9:00am - 3:00pm (Closed 1-2pm 
for Lunch) 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Tel: 649-7851/2 
Fax: 649-7853 

Tel: 472-6824 
Fax: 472-1792 
Email: reflectiondental.gu@gmail.com 
Website: reflectiondental.gu 

Tel: 637-8334 
Fax: 637-0611 

Tel: 477-6235/6 
Fax: 477-6237 
Email: 

frontoffice@pdcguam.com 

General Dentists Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Conrado V. Alegria, D.D.S. Harmon Loop 
Dental Office 
505 Harmon Loop Road, Ste 300 Dededo, 
Guam 96929 

Timothy P. Brady, D.D.S. 

Guam Dental Arts 
140 Punzalan Street 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Sarah Clegg, D.D.S. 

FHP Health Center 
548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96911 

Andrew Eusebio, D.D.S. 

Ordot Dental Clinic 
159 Judge Sablan Street 
Ordot, Guam 96910 

Joon Ha, D.D.S. 

Mangilao Dental Office 
353 Route 10 
Mangilao, Guam 96923 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm 1:00pm - 5:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 4:00pm 
Sun: 8:00am - 1:00pm 

Mon: 8:30am - 3:30pm 
Tue/Thu: 8:30am - 5:00pm 
Wed: 8:30am - 4:30pm 
Fri: 8:30am - 2:30pm 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm 
Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri: 

8:30am - 4:30pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 4:00pm 
Wed & Sun: Closed 

Mon/Tue/Thu/Sat: 9:00am - 4:00pm 
Fri/Sun: 9:00am-2:00pm 
Wed: Closed 

Tel: 637-9696/9700 
Fax: 637-6464 

Tel: 646-6689/8462 

Tel: 646-5825 
Fax: 647-6532 

Tel: 477-8215 
Fax: 472-9420 
Email: customerservice@ordotdental. 
com 

Tel: 969-4242 


General Dentists Hours of Operation Contact Information General Dentists Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Jason Hartup, D.M.D. 

Harmon Loop Dental Office 
505 Harmon Loop Road, Ste 300 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Albert Huang, D.D.S. 

Island Dental 
134 E Marine Corp Drive 
Unit B3 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Jeffrey Johnson, D.D.S. 

Isa Dental 
250 Route 4 Nanbo Building Suite 101 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Suzanne Sison Kaneshiro, D.D.S. 

Harmon Loop Dental Office 
505 Harmon Loop Road, Ste 300 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Jongsung "Jon" Kim, D.D.S. 

Premier Dentistry 
692 N Marine Corps Dr Ste 301 
Upper Tumon, Guam 96913 

Kunsun Lee, D.D.S. 

Reflection Dental 
222 Chalan Santo Papa Ste #304 Reflection 
Center 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Janice Malilay, D.D.S. 

Family Dental Center 
Mikkel Tan Vy Building 
194 Chalan San Antonio Road Suite 201 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

David Marutani, D.D.S. 

Hafa Adai Family Dental 
ITC Building 
590 South Marine Corps Drive Suite 104 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Antonio Rapadas, D.D.S. 

Ordot Dental Clinic 
159 Judge Sablan Street 
Ordot, Guam 96910 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm 1:00pm - 5:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 4:00pm 
Sun: 8:00am - 1:00pm 

Mon/Wed/Thu: 1:00pm - 9:00pm 
Tue&Fri: Closed 
Sat/Sun: 9:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon/Tue/Thu: 

8:30am - 5:00pm 
Wed: 8:30am - 3:00pm 
Fri: 8:30am - 3:00pm 
Sat/Sun: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm 1:00pm - 5:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 4:00pm 
Sun: 8:00am - 1:00pm 

Mon - Thu: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 3:00pm 

Mon-Sat: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri: 

9:00am - 12:00pm 
2:00pm - 6:00pm 
(Closed for lunch: 12-2pm) 
Thu: 9:00am - 12:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 12:00pm 
Sun: Closed 

Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri: 

8:00am - 5:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 3:30pm 
Thu & Sun: Closed 

Mon/Tues/Thu/Fri: 

8:30am - 4:30pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 4:00pm 
Wed & Sun: Closed 

Tel: 637-9696/9700 
Fax: 637-6464 

Tel: 989-5999 
Email: guam.island.dental@gmail.com 

Tel: 646-7982 
Fax: 646-7989 
Email: appointment@isadental.com 

Tel: 637-9696/9700 
Fax: 637-6464 

Tel: 300-3221/2 
Fax: 300-3223 
Email: info@premierdentistryguam.com 

Tel: 472-6824 
Fax: 472-1792 
Email: reflectiondental.gu@gmail.com 
Website: reflectiondental.gu 

Tel: 646-6510 / 11 
Fax: 649-4993 

Tel: 649-7851/2 
Fax: 649-7853 

Tel: 477-8215 
Fax: 472-9420 
Email: customerservice@ordotdental. 
com 

Christina Rapadas, D.D.S. Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm 1:00pm - 5:00pm Tel: 637-9696/9700 
Harmon Loop Dental Office Sat: 8:00am - 4:00pm Fax: 637-6464 
505 Harmon Loop Road, Ste 300 Sun: 8:00am - 1:00pm 
Dededo, Guam 96929 


General Dentists Hours of Operation Contact Information General Dentists Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Song Rhim, D.M.D. 

Premier Dentistry 
692 N Marine Corps Dr Ste 301 
Upper Tumon, Guam 96913 

Caleb Stuebing, D.M.D. 

FHP Health Center 
548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96911 

Tracy Sunga, D.D.S. 

Harmon Loop Dental Office 
505 Harmon Loop Road, Ste 300 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Collette Supit, D.D.S. 

FHP Health Center 
548 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Tamuning, Guam 96911 

Yasunori Takenaka, D.D.S. 

Hafa Adai Family Dental 
ITC Building 
590 South Marine Corps Drive Suite 104 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Rayner D. Terlaje, D.D.S., M.S. 

Isa Dental 
250 Route 4 Nanbo Building Suite 101 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Wayne Ward, D.D.S. 

Guam SDA Clinic 
388 Ypao Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Corazon Webb, D.D.S. 

Harmon Loop Dental Office 
505 Harmon Loop Road 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Robert J. Yang, D.M.D., PC 

744 N. Marine Corps Dr., 
East West Business Ctr, Ste 119 Tumon, Guam 
96913 

Mon - Thu: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 3:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm 
Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm 1:00pm - 5:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 4:00pm 
Sun: 8:00am - 1:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm 
Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri: 

8:00pm - 5:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 3:30pm 
Thu & Sun: Closed 

Mon/Tue/Thu: 

8:30am - 5:00pm 
Wed: 8:30am - 3:00pm 
Fri: 8:30am - 3:00pm 

Dental Clinic 
Mon-Thu: 7:30am - 5:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm 
Sat, Sun, & Observed Holidays: Closed 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm 1:00pm - 5:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 4:00pm 
Sun: 8:00am - 1:00pm 

Mon/Wed/Fri: 

9:00am - 7:00pm 
Tue: 11:00am - 7:00pm 
Thu: By appt. 
Sat: 9:00am - 4:00pm 

Tel: 300-3221/2 
Fax: 300-3223 
Email: info@premierdentistryguam.com 

Tel: 646-5825 
Fax: 647-6532 

Tel: 637-9696/9700 
Fax: 637-6464 

Tel: 646-5825 
Fax: 647-6532 

Tel: 649-7851/2 
Fax: 649-7853 

Tel: 646-7982 
Fax: 646-7989 
Email: appointment@isadental.com 

Tel: 648-2506 
Fax: 648-2556 
Website: www.adventistclinic.com 

Tel: 637-9696/9700 
Fax: 637-6464 

Tel: 647-8702 / 3 
Fax: 647-8704 
Email: 

info@rjyangdmdpc.com 

Website: 

www.rjyangdmdpc.com 


Audiological Services Hours of Operation Contact Information Audiological Services Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Audiological Associates 

Core Pacific Building, Suite 305 Chalan San 
Antonio Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Guam Hearing Doctors 

R.K. Plaza, Ste. 101B 341 S. Marine Corps. 
Drive Tamuning, Guam 96913 
Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 4:30pm 
Closed for lunch: 12:00pm - 1:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 8:30am - 4:30pm 
Closed for lunch: 12:00pm - 1:00pm 

Tel: 649-2902 
Fax: 649-2905 

Tel: 989-8378 
Fax: 969-4327 
Email: info@guamhearingdoctors.com 

Ophthalmology Services Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Guam Seventh Day Adventist Clinic 

388 Ypao Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Island Eye Center 

Baltej Pavilion Suite 214, 
415 Chalan San Antonio, Tamuning, Guam 
96913 

Lombard Health Eye Clinic 

736 Route 4, Ste. 103A 
Sinajaña, Guam 96910 

Pacific Retina Specialists 

Guam Medical Plaza Suite 103 
633 Gov Carlos G Camacho Rd 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Retina Center of Guam 

Guam Medical Plaza, Ste. 203 
633 Gov. Carlos Camacho Rd. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

St. Lucy's Eye Clinic 

Guam Medical Plaza, Ste. 103 
633 Gov. Carlos Camacho Rd. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Sun: 8:00am - -12:00pm (Only selected 
Sundays) 
Mon: 8:00am - 5:00pm (Selected Mondays: 
8:00am - 7:00pm) 
Tue-Thur: 8:00am - -5:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - - 12:00pm 

Mon-Wed: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Thur: 8:00am - 7:00pm 
Fri: 8:00am - -5:00pm 
Sat: 8:00am - 12:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 7:30am - 11:30am, 1:00pm -4:30pm 

Call for Appointment 

Call for Appointment 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 3:00pm 

Tel: 646-8881 

Tel: 637-2020 
Fax: 647-5385 
Email: info@islandeyeguam.com 

Tel: 989-4747 
Fax: 989-4743 

Tel: 646-3855 
Fax: 646-3854 

Tel: 646-3835 
Fax: 646-3834 

Tel: 647-5829 
Fax: 647-5830 


Child & Adolescent Psychiatrists Hours of Operation Contact Information Child & Adolescent Psychiatrists Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Kirk Bellis, D.O. By appointment only Tel: 646-4767 
280 Pale San Vitores Rd. Fax: 649-1022 
Suite 205 
Tumon, Guam 96913 
Ariel Ishmael, M.D. By appointment only Tel: 646-7972 
Guahan Behavioral Clinic CALLS ONLY 
GCIC Building, Suite 501E 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 
Tuesday/Friday: 
1:00pm - 6:00pm 
Saturday: 9:00am - 3:00pm 

Clinical Psychologists Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Hope Cristobal, Psy.D. Thu: By appointment only Tel: 649-2080/1 
472 Chalan San Antonio Fax: 649-2082 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 
Mary K. Fegurgur, MSW, Psy.D. Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 647-5440 
Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center 
790 Carlos G. Camacho Rd. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 
Lilli Perez, Ph.D. Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 633-4447 
IHP Medical Group Mental Health Provider Fax: 633-4452 
Mental Health Counselor, Professional 
Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist, 
Clinical Social Worker, Registered Play 
Email: lperez@ihpmedicalgroup.com 
Website: ihpmedicalgroup.com 
Therapist 
655 Harmon Loop Road 
Suite 108 
Dededo, Guam 96929 
NOTES 


Licensed Professional Counselor 
(LPC)/Licensed Clinical Social 
Workers (LCSW) 
Hours of Operation Contact Information Licensed Professional Counselor 
(LPC)/Licensed Clinical Social 
Workers (LCSW) 
Hours of Operation Contact Information 
Risha Aguon, MFT, LPC Mon-Fri: By appointment only Tel: 477-3311 
144 Aspinall Ave., Suite 201 
Hagåtña, Guam 
JoBeth SN Aquino, MA, LPC, MFT By appointment only Tel: 647-8262 
Jesse Baleto, MA, MFT Fax: 647-8257 
Sandra Bordallo, MA, MFT, LPC, MAC 
American Medical Center 
1244 North Marine Corps Drive 
Upper Tumon, Guam 96913 
Tricia Lizama, Ph.D., LCSW, LPC, By appointment only Tel: 646-5748, 488-5073 
LMHC, LMFT Email: tatoigue@gmail.com 
Katrina Rosario-Sanchez, MSW, LPC 
Jamella Santos, MSW, LPC 
Doris Tolentino, LPC, MSW, LMHC, 
LMFT, MPH 
Tel: 646-5748, 898-1853 
Email: dorislgtolentino@gmail.com; 
igimata.gu@gmail.com 
I Gima'-ta 
167 Leon Guerrero Drive Tumon, Guam 
96913 
NOTES 


Enhance Your 
Quality Of Life Through 
Assistive Technology! 
Enhance Your 
Quality Of Life Through 
Assistive Technology! 
GSAT Services/Programs 
GSAT Demonstration & Resource Center 

GSAT is a center, available to the community, where 
visitors can visit, learn, and make an informative 
decision in selecting the best AT to meet their needs. 

• AT Device Demonstrations 
• Equipment Displays 
• Annual Assistive Technology Conference & Fair 
AT Device 30-day Lending Library 

The GSAT center allows the community an 

available at the center. In addition, items can be 
taken home, to school, or even to the workplace for 
a 30-day period, free of charge. 

• Information and Referral 
• Training on AT Devices & Software 
• Database Library of Products & Services 
AT Recycling & Equipment Exchange 

GSAT, with the help of community partners, 
attempts to repair and refurbish old or used AT 
devices which are later available to the community 
for purchase. 

• Collection of used AT equipment 
• Listing of AT devices for sale or exchange 
Alternative Funding Programs 

GSAT’s loan programs provide the community a 
means to purchase AT or pursue home-based 
employment. 

• Low interest rates and 
• No credit history required 
Call or Visit GSAT! 

Leah Abelon 

AT Center Coordinator 
(V) Phone: 735-2490/1 
TDD: 735-2491 
Fax: 734-8378 

Email: leah.abelon@guamcedders.org 
Website: www.gsatcedders.org 

Guam System for Assistive Technology 
House #19, Dean Circle 
University of Guam 

opportunity to test and actually try any device 

Phone: 735-2490/1 | TTY: 735-2490 | Email: leah.abelon@guamcedders.org | Web: www.gsatcedders.org 


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rainingEducation & Training Education & Training 
The Education & Training section provides contact information for child care 
facilities, Guam’s public schools, colleges and universities, and specialized 
programs for children and adults. 


Accommodation ServicesServices: 
The University offers reasonable accommodations for a student who is otherwise qualified, 
if the accommodation is reasonable, effective and will not alter the fundamental aspect of 
a University program, nor will otherwise impose an undue hardship of the University, 
and/or there are not equivalent alternatives. Students are expected to make timely 
requests for accommodation. If appropriate, the University may choose to consult with such 
individuals at or outside the University to provide expertise needed to evaluate the request for 
accommodation. 
• Letters to Professors• Student Support Services• Library Assistance• Note Takers• Book Readers• Bookshare / AccessText 
• Network Services• Preferred seating at the front of the class 
or near exits 
• Additional time not to exceed double the 
time by the Professor for tests/exams• Class lecture outline and/or power point 
presentation, if available 
• A distraction–reduced room for testing• Excused absences for medical appointments, 
hospitalization or respite related to disability 
• Course substitutions 
• TRIO Programs in English & Mathematics• English Lab• Math Lab 
Undergraduate students with disabilities may 
use existing tutorial labs and services, which are 
available to all undergraduate students by the: 
Contact Information 
Sallie S. Sablan 
Senior Academic Counselor 
with ADA SpecializationStudent Counseling and Advising ServicesTel: 735-0277 
Fax: 734-2442 
Email: sssablan@triton.uog.edu 
Sign Language Interpreters 
Reasonable Accommodations 
Available: 
Other Accommodations: 
Academic Support Center/Tutors: 
Building Accessibility 
Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)
Accommodation ServicesServices: 
The University offers reasonable accommodations for a student who is otherwise qualified, 
if the accommodation is reasonable, effective and will not alter the fundamental aspect of 
a University program, nor will otherwise impose an undue hardship of the University, 
and/or there are not equivalent alternatives. Students are expected to make timely 
requests for accommodation. If appropriate, the University may choose to consult with such 
individuals at or outside the University to provide expertise needed to evaluate the request for 
accommodation. 
• Letters to Professors• Student Support Services• Library Assistance• Note Takers• Book Readers• Bookshare / AccessText 
• Network Services• Preferred seating at the front of the class 
or near exits 
• Additional time not to exceed double the 
time by the Professor for tests/exams• Class lecture outline and/or power point 
presentation, if available 
• A distraction–reduced room for testing• Excused absences for medical appointments, 
hospitalization or respite related to disability 
• Course substitutions 
• TRIO Programs in English & Mathematics• English Lab• Math Lab 
Undergraduate students with disabilities may 
use existing tutorial labs and services, which are 
available to all undergraduate students by the: 
Contact Information 
Sallie S. Sablan 
Senior Academic Counselor 
with ADA SpecializationStudent Counseling and Advising ServicesTel: 735-0277 
Fax: 734-2442 
Email: sssablan@triton.uog.edu 
Sign Language Interpreters 
Reasonable Accommodations 
Available: 
Other Accommodations: 
Academic Support Center/Tutors: 
Building Accessibility 
Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)

Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
ABC CHILDREN’S CENTER 
Location: 

126 Fatima Street 
Liguan Terrace 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 8307 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

ABC SOUTHERN PRE-SCHOOL 
Location: 

196-B Pacha Drive 
Ipan Talofofo, Guam 96915 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

AMAZING KIDS 2 CHILD 
DEVELOPMENT CENTER 
Location: 

Marine Corps Drive RT. 1 Anigua 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 315364 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

ANIGUA LEARNING LADDER CHILD 
CARE CENTER 
Location: 

114 West O’Brien 
Anigua, Guam 96910 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 1013 
Hagåtña, Guam 96932 
BAMBINI MONTESSORI SCHOOL 
CENTER 
Location: 

227 Tumon Heights Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full Time, Part Time, After School 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am-6:00pm (Except GovGuam 
& Federal Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 5 years 
Mon-Fri: 6:30am - 6:00pm (Except 
GovGuam & Federal Holidays) 

Ages: 2 1/2 months to 6 years Full-Time, Part-
Time, Daily Care 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except Selected 
Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 5 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, Daily Drop-in 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am-6:00pm (Except Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 10 Years 
Full-Time, After School, 
Part-Time 
Mon-Sat: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except Selected 
Holidays) 

Tel/Fax: 637-9441 
Email: abcchildrenscenter@hotmail. 
com 
Owner: Sabina Tamondong 

Tel: 789-5314 
Email: 

abcsps.arlene@gmail.com 
Owner: Arlene Paulino 

Tel: 472-2271 
Email: 

rlchang70@gmail.com 
Owner: Rosalie Chang 

Tel: 989-3621 
Email: peredo@guam.net 
Owner: JR Peredo Inc. 

Tel: 649-2636 
Fax: 649-2642 
Email: soba_86@hotmail.com, 
nagarajs@ite.net 
Owners: Natarajan & Subasri Nagarajan 


Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
DOC'S DAY CARE, LLC dba DOC'S DAY Ages: Birth to 8 years Tel: 646-1857 
CARE & PRESCHOOL 
Location: 
1088 RT 16. Units #1-3 
Full-Time, Part-Time, 
Half-Time, Daily 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:30pm (Except Holidays) 
Email: docs_daycare@yahoo.com 
Owner: Doc's Day Care, LLC 
Barrigada Heights, Guam 96913 
Mailing Address: 
P. O. Box 7450 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

DOC'S KIDDIE COLLEGE Ages: 2 to 8 years Tel: 735-1857 
Location: 
159 Washington Drive 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 
Full-Time, Part-Time, Daily 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am-6:00pm 
(Except Holidays) 
Email: docs.kiddie.college@gmail.com 
Owner: Doc's Day Care, LLC 
Mailing Address: 
P.O. Box 7450 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

DOMINICAN CHILD DEVELOPMENT Ages: 18 months to 6 years Full-Time Tel: 477-7228 / 472-1524 
CENTER Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 5:30pm (Except Holidays) Fax: 472-4282 
Location: Email: 
130 Dero Drive 
Ordot, Guam 96910 
dcdcj1980_2@yahoo.com 
Owner: Religious Missionaries of Saint 
Mailing Address: Dominic 
P. O. Box 5668 
Hagåtña, Guam 96932 

ESCOLA GUAM, LLC DBA WORLD OF 
WONDER CHILDCARE & LEARNING 
CENTER 
Location: 

429 Chalan Pale Ramon Haya 
Suite 105C & 106C Yigo Town Center Bldg. C. 
Yigo, Guam 96929 

Mailing Address: 

PMB 413 1270 N. Marine Dr. Suite 101 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, 
After School 
Mon - Fri: 6:30am - 6:30pm (Except 
GovGuam Holidays) 

Tel: 637-0969 
Email: 

wowchildcare.director@gmail.com, 
director.wow@yahoo.com 
Owners: Escola Gyam, LLC 


Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
FIRST STEP EARLY CHILDHOOD 
EDUCATIONAL CENTER 
Location: 

308 Mepa St. Finegayan 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 27573 
GMF, Guam 96921 
GIGGLES & SCRIBBLES CHILD CARE 
CENTER 
Location: 

135 Pale Leon Murphy 
Chalan San Antonio 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 11741 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 
GRACE CARE CENTER EARLY 
CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT 
Location: 

727 Robat Street, Rt. 8 
Maite, Guam 96932 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 5426 
Hagåtña, Guam 96932 

GUAM LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 
Location: 

233 Ladera Lane 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 26221 
Barrigada, Guam 96921 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After-School, Daily 
Drop-In 
Mon-Fri: 6:30am - 6:00pm (Except Federal 
Holidays) 

Ages: 1 month to 10 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, 
After School 
Mon - Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except 
GovGuam Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, Hourly, Daily 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except Federal 
Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full-Time, After School, Drop-in 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 5:30pm 

Tel: 632-2839 
Email: firststepguam@yahoo.com 
Owner: 

Tricia Henricksen 

Tel: 989-5437 
Email: guam.giggles@gmail.com 
Owners: Maria Victoria Dayang Silan 

Tel: 475-2273 
Email: gracecarecenter671@gmail.com 
Owner: 

Ted & Tina De Leon Guerrero 

Tel: 734-2452 
Email: gla_guam@yahoo.com 
Owner: Vera Jack, LLC, 
Joshua Singleton 



We’re Growing! We’re Growing! 
Center Features 
Early Learners Group 
Social Skills Group 
One-on-one therapy 
Potty training 
Structured, 
distraction-free 
environment 
All clinical programs 
supervised by aboard certified 
behavior analyst 
Early Learners 
Group 
Designed specificallyfor children who are 
almost, but not quite,
ready for a traditional 
classroom setting. The 
Early Learners Group 
o ers opportunities foryour child to learn: 
Ready-to-learn skills 
Self-Care skills 
Social skills 
Peer interaction 
Group learning skills 
Pretend play 
Play/recreation skills 
Daily living skills 
Classroom readiness 
HunterSpeaks Organization 

Autism Center 

HunterSpeaks Organization o ers evidence based therapyfor individuals with autism and related disorders in a variety 
of settings: center, home, and community. 


ABA is proven to be the most e ective method of teachingchildren on the spectrum, and has been endorsed by the 
Surgeon General, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and 
the Association for Science in Autism Research. 

Our compassionate sta receives extensive training to ensure 
your child gets the personalized and e ective treatment they 
need to develop age appropriate language, social and 
independent living skills. 

Become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)

If you are interested in helping us build this workforce please send 
your resume to hunterspeaks671@gmail.com 

For more information visit our website 
and follow us on social media 


www.hunterspeaksguam.org @hunterspeaksorg https://www.facebook.com/hunterspeaksorg 


Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
GUAM MONTESSORI, INC dba 
MONTESSORI LEARNING CENTER 
Location: 

2078 Suite A & B 

U.S. Army Dr., Rte 16 
Harmon, Guam 96929 
Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

HARMONY KIDS CHILD CARE CENTER 
Location: 

105 Gun Beach Road 
Tumon, Guam 96911 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

INFANT OF PRAGUE NURSERY & 
KINDERGARTEN 
Location: 

164 Sabanan Magas Road 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

JERICHO'S CHILDCARE CENTER 
Location: 

154 SGT. Roy T. Damien St. 
Mongmong, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 24211 
Barrigada, Guam 96921 

L.T. DIGI-TELL ENTERPRISES, INC. dba: 
DEDEDO CHILD CARE & LEARNING 
CENTER 
Location: 
140 Clara Street, Kaiser 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 10672 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

Ages: 2 years to 6 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:30am - 4:00pm 

Ages: Birth to 15 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, 
After School, Drop-In 
Mon-Sat: 8:00am - 7:00pm (Closed New 
Year's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas) 

Ages: 3 months to 12 years 
Full-Time; Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am-5:30pm (Except 
GovGuam, Federal, and Religious Holidays) 

Ages: 6 months to 5 years 
Full-Time; Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am-5:30pm (Except 
GovGuam, Federal, and Religious Holidays) 

Ages: 1 month to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, Drop-In 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 5:30pm (Except Holidays) 

Tel: 633-0240 / 487-0240 
Email: chonamontessori@ymail.com 
Owner: Chona G. Domingo 

Tel: 649-4467 
Fax: 647-0032 
Email: hmkidsgu@ite.net, hmkidsgu@ 
teleguam.net 
Owner: Hiroko Maeda 

Tel: 734-2785 
Fax: 734-1055 
Email: iopmercy@gmail.com 
Owner: Sisters of Mercy 

Tel: 734-3246 
Email: 

jerichochildcarecenter19@gmail.com 
Owner: Tricia R. C. Taisipic & Randy 
Barcinas 

Tel: 632-9734/482-9734 
Fax: 637-9629 
Email: tess@digi-tell.com/dcclc@digitell.
com 

Owners: 

Teresa S. & Larry D. Halladay 


Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
LITTLE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL OF 
GUAM, LLC 
Location: 

428 Chalan San Antonion St. STE 103 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

LITTLE EINSTEINS CHILD LEARNING 
CENTER 
Location: 

125 Tun Felix Camacho Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

LITTLE FISHER'S DAY CARE & EARLY 
LEARNING ACADEMY LLC 
Location: 

Em Chen Bldg. 1001 Army Dr. Unit 102 
Barrigada, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 170111 
Inarajan, Guam 96917 

LITTLE GARDEN DAY CARE CENTER 
Location: 

Guam Reef Hotel, 1st Floor 
1317 Pale San Vitores Road 
Tumon, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

1317 Pale San Vitores Road 
Tumon, Guam 96913 

LITTLE LEARNING EARLY CHILDHOOD 
ACADEMY 
Location: 

Legacy Square Plaza 
652 South Route 10 Mangilao, Guam 
96931 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 3151 
Hagatna, Guam 96932 

Ages: 2 years to 10 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except 
GovGuam Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 5:30pm (Except 
GovGuam Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 10 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except 
GovGuam Holidays) 

Ages: 3 months to 13 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After School, Drop-In 
Mon-Sat: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Closed: 
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year) 

Ages: Birth - 12 years 
Mon-Fri: 6:00am - 6:00pm (Except 
GovGuam Holidays) 

Tel: 649-6779 
Email: lcs.guam2019@gmail.com 
Owner: Jinjerly Lalic 

Tel: 647-Kids (5437) 
Email: littlee.guam@gmail.com 
Owner: John Park 

Tel: 989-0533 
Email: littlefish671@yahoo.com 
Owner: Janice Meno 

Tel: 648-4649; 989-9009 
Email: guam@littlegarden-inter.com 
Owner: Guam Language Center, Inc. 

Tel: 735-KIDS (5437) 
Owners: Little Learners, Inc. 
Email: littlelearnersguam@gmail.com 


Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
LITTLE ONE’S CHILD CARE CENTER 
Location: 

218 Ysengsong Road 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

MARIA ARTERO CATHOLIC PRESCHOOL 
Location: 

161 Sunset Drive Apt. A 
Agaña Heights, Guam 96910 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

MERCY HEIGHTS CATHOLIC NURSERY 
& KINDERGARTEN 
Location: 

211 San Vitores St. Perezville 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

M.G. HUFFER ADVENTURES IN 
LEARNING CHILD DEVELOPMENT 
CENTER 
Location: 
160 Serafin Mafnas Court 
Yoña, Guam 96915 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 414 
Hagåtña, Guam 96932 
MILESTONES PLAY & LEARN CENTER 
Location: 

J&G Commercial Center 
215 E. Chalan Santo Papa 
Ste. 101-103 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 6922 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 
Ages: 2 months to 16 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After School, Drop-In 
Mon-Sat: 6:30am - 9:00pm (Except 
Holidays) 

Ages: 3 ½ to 6 years 
Full-time, Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 5:30pm (Except GovGuam 
& Religious Holidays) 

Ages: 18 months to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except 
GovGuam, Federal, and Religious Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 17 years 
Full Time, Part-Time, 
After School, Hourly 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except Holidays) 

Ages: 5 months to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, 
After School 
Mon-Fri: 6:30am - 6:00pm 
(Except on Labor Day, Thanksgiving, 
Christmas, & New Year) 

Tel: 633-5451 
Email: littleones.espinosa@gmail.com 
Owners: Christopher and Arlyn 
Espinosa 

Tel: 472-8777 
Fax: 472-2326 
Email: macpksy12@gmail.com 
Owner: Mercedarian Missionaries of 
Berriz 

Tel: 646-1185 
Fax: 649-1822 
Email: mhcnk211@gmail.com 
Owner: Sisters of Mercy 

Tel: 789-2273 
Email: dhuffer56@gmail.com, 
lantinyan@hotmail.com 

Owners: 

Gerard & Magdalena Huffer 

Tel/Fax: 989-1127; 988-1124; 988-1190 
Email: milestonesplaynlearn.guam@ 
gmail.com 
Owner: Ron Rosario 


Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
MNW dba: LOTS OF LEARNING CHILD 
CARE CENTER INC. 
Location: 

313 Herman DeLeon St. 
Sinajaña, Guam 96910 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 3930 
Hagåtña, Guam 96932 

NENE CHILD CARE CENTER 
Location: 

177 Techaira Street 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 1742 
Hagåtña, Guam 96932 
NEW CHILDREN WORLD LEARNING 
AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER 
Location: 

240 Redondo Catan Street Dededo, Guam 
96929 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 420 Macheche Avenue 
Macheche Dededo, Guam 96929 
PNG CHILD CARE AND LEARNING 
CENTER 
Location: 

169 Milagro Street 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 7266 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 
PNG CHILD CARE AND LEARNING 
CENTER AT 
LEO PALACE 
Location: 

221 Lake View Drive, Legacy Tower Units 105 
& 106, Leo Palace Resort 
Yoña, Guam 96915 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 7266 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 
Ages: 1 month to 7 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 5:30pm (Day) 6:00pm - 
11:00pm (Night)(Except GovGuam & Federal 
Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full-Time, Daily 
Mon-Fri : 7:00am - 5:30pm (Except 
GovGuam & Federal Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 11 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, Drop-In 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - Midnight 
Sat-Sun: 7:30am - Midnight 
(Except on New Year’s Day, Independence 
Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving & Christmas 
Day) 

Ages: Birth to 13 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, Drop-In, After School 
Mon-Sat: 7:00am-6:00pm 
(Except on New Year’s Day, Independence 
Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving & Christmas 
Day) 

Tel: 477-4245 
Email: lolccc09@gmail.com 
Owner: MNW Corporation 

Tel/Fax: 734-8368 
Email: nenechildcarecenter@yahoo.com 
Owner: Ariana Soriano, Sandra S. Quinn 

Tel: 632-8570 
Fax: 632-2444 
Email: zeny_unsay@yahoo.com 
Owner: 

Maria Zenaida Unsay 

Tel: 649-4220 / 646-4534 
Fax: 646-4024/646-5971 
Email: pngchildcare@gmail.net, 
etgapas@gmail.com 

Owner: 

PNG Inc., Estela Gapas 

Tel: 300-9704/05 

Ext. 2105/2106 
Email: png.leopalace@gmail.com, 
maureen_lujan@hotmail.com 
Owner: 
PNG Inc., Estela Gapas 


Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
PRECIOUS ONES CHILD CARE AND 
LEARNING CENTER 
Location: 

642 N. Chalan Kanton Tasi 
Route 4 Chaot 
Sinajaña, Guam 96910 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

REACH FOR THE STARS LEARNING 
CENTER 
Location: 

115 Joe & Flo Dr. 
Agaña Heights, GU 96910 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

SAGAN FINA'NA'GUEN FINO' 
CHAMORU 
Location: 

526 East Santa Barbara Ave 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 526 E. Santa Barbara, Dededo Guam 
96929 
SHINING STARS LEARNING & 
DEVELOPMENT CENTER 
Location: 

125 Angela Drive 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

SMALL WORLD PLAY & LEARN CENTER 
Location: 

230 A/B East Liguan Avenue 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Mailing Address: 

PMB 134 
130 W. Marine Corps Drive 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time 
Mon-Fri: 6:00am - 6:00 pm 
(Except GovGuam & Federal Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 6 years 
Full-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:30am - 5:30pm (Except Holidays) 

Ages: 1 month to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After School 
Mon-Sat: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except for 
GovGuam holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After School 
Mon-Sat: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except for 
GovGuam holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 10 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After School, Daily 
Mon-Fri: 6:30am - 5:30pm (Except some 
holidays) 

Tel: 477-2229 
Email: precious1schild@yahoo.com 
Owner: Rita Perez-Welton 

Tel: 482-7802 / 477-3422 
Email: rftslc@yahoo.com 
Owner: Cassandra A. Gutierrez 

Tel: 632-2395 / 727-5964 
Email: sffcdaycare@yahoo.com 
Owner: Maria Lynn T. Iriarte 

Tel: 632-9251 
Email: shiningstarsldc@gmail.com 
Owner/Director: Jenneth Rosario 

Tel: 632-7678 
Email: smallworldcenter@gmail.com 
Owner: Elizalde Bagcal 


Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
TAMUNING DAY CARE & LEARNING 
CENTER 
Location: 

336 Farenholt Avenue 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

TAN VICTORIA'S CHAMORU DAY CARE 
Location: 

159 Etton Lane 
Sinajaña, Guam 

Mailing Address: 

526 East Santa Barbara Avenue 
Dededo, Guam 96929 

TENDER SHEPHERD PRESCHOOL 
Location: 

787 W. Marine Corps Drive 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Mailing Address: 

Same as above 

Ages: 15 months to 10 years 
Full-Time 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm 

Ages: 1 month to 5 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time 
Mon-Sat: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except for 
Government of Guam Holidays) 

Ages: 2 years to 8 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After School, Daily 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except 
Christmas, New Year, Columbus Day, Labor 
Day, Thanksgiving, Martin Luther King, & 
Liberation Day) 

Tel: 646-5414 
Owner/Director: 

Tracy Crisostomo 

Tel: 477-2394 
Email: 

sffcdaycare@yahoo.com 
Owner: Lynn Iriarte 

Tel: 477-4732 
Email: tendershepherdguam@gmail. 
com 
Owner: Lutheran Church 

THE GIVING TREE CHILDREN'S 
ACADEMY 
Location: 

108 Lodo Street, NCS Road, Dededo, Guam 
96929 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 8307 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

THE GIVING TREE EARLY LEARNING 
CENTER 
Location: 

200 Chalan Pale Ramon Lagu 
Yigo, Guam 96929 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 8307 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

Ages: 3 months to 10 years 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Closed on all 
Government of Guam and Federal Holidays) 

Ages: 3 months to 10 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After School, Daily 
Drop-in 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Closed on all 
Government of Guam and Federal Holidays) 

Tel: 989-8733 
Email: thegivingtreeca@outlook.com 
Owner: 

Jim & Maelonie Tamondong 

Tel: 969-1734 
Email: thegivingtreeguam@hotmail. 
com 

Owner: 

Jim & Maelonie Tamondong 


Child Care Centers Description Contact Information Child Care Centers Description Contact Information 
THE GIVING TREE INTERNATIONAL 
PRESCHOOL 
Location: 

2185 Gun Beach Road 
Tumon, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 8307 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

Ages: 3 months to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After School, Daily 
Drop-in 
Mon-Sat: 7:00am - 11:00pm (Closed on all 
Government of Guam and Federal Holidays) 

Tel: 488-4997 
Email: internccc@outlook.com 
Owner: 

Jim & Maelonie Tamondong 

THE YOUNG LEARNER CENTER Ages: Birth to 12 years Tel/Fax: 632-1372 
Location: 
515 East Santa Barbara Ave., Kaiser 
Full-Time, Part-Time, 
After School 
Email: theyounglearnercenter@gmail. 
com 
Dededo, Guam 96929 
Mailing Address: 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6.00pm (Except 
Government of Guam & Federal Holidays) 
Owner: 
Corazon H. San Nicolas 
Same as above 

TINA'S LEARNING CENTER (TLC) 
Location: 

141 Washington Drive 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 

Mailing Address: 

P. O. Box 5426 
Hagåtña, Guam 96932 
TINY BLESSINGS CHRISTIAN 
CHILDCARE AND EDUCATIONAL 
CENTER 
Location: 

2123A Ypao Road 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

Mailing Address: 

170 US Army Sgt. Pedro L. Aguon St. 
Barrigada, Guam 96913 

Ages: Birth to 12 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, Daily 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Except Holidays) 

Ages: Birth to 15 years 
Full-Time, Part-Time, After School, Daily 
Drop-in 
Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm (Closed on all 
Government of Guam and Federal Holidays) 

Tel: 734-3755 
Email: tinadeleonguerrero@gmail.com 
Owners: 

Ted & Tina DeLeon Guerrero 

Tel: 989-4321 
Email: tinyblessingsguam@gmail.com 
Owner: Cid & Tami Caser 


Private Schools Contact Information Private Schools Contact Information 
Academy of Our Lady of Guam 
Bishop Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School 

Dominican Catholic School 

Family Baptist Church School 
Father Duenas Memorial School 
Grace Academy Guam 
Guam Adventist Academy 

Guam Evangelical Christian Academy 
Harvest Christian Academy 

Notre Dame High School 

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic School 

Saint Anthony Catholic School 

Saint Francis Catholic School 

Saint John’s School 
San Vicente Catholic School 

Santa Barbara Catholic School 

Tel: 477-8203 
Fax: 477-8555 

Tel: 472-6670/477-1026Fax: 477-4028 
Website: www.bbmcs.org 

Tel: 653-3021/3140Fax: 653-3090 
Website: www.dcsguam.com 

Tel: 632-4929 

Tel: 735-3372/3Fax: 734-5738 

Tel: 477-2222/2030Website: www.graceacademygu.com 

Tel: 789-1515 
Fax: 789-3547 
Website: www.gaasda.org 

Tel: 734-3241 
Fax: 734-5663 

Tel: 477-6341 
Fax: 477-7136 
Website: www.hcaguam.org 

Tel: 789-1676/1745Fax: 789-4847 
Website: www.ndhsguam.com 

Tel: 565-3822/5128Fax: 565-3539 
Website: www.mtcarmelguam.com 

Tel: 647-1140 
Fax: 649-7130 
Website: www.sacsguam.org 

Tel: 789-1270 
Fax: 789-3900 
Website: www.sfcscrusaders.com 

Tel: 646-8080 
Fax: 649-6791 

Tel: 735-4240/7Fax: 734-8718 
Website: www.svcsguam.com 

Tel: 632-5578 
Fax: 632-1414 
Website: www.sbcs.edu.gu 


Private Schools Contact Information Private Schools Contact Information 
Southern Christian Academy Tel: 565-7020 
Fax: 565-5119 
St. Paul Christian School Tel: 637-9855/8544Fax: 637- 2697 
Website: www.spcsguam.org 
Temple Baptist Christian School Tel: 477-9507 
Website: www.templebaptistguam.com 
GUAM DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 

Title Address Contact Information 
Superintendent 

Deputy Superintendent 
Educational Support & Community 
Learning 

Deputy Superintendent 
Curriculum & Support Improvement 

Deputy Superintendent 
Assessment & Accountability 

Deputy Superintendent 
Finance & Administrative Services 

Assistant Superintendent 
Division of Special Education 

501 Mariner Avenue Barrigada, Guam 
96913 

501 Mariner Avenue Barrigada, Guam 
96913 

501 Mariner Avenue Barrigada, Guam 
96913 

501 Mariner Avenue Barrigada, Guam 
96913 

501 Mariner Avenue Barrigada, Guam 
96913 

501 Mariner Avenue Barrigada, Guam 
96913 

Tel: 300-1547 
Fax: 472-5001 
Website: www.gdoe.net 

Tel: 300-1631 
Website: www.gdoe.net 

Tel: 300-1247 
Website: www.gdoe.net 

Tel: 300-1533 
Website: www.gdoe.net 

Tel: 300-1575 
Fax: 472-5003 
Website: www.gdoe.net 

Tel: 300-1322 
Website: www.gdoe.net 


GUAM DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 

Division of Special Education Contact Information 
Administrative Office 
Tel: 300-1322/2293 
Email: sped@gdoe.net 
Assistive Technology/Speech & Language Tel: 300-1322/2297 
Audiological Services Tel: 300-2254 
Autism Tel: 300-1322 
Compliance Office Tel: 300-1324/1327 
Data Office Tel: 300-1322 
Deaf & Hard of Hearing Program Tel: 300-1322 
Emotionally Disability/Psychological Service Tel: 300-1322/2298 
Guam Early Intervention System (GEIS) Tel: 300-5776/5816 
Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy/Leisure Education Tel: 300-1322/2297 
Parent Services Tel: 300-1321/2292 
Preschool/Elementary School Programs/Private School Tel: 300-1322/2294 
Transition Services Tel: 300-1322 
Transportation Dispatch: 300-2292 
Vision Services Tel: 300-2297/1322 

Department of Education Programs Contact Information 
GUAM HEAD START PROGRAM Tel: 475-0484 

Department of Education Fax: 477-1535 
Website: http://guamheadstart.gdoe.net

501 Mariner Avenue Barrigada, Guam 96913 

ACADEMICS & ARTS Tel: 477-0631, 300-5332 
Department of Education 
501 Mariner Avenue Barrigada, Guam 96913 


GUAM DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 

Elementary Schools Contact Information 
Adacao Elementary 300-6500, 300-1035, 300-6512 
Agana Heights Elementary 477-8040, 477-8340, 300-4805 
Astumbo Elementary 635-4363, 300-6921 
CL Taitano Elementary 475-4502, 472-4245, 300-4643/4/5 
Carbullido Elementary 734-4341, 300-4284 
Chief Brodie Elementary 647-4444, 648-1700, 300-2247 
DL Perez Elementary 653-0404, 653-2177, 300-3927 
Finegayan Elementary 632-9361 
Harry S. Truman Elementary 565-9626, 300-5366 
Inarajan Elementary 828-8641/2, 300-1824/5 ext.1822 
JM Guerrero Elementary 632-1540, 300-6089 
JQ San Miguel Elementary 477-9370/1, 300-4467 
LB Johnson Elementary 646-5046 
Liguan Elementary 300-1680 
MA Ulloa Elementary 300-6742, 632-5176, 300-6745 
MU Lujan Elementary 789-1535, 300-1470 
Machananao Elementary 635-4381, 300-1285 
Marcial Sablan Elementary 565-2238/2946, 300-5903 
Merizo Martyrs Elementary 828-8779, 300-2204 
Ordot Chalan Pago Elementary 477-9645, 300-5182, 300-5184 
PC Lujan Elementary 734-3971/2, 300-2903 
Price Elementary 734-2159 
Talofofo Elementary 789-1171, 300-1640 
Tamuning Elementary 646-8058/9, 300-2544 
Upi Elementary 633-1382 
Wettengel Elementary 632-7770, 300-6564 

Middle Schools Contact Information 
Agueda Johnston Middle 472-6785, 300-5005 
Astumbo Middle 300-2610 
FB Leon Guerrero Middle 653-2080/3732 
Inarajan Middle 475-0673, 300-2005 
Jose LG Rios Middle 475-2426, 475-2427, 300-3403 
LP Untalan Middle 735-3110, 300-2727 
Oceanview Middle 565-2961, 300-5730, 300-5732 
Vicente SA Benavente Middle 632-5647, 300-6387 


Emergency NumbersGovernment AgenciesFamily/Parent SupportsHealth ServicesEducational Services 
Emergency NumbersGovernment AgenciesFamily/Parent SupportsHealth ServicesEducational Services 
GUAM DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 

High Schools Contact Information 
George Washington High 734-2911 
John F. Kennedy High 642-2100 
JP Torres Alternative School 565-5291 
Okkodo High 300-1870 
Simon Sanchez High 653-2313 
Southern High 479-2103 
Tiyan High 300-5570, 300-5577 

Charter Schools Contact Information 
GUAHAN ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL Tel: 979-1065 
Email: askme@guahanacademy.orgWebsite: www.guahanacademy.org 

iLEARN ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL Tel: 989-3789/99Email: admin@ilearnguam.orgWebsite: 
www.ilearnacademycharterschool.com 

SCIENCE IS FUN AND AWESOME LEARNING Tel: 734-7432 

ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL (SIFA) Email: admin@sifalacs.com 
Website: http://sifalacs.sifapacific.org 


*For Middle School Students Only* 

Find information about 
services available for children 
ages birth to eight years in the 

NENI DIRECTORY 

735-2477 
www.guamcedders.org 


EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS 
Agency Contact Information 
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS 
Agency Contact Information 
AMERICORPS PROGRAM 

A program of Department of Labor 

ASMUYAO COMMUNITY SCHOOL 

GUAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE (GCC) 

Office of Accommodative Services (OAS) 


1 Sesame Street, Student Services & Administration Building (Bldg. 
2000), Room 2138/9 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

PROJECT AIM TRIO (PAIM) 

A program of Guam Community College 

TRIO PROGRAM 

Programs of the University of Guam 

UNIVERSITY OF GUAM (UOG) 
ADA Accommodation Services 

Enrollment Management and Student Success 
Student Counseling and Advising Services 

Student Center Rotunda Office #4 
UOG Station, Mangilao, Guam 96923 

UNIVERSITY OF GUAM CEDDERS 

University of Guam Center for Excellence in Developmental 
Disabilities Education, Research, & Service (Guam CEDDERS) 

Tel: 300-4599 
Website: https://serveguam.com/about-us/staff 


Tel: 475-9276 
Cell: 482-1847 
Fax: 477-1479 
Email: mainoffice.acs@gmail.com 


Tel: 735-5597 
TDD: 735-5597 
Fax: 734-5238 

Tel: 735-5594/5 
Fax: 734-5238 
Website: https://guamcc.edu/projectaim 

Tel: 735-2245/6 
Fax: 734-7514 

Tel: 735-2460 
TDD: 735-2460 
Fax: 734-2442 

Tel: 735-2481 
TTY: 734-6531 
Fax: 734-5709 
Website: www.guamcedders.org 


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Individual 
& Family Supports 

The Individual and Family Supports section 
provides information on community resources that 
provide services in areas such as case management, 
counseling, and crisis intervention. Other areas 
covered include advocacy & legal services, assistive 
technology, emergency services, day programs, 
diagnostic/evaluation services, personal assistance 
services, recreation & leisure, respite care, senior 
citizens services, and other support services. 


amily Supports 



ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
ADULT DRUG COURT 

A program of Superior Court 
of Guam 

120 West O'Brien Drive 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

ATTORNEY AT LAW/ 
LEGAL ASSISTANCE 
SERVICE 

Law Offices of Gary W.F 
Gumataotao, ESQ. and William 

B. Pole, EDQ. 
115 San Ramon Street, Ste 301 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

CHILD PROTECTIVE 
SERVICES (CPS) 

A program of Department of 
Public Health & Social Services 

194 Hernan Cortez Ave.Terlaje 
Bldg.,Ste. 309 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

GUAM CLIENT 
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM/ 
PARENT AGENCIES 
NETWORK (PAN) 

1350 North Marine Corps Drive 
Dos Amantes Plaza Ste. 206 
Upper Tumon Guam 96913 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-3361 
ADA Coordinator: 

300-7993 ext. 893 
Fax: 477-4944 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-0200 
Fax: 475-0203 
Email: fgumataotao@ 
yahoo.com 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-2653 
Fax: 477-0500 

Contact the Guam Police 
Department (GPD) after 5pm, 
weekends and holidays at 
472-8911 for emergencies 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 646-4227 
Fax: 649-4211 
Email: gcap671@ 
gmail.com 

The Adult Drug Court program 
seeks to integrate substance abuse 
treatment, sanctions, and incentives 
with case processing so that nonviolent 
defendents in drug-related 
cases are placed in a judicially 
supervised rehabilitation program. 
Through a collaborative team 
approach, the members of the judicial 

system and these criminal offenders 

work together toward a successful 
recovery and reintegration into the 
community as productive, law-abiding 
citizens. 

A program of the Division of Senior 
Citizens that provides legal counseling 
and/or representation for older 
individuals age 60 or over, at little 
or no cost for legal matters such 
as wills, powers-of-attorney, and 
guardianships. 

Child Protective Services (CPS) 
is responsible for receiving and 
investigating all reports of child 
abuse and neglect. CPS may execute 
protective custody if necessary, and 
also coordinates and collaborates 
with other service providers; monitors 
case progress; provides supportive 
counseling; attends court hearings; 
and participates in case reviews and 
treatment team meetings. 

The Guam Client Assistance 
Program (CAP) provides assistance, 
information, and advocacy for 
people with disabilities who are 
getting or applying for services under 
the Rehabilitation Act. Programs 
included are vocational rehabilitation, 
independent living services, and 

projects with private firms. 


ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
GUAM 
DEVELOPMENTAL 
DISABILITIES COUNCIL 
(GDDC) 

130 University Drive, Suite 
17, Castle Mall, Mangilao, 
Guam 96913 

GUAM LEGAL 
SERVICES 
CORPORATION 
DISABILITY LAW 
CENTER (GLSC-DLC) 

113 Bradley Place Hagåtña, 
Guam 96910 

GUAM STATE 
REHABILITATION 
COUNCIL 

A program of Division of 
Vocational Rehabilitation 

238 Archbishop F.C. Flores 
Street, Suite 602, 6th Floor, 
DNA Building Hagåtña, 
Guam 96910 

GUMA' MAMI, INC. 

P.O. Box FN Hagatna, Guam 
96932 
HARVEST HOUSE 

170C Machuate Street 
Barrigada, Guam 96913 

OFFICE OF THE 
ATTORNEY GENERAL 

590 South Marine Corps 
Drive Suite 901 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 4:30pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Tel: 735-9127 
Fax: 734-9121 
Email: guamddc@gddc. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 477-9811 
Fax: 477-1320 
TDD/TTY: 477-3416 
Email: information@ 
guamlsc.org 
Website: www.lawhelp. 
org/GU 

Tel: 475-5738/5 
Fax: 475-4661 

Tel: 477-1505 
24 Hour Hotline: 4872505 
Fax: 477-4984 
Email: gumamami@ 
guam.net 

Emergency Phone: 

300-5433 
Fax: 477-7136 

Tel: 475-3324 
Fax: 472-2493 
Email: law@guamag.org 
Website: www. 
guamattorneygeneral. 
com 

The Guam Developmental Disabilities 
Council advocates for systems 
change, public policy, and best 
practices that promote the full 
inclusion and integration of people with 
developmental disabilities in Guam. 

GLSC-DLC protects and advocates 
the rights of individuals with disabilities 
under all applicable federal and local 
laws. In addition to Protection and 
Advocacy Programs, GLSC-DLC also 
provides civil legal representation to 
eligible low-income individuals. 

The Council provides the Division 
of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) 
with an external consumer-oriented 
perspective. 

Guma’ Mami’s mission is to facilitate 
the full inclusion and integration of 
adults with intellectual and other 
disabilities into their communities 
through individual and family supports. 

Harvest House is a ministry for 
foster children & families on Guam 
that provides for their physical 
needs, spiritual encouragement, and 
emotional support. 

Prosecutes individuals; consults with 
victims/witnesses for case preparation, 
evidence gathering, and testimony; 
and advocates for consumers. 


GUMA’ MAMI, INC.
Guma’ Mami is a nonprofit community-based organization dedicated to providing supports and services to 
GUMA’ MAMI, INC.
Guma’ Mami is a nonprofit community-based organization dedicated to providing supports and services to 
DRAFT
individuals with disabilities on Guam. The organization was formed in 1980s by a group of family members 
of individuals with disabilities, professionals in the disabilitiy field, and concerned community members to 
address the critical community needs of supportive housing and case management services for individuals 
with disabilities. Since then, Guma’ Mami as been advocating for development and expansion of services for 
individuals with disabilities. Curent programs include: 


Hinanao-ta (Our Journey) Program at the Independent Group Home
Provides 24 hour supportive services in a group home setting in the community. Individuals participatein activities to support transitions into homes of their own. Funded by the Guam Behavioral Health andWellness Center (GBH&WC). 


Mary Clare Home
This home provides 24 hour supportive services that assist individuals to transition into homes of their own. 


Women In Solidarity with Hope
This is an educational support group for women with disabilities who are survivors of abuse. 


Sagan Mami Resource and Drop In Center offers four (4) program components: 
•Enrichment Center -(8am-5pm)
Utilizing the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Eight Dimensions 
of Wellness, the Enrichment Center offers resources and individual and/or group activities for 
individuals with serious mental illness or those with co-occurring disabilities of serious mental illness 
and substance abuse disorder to develop a recovery and wellness lifestyle. 

•Peer Support/Mentorship Training
With the premise that people who have faced, endured and overcame challenges can offer useful encouragement, 
hope, support and mentorship to others facing similar situations, Sagan Mami’s Certified 
Peer Specialists offer trainings, supports and mentorship to individuals with serious mental illness, 
including those with co-occurring serious mental illness and substance abuse disorders, to develop 
positive life skills to cope with life’s challenges in the road to recovery and healing. 

•Supported Employment Program
The Supported Employment Program prepares individuals with serious mental illness to compete in 
the competitive job market while actively participating in treatment at Guam Behavioral Health and 
Wellness Center. 

•Drop-In Center -(5pm-9pm)
Utilizing the International Program for Clubhouse Development concept, Sagan Mami Drop-In 
Center offers adult individuals with serious mental illness, including those with co-occurring serious 
mental illness and substance use disorders, who are homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness, a 
safe haven, an accepting place for anyone in need of support, advocacy and self-empowerment ontheir recovery journey. The program offers peer support, recreational, social, and life skills activities, 
as well as referrals for needed services in the community. 

Contact Us 

Tel: (671) 477-1505Fax: (671) 477-4984E-mail: gumamami@guam.net 


ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC 
GUARDIAN 

110 West O'Brien Drive 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

PROBATION DIVISION 

A program of the Superior 
Court of Guam 

120 West O'Brien Drive 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

PROTECTION 
& ADVOCACY 
FOR ASSISTIVE 
TECHNOLOGY (PAAT) 

A program of Guam Legal 
Services Corporation 

- Disability Law Center 
(GLSC-DLC) 
113 Bradley Place Hagåtña, 
Guam 96910 

PROTECTION & 
ADVOCACY FOR 
BENEFICIARIES OF 
SOCIAL SECURITY 
BENEFICIARIES 
(PABSS) 

A program of Guam Legal 
Services Corporation 

- Disability Law Center 
(GLSC-DLC) 
113 Bradley Place Hagåtña, 
Guam 96910 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-3173 
Fax: 472-0381 
Website: www. 
guamcourts.org 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 4:00pm Tel: 475-3448 
ADA Coordinator: 
300-7993 ext. 893 

Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 4:30pm Tel: 477-9811 
Fax: 477-1320 
Email: information@ 
guamlsc.org 
Website: www. 
guamlegalservices.org 

Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 4:30pm Tel: 477-9811 
Fax: 477-1320 
Email: information@ 
guamlsc.org 
Website: www. 
guamlegalservices.org 

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, advises, and 

guides persons who are seeking or 
have been appointed as guardian of 

an adult. Offers guidance to avoid the 

need for appointment of a guardian. 

The Probation division of the Superior 
Court monitors adults/children who 
are on pre-trial release. Conditions of 
probation depends on what the 
court has ordered and what charges 
were given. 

PAAT conducts activities that 
advocates for or educates persons that 
utilize assistive technology devices 
and services, and executes legal, 
administrative, and other appropriate 
means of representation to implement 
systems change and advocacy 
activities. 

PABSS provides information 

and advice to beneficiaries with 

disabilities about work incentives 
and employment. PABSS also 
provides assistance and individual 

representation to beneficiaries with 

disabilities who are seeking vocational 
rehabilitation services, employment 
services, and other support services. 


ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
PROTECTION & 
ADVOCACY FOR 
DEVELOPMENTAL 
DISABILITIES (PADD) 

A program of Guam Legal 
Services Corporation 

- Disability Law Center 
(GLSC-DLC) 
113 Bradley Place 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

PROTECTION & 
ADVOCACY FOR 
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS 
(PAIR) 

A program of Guam Legal 
Services Corporation 

- Disability Law Center 
(GLSC-DLC) 
113 Bradley Place Hagåtña, 
Guam 96910 

PROTECTION & 
ADVOCACY FOR 
INDIVIDUALS WITH 
MENTAL ILLNESS 
(PAIMI) 

A program of Guam Legal 
Services Corporation 

- Disability Law Center 
(GLSC-DLC) 
113 Bradley Place Hagåtña, 
Guam 96910 

PROTECTION & 
ADVOCACY TO VOTE 
ACT (PAVA) 

A program of Guam Legal 
Services Corporation 

- Disability Law Center 
(GLSC-DLC) 
113 Bradley Place Hagåtña, 
Guam 96910 

Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 4:30pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 4:30pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 4:30pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 4:30pm 

Tel: 477-9811 
Fax: 477-1320 
Email: information@ 
guamlsc.org 
Website: www.lawhelp. 
org/GU 

Tel: 477-9811 
Fax: 477-1320 
Email: information@ 
guamlsc.org 
Website: www.lawhelp. 
org/GU 

Tel: 477-4571 
Fax: 477-1320 
Email: information@ 
guamlsc.org 
Website: www.lawhelp. 
org/GU 

Tel: 477-9811 
Fax: 477-1320 
Email: information@ 
guamlsc.org 
Website: www.lawhelp. 
org/GU 

PADD advocates and represents 
individuals with developmental 
disabilities to ensure they are free from 
abuse, discrimination, and neglect in 
their education, care and treatment. 

PAIR advocates and represents 
individuals with developmental 
disabilities to protect and enforce 
their rights to access public services, 

transportation, and public benefits, 

and to be free from discrimination in 
employment. 

Protection & Advocacy for Individuals 
with Mental Illness (PAIMI) advocates 
for and represents individuals with 
mental illness to ensure they are 
free from abuse, discrimination, and 
neglect in their care and treatment. 

Protection & Advocacy for Voter 
Access program provides information 
and outreach, education, training, and 
advocacy to individuals with disabilities 
to promote their participation in the 
electoral process. 


Individual & Family Supports 
ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
Individual & Family Supports 
ADVOCACY & LEGAL SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
PROTECTION 
& ADVOCACY 
TRAUMATIC BRAIN 
INJURY (PATBI) 

A program of Guam Legal 
Services Corporation 

- Disability Law Center 
(GLSC-DLC) 
113 Bradley Place Hagåtña, 
Guam 96910 

PUBLIC DEFENDER 
SERVICE 
CORPORATION 

200 Judicial Center Annex 
110 W. O'Brien Drive, 
Hagåtña, Guam 

THE JUVENILE DRUG 
COURT 

A program of Superior Court 
of Guam 

120 West O'Brien Drive 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 4:30pm Tel: 477-9811 
Fax: 477-1320 
Email: information@ 
guamlsc.org 
Website: www.lawhelp. 
org/GU 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-3100 
Fax: 477-5844 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm Tel:475-3313/3453 
ADA Coordinator: 
300-7993 ext: 893 
Fax: 477-4944 

The PATBI program advocates and 
represents individuals with traumatic 
brain injury to protect and enforce 

their rights to access public benefits 

and appropriate community support 
services, and to maintain or increase 
personal decision making abilities. 

The Public Defenders Office provides 

legal services to those indigent 
persons charged in criminal cases 
before the courts, render legal aid and 
assistance to those persons that are 
in need of representation and who are 

unable to afford an attorney in private 

practice. The Public Defender Service 
Corporation also provides attorneys 
for services such as guardianship, 
restraining orders, and civil orders. 

The program provides intensive 
supervision and substance abuse 
treatment to youth ages 13 to 17, who 

have committed non-violent offenses 

but exhibit substance abuse behaviors. 
The mission of the Juvenile Drug Court 
is to integrate drug treatment services 
with the juvenile justice system, 
including law enforcement personnel, 
prosecutors, defense attorneys, and 
education system representatives. 

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY/DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
GUAM SYSTEM 
FOR ASSISTIVE 
TECHNOLOGY (GSAT) 

Demonstration and 
Resource Center 

House #19, Dean Circle 
University of Guam 

Tue - Thu: 8:00am - 12:00pm; Tel: 735-2490/1 
1:00pm -5:00pm TTY: 735-2491 
Fax: 734-5709/8378 
Website: www. 
gsatcedders.org 

GSAT is a community resource where 
one can learn about, experience, and 
even borrow assistive technology (AT) 
devices. GSAT will assist individuals 
with disabilities and their family 
members to make an informative 
decision in selecting the best AT to 
meet their needs. 


ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY/DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY/DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
HEALTHCARE 
SPECIALTIES 

P.O. Box 9663 Tamuning, 
Guam 96931 
ISLA HOME INFUSION 

202 Farenholt Ave. Oka Plaza 
Suite 101, Tamuning, Guam 
96913 

JMI MEDICAL 
SYSTEMS, INC. 

P.O. Box 6577 Tamuning, 
Guam 96931 
MEDQUEST MEDICAL 
SUPPLY 

103 Boon's Building, Marine 
Corps Drive 
Upper Tumon, Guam 96913 

Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 5:30pm, 
Sat: 9:00am - 12:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm, 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 6:00pm 
Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm 

Tel: 649-3773 
Fax: 647-1606 
Website: www. 
guamhealthcareservices. 
com 

Tel: 646-1266 
Fax: 646-1471 
Email: islahi@teleguam. 
net 

Tel: 646-1256 
Fax: 649-5685 

Tel: 646-6875 
Fax: 646-6876 
Email: rhaguam@gmail. 
com 

Healthcare specialties provides quality 
medical equipment and supplies for 
use in the home to assist those who 
are physically disabled and to assist 
their caregivers in their daily living 
activities. 

Isla Home Infusion provides a 
wide assortment of home medical 

equipment and offers special order 

services for equipment not in stock. 
Trained technicians are available to 
maintain and service equipment. 

JMI Medical Systems, Inc. provides 
medical supplies such as walkers, 
medical beds, and other medical 
supplies. 

Medquest Medical Supply supplies 
medicare equipments and products 
such as hospital beds, commodes, 
urinals, bedpans, canes, crutches, 
wheelchairs, etc. 

CASE MANAGEMENT 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
CASE MANAGEMENT 
SERVICES (CMS) FOR 
THE ELDERLY 

A program of the Health 
Services of the Pacific 

809 Chalan Pasaheru Unit 2 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

CLIENT SERVICES AND 
FAMILY COUNSELING 

A division of the Judiciary of 
Guam 

120 West O'Brien Drive 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 647-5358 ext.8/5885279 
Fax: 647-5358 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-3101 
Fax: 472-5450 
Website: www. 
guamcourts.org 

Case Management Services provides 
information and assistance to locate 
and access multiple services for 
seniors, particularly those with 
long-term needs. When appropriate 
or necessary, advocacy is provided 

for their rights and benefits on an 

individual basis. 

The Judiciary of Guam Client Services 
and Family Counseling Division 
provides a variety of direct therapeutic, 
psychological, evaluative, consultative, 
and educational services to court 
ordered individuals, couples and 
families. 


CRISIS INTERVENTION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
CRISIS INTERVENTION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
24-HOUR CRISIS 
HOTLINE 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

202 Farenholt Ave. Oka Plaza 
Suite 101, Tamuning, Guam 
96913 

ADULT PROTECTIVE 
SERVICES (APS) 

A program of the Division of 
Senior Citizens 

130 University Drive 
University Castle Mall, Suite 
8 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

ADULT PROTECTIVE 
SERVICES CRISIS 
INTERVENTION 
HOTLINE 

130 University Drive, 
University Castle Mall, Suite 
8 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

ALEE SHELTER I & II 

A program of Catholic Social 
Service 

AMERICAN RED 
CROSS 

Route 4, Building 285 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Main Office: 7 days a week - 
8:00am - 5:00pm 

Emergency Shelters: 

24 hours 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 24 Hours. 

Mon - Fri: 24 Hours. 

Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm 

Tel: 475-7100 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

Tel: 735-7415/7421 
Telecommunication 
device for the deaf: 7357415 


24 Crisis Hotline: 6328853 
Evenings, weekends & 
holidays 
Fax: 735-7416 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 653-8855 
TDD/TTY: 653-8377 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 648-5888 
24-Hour Hotline: 6484673 


Tel: 472-6217/6219 
Fax: 477-2721 
Website: www.redcross. 
org/local/guam.html 

Crisis intervention services are 
available for youth, parents and 
guardians to assist them in resolving 

conflicts within the family. 


The Bureau of Adult Protective 
Services are mandated to receive 
and investigate all referrals of alleged 
abuse or neglect against an elderly 
(ages 60 years and older) or adult with 
disability (ages 60 years and older). 
APS also provide protective care and 
services when necessary. 
APS also provide a 24 hours CRISIS 
INTERVENTION HOTLINE. 

The Crisis Intervention Hotline staff 

receives reports of abuse against 
senior citizens 60 years and older, 
and adults 18 years and older with a 
disability. 

The Alee Women’s Shelter provides 
emergency/protective shelter for 
victims of family domestic violence 
& sexual assault. The shelter serves 
women, with or without, children, 
who are in crisis from family domestic 
violence & sexual assault. The location 

of the shelter is kept confidential in 

order to provide safety and security. 

American Red Cross provides 
assistance in times of disaster and 
trains the community to respond, 
prevent, and prepare for future 
emergencies. 


CRISIS INTERVENTION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
CRISIS INTERVENTION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
CRISIS INTERVENTION 

Victims Advocate Reaching 
Out (VARO) 

P. O. Box 2045 Hagåtña, 
Guam 96932 
CRISIS PREGNANCY 
CENTER 

GUAM BEHAVIORAL 
HEALTH & WELLNESS 
CENTER (GBHWC) 

90 Governor Carlos G. 
Camacho Rd. 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

GUAM MEMORIAL 
HOSPITAL AUTHORITY 
(GMHA) 

850 Governor Carlos G. 
Camacho Rd. Oka Tamuning, 
Guam 96913 

GPD DOMESTIC 
ASSAULT RESPONSE 
TEAM SECTION 

A program of Guam Police 
Department 

GUAM POLICE 
DEPARTMENT (GPD) 

Building 13-16A Mariner 
Ave. Tiyan, Guam 96913 

Mon - Fri: 24 Hours. 

Mon - Sun: 24 Hours. 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Sun: 24 hours. 

Mon - Sun: 24 Hours. 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

24-Hour Hotline: 4775552 


Tel: 777-6014 
Fax: 472-1742 
Email: mariludm42@ 
hotmail.com 

Tel: 647-5440 
ADA Coordinator: 

647-5471/0, 864-6349 
Crisis Hotline: 6478833/
4 
Email: care@gbhwc. 
guam.gov 
Website: gbhwc.guam. 
gov 

Tel: 647-2555 
ADA Coordinator: 

647-2218 
Fax: 649-5508 

Tel: 475-8620 

Tel: 911 Emergency; 
475-8512/08/09; 

475-8620 Victims 
Assistance Unit 
Fax: 475-3222 
Email: chief@gpd. 
guam.gov 
Website: www.gpd. 
guam.gov 

VARO is a grassroots organization that 
provides immediate crisis intervention 
services to victims of violent crimes 
and trauma. VARO provides a 24-hour 
hotline as well as emotional support, 
emergency transportation & temporary 
shelter, information and referrals, 
personal advocacy, and safety 
planning. 

Services provides free pregnancy tests 

and confidential counseling. 


Provides mental health & substance 
abuse treatment to adults & children; 
and to develop privately funded 
community based programs. 
GBHWC's role as the single state 
entity is to provide mental health 
services to the population of Guam 
either as a direct provider of services 
or contract services out and have a 
regulatory role. 

Guam Memorial Hospital Authority provides 
all customary acute emergency 
care services and certain specialty 
services. 

Provides services for sexual assault 
victims and families and also 
investigates all those cases including 
assault and stalking cases. 

The Guam Police Department serves 
the community by protecting life and 
property, enforcing laws, preventing 
crime, and maintaining order for all 
citizens. 


CRISIS INTERVENTION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
CRISIS INTERVENTION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
HEALING HEARTS 
CRISIS CENTER 

A program of Guam 
Behavioral Health & Wellness 
Center 

215 Duenas Dr. Ville 
Tamuning, Guam 96931 

I FAMAGU'ON-TA (OUR 
CHILDREN) 

Suite 107F, J&G Commercial 
Center Chalan Santo Papa, 
Hagåtña, Guam 96931 

I PINANGON CAMPUS 
SUICIDE PREVENTION 
PROGRAM 

A program of University of 
Guam 

University of Guam 
Humanities & Social 
Sciences Building, Rm. 212 

303 University Drive 
Mangilao, Guam 96923 

NEW BEGINNINGS 

A program of Guam 
Behavioral Health & Wellness 
Center 

215 E. Chalan Santo Papa 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

SALVATION ARMY 

15503 Corsair Ave. Tiyan, 
Guam 96913 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

24/7 response for acute 
cases only 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Thrift Shop Hours: 

Mon - Sat 9:30am - 4:00pm 

Tel: 647-5351 
ADA Coordinator: 

647-5471 
Fax: 647-5414 
Crisis Hotline: 6478833 
Website: www.gbhwc. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 477-5338 
Fax: 477-5330 

Tel: 735-2888 
Email: 

ipinangon@triton.uog. 
edu 
Website: www.gbhwc. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 475-5438 
Fax: 477-7782 
Website: www.gbhwc. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 477- 9872/3528 
Thrift Shop: 647-1569 
Fax: 477-3505 

Healing Hearts Crisis Center offers 

supportive and empathetic response 
to victims of sexual assault. Services 
provided include counseling, intake 
assessments and referrals, multidisciplinary 
team interviews, medical-
legal rape examinations, testing and 
treatment for STD’s as needed), HIV 
testing and community education on 
sexual assault. 

I Famagu'on-ta assists youth between 
5 and 21 years of age with serious 
emotional disorders (SED) and their 
families. 

The University of Guam's Campus 
Suicide Prevention Program is named 
I Pinangon, which means "awakening" 

in the Chamorro language and signifies 

the Program's primary goal of raising 
awareness of the problem of suicide in 
our community. Since it was created in 
2005, I Pinangon has provided suicide 
prevention services to the University 

community, including students, staff, 

faculty, and members of their families. 

Provides residential rehabilitation 
treatment program for men and women 
that are dependent on alcohol or other 
drugs. 

Provides assistance to families in need 
throughout Guam. 


CRISIS INTERVENTION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
CRISIS INTERVENTION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description 
STOP VIOLENCE 
AGAINST WOMEN 
FORMULA GRANT 
PROGRAM(VAW) 

A Grant program of 
Governor’s Community 
Outreach Federal Programs 
Office 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-9162 
Fax: 477-4826 
Email: gcofpo@guam. 
gov 

By statute, the STOP Program 

supports communities in their efforts 
to develop and strengthen effective 

law enforcement and prosecution 
strategies to combat violent crimes 
against women and to develop and 
strengthen victim services in cases 
involving violent crimes against 
women. 

DIAGNOSTIC/EVALUATION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
AIDS HOTLINE 

A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
Services 

123 Chalan Kareta, 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 

DEPARTMENT 
OF INTEGRATED 
SERVICES FOR 
INDIVIDUALS WITH 
DISABILITIES (DISID) 

238 Archbishop Flores, DNA 
Building Ste. 702 Hagåtña, 
Guam 96910 

LATTE TREATMENT 
CENTER, LLC 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 734-AIDS (2437) 
Fax: 734-2103/5 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-4624 
Fax: 477-2892 
Website: www.disid. 
guam.gov 

Mon - Sun: 24 Hours Tel: 647-5390, 646-5023 
Website: www. 
lattecenter.com 

The AIDS hotline offers free 
confidential and anonymous HIV 

testing & STD evaluation and treatment 
at the Department of Public Health in 
Mangilao. The program's goal is to 
encourage people to know their health 
status and enable them to access care, 
treatment, support, and prevention 
programs. 

DISID provides, promotes, and 
ensures a full continuum of lifelong 
programs and services that serve 
individuals with disabilities and allow 
for independence, productivity, and 

inclusion into the community. 

Latte Treatement Center, LLC 
specializes in providing treatment 
services for children and youth with 
severe behavioral and emotional 
problems who may pose a danger to 
themselves or others. 


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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
4-H & YOUTH 
DEVELOPMENT 

Administered through the 
University of Guam, College 
of Natural and Applied 
Sciences (CNAS) 

ADULT ANGER 
MANAGEMENT GROUP 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

06 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

AMERICORPS 
PROGRAM 

414 W. Soledad Ave., Ste 
205 Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

ANDERSEN AIRMAN 
& FAMILY READINESS 
CENTER 

Anderson Air Force Base 
Consolidated Support 
Center, Bldg 22026, Room 
131 O'Malley Avenue 
Yigo, Guam 96929 

AUTISM COMMUNITY 
TOGETHER (ACT) 

P.O. Box 694 
Hagåtña, Guam 96932 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Tue: 4:30pm - 5:30pm 
(Astumbo Senior Citizens 
Center, Astumbo, Dededo) 

Thu: 6:00pm - 7:00pm (Main 
Office Conference Room 1, 
Chalan Pago) 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon: 10:00am - 4:30pm, 
Tue-Fri: 9:00am - 4:30pm 
Closed on Weekends, 
Holidays & Family Days 

Everyday at reasonable 
hours. 

Tel: 735-2040/5/6 
Fax: 734-4448 

Tel: 475-7101 
24 Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

Tel: 300-4599 
Website: https:// 
serveguam.com/aboutus/
staff 

Tel: 366-8136 
Fax: 366-8267 
Email: 36fss.fsh@ 

us.af.mil 

Tel: 687-1284 
Facebook: Autism 
Community Together 

4-H assists youth between the ages of 
6 to 18 years in acquiring knowledge, 
developing skills, and forming attitudes 
which will enable them to become self-
directing, productive, and contributing 
members of society. 

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. 

Provides education scholarships to 
particpants who provide volunteer 
services to the community. 

The Andersen Airman & Family Center 
assists single and married personnel 
with personal and family readiness, 
provides assistance and in-depth 
information on resources available 
to them in the military and civilian 
community on Guam. 

Non-profit organization that supports 

individuals living with autism spectrum 
disorders and their families. 


FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
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CRIME STOPPERS 

A program of the Guam 
Police Department 

Bldg. 233 Central Avenue 
Tiyan, Barrigada, Guam 
96913 

DEPARTMENT OF 
YOUTH AFFAIRS (DYA) 

169 San Isidro St. Mangilao, 
Guam 96913 

DOWN SYNDROME 
ASSOCIATION OF 
GUAM 

P. O. Box 20391 
Barrigada, Guam 96921 
ERICA'S HOUSE 

122 Torre Lane Toto, Guam 
96910 

GOVERNOR'S 
COMMUNITY 
OUTREACH 

Federal Programs Office 

Mon - Sun: 24 Hours 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
(Director's Office) 

Youth Corrections/Cottage 
Houses: 24 hours. 7 days a 
week. 

Wed & Sun: 10:00am -
6:00pm 

Thu & Fri: 11:00 noon -
6:00pm 

Sat: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm 

Tel: 477-HELP (4357) 
Cell: 888-STOP (7868) 

Tel: 735-5010 
Fax: 734-7536 
Website: www.dya. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 472-6114/789-7610 
Fax: 477-7473 
Website: www. 
downsyndromeguam. 
com 

Tel: 642-4020 
Fax: 642-4021 
Email: ericahse@ 
teleguam.net 

Tel: 475-9178 
Fax: 472-7575 

Crime Stoppers enables individuals 
to report information related to 
crimes committed while ensuring the 

confidentiality of the reporter. 


DYA provides programs and services 
geared toward promoting youth 
leadership skills, youth development, 
rehabilitation, and community 
involvement. Includes correctional 
facilities, counseling, juvenile diversion, 
school-based programs, and youth 
resource centers. 

A family support group for families of 
children with down syndrome. 

Erica's House is a support service 
for parents and children in need of 
visitation and exchange services. 
Services provided are: 

• Safe, neutral location for pick up and 
drop off children for exchange between 
parents; 

• On-site staff or Child Protective 
Service supervised visitation for 
families. 

The Governor's Community Outreach 
provides services through a volunteer 
network depending on skills and 
experience of volunteers and the need 
requested by the volunteer station. 


Are you a parent with a child who is 
deaf/hard of hearing? 

You are not alone...We Understand... 

We provide Parent Support, 
Resources & Empowerment to familes with 
children who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing. 

For more information, please contact 

Guam’s Positive Parents Together, Inc. at 688-4YOU (4968) 
guamparents@gmail.com 



FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
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GUAM EARLY HEARING 
DETECTION AND 
INTERVENTION (GUAM 
EHDI) PROJECT 

University of Guam 
CEDDERS 

UOG Dean Circle House 
22/23 Mangilao, Guam 
96923 

GUAM'S POSITIVE 
PARENTS TOGETHER 
(GPPT) 

HUNTERSPEAKS 
AUTISM CENTER 

212 Farenholt Avenue Upper 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

IMMUNIZATION 
PROGRAM 

A program of the 
Department of Public Health 
& Social Services 

130 University Drive 
University Castle Mall, Ste 8 
Mangilao, Guam 96913 

INA'FA MAOLEK 

P. O. Box 3267 Hagåtña, 
Guam 96932 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

By Appointment 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm, 
1:00pm - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 12:00pm, 
1:00pm - 4:00pm 

Tel: 735-2466 
Fax: 734-5709 
Website: www. 
guamehdi.org 

Tel: 777-7991, 688-4968 
Fax: 479-6315 
Email: guamparents@ 
gmail.com 
Website: www. 
guamparents.org 

Email: 

hunterspeaks671@ 
gmail.com 
Website: www. 
hunterspeaksguam.org 

Tel: 735-7415 
Fax: 734-7416 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 475-1977/477-1977 
Fax: 475-1974 
Email: inafa_maolek@ 
yahoo.com 
Website: www. 
inafamaolek.org 

Guam EHDI provides resources to 
parents to ensure all infants born on 
Guam receive early hearing screening, 
detection, and intervention services. 

A non-profit organization representing 

parents whose children have 
developmental, physical, and 
emotional disabilities. 

The HunterSpeaks Autism Center 

offers evidence based therapy for 

individuals with autism and related 
disorders in a variety of settings: 
center, home, and community. The 
center features early learners group, 
social skills group, one-to-one therapy, 
potty training, a structured, distraction-
free environment, and all clinical 
programs are supervised by a board 

certified behavior analyst. 

The Immunization Program provides 
childhood immunizations for vaccine-
preventable diseases for all children 
birth to 18 years old. 

Ina'fa Maolek conducts peer mediation 

and conflict resolution workshops. 



FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
INETON MAÑAINA 
PARENT SUPPORT 
GROUP 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

405 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

ISA PSYCHOLOGICAL 
SERVICES CENTER 

A program of University of 
Guam 

University of Guam 
Humanities and Social 
Sciences Building, Rm. 202 

303 University Drive 
Mangilao, Guam 96923 

MAÑE'LU 

P. O. Box 3131 Hagåtña, 
Guam 96932 
Tue: 6:00pm - 7:00pm Tel: 475-7101 
24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 8:00pm Tel: 735-2883 
Email: isa@triton.uog. 
edu 

Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 472-2227 
Email: bbbsg@ 
teleguam.net 
Website: www. 
guambbbs.org 

An open support group for adults 
age 18 years and older that focuses 
on parenting issues 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. 

The University of Guam’s Isa 
Psychological Services Center 
provides free mental health services 

to UOG students, staff, faculty, and 

members of their families, as well as 
to adults, children, and families from 
the local community who are not 
able to access services elsewhere. 

The services offered at Isa include: 1) 

individual psychotherapy for adults, 
adolescents, and children, 2) family 
and couples’ therapy, 3) group therapy, 

4) clinical assessment, 5) crisis 
intervention and post intervention, 6) 
consultation, 7) outreach programs, 
and 8) personal growth retreats. 
Mañe'lu, formerly Big Brothers Big 

Sisters of Guam, is a local nonprofit 

that has been educating and 
empowering children and families to 
change their lives for the better for over 
15 years. 

MICRONESIAN 
RESOURCE CENTER 
ONE STOP SHOP 
Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 4:00pm Tel: 686-2227/789-1265 
Email: mrcoss@manelu. 
org 
The Micronesian Resource Center 
One-Stop Shop is a special project of 
Mañe'lu. The purpose of the one-
stop shop is to provide information 
and educational resources to assist 
Peter Mark Cruz Youth micronesians as they transition to a 
Center Route 4, Yoña 96915 new life on Guam. 


FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
NAVY FLEET FAMILY 
SUPPORT CENTER 

PARENTING SKILLS 
CLASS 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

405 Mai Mai Road, Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

SOCIAL SECURITY 
ADMINISTRATION 

70 East Sunset Blvd Suite 
155 Tiyan, Guam 96913 

THE SECOND CHANCE 
SHOP 

A program of the Elim Pacific 
Ministries 

Compadres Mall, Harmon 
Loop Road Dededo 

Mon - Fri: 7:30am - 4:30pm Tel: 333-2056/7 

Thu: 6:00am - 7:30pm Tel: 475-7101 
24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

Mon, Tue, Thu: 8:00am -Tel: 635-4433 
3:00pm Fax: 635-4200 
Wed: 8:00am - 11:00am TTY: 1-800-325-0778 

General Information: 

1-800-772-1213 
Website: www.ssa.gov 

Mon-Sat : 10:00am-5:00pm Tel: 637-4602 

The Navy Regional Marianas Fleet 
and Family Readiness Programs 
is a regional team dedicated to 
ensuring that sailors, civilians, and 
their families enjoy a good quality of 
life to positively contribute to overall 
readiness. Fleet and Family Readiness 
Programs (FFRP) is responsible for 
policy development and maintenance, 
resourcing, and oversight of quality 
of life (QOL) programs to include 
three primary programs areas: Fleet 
and Family Support Center (FFSC); 
Housing (Bachelor, Family, and Visitors 
Quarters); and Morale, Welfare, and 
Recreation (MWR). 

These classes instruct parents on 

skills such as communication, conflict 

resolution, appropriate discipline, 

reflective listening, problem solving, 

listening skills, parenting styles, and 
setting limits. 

Guam branch office for individuals 

applying for a Social Security number 
and for any information regarding 
Social Security. 

The Second Chance Shop offers 

discount clothing, shoes, and books. It 
also functions as a training facility for 
employment classes. 


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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES 
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF 
VETERANS AFFAIRS -
GUAM VET CENTER 
400 Route 8, Ste 301 
Maite, Guam 96910 

YOUTH ANGER 
MANAGEMENT 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

YOUTH EMBRACING 
SANCTUARY (YES) 
CREW 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

YOUTH FOR YOUTH 
ORGANIZATION 

A program of the Guam 
Behavioral Health and 
Wellness Center - Prevention 
& Training 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 8:00pm 
Tue: 8:00am - 4:30pm 
Wed & Thu: After hours 
appointment 

Closed on Federal Holidays 
& Weekends. 

Tue: 4:30 - 5:30pm (Chalan 
Pago) 

Thu: 4:30 - 5:30pm (Astumbo 
Senior Citizens Center) 

Tel: 472-7161 
Fax: 472-7162 
Website: www.va.gov 

Tel: 475-7101 
24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

Tel: 475-7101 
24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Fax: 477-3119 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

Email: yfyliveguam@ 
gmail.com 

The goal of the Vet Center program 
is to provide a broad range of 
counseling, outreach, and referral 
services to eligible veterans in order to 
help them make a satisfying postwar 
readjustment to civilian life. 

A weekly open support/process group 
for youth ages 11 to 17 that teaches 

the effects of anger as well as the skills 

to help control anger issues at home, 
in school, and with peers. 

Volunteer group for youth ages 
12 to 24 which promotes youth 
empowerment, participation, 
responsibility, and productivity using 
their creative and positive energies to 
support Sanctuary functions. Includes 
tutors for clients in shelter. 

Non-profit organization that provides a 

teen drug-free program. 

FINANCIAL SUPPORT SERVICES 
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FINANCIAL SUPPORT SERVICES 
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CHILD CARE AND 
DEVELOPMENT FUND 
PROGRAM (CCDF) 

A program of Department 
of Public Health and Social 
Services- Bureau of Social 
Services Administration 

Terlaje Building 194 Hernan 
Cortez Avenue 3rd Floor, 
Suite 309 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

GUAM WIC PROGRAM 

A program of Department 
of Public Health and Social 
Services 

LEND-A-HAND GUAM 
CHAPTER 

Pacific Daily News 

MEDICAID 

A program of DPHSS, Bureau 
of Health Care Financing 
Administration 

MEDICALLY INDIGENT 
PROGRAM (MIP) 

A program of Department 
of Public Health and Social 
Services 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Tel: 475-2653/2672 
Fax: 7477-0500 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Tiyan: Tel: 475-0295/6 
Fax: 477-7945 
Dededo: Tel: 6357471/
2 
Fax: 635-7476 
Inarajan: Tel: 828-7550 
Santa Rita: Tel: 5653537 
Fax: 565-3536 

Tel: 472-1736 

Tel: 683-4512 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 638-4512 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

CCDF helps low-income families meet 
their childcare needs by helping these 
families maintain employment and/ 
or attend trainings or educational 
programs. 

Supplemental nutrition & education 
program for women who are pregnant, 
breastfeeding or post-partum, and 
infants and children up to age 5. 

Provides financial assistance to 

local residents for emergency need 
situations on a one-time basis. 

Residents must prove their financial 

need and their inability to acquire 
assistance from any other source. 

MIP is 100% locally funded program 

that provides financial assistance 

with health care costs to individuals 
and families who meet the necessary 
income, resource, and residency 
requirements. 

MIP is 100% locally funded program 

that provides financial assistance 

with health care costs to individuals 
and families who meet the necessary 
income, resource, and residency 
requirements. 


Catholic Charities Guam

 
css@cssguam.org 


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site:www.catholicsocialserviceguam.org 



FINANCIAL SUPPORT SERVICES 
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FINANCIAL SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 635-7488/7432 Overseas the health care benefits 
PROGRAM 
A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
Services 
for individuals seeking public 
assistance. (i.e., Bureau of Health Care 
Financing, Bureau of Social Services 
Administration, Bureau of Economic 
Security, Bureau of Management 
Support) 
TEMPORARY 
ASSISTANCE FOR 
NEEDY FAMILIES 
(TANF) 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 635-7429 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 
TANF provides financial help for 
children, their parents or relatives 
residing in the same household. An 
individual or household may qualify for 
other medical programs, if all eligibility 
A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
requirements are met. 
Services 

PERSONAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
IN-HOME SERVICES 
(IHS) PROGRAM 
A program of the Health 
Services of the Pacific 
Mon-Fri: 8:00am -5:00pm Tel: 735-3277 
Fax: 647-5358 
IHS staff helps frail individuals with 
light housekeeping chores and 
personal care which may be difficult 
to do on their own due to physical 
and/or mental limitations, allowing the 
person to continue to stay at home. 
809 Chalan Pasaheru, Unit 2 This program also provides support 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 services for caretakers who are caring 
for the frail elderly at home. 

RECREATION & LEISURE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
COMMUNITY 
HABILITATION 
PROGRAM (CHP) 
Mon - Fri: 7:00am-3:30pm Tel: 472-8598 
Fax: 635-1444 
The Community Habilitation Program 
(CHP) is an independent living skills 
training program for individuals, 
18 years and older with severe 
disabilities. This service provides at 
139 Roy T. Damian St. least six (6) hours of daily services to 
Mongmong, Guam 96913 adults with significant disabilities who 
need independent life skills training 
and other services to engage in 
socialization and integration into the 
community. 


RECREATION & LEISURE 
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RECREATION & LEISURE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
DEPARTMENT 
OF PARKS AND 
RECREATION 

1 Paseo De Susana Hagatña, 
Guam 96910 

GUAM GIRL SCOUTS 

GUAM PUBLIC 
LIBRARY SYSTEM 

NOTES 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-6288 
Fax: 477-0997 
Website: http://dpr. 
guam.gov/ 

Tue - Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 646-5652 

Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm Fax: 646-5676 
Website: usagso.org 
Facebook: 
guamgirlscouts 

Mon - Thu 9:00am - 5:30pm, Tel: 475-4751/2 

Sat 8:30am - 4:30pm Fax: 477-9777 
Email: gpls@gpls.guam. 
gov 
Website: www.gpls. 
guam.gov 

Maintains over 10,000 acres of public 
lands and waters divided into several 
categories: island parks, recreational 
parks and facilities, community parks, 
conservation parks, historic parks 
and sites. Responsible for outdoor 
recreational and park planning, historic 
preservation review and compliance, 
national and Guam registers, survey 
and inventories of historic iandscapes, 
sites, structures, and monuments. 

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. 

Mission is to provide free and open 
access to information and ideas 
fundamental to a democracy. 
The library system will protect 
intellectual freedom, promote literacy, 
encourage lifelong learning, and 
maintain cultural materials. 


RESPITE CARE 
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RESPITE CARE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
NATIONAL FAMILY 
CAREGIVER SUPPORT 
PROGRAM 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 735-3277 
Fax: 647-5358 
The National Family Caregiver Support 
Program provides direct services to 
caregivers of disabled elderly persons 
and caregivers of individuals with 
disabilities. 
809 Chalan Pasaheru, Unit 2 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 
RESPITE CARE 
SERVICES 
A program of Catholic Social 
Service 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
(Office) 
Mon - Fri: 7:30am - 3:30pm 
(Respite Care Services) 
Tel: 635-1418 
Fax: 635-1444 
Respite Care provides temporary, 
non-medical care for families who have 
children or adult family members who 
have a chronic or terminal illness or 
who may have a physical or mental 
disability. Respite Care Services 
234-A Juan C. Fejeran 
St. Barrigada Heights, 
may include meal preparation, 
laundry, personal care services, light 
Barrigada, Guam 96913 housekeeping chores, and shopping/ 
doing errands. Services are limited to 
16 hours per month. 
Your baby’s 
hearing is 
IMPORTANT 
To schedule a FREE HEARING SCREENING by six months of age for 
your baby, contact the Guam Early Intervention System (GEIS) at 
Phone: 300-5776 / 5816. 


Supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 
(HHS) under Grant No. H61MC24883 Universal Newborn Hearing Screening and Intervention ($250,000). This information or 
content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the ocial position or policy of, nor should 
any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government. Facilitated by the University of Guam Center for 
Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research, & Service (Guam CEDDERS). The University of Guam is an Equal 
Opportunity Provider and Employer. 


SENIOR CITIZEN SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
SENIOR CITIZEN SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
ADULT DAY CARE 

A program of Mayors 
Council of Guam 

Adult Daycare - North 

220 Chalan Despaciu Street, 
Wusstig Roag, Dededo 

Adult Daycare - Central 

108 Coronoso St., Macheche, 
Dededo 

Adult Daycare - South 

93 As Apman Drive, Inarajan 

ADULT PROTECTIVE 
SERVICES (APS) 

A program of the Division of 
Senior Citizens 

130 University Drive 
University Castle Mall, Suite 
8 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

ADULT PROTECTIVE 
SERVICES CRISIS 
INTERVENTION 
HOTLINE 

130 University Drive, 
University Castle Mall, Suite 
8 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

CASE MANAGEMENT 
SERVICES (CMS) 

A program of the Health 
Services of the Pacific 

809 Chalan Pasaheru Unit 2 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm, Tel: 922-1818/1885 

1:00pm - 5:00pm Email: adcone40@ 
yahoo.com 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 735-7415 
Fax: 735-7416 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Mon - Sun: 24 Hours Tel: 653-8855 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Mon - Fri :8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 647-5355 ext.8/ 
588-5279 
Fax: 635-1444 
Email: css@guam.net 

The Adult Day Care Program is a day 
care for elderly individuals 60 years 
and older who need assistance with 
their basic daily living. The program 
also provides respite for families, and 
provides up to 10 hours of services per 
day. 

Adult Protective Services (APS) 
provides protection to seniors age 
60 years and older, and adults with 
a disability age 18 and older, whom 
are experiencing abuse, neglect or 
exploitation from family, caregivers, 
other individuals, and institutions. APS 
also provides outreach, education, 
and advocacy for vulnerable older 
individuals and adults who have a 
disability. 

The Crisis Intervention Hotline staff 

receives reports of abuse against 
senior citizens 60 years and older, 
and adults 18 years and older with a 
disability. 

Conducts assessments and provides 
planning services, care coordination, 
referral, and monitoring services 
through which multiple needs of 

clients are identified and matched with 

available local resources. 


SENIOR CITIZEN SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
SENIOR CITIZEN SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
COMMUNITY SUPPORT 
UNIT (CSU) 

A program of the Division of 
Senior Citizens 

130 University Drive 
University Castle Mall, Suite 
8 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

DIVISION OF SENIOR 
CITIZENS 

A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
Services 

130 University Drive 
University Castle Mall, Suite 
8 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

GUAM MEDICARE 
ASSISTANCE 
PROGRAM 

A program of the Division of 
Senior Citizens 

130 University Drive 
University Castle Mall, Suite 
8 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

GUAM SENIOR 
MEDICARE PATROL 

A program of the Division of 
Senior Citizens 

130 University Drive 
University Castle Mall, Suite 
8 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am – 12:00pm, 
1:00pm – 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm; 
1:00pm -5:00pm 

(Closed on weekends & 
holidays) 

Mon-Fri : 8:00am-12:00pm, 
1:00pm-5:00pm 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am-12:00pm, 
1:00pm-5:00pm 

Tel: 735-7415/7421 
Fax: 735-7416 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 735-7415/7412 
Fax: 735-7416 

Tel: 735-7415/7421 
Fax: 735-7416 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Tel: 735-7415/7421 
Fax: 735-7416 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

The Community Support Unit (CSU) 
is primarily responsible for planning, 
developing, implementing, and 
coordinating the Division's outreach 
and educational activities relative to 

the Title III Aging Programs. CSU staff 

conducts a variety of information, 
assistance, and referral activities. 

The Division of Senior Citizens 
provides a wide range of services 
available to the elderly. Such 
services include congregate meals, 
Senior Center operations centers, 
Transportation services, In-home 
services, Adult Day Care, Adult 
Protective Service Unit, Home-
delivered meals, and in home services 
for elderly individuals in need. 

The Guam Medicare Assistance 
Program (Guam MAP) is a state 
health insurance assistance program 
providing free information and 
personalized counseling to individuals 
with Medicare, their families and 
caregivers on Medicare related issues. 

The Guam Senior Medicare Patrol 
(Guam SMP) Program assists Medicare 

beneficiaries, families and caregivers 

to learn how to detect Medicare errors, 
fraud and/or abuse, and provides 
information on where to make a report. 


SENIOR CITIZEN SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
SENIOR CITIZEN SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
GUMA GINEFLI`E 
SENIOR CITIZENS 
DEMENTIA CARE 
CENTER 

Mayors' Council of Guam 

220 Chalan Despaciu Street 
Wusstig Road, Dededo, 
Guam 96929 

IN-HOME SERVICES 
(IHS) PROGRAM 

A Program of the Health 
Services of the Pacific 

809 Chalan Pasaheru, Unit 2 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

OLD AGE ASSISTANCE 
(OAA) 

A program of the DPHSS, 
Bureau of Economic Security 

123 Chalan Kareta Mangilao, 
Guam 96913-6304 

OMBUDSMAN 

A program of the Division of 
Senior Citizens 

130 University Drive 
University Castle Mall, Suite 
8 Mangilao, Guam 96913 

Mon - Fri : 7:00am - 6:00pm Tel: 922-1818/1885 
Email: adcone40@ 
yahoo.com 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 735-3277 
Fax: 647-5358 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 635-7488/7432 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am-12:00pm, Tel: 735-7415/7421 
1:00pm-5:00pm Fax: 735-7416 
Closed on weekends & Website: www.dphss. 
holidays guam.gov 

A respite care center for individuals 
60 years and older diagnosed with 
dementia and in need of assistance 
and/or supervision with activities of 
daily living and instrumental activities 
of daily living. The program provides 
health monitoring from a Registered 
Nurse and personal care assistance 
from Nurse Assistants. 

IHS staff helps frail individuals with 

light housekeeping chores and 

personal care which may be difficult 

to do on their own due to physical 
and/or mental limitations, allowing the 
person to continue to stay at home. 
This program also provides support 
services for caretakers who are caring 
for the frail elderly at home. 

OAA provides financial help to 

individuals who are 65 years or older. 
An individual may also qualify for one 
of the medical programs, if all eligibility 
requirements are met. 

The Ombudsman Program provides 
services to protect the health, safety, 
welfare and rights of residents of longterm 
care facilities. The Ombudsman 

Program identifies, investigates, and 

resolves complaints made by or on 
behalf of long-term care residents. 


SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
AL-ANON 

A program of Guam 
Behavioral Health & Wellness 
Center 

234-A U.S. Army Juan C. 
Fejeran St. Barrigada, Guam 
96914 

Check the Observation Post 
in the Pacific Daily News for 
days, times and place for 
meetings or aa-guam.org 

A self help support program for 
spouses of alcoholics or substance 
abusers whether or not the individual 
recognizes his/her problem. 

DRUG & ALCOHOL 
COUNSELING 

Guam Behavioral Health & 
Wellness Center 

790 Gov. Carlos G. Camacho 
Rd. Tamuning, Guam 96913 

DRUG & ALCOHOL 
(PATHWAYS) 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

LIGHTHOUSE 
RECOVERY CENTER 
(LRC) 

A program of the Salvation 
Army 

155004 Corsair Avenue 
Tiyan, Guam 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-5438 
Fax: 477-7782 
Sat: 10:00am - 1:30pm Tel: 475-7101 
24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 
Mon - Sun: 24 Hours Tel: 477-7671 
Fax: 477-4649 

Provides education, treatment, and 
referrals for individuals with substance 
abuse problems. 

Pathways is an intensive Support 
Group for youth with deeper issues 
concerning drugs and/or alcohol use 
or abuse. This group is not just about 
alcohol and drug use, but about all 
the decisions they make in their life 
and how these decisions result in 
consequences - whether it is negative 
or positive. 

The Salvation Army Lighthouse 
Recovery Center helps men who are 
homeless, and those who misuse 
drugs by providing a drug-free 
and supportive living and learning 
environment, encouraging spiritual 
growth and strengthening life skills 
necessary in their transition to a more 

meaningful and fulfilling life. The LRC 

also provides Outpatient and Intensive 
Outpatient Treatment for Males and 
Females who may not necessarily be 
interested in Residential Treatment 
because of familial obligation or work 
obligations. The LRC uses manualized 
evidence-based models in providing 
treatment and delivers client-driven 
treatment. 


The Ten Commandments of Communicating 
With People With Disabilities 

I. Speak directly. 
Speak directly to the individual with a disability rather than through a companion or sign language 
interpreter who may be present. 

II. Oer to shake hands when introduced. 
People with limited hand use or an artificial limb can usually shake hands and oering the left hand 
is an acceptable greeting. 

III. Always identify yourself and others who may be with you when meeting someone 
with a visual disability. 
Then conversing in a group, remember to identify the person to whom you are speaking. When 
dining with a friend who has a visual disability, ask if you can describe what is on his or her plate. 

IV. If you oer assistance, wait until the oer is accepted. 
Then listen or ask for instructions. 

V. Treat adults as adults. 
Address people with disabilities by their first names only when extending that same familiarity to all 
others. Never patronize people in wheelchairs by patting them on the head or shoulder. 

VI. Do not lean against or hang on someone’s wheelchair. 
Bear in mind that people with disabilities treat their chairs as extensions of their bodies. And so do 
people with guide dogs and help dogs. Never distract a work animal from their job without the 
owner’s permission. 

VII. Listen attentively when talking with people who have diiculty speaking and wait 
for them to finish. 
If necessary, ask short questions that require short answers, or a nod of the head. Never pretend to 
understand; instead repeat what you have understood and allow the person to respond. 

VIII. Place yourself at eye level when speaking with someone in a wheelchair or on crutches. 
IX. Tap a person who has a hearing disability on the shoulder or wave your hand to get 
his or her attention. 
Look directly at the person and speak clearly, slowly, and expressively to establish if the person can 
read your lips. If so, try to face the light source and keep hands, cigarettes and food away from your 
mouth when speaking. If a person is wearing a hearing aid, don’t assume that they have the ability to 
discriminate your speaking voice. Never shout at a person. Just speak in a normal tone of voice. 

X. Relax. 
Don’t be embarrassed if you happen to use common expressions, such as “See you later” or “Did you 
hear about this?” that seem to relate to a person’s disability. 

The Ten Commandments were adapted from many sources as a public service by United Cerebral Palsy Associates, Inc. (UCPA), UCPA's version of the Ten Commandments 
was updated by Irene M. Ward & Associates (Columbus, Ohio), also as a public service, and to provide the most current language possible for its video entitled, The Ten 
Commandments of Communicating With People With Disabilities. 
Retrieved January 2019, from https://www.disabilitytraining.com/pdf/tcd-wv.pdf 


SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
NICOTINE EDUCATION/ 
CESSATION 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

OASIS EMPOWERMENT 
CENTER 

960 S. Marine Corps. Drive 
Suite 110 Tamuning, Guam 
96913 

PEACE 

A Program of Guam 
Behavioral Health & Wellness 
Center 

3rd Floor, GBHWC Building 
790 Governor Carlos G. 
Camacho Road Tamuning, 
Guam 96913 

SAGAN NA'HOMLO -
DRUG AND ALCOHOL 
RESIDENTIAL 
TREATMENT 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

Mon: 4:30-5:30pm Tel: 475-7101 
24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 4:30pm Tel: 646-4601 
Fax: 646-5601 Ext. 211 
Email: oasis@ 
elimpacific.net 
Website: www. 
oasisguam.net 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 477-9079 
Fax: 477-9076 
Website: www. 
peaceguam.org 

Tel: 475-7101, 477-3117 
24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

A weekly open/instructional group for 
youth ages 11 to 18. The group uses 
the Minnesota Smoking Prevention 
Program to discourage tobacco 
use among adolescents, as well as 
deal with peer pressure and make 
appropriate decisions to abstain from 
alcohol and drug use. 

Offers residential counseling and 

supportive services for women with 
life-controlling problems such as 
addiction, co-dependency, and the 
wounds of abuse and homelessness. 
Outpatient programs are also available 
for those with a more stable living 
environment. 

PEACE is a community-based 

project established by the Office of 

the Governor with appointed PEACE 
Council members and guided by the 
Epidemiological work group. PEACE 
proposes to implement evidence-
based alcohol, tobacco, and other 
drug prevention programs for the 

island of Guam. PEACE offers free 

training for youth and adults ages 15. 

Sanctuary's Sagan Na'Homlo program 
is a three to six month residential 
program for chemically dependent 
youth, ages 12 through 18. 


OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
ADOPTION SERVICES, 
HOME EVALUATION 
AND PLACEMENT 
SERVICES SECTION 

A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
Services, Bureau of Social 
Services Administration 

Terlaje Building 194 Hernan 
Cortez Avenue 3rd Floor, 
Suite 309 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

AID TO THE BLIND (AB) 

A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
Services 

123 Chalan Kareta Mangilao, 
Guam 96913-6304 

AID TO THE 
PERMANENTLY & 
TOTALLY DISABLED 
(APTD) 

A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
Services 

123 Chalan Kareta Mangilao, 
Guam 96913-6304 

EMERGENCY 
DISASTER SERVICES 

A program of the Salvation 
Army 

155004 Corsair Avenue Tiyan 
Guam 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-2653/2672 
Fax: 477-0500 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Mon - Fri: 7:30am - 6:00pm Tel: 635-4410 
Sat: 8:00am - 6:00pm (Appts. Fax: 635-4413 
Only) Website: www.dphss. 

guam.gov 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 635-4410 
Fax: 635-4413 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Thu/Fri: 9:00am – 12:00pm Tel: 477-9872 
(Food and Clothing: 15 Fax: 477-9870 
people per day) 

Mon – Thu: 9:00am – 
12:00pm (other services: 5 
people per day) 

The Bureau of Social Services 
Administration is the public agency 
designated to provide adoption 
services locally. Adoption services 
are generally optional means and 
alternatives for children who do not 
have the opportunity for a permanent 
home and familial relationship with 
their natural parents and when stable, 
nurturing, permanent family ties can 
best be established through legalized 
adoption. 

AB provides financial help to 

individuals with a central visual acuity 
of 20/100 or less in the better eye with 
correcting glasses or have a certain 

visual field defect. An individual may 

also qualify for one of our medical 
programs, if all eligibility requirements 
are met. 

APTD provides financial help to 

individuals with disabilities that 
prevent them from engaging in gainful 
employment as determined and 
approved by a Medical Review Board 
Committee. An individual may also 
qualify for one of the medical programs, 
if all eligibility requirements are met. 

The Salvation Army works in 
conjunction with the Guam Civil 
Defense and Homeland Security and 
the Volunteer Organizations Active 
in Disaster to coordinate disaster 
assistance, planning, and training. 
The Salvation Army distributes food 
parcels, drinking water, tarps, clothing, 
bedding, toiletries, and baby products. 


OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
FAMILY SERVICES 
CENTER (FSC) 

A program of the Salvation 
Army 

440 East Marine Drive 
Hagåtña Guam 96910 

FOSTER CARE 
PROGRAM 

A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
Services, Bureau of Social 
Services Administration 

Terlaje Building 194 Hernan 
Cortez Avenue 3rd Floor, 
Suite 309, Hagåtña, Guam 
96910 

GENERAL ASSISTANCE 
(GA) 

A program of the DPHSS, 
Bureau of Economic Security 

123 Chalan Kareta Mangilao, 
Guam 96913-6304 

Mon-Thu: 9:00am - 3:00pm Tel: 477-9872 
Fax: 477-3505 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-2653/2672 
Fax: 477-0500 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 735-7245 (Central) 
635-7429 (Northern) 
Fax: 734-3364/735-7092 
Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

The Family Services Center (FSC) 
serves the needs of those who are 

facing a financial crisis, eviction, or 

homelessness. 

Foster care provides temporary living 
arrangements for children whose 
parents are currently unable to provide 
the necessary protection, love, and 
care for their children. The goal of 
foster care is to return the children to 
their family once they have become 
stabilized. 

GA provides short-term financial 


assistance for certain individuals and 
families that are not eligible for Federal 
programs and are unable to provide for 
themselves and their family. An individual 
may also qualify for one of the medical 
programs, if all eligibility requirements are 
met. 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-7101 Sanctuary Incorporated of Guam is a

SANCTUARY, INC. 

24-Hour Hotline: 475-private, non-profit community based 
7100 organization that exists to provide critical 

Website: www. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan social services to youth and their families.

Pago, Guam 96910 sanctuaryguam.com 


OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
SUPPLEMENTAL 
NUTRITION 
ASSISTANCE 
PROGRAM (SNAP) 

A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
Services 

THRIFT STORE 

A program of the Salvation 
Army 

155003 Corsair St. GMF 
Barrigada, Guam 96921 

TRANSITIONAL LIVING 
PROGRAM (TLP) 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tiyan & Mangilao: Tel: 
475-0295/6 Fax: 4777945 
Dededo: Tel: 6357471/
2/7429 Fax: 6357476 
Inarajan: Tel: 828-7550 
Santa Rita: Tel: 5653537 
Fax: 565-3536 

Website: www.dphss. 
guam.gov 

Mon - Sun: 9:30am - 4:00pm Tel: 647-1569 

Tel: 475-7101 
24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

SNAP helps low-income people 
and families buy the food they need 
for good health. An individual or 
household may also qualify for one of 
the medical programs, if all eligibility 
requirements are met. 

Provides low-cost clothing, furniture 
and other goods to the community. 
Goods are donated by individuals or 
corporate agencies on Guam. The 
store is open to men, women, and 
youth interested in volunteering their 
time to serve the community. 

The transitional living program is an 
18-month program for youth between 
the ages of 16 and 22. TLP assists these 
individuals in successfully transitioning 

to independence and self-sufficiency by 


providing shelter, life skills training, and 
services such as supportive counseling 
and Individualized Personal Plan for 
each resident. 

SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS 
Name Contact Information 
Tel: 486-8855

EVANGELIS BABAUTA 

Email: local_671@yahoo.com 
Tel: 858-2129/633-5197

JEANNIE HOLLIS 

Email: billhollisguam@yahoo.com 
Tel: 689-0729

KIRSTEN ROSARIO 

Email: kbamba2003@hotmail.com 


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Employment 

The Employment section covers areas such as job placement, job 
coaches, and employment training. 


Employment 


DEPARTMENT OF INTEGRATED SERVICES FOR 
INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES (DISID) 

DISID serves as a public service to coordinate and provide vocational rehabilitation andcomprehensive 
community services for eligible individuals with disabilities. There are two divisions within DISID: the Division 
of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) and the Division of Support Services (DSS). 

http://www.disid.guam.gov 
238 Archbishop Flores St., DNA Building 
Suite 702, Hagåtña, Guam 96910 
(671) 475-4624 (VT), 
(671) 477-9183 (TTY), (671) 477-2892 (F) 


DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION (DVR) 

The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) provides: 

1) Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Program Services 
2) Supported Employment (SE) Program Services 
3) Independent Living (IL) Program Services, and Independent Living Older Blind (ILOB) 
Services for eligible Individuals with Disabilities. 
Suite 602, Hagåtña, Guam 96910 
(671) 475-5735/38 (VT) 
(671) 477-8642 (TTY), (671) 475-4661 (F) 

DIVISION OF SUPPORT SERVICES (DSS) 

The Division of Support Services (DSS) are responsible for the development of a community 
service delivery system which includes the design, implementation, administration, 
case management, coordination, research, monitoring and evaluation of programs and 
services for persons with disabilities. DSS also provides support to Individuals with 
Disabilities that are applying for housing assistance through the Guam Housing and 
Urban Renewal Authority (GHURA) and the Guam Housing Corporation (GHC); or 
transportation services through the Guam Regional Transit Authority (GRTA); including 
other support services including Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center and the 
Department of Public Health & Social Services. 

Suite 702, Hagåtña, Guam 96910 
(671) 475-4646 (VT) 
(671) 477-9183 (TTY), (671) 477-2892 (F) 


Family Support Services 

Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
AMERICAN JOB 
CENTER 

A program of Department 
of Labor 

710 West Marine Corp Dr. 
St. 301 Bell Tower Plaza, 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

CAREER 
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 

University Student Services 
Center - Enrollment 
Management & Student 
Success Office 

DIVISION OF 
VOCATIONAL 
REHABILITATION (DVR) 

Department of Integrated 
Services for Individuals with 
Disabilities (DISID) 

238 Archbishop Flores 
St., DNA Building Ste. 602 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

FLAME TREE 
FREEDOM CENTER, 
INC. 

GUAM EMPLOYMENT 
AND TRAINING 
PROGRAM (GETP) 

A program of Department 
of Public Health & Social 
Services Works Program 
Section 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-7000/1 
Fax: 475-7045 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 12:00pm; Tel: 735-2233 
1:00pm -5:00pm Fax: 734-2442 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-5735/8 
Fax: 475-4661 
Website: www.disid. 
guam.gov 
Tel: 777-1144 
Email: eddy.reyes@ 
ftfcinc.com 
Website: http://ftfcinc. 
com/ 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 735-7256/7244 
except holidays Fax: 735-7165 

Provides training and job placement for 
individuals entering the job market who 
come from low income households or 
individuals who have been unemployed 
or severely underemployed for the past 
six months. 

The Career Development Office 

provides and coordinates career 
development and employment 
assistance for University of Guam 

students and graduates. This office 
ensures the effective delivery of quality 

services to students and alumni in 
the following areas: career readiness, 
classroom seminars, part time 
employment, business partnership 
development, internship, and career 
placement assistance. 

DVR is a local and federally-sponsored 
program which works in partnership 
with the community and businesses to 
develop employment opportunities for 
people with disabilities. 

Our Mission is to Provide Fundamental 
Life Applications to Motivate and 
Empower individuals with disabilities 
through training with the aim to 
achieve independence and integration 
in community through Rehabilitation, 
Education and Employment. 

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. 

123 Chalan Kareta, 
Mangilao, Guam 96913-6304 


Are you an individual who 
is entitled to Social Security 
Disability Insurance (SSDI) based 
on disability or blindness? 

Are you interested in returning 
to work or experiencing a 
barrier to employment? 


The 
Protection and Advocacy 

for Beneficiaries of Social 

Security (PABSS) Program 

at Guam Legal Services Corporation— 
Disability Law Center may be able to provide 
you with advocacy related to accommodations 
in the workplace, employment discrimination, 
need for assistive technology, or other services 
related to securing or regaining employment. 

For more information, please contact 

GUAM LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION 
DISABILITY LAW CENTER (GLSC—DLC) 
at 477-9811/2 
or visit our website at www.lawhelp.org 


SSA has reviewed this publication for technical accuracy. However, 

this ad should not be considered an official SSA publication. 



Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
GUAM EMPLOYMENT 
SERVICES (GES) 

A program of Department 
of Labor 

Bell Tower Plaza, 3rd Floor 
710 West Marine Corps Dr. 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

iCAN RESOURCES 

520 Chorito Blvd., Suite 201 
Asan, Guam 96910 

OASIS EMPOWERMENT 
CENTER 

960 South Marine Corps Dr. 
Ste. 110 
Tamuning, Guam 96913 

ONE STOP CAREER 
CENTER 

A program of Department 
of Labor 

Suite 301, Bell Tower Plaza, 
710 Marine Corps Dr. 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-7036/44 
Fax: 475-7018 
Website: dol.guam.gov 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 646-4226 
Fax: 646-4228 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 646-4601 
Fax: 646-5601 
Email: oasis@ 
elimpacific.net 
Website: www. 
oasisgua.net 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-7044 

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. 

iCAN Resources Inc. (iCAN) is a 

nonprofit charitable organization 
whose specific and primary purpose is 

to establish employment opportunities 
for individuals with severe disabilities 
in Guam. iCan's mission is to provide 
employment opportunities for persons 

with significant disabilities so that they 

can be Independent, Capable And 
Notable contributors to our community. 

Offers residential counseling and 

supportive services for women with 
life-controlling problems such as 
addiction, co-dependency, and the 
wounds of abuse and homelessness. 
Outpatient programs are also available 
for those with a more stable living 
environment. 

The One Stop Career Center provides 
job seekers, students, and employers 
access to a broad range of training 
and educational services as well as 
program information and resources. 


Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
SAGAN MAMI DROP-IN 
CENTER 

A program of Guma Mami, 
Inc. 

Suite 155 & 156 Tamuning 
Plaza 960 
South Marine Corps Drive 

SENIOR COMMUNITY 
SERVICE 
EMPLOYMENT 

A program of Department 
of Labor 

710 West Marine Corp Dr. 
St. 301 Bell Tower Plaza, 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

SMALL BUSINESS 
DEVELOPMENT 
CENTER 

Jesus & Eugenia Leon 
Guerrero Business & Public 
Administration Building 
Room#148 

YOUTH TRANSITIONAL 
LIVING PROGRAM 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

Mon - Fri: 5:00pm - 9:00pm Tel: 477-1505 
Fax: 477-4984 
Email: gumamami@ 
guam.net 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 300-4561/7015 
Email: dorothy. 
guiterrez@dol.guam. 
gov 
Website: scsep@dol. 
guam.gov 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 735-2590 
Fax: 734-2002 
Email: sbdc@ 
pacificsbdc.com 

Tel: 475-7101 
24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

Sagan Mami members provide 
peer support that promote hope, 
empowerment, and recovery. Sagan 
Mami assists individuals with personal 

financial planning, coordinate public 

transportation, habitation and 
rehabilitation services, employment for 
consumers, and other activities that 
promote social connectiveness. 

The Senior Community Service 
Employment Program (SCSEP) is a 

federally funded activity which offers 

part-time training for economically 
disadvantaged adults. The focus of the 
SCSEP is to foster and promote useful 
part-time opportunities in community 
service activities for persons with low 
income, who are 55 years or older, who 
have limited employment prospects, 
and have the greatest economic need. 

The University of Guam Pacific Islands 

Small Business Development Center 
Network's mission is to support the 
growth and economic development 

of the U.S. affiliated pacific islands in 
the western pacific region by providing 

high-quality training and one-on-one 

confidential counseling to existing and 

prospective small businesses. 

The Transitional Living Program (TLP) 
is an 18-month program for homeless 
youth between the ages of 16 and 21 

years. Staff at TLP provide residents 

with a stable, nurturing group home 
where independent life skills can be 
learned. Life skill lessons include 
such topics as cooking, banking, 
time management, health & wellness, 

job finding, cleaning, and other life 

skills. At the shelter, residents identify 
personal goals by establishing an 
Individual Program Plan (IPP), yet 
work as a team with fellow residents 

and staff towards accomplishing daily 

duties such as shopping and cleaning. 


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Housing& Transportation 


The Housing & Transportation section provides 
information on housing assistance, independent, & 
residential living and accessible transportation. 


Housing& Transportation 

Website: 
www.grta.guam.gov 
Mailing Address: 
P.O. Box 2896 Hagatna, Guam 96932 
Street Address: 
542 N. Marine Corps Drive Tamuning, Guam 96913 
Email: 
ride@grta.guam.gov 
GRTA Office Hours: 
(671) 475-4686/4616 
• Monday-Friday 
• 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 
• Closed: Weekends and Holidays 
To inquire on Paratransit Eligibility: 
(671) 475-4686/4616 
For Complaints, Transit Issues: 
(671) 475-4686/4616 
Fax Number: 
(671) 475-4600 
DAYS OF OPERATION: 
Monday - Saturday: 5:30am - 7:30pm 
No service on Sundays and Certain Holidays 
FOR PARATRANSIT RESERVATIONS: 
Call Kloppenburg Enterprises 
(671) 647-7433/34/35 
Paratransit Service is provided to ADA Eligible Certified passengers. Certification is a require-
ment of this service and an application can be obtained at the GRTA Office in Upper Tumon or 
on the GRTA website, www.grta.guam.gov 
Reservations for use of this service must be made: 
• Monday through Sunday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 
• One (1) day in advance 
DISCOUNTED FARE PASSES / PARATRANSIT FARES 
Students 6-18 years, Seniors 55 years & Up and ADA 
REGULAR FARE PASSES 
Certified persons with disabilities 
• One Ride Pass = .50 
• One Day Pass = $4.00 
• One Day Pass = $1.50 
• One Week Pass = $ 7.50 
• One Month Pass = $25.00 
• One Month Pass = $65.00 
• One Ride Pass = $1.50 
• One Week Pass = $20.00 
Guam Regional Transit Authority (GRTA) provides Fixed Route and 
Paratransit bus services to the public. 

ACCESSIBLE TRANSPORTATION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
ACCESSIBLE TRANSPORTATION 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
GUAM REGIONAL 
TRANSIT AUTHORITY 
(GRTA) 
Mon - Sat: 5:30am - 7:30pm 
Sun & holidays: No Service 
Bus Operation: 6477433/
34/35 
Tel: 475-4616/4686 
Fax: 475-4600 
Provides accessible island-wide 
transportation services. 
542 North Marine Dr. Upper 
Tumon, Guam 96913 
TURTLE TOURS 
A program of Kloppenberg 
Mon - Sat: 5:30am-7:30pm 
Sun & Holidays: No Service 
Tel: 647-7433/5 
Fax: 649-3253 
Private contractor who provides 
GRTA's public transportation to 
Enterprises Inc. (KEI) consumers. 

HOUSING ASSISTANCE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
ALEE SHELTER I & II 

A program of Catholic Social 
Service 

CATHOLIC SOCIAL 
SERVICE (CSS) 

234-A US ARMY Juan C. 
Fejeran Street 
Barrigada Hts, 96913 

CO-ED EMERGENCY 
SHELTER 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

Mon - Sun: 24 hours. Program Director: 
648-5888 
Tel: 635-1441 
24-Hour Hotline: 6484673 
/ 687-2583 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 635-1441 
Fax: 635-1444 
Mon - Sun: 24 hours. 24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Tel: 475-7101 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

The program provides 24-hour crisis 
intervention and emergency/protective 
care for victims of 
family violence. 

Provides temporary, emergency 
homeless shelter for 22 cases daily for 
no more than 60 days. CSS provides 
support such as food for nonfoodstamp 
recipients, transportation 
services for those without vehicles, or 
money for transit, etc. 

The Emergency Shelter, also known as 
the CO-ED Facility, has the capacity to 
house 18 youth: 9 females and 9 males 
between the ages of 12 years to 17 
years. This program is purely voluntary 
between the legal guardian/parent and 
the youth. The length of stay in the 
Emergency Shelter is 30-45 days. If this 
needs to be longer, arrangements may 
be made on a case by case basis. 


HOUSING ASSISTANCE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
HOUSING ASSISTANCE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
EMERGENCY 
RECEIVING HOME 

A program of Catholic Social 
Service 

FAMILY SELFSUFFICIENCY 
(FSS) 
PROGRAM 

A program of Guam 
Housing and Urban Renewal 
Authority 

117 Bien Venida Avenue 
Sinajaña, Guam 96910 

FAMILY SERVICES 
CENTER (FSC) 

A program of Salvation 
Army 

155003 Corsair Avenue, 
Tiyan Barrigada, Guam 
96910 

GUAM HOUSING AND 
URBAN RENEWAL 
AUTHORITY (GHURA) 

117 Bien Venida Avenue 
Sinajana, Guam 96910 

GUAM HOMELESS 
COALITION 

Mon - Sun: 24 hours. Hotline: 653-8856 
Fax: 653-8877 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-1367 
Extension: 339 
Fax: 477-7570 
Website: www.ghura. 
org 
Mon - Fri: 9am-5pm Tel: 477-3528 
Fax: 477-3505 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 477-9851/4/3114 
Fax: 300-7565 
TTY/TDD: 472-3701 
ADA Coordinator: 
475-1407 
Website: www.ghura. 
org 
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 475-1406 
Website: www.ghura. 
org 

The Emergency Receiving Home 
provides temporary shelter to the 
elderly 60 years of age or older and 
adults with disabilities 18 years or older 
who are victims of abuse requiring 
protective shelter. The shelter provides 
personal care (when necessary) and 
nutritious hot meals 3 times a day and 
snacks twice a day. 

The FSS Program is a supports 
program for residents in Public Housing 
and Section 8 participants. The FSS 
Program assists participants to identify 
and achieve educational and career 
goals. The FSS Program’s goal is to 
help families become independent 
and free of the need for government 
assistance. 

The Family Services Center (FSC) 
serves the needs of those who are 

facing a financial crisis, eviction, or 

homelessness. The program provides 
food boxes, clothing vouchers, and 
emergency assistance for rental 
and utility payments, in addition to 
counseling, case management, and 
referral services. 

Administers housing assistance for 
low to moderate income families under 
Public Housing, Section 8 Housing 
Choice Voucher Program, and the 
Guam Trankilidat (Ederly Housing), as 
well as the Community Planning and 
Development (CPD) Program designed 
to meet community development 
projects. 

The Guam Homeless Coalition will 
ensure that homeless individuals and 
families regain housing stability through 
the expansion and implementation of 
a comprehensive community-based 
housing delivery system to prevent and 
end homelessness in Guam. The Guam 
Homeless Coalition is made up of 
representatives from several agencies 
in Guam and meets regularly. Please 
call GHURA for more information. 


GUAM CAP 


CLIENT 

ASSISTANCE 
PROGRAM 


The Guam Client Assistance Program (CAP) is an advocacy program 
established under Section 112 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as 
amended by the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 
(WIOA). Under Section 733 of the WIOA, services to students with 
disabilities allows for students “potentially eligible for Vocational 
Rehabilitation Services to receive PRE-EMPLOYMENT SERVICES (PETS). 
Individuals must be between the ages of 16 and 21 years old. 

WIOA creates Section 733 which authorizes the provision of PETS 
to students with disabilities requiring no less than 15 percent of the 
Vocational Rehabilitation grant through the DVR. Services includes Work 
based learning experiences, Counseling on opportunities for enrollment 
in comprehensive transition or post secondary educational programs at 
institutions of higher education, Workplace readiness training to develop 
social skills and Independent Living, Instructions in Self Advocacy, which 
may include Mentoring. 


PRESUMPTION OF BENEFITS. (Section 722(2)(B), WIOA clarifies an individual must 
be given the opportunity to experience different employment options prior to the 
determination that the individual is not eligible due to the severity of his or her 
disability. The requirement of clear and convincing evidence remains present. 

For more information, please contact the Guam Client Assistance Program, Office 
Location: 1350 North Marine Corps Drive 
Dos Amantes Plaza, Suite 206, Upper Tumon, Guam 96913. Tel. (671) 646-4227,Fax 

(671) 649-4211. E mail: gcap671@gmail.com. Attn: EDMUND CRUZ, Disability Rights 
Advocate/Paralegal 

HOUSING ASSISTANCE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
HOUSING ASSISTANCE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
GUAM HOUSING 
CORPORATION (GHC) 

ITC Building 

590 S. Marine Corps Drive 
Suite 515 Tamuning, Guam 
96910 

GUMA SAN JOSE UNIT 
I & II 

Homeless Shelter 

294 Taitano St., Harmon 
Santa Monica Kaiser Dededo 

GUMA TRANKILIDAT 

117 Bien Venida Avenue 
Sinajaña, Guam 96910 

HABITAT FOR 
HUMANITY OF GUAM, 
INC. 

542-1 Gumataotao Building 
West O’Brien Drive 
Hagåtña, Guam 96910 

LIHENG I, II, & III 
PROGRAMS 

A program of Catholic Social 
Service 

234-A Juan C Fejeran St. 
Barrigada Heights, 
Barrigada, Guam 96913 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 647-4143, 
Fax: 649-4144 
Website: www. 
guamhousing.org 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 633-2955 
Fax: 635-1444 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 477-9851,646-6301 
Fax: 646-0313 
Website: www.ghura. 
org 

Mon-Fri: 9am – 2pm Tel: 647-4667 
Fax: 647-4670 
Email: habitat@guam. 
net 
Website: www. 
habitatguam.org 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm Tel: 635-1413, 300-7593 
Fax: 635-1444 

Government financial institution that 
provides financial services for qualified 

low/moderate-income individuals and 

families who are first-time homeowners, 

elderly, disabled, or displaced. 

Guma San Jose is a temporary home 
which can house individuals and 
families for up to 60 days. 

Guam Housing and Urban Renewal 
Authority’s Guam Elderly Project, 

Guma’ Trankilidat, is financed through 

the Farmers Home Administration, 
Section 515 New Construction. Guma’ 
Trankilidat provides housing to very 
low-income elderly and persons with 
disabilities. 

Through volunteer labor, management 
expertise, and tax-deductible donations 
of money and materials, Habitat 
builds and rehabilitates homes with 
the help of the homeowners. Houses 

are sold at no profit and no-interest to 

partner families. Mortgage payments 
go towards building additional Habitat 
homes. 

Provides transitional housing 
placement for homeless families who 
are in need. Programs also include 

learning how to be financially stable, 

and balancing activities of everyday life. 


HOUSING ASSISTANCE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
HOUSING ASSISTANCE 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
PUBLIC HOUSING 

A program of Guam 
Housing and Urban Renewal 
Authority 

117 Bien Venida Avenue 
Sinajaña, Guam 96910 

SECTION 8 

A program of Guam 
Housing and Urban Renewal 
Authority 

117 Bien Venida Avenue 
Sinajaña, Guam 96910 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 

Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm 
Closed on Government 
Holidays 

Tel: 477-9851 
Fax: 300-7565 
Website: www.ghura. 
org 

Tel: 475-1330, 477-9851 
Fax: 477-7570 
Website: www.ghura. 
org 

Public housing is an affordable 

rental-housing program for eligible 
low-income families, the elderly, and 
persons with disabilities. 

Section 8 is a program that provides 

vouchers and certificates to eligible 

families with very low-incomes, the 
elderly, and persons with disabilities. 

INDEPENDENT & RESIDENTIAL LIVING 
Agency Hours of Operation Contact Information Description: 
KARIDAT SUPPORT 

A program of Catholic Social 
Service 

130 Estralita St. Tumon, 
Guam 96913 

YOUTH TRANSITIONAL 
LIVING PROGRAM 
(TLP) 

A program of Sanctuary, Inc. 

406 Mai Mai Road Chalan 
Pago, Guam 96910 

Mon - Sun: 24 hours. Tel: 635-1407 
Fax: 635-1444 
Mon - Sun: 24 hours. 24-Hour Hotline: 4757100 
Tel: 475-7101 
Fax: 477-3117 
Website: www. 
sanctuaryguam.com 

Karidat provides services to adults with 
physical and mental disabilities. They 
provide basic life skills and behavioral 
training, and reunite individuals with 
their families in the community. 

This is a long-term program where 
residents strive to obtain essential life 
skills needed for independent living. 
TLP is for homeless teens who cannot 
return home; who are aging out of 
the foster care system and require 
assistance transitioning to independent 
living. 


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 

The following individuals and organizations have contributed greatly to the production of this directory. Si Yu'os Ma'ase! 


Guam CEDDERS Advisory Council 

June De Leon, M.Ed. 
Guam CEDDERS Interim Director 

Erlinda Tydingco, Chairperson 

Lovely Ecijan Espiritu, Vice-Chairperson 
Jermaine Alerta 
Josephine Blas 
Maria Bontogon 
Karlyn Borja 
Darren Gutierrez 
Joe Gumataotao 
Yolanda Gabriel 
Yolanda Gabriel 
Linda Rodriguez 
Dan Somerfleck 
Linda Rodriguez 
Marcelene Santos 
Phyliss Leon Guerrero 

GSAT Advisory Council 

Consumer Representatives 

Lourdes Ann Mesa, Chairperson 
Rodney Calimlim, Vice Chairperson 
Evelyn Duenas, Secretary 
Josephine Cortez, Member-at-Large 
Thomas Manglona, Member-at-Large 
Enrique Mesngon, Member-at-Large 

Agency Representatives 

Jermaine Alerta 
Carol Cabiles 
Terese Crisostomo 
Phyliss Leon Guerrero 
Ray Sayas 
Phyllis Topasna 
Leah Abelon 

GSAT Center Coordinator 


Index A - C 

A 

ABC Children's Center, 39 

ABC Southern Pre-School, 39 

Academics & Arts (GDOE), 52 

Academy of Our Lady of Guam, 50 

ADA Accommodation Services (UOG), 56 

Adacao Elementary School, 54 

Administrative Office (GDOE), 52 

Adoption Services, Home Evaluation and Placement Services 
Section (DPHSS), 93 
Adult Anger Management Group (Sanctuary, Inc.), 74 
Adult Day Care (MCOG), 87 
Adult Drug Court (Superior Court of Guam), 61 
Adult Protective Services (APS), 69, 87 
Adult Protective Services Crisis Intervention Hotline, 69, 87 
Agaña Heights Elementary School, 54 
Agaña Heights Mayor's Office, 16 
Agat Mayor's Office, 16 
Agueda Johnston Middle School, 54 
Aguon, Risha, MFT, LPC, 34 
Aid to the Blind (AB), (DPHSS), 93 
Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled (APTD), 93 
AIDS Hotline (DPHSS), 72 
Akimoto, Vincent T., M.D., 22 
Al-Anon (GBHWC), 90 
Alee Shelter I & II (CSS), 69, 107 
Alegria, Conrado V., D.D.S., 29 
Amazing Kids 2 Child Development Center, 39 
American Job Center, 99 
American Medical Center (Upper Tumon & Mangilao), 19 
American Pediatric Clinic, 19 
American Red Cross, 69 
Americorps Program, 56, 74 
Andersen Airman & Family Readiness Center, 74 
Anigua Learning Ladder Child Care Center, 39 
Aquino, JoBeth SN, MA, LPC, MFT, 34 
Arakawa, Timothy, M.D., 26 
Asan-Maina Mayor's Office, 16 
Asmuyao Community School, 56 
Assistive Technology/Speech&Language (GDOE), 52 
Astumbo Elementary School, 54 
Astumbo Middle School, 54 
Attorney at Law/Legal Assistance Service, 61 

Audiological Associates, 32 
Audiological Services (GDOE), 52 
Autism Community Together (ACT), 73, 74 
Autism (GDOE), 52 

B 

Babauta, Evangelis, Sign Language Interpreter, 95 
Baleto, Jesse, MA, MFT, 34 
Bambini Montessori School Center, 39 
Barrigada Mayor's Office, 16 
Bellis, Kirk D.O., 33 
Bishop Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School, 50 
Bordallo, Annie U., M.D., 28 
Bordallo, Sandra, MA, MFT, LPC, MAC, 34 
Borja, Teresa D., DPM, 26 
Brady, Timothy P., D.D.S., 29 

C 

Carbullido Elementary School, 54 
Career Development Office, 99 
Carrera, Yolanda, 25 
Case Management Services (CMS), 87 
Case Management Services (CMS) Elderly, 67 
Catholic Social Service (CSS), 83, 107 
Central Medical Clinic, 19 
Chalan Pago - Ordot Mayor's Office, 16 
Cheng, Victoria, D.M.D., 29 
Chief Brodie Elementary School, 54 
Child Care and Development Fund Program (DPHSS), 82 
Child Protective Services, (DPHSS), 61 
Chiu, John, M.D., 22 
Clegg, Sarah, D.D.S., 29 
CL Taitano Elementary School, 54 
Client Services and Family Counseling (Judiciary of Guam), 67 
Co-Ed Emergency Shelter (Sanctuary, Inc.), 107 
Community Habilitation Program (CHP), 84 
Community Support Unit (CSU), 87 
Compliance Office (GDOE), 52 
Crime Stoppers (GPD), 75 
Crisis Intervention (VARO), 70 
Crisis Pregnancy Center, 70 
Cristobal, Hope, Psy.D., 33 


Index D - G 

D 

Data Office (GDOE), 52 
David, Gabriel, M.D., 22 
Deaf & Hard of Hearing Program (GDOE), 52 
Dededo Mayor's Office, 16 

Department of Integrated Services for Individuals with 
Disabilities, 72, 98 
Department of Parks and Recreation, 85 
Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS), 18 
Department of Youth Affairs (DYA), 75 
Division of Senior Citizens (DPHSS), 88 
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR), 98, 99 
DL Perez Elementary School, 54 
Doc’s Day Care, LLC dba Doc’s Day Care & Preschool, 40 
Docs Kiddie College, 40 
Dombrowski, Chris, M.D., 22 
Dominican Catholic School, 50 
Dominican Child Development Center, 40 
Down Syndrome Association of Guam, 75 
Drug & Alcohol (Pathways), 90 
Drug & Alcohol Counseling (GBHWC), 90 
Duenas, Vincent “Vinnie” D.O., 22 
Dulay, Marylou, M.D., 25 

E 

Earthquake Safety Tips, 12-13 
Emergency Disaster Services (Salvation Army), 93 
Emergency Preparedness, 7-15 
Emergency Receiving Home (CSS), 108 
Emotionally Disablility/Psychological Services (GDOE), 52 
Erica's House, 75 
Escola Guam, LLC DBA World of Wonder Childcare & Learning 
Center, 40 
Eusebio, Andrew D.D.S., 29 
Evergreen Health Center, 19 

F 

Family Baptist Church School, 50 
Family Services Center (FSC), (Salvation Army), 94, 108 
Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program (GHURA), 108 
Father Duenas Memorial School, 50 

FB Leon Guerrero Middle School, 54 
Fegurgur, Mary K., M.S.W., Psy.D., 33 
Fernandez, Jon J.P. (GDOE), 51 
FHP Health Center, 19 
Finegayan Elementary School, 54 
First Step Early Childhood Educational Center, 41 
Flame Tree Freedom Center, 24, 99 
Flores, Lisa D., M.D., 22 
Foster Care Program (DPHSS), 94 
4-H & Youth Development (CNAS), 74 

G 

Gabel, Jeffrey, M.D., 28 
Gabriel, Yolanda (GDOE), 51 
Galgo, Geoffrey P., M.D., 22 
General Assistance (DPHSS), 94 
George Washington High School, 55 
Gerling, William L., M.D., 22 
Giggles & Scribbles Child Care Center, 41 
Governor's Community Outreach, 75 
GPD Domestic Assault Response Team Section (GPD), 70 
Grace Academy Guam, 50 
Grace Care Center Early Childhood Development, 41 
Guahan Academy Charter School, 55 
Guam Adventist Academy, 50 
Guam Behavioral Health & Wellness Center (GBHWC), 70 
Guam Client Assistance Program/Parent Agencies Network 
(PAN), 61 

Guam Community College; Office of Accommodative Services 

(OAS), 56 
Guam Developmental Disabilities Council (GDDC), 62 
Guam Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Project (Guam 
EHDI), 77 
Guam Early Intervention System (GEIS), 52 
Guam Employment and Training Program (GETP), (DPHSS), 99 
Guam Employment Services (GES), 101 
Guam Evangelical Christian Academy, 50 
Guam Girl Scouts, 85 
Guam Head Start Program (GDOE), 52 
Guam Hearing Doctors, 32 
Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority (GHURA), 108 
Guam Homeless Coalition, 108 
Guam Housing Corporation (GHC), 110 


Index G - L 

Guam Leadership Academy, 41 
Guam Legal Services Corporation Disability Law Center (GLSCDLC), 
62, 100 
Guam Legislature, 16 
Guam Medical Care, 19 
Guam Medicare Assistance Program (DSC), 88 
Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA), 70 
Guam Montessori, Inc. dba Montessori Learning Center, 43 
Guam Police Department (GPD), 70 
Guam PolyClinic, 19 
Guam Public Library System, 85 
Guam Regional Medical City, 17 
Guam Regional Transit Authority (GRTA), 106, 107 
Guam Seventh Day Adventist Clinic, 19, 32 
Guam Senior Medicare Patrol (DSC), 88 
Guam’s Positive Parents Together (GPPT), 76, 77 
Guam State Rehabilitation Council, 62 
Guam System for Assistive Technology (GSAT), 35, 66 
Guam WIC Program (DPHSS), 82 
Guma Ginefli`e Dementia Care Center, 89 
Guma'Mami, Inc., 62, 63 
Guma San Jose Unit I & II, 110 
Guma Trankilidat, 110 

H 

Ha, Joon, D.D.S., 29 
Habitat for Humanity of Guam, Inc., 110 
Hagåtña Mayor's Office, 16 
Hagåtña MED Clinic, 20 
Harmony Kids Child Care Center, 43 
Harry S. Truman Elementary, 54 
Hartup, Jason D.M.D., 30 
Harvest Christian Academy, 50 
Harvest House, 62 
Hazardous Materials Incident Safety Tips, 14 
Healing Hearts Crisis Center (GBHWC), 71 
Healthcare Specialties, 67 
Health Services of the Pacific, 20 
Hollis, Jeannie, Sign Language Interpreter, 95 
Huang, Albert, D.D.S., 30 
Hunterspeaks Autism Center, 42, 77 

I 

I Famagu'on-ta (Our Children), 71 
I Pinangon Campus Suicide Prevention Program (UOG), 71 
ICan Resources, 101 
IHP Medical Group, 20 
ILearn Academy Charter School, 55 
Immunization Program (DPHSS), 77 
In-Home Services Program, 84, 89 
Ina'fa Maolek, 77 
Inarajan Elementary School, 54 
Inarajan Middle School, 54 
Inarajan Mayor's Office, 16 
Ineton Mañaina Parent Support Group (Sanctuary, Inc.), 78 
Infant of Prague Nursery & Kindergarten, 43 
Isa Psychological Services Center (UOG), 78 
Ishmael, Ariel, M.D., 33 
Isla Home Infusion, 67 
Island Eye Center, 32 
Isla Pediatrics, 20 

J 

Jeericho's Childcare Center, 43 
JM Guerrero Elementary School, 54 
JMI Medical Systems, Inc., 67 
John F. Kennedy High School, 55 
Johnson, Jeffrey, D.D.S., 30 
Jose LG Rios Middle School, 54 
JP Torres Alternative School, 55 
JQ San Miguel Elementary School, 54 

K 

Kaneshiro, Suzanne-Sison, D.D.S., 30 
Kim, Backhabwha "Lily", D.D.S., 29 
Kim, Jongsung "Jon", D.D.S., 30 
Karidat Support (CSS), 111 
Ko, Hee Soo, D.M.D., PC, 29 

L 

L.T. Digi-Tell Enterprises, Inc. dba Dededo Child Care & 
Learning Center, 43 

Index L - P 

Latte Treatment Center, LLC, 72 
LB Johnson Elementary School, 54 
Lee, Delores, M.D., 22 
Lee, Kunsun, D.D.S., 30 
Lend-A-Hand Guam Chapter (PDN), 82 
Leon Guerrero, Robert, M.D., 25 
Lighthouse Recovery Center (Sanctuary, Inc.), 90 
Liguan Elementary School, 54 
Liheng I, II, & III (CSS), 110 
Linsangan, Gladys, M.D., FAAP, 25 
Little Children's School of Guam, LLC, 44 
Little Einsteins Child Learning Center, 44 
Little Fisher's Day Care & Early Learning Academy, LLC, 44 
Little Garden Day Care, 44 
Little Learning Early Childhood Academy, 44 
Little One’s Child Care Center, 45 
Lizama, Florencio, M.D., 25 
Lizama, Tricia, Ph.D., LCSW, LPC, LMHC, LMFT, 34 
Lombard Health Eye Clinic, 32 
LP Untalan Middle School, 54 
Lujan, Davina, M.D., 23 

M 

M.G. Huffer Adventures In Learning Child Development 

Center, 45 
MA Ulloa Elementary School, 54 
Machananao Elementary School, 54 
Malilay, Janice, D.D.S., 30 
Manaloto, Cristina, M.D., FAAP, 25 
Mañe’lu, 78 
Mangilao Mayor's Office, 16 
Maria Artero Catholic Pre-School, 45 
Mariano, Maria Chela, M.D., 23 
Marcial Sablan Elementary School, 54 
Marutani, David, D.D.S., 30 
Mayors’ Council of Guam, 16 
MedFirst Physicians’ Group, 20 
Medicaid (DPHSS), 82 
Medically Indigent Program (MIP), 82 
Medquest Medical Supply, 67 
Mercy Heights Catholic Nursery & Kindergarten, 45 
Merizo Martyrs Elementary School, 54 
Merizo Mayor's Office, 16 

Micronesian Resource Center One Stop Shop, 78 
Milestones Play & Learn Center, 45 
Mina, Sarah, DPM, 26 
Miyagi, Shishin, M.D., 23 
MNW dba: Lots of Learning Child Care Center Inc., 46 
Mongmong-Toto-Maite Mayor's Office, 16 
MU Lujan Elementary School, 54 

N 

Namm, Julie, M.D., 23 
National Family Caregiver Support Program, 86 
Navy Fleet Family Support Center, 79 
Nene Child Care Center, 46 
New Beginnings (GBHWC), 71 
New Children World Learning and Development Center, 46 
Nguyen, Hoa V., M.D., 23 
Nicotine Education/Cessation (Sanctuary, Inc.), 92 
Northern Region Community Health Center (DPHSS), 18, 20 
Notre Dame High School, 50 

O 

Oasis Empowerment Center, 92, 101 
Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy/Leisure Education 
(GDOE), 52 
Oceanview Middle School, 54 
Office of Accommodative Services (OAS), (GCC), 53, 56 
Office of the Attorney General, 62 
Office of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Guam, 16 
Office of the Public Guardian, 64 
Okkodo High School, 55 
Old Age Assistance (OAA), (DPHSS), 89 
Ombudsman (DSC), 89 
One Stop Career Center (DOL), 101 
Ordot Chalan Pago Elementary School, 54 
Ouhadi, Faraz, M.D., 25 
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic School, 50 

P 

Pacific Retina Specialists, 32 
Parent Services (GDOE), 52 
Parenting Skills Class (Sanctuary, Inc.), 79 
PC Lujan Elementary School, 54 


Index P - S 

PEACE (GBHWC), 92 
Perez, Lilli, Ph.D., 33 
Piti Mayor's Office, 16 
PNG Child Care and Learning Center, 46 
PNG Child Care and Learning Center at Leo Palace, 46 
Polymedic & Pediatric Clinic, 20 
Precious Ones Child Care Center and Learning Center, 47 
Preschool Program/Elementary Schools/Private School (GDOE), 

52 
Price Elementary School, 54 
Pripåra Hao Emergency Preparedness Checklist, 8 
Pripåra Hao Emergency Preparedness Special Planning Tips, 9 
Probation Division (Superior Court of Guam), 64 
Project AIM TRIO (GCC), 56 
Protection & Advocacy for Assistive Technology (PAAT), 
(GLSC), 64 

Protection & Advocacy for Beneficiaries of Social Security 


(PABSS), 64 
Protection & Advocacy for Developmental Disabilities (PADD), 
(GLSC), 65 
Protection & Advocacy for Individual Rights (PAIR), (GLSC), 65 
Protection & Advocacy for Individuals with Mental Illness 
(PAIMI), (GLSC), 65 
Protection & Advocacy to Vote Act, (GLSC), 65 
Protection & Advocacy Traumatic Brain Injury, (GLSC), 66 
Public Assistance Program (DPHSS), 84 
Public Defender Service Corporation, 66 
Public Housing (GHURA), 111 

R 

Raab, Jeremy S., M.D., 23 
Rapadas, Antonio, D.D.S., 30 
Rapadas, Christina, D.D.S., 31 
Reach for the Stars Learning Center, 47 
Respite Care Services (CSS), 86 
Retina Center of Guam, 32 
Rhim, Song, D.M.D., 31 
Rosario, Kirsten, Sign Language Interpreter, 95 
Rosario-Sanchez, Katrina, MSW, LPC, 34 
Ross Hearing Aids, 67 

S 

Sagan Fina'na'guen Fino’ Chamoru, 47 
Sagan Mami Drop-in Center (Guma Mami, Inc.), 102 
Sagan Na'Homlo - Drug and Alcohol Residential Treatment 

(Sanctuary, Inc.), 92 
Sagua Mañagu Birthing Center, 28 
Sahagon, Stacey (GDOE), 51 
Saint Anthony Catholic School, 50 
Saint Francis Catholic School, 50 
Saint John’s School, 50 
Salvation Army, 71 
Sanchez, Joseph (GDOE), 51 
Sanctuary, Inc., 94 
Sangalang, Maria Melinda, DPM, 26 
San Nicolas, Francisco P., D.M.D., PC, 29 
Santa Barbara Catholic School, 50 
Santa Rita Mayor's Office, 16 
Santos Jamella, MSW, LPC, 34 
Santos, Ma. Edna Angela V., M.D., FAAP, 25 
Santos, Patrick C., M.D., 23 
San Vicente Catholic School, 50 
Sarmiento, Dennis, M.D., 25 
Schroeder, Edmund Jr. F., M.D., 23 
Science is Fun and Awesome Learning Academy Charter 
School (SiFA), 55 
Section 8 (GHURA), 111 
Senior Community Service Employment, 102 
Shieh, Thomas, M.D., 28 
Shining Stars Learning & Development Center, 47 
Sidell, Jonathan, M.D., 28 
Simon Sanchez High School, 55 
Sinajaña Mayor's Office, 16 
Sistoza, Lilybeth, M.D., 25 
Small Business Development Center, 102 
Small World Play & Learn Center, 47 
Social Security Administration, 79 
Southern Christian Academy, 51 
Southern High School, 55 
Southern Regional Community Health Center, 18 
St. Lucy's Eye Clinic, 32 
St. Paul Christian School, 51 
Stop Violence Against Women (VAW), 72 
Stuebing, Caleb, D.D.S., 31 
Sukola, Kelly R., ED.D, (GDOE), 51 
Sunga, Tracy, D.D.S., 31 
Supit, Collette, D.D.S., 31 
Supit, Edwin J., M.D., 25 
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), 95 


Index T - Z 

T 

Taitano, Taling, (GDOE), 51 
Takenaka, Yasunori, D.D.S., 31 
Talofofo Elementary School, 54 
Talofofo Mayor’s Office, 16 
Tamuning Day Care & Learning Center, 48 
Tamuning Elementary School, 54 
Tamuning-Tumon Mayor's Office, 16 
Tan Victoria’s Chamoru Day Care, 48 
Temple Baptist Christian School, 51 
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), (DPHSS), 84 
Tender Shepherd Pre-School, 48 
Terlaje, Rayner D., D.D.S., M.S., 31 
The Doctor’s Clinic, 20 
The Giving Tree Children’s Academy, 48 
The Giving Tree Early Learning Center, 48 
The Giving Tree International Preschool, 49 
The Juvenile Drug Court (Superior Court of Guam), 66 
The Second Chance Shop (Elim Pacific Ministries), 79 
The Young Learner Center, 49 
Thrift Store (Salvation Army), 95 
Tina's Learning Center (TLC), 49 
Tiny Blessings Christian Childcare & Educational Center, 49 
Tiyan High School, 55 
Tolentino, Doris, LPC, MSW, LMHC, LMFT, MPH, 34 
Transition Services (GDOE), 52 
Transitional Living Program (TLP), (Sanctuary, Inc.), 95 
Transportation (GDOE), 52 
TRIO Program (UOG), 56 
Tsunami Safety Tips, 15 
Tumon Medical Office, 20 
Turtle Tours (KEI), 107 
Tutnauer, Phillip D., DPM, 26 
24-Hour Crisis Hotline (Sanctuary, Inc.), 69 
Typhoon Safety Tips,10-11 

U 

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs - Guam Vet Center, 81 
Umatac Mayor's Office, 16 
University of Guam ADA Accommodation Services, 38, 56 
University of Guam CEDDERS, 56 
Upi Elementary School, 54 
U.S. Naval Hospital, 18 
U.S. Renal Care Dededo Dialysis, 21 
U.S. Renal Care Finegayan, 21 
U.S. Renal Care Sinajaña, 21 
U.S. Renal Care Tamuning Dialysis, 21 
U.S. Renal Care Tumon Dialysis, 21 
V 

Vicente SA Benavente Middle School, 54 
Village Mayors', 16 
Vision Services (GDOE), 52 

W 

Walton, Kimberly, M.D., 28 
Ward, Wayne, D.D.S., 31 
Webb, Corazon, D.D.S., 31 
Wettengel Elementary School, 54 

Y 

Yang, Robert J., D.M.D., PC, 31 
Yigo Mayor's Office, 16 
Yoña Mayor's Office, 16 
Youth Anger Management (Sanctuary, Inc.), 81 
Youth Embracing Sanctuary (YES) Crew, 81 
Youth for Youth Organization (GBHWC), 81 
Youth Transitional Living Program (Sanctuary, Inc.), 102, 111 


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