Where does a homeless person go if they want a psychological evaluation?

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A man in Tampa is about to be kicked out of the house he was renting a room at. He has no job, no money, no insurance, no insurance. Where does someone in this position go for help? Where would he go if he wanted a diagnosis/evaluation for mental illness? Is there a state agency to call? Or would he need to have money to see a psychiatrist?
 
Here they have 911 for emergency, 311 non emergency, and 211 for questions like finding help programs, assistance, dr's etc. If you don't have 211 in your state, in first 3 or 4 pages of the white pages telephone book have important assistance phone numbers.
 
Here they have 911 for emergency, 311 non emergency, and 211 for questions like finding help programs, assistance, dr's etc. If you don't have 211 in your state, in first 3 or 4 pages of the white pages telephone book have important assistance phone numbers.
 
Here they have 911 for emergency, 311 non emergency, and 211 for questions like finding help programs, assistance, dr's etc. If you don't have 211 in your state, in first 3 or 4 pages of the white pages telephone book have important assistance phone numbers.
 
Here they have 911 for emergency, 311 non emergency, and 211 for questions like finding help programs, assistance, dr's etc. If you don't have 211 in your state, in first 3 or 4 pages of the white pages telephone book have important assistance phone numbers.
 
Here they have 911 for emergency, 311 non emergency, and 211 for questions like finding help programs, assistance, dr's etc. If you don't have 211 in your state, in first 3 or 4 pages of the white pages telephone book have important assistance phone numbers.
 
Here they have 911 for emergency, 311 non emergency, and 211 for questions like finding help programs, assistance, dr's etc. If you don't have 211 in your state, in first 3 or 4 pages of the white pages telephone book have important assistance phone numbers.
 
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