This agency helps developmentally delayed clients past the age of 22. Their goal is to promote independence so they can function within the community. Clients learn basic academics and can get computer training. They learn skills by going out into the community in small groups. They may go to the mall, library, grocery store or nursing home for hands-on learning and volunteer opportunities. They meet five days a week to reinforce everyday living skills.

Please see the website for more details.

Connections works with those who are seeking employment. They can help you with job search skills. They offer computer training and one-on-one job counseling. They can help with resume review and preparation, job leads, and interview clothing. All services are free and there is no charge to area employers who wish to post openings with them.

This is a national, primarily residential training program. It is for young people ages 16 through 24. Job Corps' mission is to attract eligible young adults and teach them the skills they need to become employable. Students get academic training to suit their needs. They can get their GED. They can learn English. They can take Driver’s Education. They can get vocational training in several fields.

Admissions: 1.800.733.5627

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Kids Village is a residential facility for abused and neglected children. They serve children ages 6 to 17. The home is for kids with emotional and behavioral issues. Residential services include individual, group, and family therapy. There is a school on campus. There are recreational activities such as swimming, basketball and tennis. They have a chapel, playground and educational center.

The children are encouraged to be a part of community activities. This could be a sports team, arts and crafts, music or science.

Please see the website for more details.

This program provides in-home services to the frail elderly. It helps them to stay in their own homes. Services include bathing, meals, homemaker, adult day care, companion and home improvement. It is for anyone over the age of 60. There are also services for those over 18 who have a memory disorder.

Please call or see the website for all services.

This ministry distributes food boxes to those in need. Each food box provides enough food to feed a family of four for three days. Volunteers serve as “personal shoppers” with clients when they make their selections at the Metro Market.

Please call the office for times.

LIHEAP helps those in need with their power bills. It is a one-time payment that is made directly to the power company. Households interested in applying should contact the Mid Florida Community Services office in their county for an appointment.

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Meals on Wheels provides home delivered meals to persons who are unable to prepare nourishing meals for themselves. It is for seniors over 60. There are 4 congregate dining sites in the service area.

Please call or visit the website for more information.