The Project Phoenix provides many services to the community. The main objective of the group is to collect and distribute new and gently used household items. Services are to help families and individuals who are in need for a variety of reasons. There is no charge for the items given away. Please call or visit the website for more information.

This group operates Project Safe Place in Brevard County. It is part of a national program. The program offers immediate help to children and teens. The youth have runaway or are homeless. They may be in an unsafe situation or just alone and afraid. It is also a school education program. Please call or visit the website for more information.

24/7: 321.452.0800 ext. 144

This group offers the Project90 program. It is an accelerated case management model. The program provides a community of care for customers. They will be able to reach self-sufficiency in 90 days. It also teaches customers lifelong skills. These skills will let them stay self-sufficient and eventually thrive. The program is for veterans. Please call or visit the website for more information.

PurposeOne:27 is a group of women who came together in 2017 to answer the call of God to respond to the foster care crisis that exists in our community. The need for more foster homes is urgent, but often overlooked. We believe that responding to the needs of the children in foster care, especially those right here in our own county, is a purpose worth acting on.

The Putnam Christian Service Center is known as PCSC for short. The center helps residents from all areas of Putnam County who are in a crisis situation. The help given is meant to help the client to avoid or overcome a crisis. Those who get help must be able to show that they can maintain their bills without further help. Please call or visit the website for more information.

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The Putnam County Re-entry Program is a faith-based organization. The group helps ex-offenders. They help them by providing the tools needed to re-enter society as a thriving and self-sufficient member. Acts as a resource hub. And works with clients side by side to make sure all needs for a successful transition are met. There are a variety of services available. Please call or visit the website for more information.

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The R.L. Simmons House is a safe haven. It is a temporary shelter for women and children. Who are homeless or victims of domestic violence. The organization encourages healing and growth towards stability. Please call or visit the website for more information.

The Shelter has a Rapid Rehousing program. It helps victims of domestic violence and human trafficking. The program provides necessary services. These services help victims transition from homelessness to permanent housing. As well as reach self-sufficiency. The program can last between 3 and 6 months. Please call or visit the website for more information.

24 Hour Crisis Hotline: 239.775.1101

This group offers a new life program. It has multiple phases. Each phase is designed to transform the whole person. The program builds skills that are needed to overcome addiction. It will also help someone develop a productive work ethic. While at the same time transforming their lives. There is no time limit to a person’s length of stay; however, they must continue to be making progress. Please call or visit the website for more information.