Daily Needs ServicesThe health department offers comprehensive prenatal care. All residents of the county are eligible for services. Medicaid is accepted. If the patient is not eligible for Medicaid, they are charged a fee based on income. Please call or visit the website for more information.
This program helps babies up to one year old. They give families in need items for babies. These items help to keep them clean, comfortable, and safe. This is offered in all four of the Catholic Charities of Northwest Florida's offices. Please call or visit the website for locations and more information.
This group runs a food pantry. It is for the entire Jacksonville community. Food may be received up to four times in a twelve month period. Walk-ins are welcome. Bring a picture ID. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Meals on Wheels delivers meals to seniors, the disabled, or chronically ill adults under the age of 60. Call for more information.
Meals on Wheels delivers meals to the elderly. Monday thru Friday. Extra meals delivered on Thursday and Friday for those requesting 7 days of meals. Call for more information.
St Peter’s serves 60– 75 people a hot breakfast of meat, eggs, pancakes, grits and cereal Saturday mornings at First Presbyterian at 4th and Park in Sanford. They also provide donated pastries and bread which can be taken home.
Please see the website for more details.
Nutritious, healthy food is provided to people 60+. Come early to play cards, games and socialize.
Suggested donation of $3 to help cover the cost of the meals, however, anyone is welcome even if you can't pay.
Call to find out which one is open in Lee County.
239.275.1881
This agency provides free or low-cost meals to homebound seniors who cannot prepare their own food. Services may be free depending on each person's financial needs. Meals are delivered five days a week. They can deliver pet food once a month, usually for dogs and cats. Please call 352.527.5930 for more information.
This agency delivers meals five days a week to homebound seniors who are unable to prepare their own meals. Two frozen weekend meals are provided on Friday. Free dog and cat food is also available for pet owners. It is delivered on the first Saturday of every month by Humane Society volunteers.
The cost of each meal is $4.75. Please call the office if you cannot afford to pay for meals.
Senior Resource Association provides the Meals on Wheels program. Volunteers deliver meals to clients’ homes Monday through Friday. They do this between 10:30 am and 2:30 pm. They also give a daily safety check and friendly interaction. Hot, nutritious meals are delivered to seniors’ doors – five days a week. They also offer frozen meals for the weekends. If you are homebound and have been discharged from a healthcare facility within the last 30; or, whose caregiver is going into a healthcare facility for a brief period of time, they offer Emergency Meals on Wheels.
