This group has a supportive housing program. The program has different options. It includes assistance with affordable housing and supportive services. The supportive services are for those experiencing homelessness who have disabilities. Please call or visit the website for more information.

Programs Include:

Shelter
Provides refuge, crisis intervention, and advocacy for up to 45 days when home is not a safe place. The shelter is always open, and the location is confidential. Shelter residents receive emergency clothing, food, and personal care items. Ongoing individual and group empowerment support.

Gateway Transitional Housing
Can be referred to CASA Gateway as space becomes available. Residents pay reduced rent and utilities.

Group and Individual Support

• Life Skills/Employment
• Mental Health
• Personal Development
• Referrals to Legal & Social Services
• Safety Planning
• Substance Abuse

Children’s Programs

• Kid’s Club
• Support Groups
• Safety Planning
• Tutoring
• Fun & Games

Chapman Partnership provides the Housing Stability Plan to those in need. Please call or visit website to learn more.

Services include:

• Housing
• Case Management
• Connections to income and benefits
• Youth Dorms for young adults 18 to 24 years old

This group offers transitional and permanent housing. They provide a clean and welcoming place to live while clients work to restore their lives. The goal of the group is to help people to find permanent housing and independent living. They give priority to veterans. Please call or visit the website to learn more.

This group offers housing programs. These are for military families. There are four different programs. They are designed to help at every stage of their transition into civilian life. Please call or visit the website for more information.

Email: Florida@operationhomefront.org

Programs Available:

Pathways to Home has the aim to eliminate homelessness among families with children. They work with other agencies in Seminole County. Clients are assessed as to their needs. They may be referred to a partner agency for help. Help with utilities and rent may be provided for those accepted into the program.

This group helps connect survivors to resources for housing in the county. They provide a variety of help. Please call or visit the website for more information.

24-Hour Crisis Helpline: 904.284.0061

Help Available Includes:

• Case Management
• Information (Financial & Housing)
• Referrals

St. John Community Development Corporation provides low-cost housing to those in need. Please call or visit website to learn more.

The Source helps men, women, and children who have nowhere else to go. They provide a range of services to the homeless within the community.

Services:

Criteria for being chosen:

You have a need

• You are currently living in substandard housing
• You do not own my own home

You have the ability to pay

• You do not have excessive credit card debt or multiple bills in collection
• You have not declared bankruptcy or had a foreclosure within the past 3 years
• You pay my rent on time

You are willing to partner with Habitat

• Attend Habitat homeowner training classes
• Contribute 250 hours of "sweat equity"
• You are willing to live in an area where Habitat has homes
• Pay $1200 towards closing costs

Call for more information.