Housing ServicesThis agency helps older adults find a place to live. They have several apartment communities for people who are 62 or older. Each community has someone called a Service Coordinator who can help you get services like food stamps. There are also fun activities planned for people who live there.
To learn more, please call 727.893.1313 ext. 1151 or visit the website.
This agency runs the Hunger Homeless Outreach program. It offers homeless prevention services. The goal of the program is to help clients become self-sufficient. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
Direct Services Include:
The Village Shelter is a cold emergency shelter. During weather emergencies they keep the doors open as a warm, safe place for those in need of shelter. They also offer hot meals, access to personal hygiene, and hot showers. Please call for more information.
The Shelter provides child care for survivors staying in their emergency shelter. It is a safe, secure, and nurturing place for children to learn and grow. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
24 Hour Crisis Hotline: 239.775.1101
Independence House is for people with disabilities. Each person has four rooms for their own use. Common areas include laundry and dining rooms. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
Independent Living Services help youth in foster care better prepare to live on their own.
Types of services available to youth ages 13-23 years old include:
Call for more information.
This agency has counseling services for those who are living in their shelters, as well as for their children. These services are for individuals, children, or groups. They are available on request. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
24 Hour Crisis Hotline: 239.775.1101
Engagement Center meets the individual needs of those experiencing homelessness through partnerships with other local agencies.
Obtain identification
Employment services
Work boots and uniforms
Transportation such as free bicycles and bus passes
Help finding affordable housing
Social security services
Referrals for mental health and substance abuse
Soft skills training for job preparedness
Literacy and GED services
Basic life skills
Click HERE for more information.
The Shelter Program provides a safe haven and services for women, single parents, and families experiencing homelessness.
Call or Click HERE for more information.
Jacaranda Place is supportive housing. The housing is an apartment. Housing is offered to those who are at risk of being homeless. Housing is for adults who are:
Mentally ill
Disabled
Low-income working families
Domestic violence victims
Elderly
Veterans
Please call or visit website for more information.