Healthcare Network provides Specialized Healthcare Services. With support funding from Ryan White Care Act, they help individuals infected with HIV manage their treatment. They help with medical care, nutrition, behavioral health, and medication.

Other specialized services include:

• Hepatitis C
• Diabetes
• Hypertension
• Upper respiratory infections
• Asthma
• Endocrinological and renal disorders
• Infectious disease

Please call or visit website for more information.

This group runs a specialized therapeutic group home. It is called STGH for short. This group home is for children and adolescent males. It is located at their Titusville campus. The home offers a wide range of programs and services. This helps prepare residents to be reintegrated into a family or independent living environment.

This ministry provides food, shelter, and case management in a safe environment for people in Alachua County. They also run Arbor House for homeless women. Please see the website for more details.

Services Include:

• Arbor House
• Case Management
• Daily Showers
• Emergency Shelter
• Laundry Facilities
• Personal Hygiene Items & Clothing
• Referrals
• Soup Kitchen
• Sunrise Residence Inn
• Transitional Housing
• Veterans Affairs

Additional Locations:
Hamilton County
2618 NW 6th Street
Gainesville, FL. 32609
352.505.3521

St. Johns County
70 Washington Street
St. Augustine, FL. 32084
904.829.8937

St. Lucie County Florida Online provides Veteran Services to veterans and their families. They offer counseling and help with applying for VA benefits.

Services include:

• Service Connected compensation
• Non-service connected pension
• Health care
• Education
• Home Loan guarantees
• Burial benefits
• Dependent/survivors benefits
• Lost military records/application to request DD214
• Property tax exemptions
• Transportation to your scheduled West Palm Beach VA Medical Center appointments

Please call or visit website for more information.

The Family Residence keeps homeless families together while they regain stability in their lives. Families live in a home-like environment and perform daily and weekly house chores. They meet with staff members to determine what their specific needs are and to create a plan of action. Clients must call 211 first in order to be admitted. Please see the website for more information.

St. Petersburg Free Clinic Men's Residence provides temporary shelter to homeless men. Residents work on personal and employment goals. Clients can get clothing, personal care items and referrals.

The Women’s Residence offers safe and supportive transitional housing. This program is for single, homeless women who are capable of living independently. They must be drug and alcohol free. They must also be able to work and save money for future independent living. Please call for more information.

The Center of Hope is a program that provides housing for low-income and homeless people. The program is for those trying to attain self-sufficiency and permanent housing. Clients meet with a case manager who helps them create a personalized plan of action. The Center helps Veterans, the homeless and the working poor. They may stay for up to two years. Please call for more information.

Benefits of the Program Include:

• Access to basic health care
• Benefits planning
• Case management
• Job readiness training
• Life skills training
• Money management
• Peer mentoring
• Permanent housing planning
• Private rooms
• Referrals as needed

The Night Shelter is an “in at night/out by morning” shelter for homeless men and women. Staff begins admitting new clients at 8:45pm. Returning clients sign in at 9pm. Clients are allowed to sleep in the Shelter for up to 21 consecutive nights, after which they must make room for new arrivals. After 14 nights “out,” they must be re-admitted if they haven’t found more permanent lodging. Please call for more information.