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Homeless Services - Waterfront Rescue Mission

The Mission exists to help make the community a better place. A better place to live, work, and enjoy for everyone. They offer a hand-up to those who are determined to rebuild shattered lives. This is done by using proven, faith-based principles. That transforms lives and combats homelessness, poverty, and addiction. Please call or visit the website for more information.

Homeless Services:

I-Force Work Experience Program - The Arc of Space Coast

This group offers a variety of day programs. These are for the development of life skills. The programs and services are customized to the needs of the individual. In this program, the group contracts with local business partners. This is to offer paid work opportunities. Participants will learn valuable work skills. They will be paid minimum wage. The group accepts both Medicaid waiver and private pay. Please call or visit the website for more information.

Intellectual and Developmental Disability Programs & Services - Primrose Center

The Primrose Center works to transform the lives of people with developmental disabilities. They use a proven system of techniques. They give training, jobs, and residential programs and services.

Please call 407.898.7201 or click HERE to go to the website to learn more.

Programs & Services Available:

  • Adult Day Training
  • Residential Support
  • Employment Services

Interfaith Emergency Services - Engagement Center

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.

Jacksonville Bridge Community Release Center - Bridges International

This program can serve up to 140 inmates at a time. It gives participants the chance to get their lives back on track. They are employed during the day and work on substance abuse treatment, education and vocational courses at night. WR inmates pay a fee for their room and board. They also make court-ordered payments and send money home for family support. They are required to set money aside for savings upon release. Program offerings at each facility vary to best meet the needs of the men served. Please see the website for more information.