The Salvation Army provides the Domestic Violence Program. They offer a variety of free, confidential services to survivors of domestic violence abuse.

• Emergency Safe Shelter
• Safety Planning
• Individual and support Group Counseling
• Empowerment Based Advocacy
• Victims Compensation & Relocation Filing

Please call 850.769.7989 or visit website for more information. They also provide a 24 Hour Hotline: 850.763.0706

This program is called EMP for short. It is a safety-net program. It provides epilepsy medication to clients when they need financial assistance. EABB can help individuals enroll in the program. Please call or visit the website to learn more.

This agency helps those who have been wounded while in the military.
Services:
Rent, utilities, groceries and vehicle assistance.
Help with travel expenses to and from medical facilities.

OFR is always in need of donations and volunteers.

Please see the website for more information.

Northwest Florida Regional Center provides the following services:

• AT List
• New Horizon Loan Program
• Regional Demonstration Centers
• Regional ReUse Centers
• Statewide Device Loan Program
• STEP Up AT Project
• FAAST Core Services
• FAAST Funding Guide

Please call or visit website for more information.

Florida Telecommunications Relay Service provides phones for those who qualify.

Phones are for those who are:

• Deaf
• Deaf/Blind
• Hard of Hearing
• Speech Challenged

Please call or visit website for more information.
Voice: 800.222.3448
TTY: 888.447.5620
VP: 850.270.2641

Goodwill Industries offers a Thrift Store. They sell donated clothing, household items, and electronics at low cost. Please call or visit the website to learn more.

North Florida Office of Public Guardian helps disabled adults without family. They offer case management.

Services include:

• 24 hour, on-call availability
• Securing and overseeing any public benefits each ward is entitled to receive
• Managing finances
• Securing and oversight of support and supplemental services
• Evaluating the personal, familial, medical and care needs of the ward
• Maintaining communication with the ward’s family, if any, based on availability and receptiveness
• Evaluation and placement in an appropriate residential setting (e.g. own home, assisted living facility, nursing home)
• Authorization of medical treatment after medical consultation
• Arranging Do Not Resuscitate, Termination of Life Support orders and burial arrangements when necessary

Please call or visit website for more information.