Other Family Assistance ServicesThe Benevolence Ministry provides food aid along with clothing. Those who need help must make an appointment. To make an appointment, please call.
Hours are as follows:
Monday through Friday, 9 – 11:40 AM
Tuesday and Thursday, 6 – 8 PM
The Men's Residence is a faith-based drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility. The program is designed to empower men with substance abuse issues to overcome their struggles. It combines intensive Bible study and life skills classes with one-one-one counseling and mentorship from dozens of volunteers. Call or visit the website for more information
The Pregnancy and Family Care Center offers many services to pregnant women. They offer parenting classes. Through these parenting classes, you may be able to obtain a range of items for you and your baby. They operate on an earn-while-you-learn basis. Young families get points toward diapers, clothes, toys, formula and other necessities. You must complete parenting studies, Bible courses, counseling hours and/or various other means of education. Call for more information.
The Women’s Care Center focuses on substance abuse and emotional and spiritual issues. They can accommodate up to 16 people at a time. It offers a one-year program broken up into two pieces. The first six months involves intense counseling, Bible study, financial and other life skills help. One-on-one mentoring with women from the church and the community will also be available. The second phase involves finding work. They will learn how to apply that which has been learned so that clients can have long-term success. Call for more information.
These clinics serve local Veterans for many health needs.
Services include:
Locations:
Clermont:
805 Oakley Seaver Drive
Clermont FL 34711
352.536.8200 or 877.469.9037
Kissimmee:
2285 N. Central Avenue
Kissimmee FL 34741
407.518.5004
Lake Nona Annex
10415 Moss Park Road
Orlando FL 32832
407.304.2500
Connect is a referral service. It helps expectant parents and families with young children. The goal is to improve birth outcomes and child development. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
Programs include:
This agency offers a referral service. This service is for individals seeking mental health information for themselves or family and friends. Types of referrals include:
The agency is a disability resource center. They help individuals with disabilities exert their rights to live as independently as possible. The group gives people the tools to be their own best resource. This is done by offering a wide range of programs and services. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Services & Programs Available:
Safelink/Lifeline wireless phones are provided by TracFone to provide telephone service to those in need.
Those who qualify receive a free phone with free monthly minutes.
Those who live in Section 8 housing or receive Medicaid or food stamps may qualify.
Please call for more information.
