Children ServicesHead Start is a federally funded program for low-income children and children with disabilities. They offer school readiness, and a range of other services. Children will receive nutritious family-style meals during as well. Breakfast is also provided each day as well as snacks during the day. Call for more information.
This group provides care and compassion to eligible refugees. They do this through programs that are designed to help them integrate into the community. And to achieve self-sufficiency. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Program Types Available:
Children’s Home Society provides counseling. Services are given to kids, teens and families. They may be able to help with a range of issues your child is struggling to cope with. Many payment options are available, most of which can ease the cost to you. Please call or visit the website for more information.
The community center offers the Nurturing Family (Crianza con Cariño) program. The program is offered twice a year. And is aimed at Hispanic families. It is done primarily in Spanish. There are 12 sessions, one night a week. The program helps families develop skills that increase their unity. Dinner and transportation is provided. Please call or visit the website for more information.
The Alliance provides free, weekly eating disorder groups. These groups are led by a therapist. The sessions take place both virtually and in person. Help is available for all eating disorders. Please call or visit the website for more information.
List of Meeting Locations in Florida can be found here. Virtual Meetings are also available.
This group offers a counseling program. It is called Family Opportunities for Caring, Understanding, and Success. It is known as F.O.C.U.S for short. The services are provided by Masters level counselors. And can be done in your home or office. Services are also available in neighborhood centers and schools. Please call or visit the website for more information.
This program offers scholarships to students with Unique Abilities. Scholarships help families have school choices and/or use funds to help with educational needs. Please call or visit website for more information.
This agency provides court advocacy for children who have been abused and involved in the court system. Teens that are aging out of the foster care system can learn about their options as well. See website for more information.
The state offers health insurance for children. From birth through age 18. It is free to apply. Enrollment is year-round. Each child is matched with the best fit of four Florida KidCare programs. Cost options include free, subsidized, and full-pay. These options are based on family income. And size of the household. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Parents can complete a form to receive Free or Reduced priced school meals.
