Access Florida has the Food Stamp Program(EBT) that helps people with low income to buy healthy food. The application can be done online. Please see the website for your local service center. The application is also used for Temporary Cash Assistance, Medicaid, and all other Department of Children and Families services.

Deaf/Hearing Impaired:
Florida Relay 711 or
TTY: 1.800.955.8771

Safe Haven for Newborns is here to help pregnant women of all ages. The group offers a variety of services.

Services:

St. Thomas Aquinas Free Medical Clinic is a program of Catholic Charities of Central Florida. They provide free care to qualified residents of Osceola County. To qualify, patients must be at or below 200% for the Federal Poverty Level. Call for more information.

Sunshine Health provides Children's Medical Services Managed Care Plan. This plan is for children with special health care needs. This plan is for children under age 21 and eligible for Medicaid Please call or visit the website to learn more.

This agency grants wishes to children that have a life threatening illness. It is for children ages 2 1/2 to 17. The group works with the child’s doctor to see if they are eligible. Please call or go to the website to learn more about referring a child.

Toll Free: 1.888.874.9474

This clinic offers a wide range of health and support services. They are for veterans located in East Central Florida. Please call or go to the website to learn more.

To find the location nearest you, go here.

Services Include:

• Mental Health Care
• Primary Care
• Social Programs and Services
• Specialty Care
• Telehealth

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.

Medicaid is a program that helps qualified people pay for medical care. In Florida, the AHCA runs this program. You can call or visit their website to get more information.

To locate a facility or provider go here

Social Security Administration Medicaid website

Health Care Center for the Homeless provides Primary Medical Care. Homeless are able to receive care for chronic illnesses, and other medical health screenings. They also offer a Mammography Program. This will provide free screening mammograms for female patients who are over the age for forty and have had a hard time getting this service. Call for more information.

Health Care Center for the Homeless provides a Rapid HIV Testing Program. It is open to anyone from anywhere. Call for more information.