Daily Needs ServicesOA provides new and gently-used clothing, along with new underwear and socks, for children from newborn to high school age. One referral allows four visits over a year, so that children get clothing appropriate for each season. Please contact 727.822.1187 for more information.
This agency offers a clothes closet to those in need. They also have business attire for both men and women. Households are limited to one visit per month, with a two-bag limit. Clothing Closet is open to residents in the 34677, 34695, 33635, and 34684 zip codes. Please call or see the website for more information.
"we promote alternatives to abortion"
The faith based Bay Area Pregnancy Center that provides:
Baby Massage Classes
Clothing, Diapers, and Formula As Needed
Education and Referral System
Free Pregnancy Test
Parenting Classes
Peer Counseling & Spiritual Guidance
Post Abortion Trauma Counseling
Pregnancy & Infant Care Classes
Provide Alternatives To Abortion
Please call 727.200.9166 to learn more.
The VA offers disability compensation. It is a monthly payment that is tax-free. The money goes to veterans who got sick or hurt while they were serving in the military. It is also to veterans whose service made an existing condition worse. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Benefits Hotline: 800.827.1000
Florida Veterans Support Line: 844.693.5838
Safelink Wireless offers a Smartphone or a SIM card. Along with free minutes, texts, and data each month. There are eligibility requirements that must be met to participate. They are set by each state where the service is provided. There is a limit to one per household. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Enrollment and Plan Changes: 800.723.3546 (800.SAFELINK)
Technical Support ONLY: 800.378.1684
F.E.A.S.T Food Pantry.
Clients may receive food twice per calendar month.
Please bring a photo ID and remain in car.
They also provide perishable food staples such as meat, milk and fresh produce to clients which helps them to create a balanced diet for their families.
Please visit the website to learn more information.
This group offers a Family Assistance program. It is for military and veteran families. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Assistance May Include:
This program provides assistive technology. It offers a range of services. These are for people with disabilities. It is also for their families. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
This agency provides limited financial help on a one-time basis. They help those in need with food. They also offer help in other emergency situations. At times services may not be available due to lack of funding. Persons seeking help should call the office in their area to set up an appointment.
This food bank helps tens of thousands of people in Pinellas County by providing groceries.
To receive help, individuals or families must live north of Ulmerton Road. If you live outside this area, we can give you a list of other food pantries that may be closer to your home.
You’ll need to bring a photo ID and proof of address, like a piece of mail. You must also show Social Security cards and/or birth certificates for everyone in your household.
