Family Assistance ServicesThis 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.
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.
This office offers a variety of legal services. Please call or visit the website for more information.
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Florida Resurrection House is a transitional housing and self-sufficiency program. It is for families with minor children who are homeless or at risk of being homeless. Contact for more information.
This group gives free legal services. They can also help seniors and veterans in Florida who do not live in the Tampa Bay area. They cannot help with criminal, traffic, or personal injury issues. Interpreters are available. Please call their Legal Aid Line at 800.625.2257. Or visit their website to learn more and for all locations.
Applicants can get help with:
FTRI provides specialized telephone equipment and ring signaling devices. The equipment is loaned to qualified, permanent Florida residents for as long as needed. These devices are loaned at no charge. Please call or visit the website for locations and more information.
Voice: 800.222.3448
TTY: 888.447.5620
VP: 850.270.2641
Girls Inc offers a Before & After School Enrichment Program. Activities include:
States of Florida Certified Teachers on staff. Mornings with Breakfast: 6:30AM to school opening. Afternoons with Snacks or Dinner: close of school to 6:00PM. Transportation provided to and from school. Contact for more information.
This work release program helps ease the transition of offenders back into the community. This program serves female nonviolent offenders. Residents live for three to nine months while working at least 35 hours per week. Residents get help finding employment. They also attend counseling sessions and life skills classes. Please call for more information.
BookWorks volunteers read to preschool children at Head Start centers and other locations. Each child is given a book of their own to take home. The program is designed to instill a love of books and reading. Please call for more information.
Toll-free: 1.888.279.1988
e-mail: goodwill.volunteer@goodwill-suncoast.com.
This work release program helps ease the transition of offenders back into the community. This program serves male nonviolent offenders. Residents live for three to six months while working in the community. Residents receive help finding employment. They attend counseling sessions and life skills classes. The program is located at the Hillsborough County Residential Re-Entry Center in Tampa. Please call for more information.
