Other Daily Needs ServicesCustomers may receive help of up to $500 for electric service once a year. Customers seeking help may call FPL Customer Service or the partner agency for the Care To Share in their area. Please see the website for more information.
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
Hidden Helpers program helps military youth who are experiencing physical and emotional issues due to war. Please call or visit the website for resources and more information.
Available Guides and Resources Include:
Granny Nannies offers home health care 24 hours a day. They help people recover from illness or injury at home. So that they can avoid hospital and nursing home stays. They can help with meals. As well as housekeeping and personal chores. They also help with those who have trouble keeping up with their medications Health care is given by CNAs and HHAs. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
Toll Free: 1.800.316.2669
HUD provides a list of information and other resources on their website. It is to help those in Florida experiencing homelessness. It is also for anyone who is close to being homeless. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
Toll Free: 800.225.5342
This group runs the Homeless Outreach Partnership. It is also known as the H.O.P.E. Team. The main goal is to engage and build trust with people experiencing homelessness. This is to assess their needs and eligibility. And then connect them to the right services. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Available Services Include:
This agency in Seminole County provides a safe, supportive and healing environment in which disadvantaged or homeless people receive the help they need to return to self sufficiency.
They provide emergency food, shelter, clothing, and counseling. They have referral services so clients can find the resources they need through other agencies.
While here, clients can also get shelter, two meals a day and access to the clothes closet. They can also get spiritual guidance.
Please see the website for more information.
This group offers housing programs. These are for military families. There are four different programs. They are designed to help at every stage of their transition into civilian life. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Email: Florida@operationhomefront.org
Programs Available:
IDignity helps people get identification items such as
IDignity holds events monthly to help those who need ID documents. Please see the website or call the phone number for more details including upcoming event times.
Locations
IDignity Osceola
2198 Four Winds Blvd.
Kissimmee, FL 34746-5957
321-677-0245
idignity.osceola@idignity.org
IDignity Seminole
2140 W. State Road 434
Longwood, FL 32779-5007
407-869-0491
idignityseminole@idignity.org
IDignity Volusia
1702 N. Woodland Blvd. #116–134
DeLand, FL 32720-1838
386-320-3033
idignityvolusia@idignity.org
The lifeline assistance program provides free cell phone service to low-income customers. Those who qualify also receive a free phone. There is a limit of one account per household. Other terms may apply. Visit the website to learn more.
