The mission of the group is to provide a safe, secure, and loving home for children. The children have been neglected, abused, or abandoned. They also help foster families and the children they care for. They group works to provide multiple kinds of help. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Examples of Help Provided:
Miami Bridge Youth and Family Services, Inc. provides Emergency Shelter Care to youth in need. Please call or visit website to learn more.
Services include:
Catholic Health Services provides Low Income Elderly Housing. Please call to learn more.
Carrfour Supportive Housing is a non-profit group. They create and take care of housing for people and families who need help. They offer affordable homes and provide support services right there on the property. Please call or visit website to learn more.
Good Samaritan Society provides Senior Living. They offer shelter and support services to older persons. They allow a range of payment options. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted.
Call for more information.
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami, Inc. operates several homeless shelters.
Call for more information
The Florida Keys Outreach Coalition, Inc. is a group that has choices of shelter. The shelter may be temporary. For families that have special needs, they have permanent places to live with help. Those in need of shelter assistance can call 305-293-0641. Go to
website.
American Red Cross offers disaster assistance. Services for those in the Armed forces are available as well. Their programs and services are open to all. Please call 941.379.9300 or visit their website to learn more.
Alliance for Aging, Inc. provides EHEAP. Help is given to low-income households with at least one person 60 years of age or older. They may be able to help with utilities. You must meet eligibility guidelines. Please call or visit the website for more locations.
Florida Keys Outreach Coalition for the Homeless provides homeless assistance. Four facilities offer case managed residential services for up to 70 homeless men. They offer a three-phase program to house homeless men up to two years. They hope to enable them to move from the streets to a sober, stable employment and residential situation. Clients must live peaceably in a group setting with other men. These men may or may not be dealing with issues of substance abuse or mental health. Call for more information or go to website.
