This group helps connect survivors to resources for housing in the county. They provide a variety of help. Please call or visit the website for more information.
24-Hour Crisis Helpline: 904.284.0061
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Charlotte County Habitat for Humanity provides affordable housing by building homes for low to very low income families. Please call or visit website for more information.
Goodwill provides Accessible Housing. If you qualify, you may be able to find housing within one of their apartment complexes. You must meet medical, and/or income, and pass a background check in order to be considered for residency. Please call or visit website for more information.
The Family Self-Sufficiency Program (FSSP) provides support and skills to low-income people. The program helps people go from economic crisis to stability.
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Independent Living Services help youth in foster care better prepare to live on their own.
Types of services available to youth ages 13-23 years old include:
Call for more information.
These services helps youth transitioning out of foster care. They offer options to receive support and assistance from age 18 to 23.
Services include:
Please call or visit website for more information.
NWF Health Network provides Extended Foster Care & Independent Living Services. These services are to help those between ages 18 to 23. This group helps them with transitioning from foster care to independence. Please call 850.747.5755 or visit the website to learn more.
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This program offers child protection services. They can also work with other agencies to meet your needs. Please call or visit the website for locations and for more information.
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We are dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other. We look to change lives through education, partnerships, and delivery of quality services. Please call or visit our website for more info.
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The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps people when they have an unpaid energy bill. The program works to help low-income families. For the first half of the month, LIHEAP gives priority to single mothers, those aged 60 or older, the disabled, and children under five years of age. All other clients are served the second half of the month. They can help every six months, once in the winter and once in the summer. Please call or visit the website for locations and more information.
