Jewish Family Services of Broward County provides financial assistance to those in need. This is one-time crisis intervention for the following:

• Food
• Prescription Medication
• Rent
• Utilities

Please call for more information.

The Salvation Army may be able to offer financial assistance with short term needs such as food, clothing, and rent. Please call for more information.

The city provides general support assistance.
Financial assistance is provided for:

• Food
• Medical related expenses
• Mortgage
• Rent
• Transporation
• Utility Payments

Call for more information.

The Northwest Family Success Center provides the following services:

• Child Care Information
• Emergency Financial Assistance
• Employment Referral
• ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Classes
• Referrals for Housing, Counseling and Assistance
• Self-service Programs
• Substance Abuse Counseling

Call for more information.

Limited financial assistance is available to families with children 17 years of age or younger. All bills must be in the shut off status for consideration. Please call for more information.

Assistance Includes:

• Electricity Bills
• Rent & Mortgage Payments
• Water Bills

They offer a several homeless services such as:

• Family Reunification
• Housing First
• H.A.R.T. & Home supportive housing (Homeless Assistance Re-entry Team)
• New H.A.R.T. supportive housing (Homeless Assistance Re-entry Team)
• Homeless Prevention Re-Housing Program (HPRP) (Intakes)

Oldsmar Cares provides rent, mortgage and utility assistance. It is limited to those living in the 34677 Zip code area. Help is provided for up to $200 per calendar year. The bill must be within 3 days of the due date or already past due. Please call for more information.

Tri-County Community Council, Inc. provides emergency assistance to those in need. They offer help with food, shelter, and utilities. Please call or visit website for more information.

This is a safe shelter for children ages 10-17 that need short term respite care. They serve daily meals and have clothing and personal hygiene items. They have individual and family counseling, as well as information and referrals. They do not take children who are violent or those on juvenile probation. Nor do they take children who are suicidal, suffering a mental crisis, or have been drinking or doing drugs. Please call or visit the website to learn more.

This agency runs several youth crisis shelters. They provide residential group care. The help is for youth between the ages of 10 and 17. These youth are runaways, homeless, or have been kicked or locked out by their parents or guardians. They may need short-term respite or crisis placement. They may also need emergency shelter due to abuse or neglect. There is no cost to families.

Please call or visit the website for locations and more information.