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Creating solutions for a stronger community
by serving those most in need since 1955.
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- Find Help at A Medical Home - Your One-Stop Health Center . . .
A Medical Home is the place for primary, non-emergency care. It serves as a medical safety net for uninsured, low-income adults ages 18 to 64 years. more
- Get Medical Care On Wheels in the Community . . .
A fully equipped medical van brings primary care services to uninsured homeless residents. more
- Obtain Relief of Pain Dental Services . . .
Emergency help for adults needing “relief of pain” dental treatment. more
- Request Assistance with Prescription Medications . . .
Uninsured and medically needy residents may qualify for help with prescriptions through medical homes and the mobile medical unit. Free prescription drug discount cards are available, and MEDNET© is another way to access vital medications. more
- Find Financial Assistance for Living Expenses . . .
A program that provides financial assistance to residents with documented medical disabilities or certain medical conditions. more
- Ask for Short Term Help to Find or Keep Housing ….
A program to help residents who are homeless or living in an at-risk household get into a stable housing situation. more
- Apply for Short-Term Help During A Financial Emergency . . .
Limited help may be offered with rent, mortgage, utilities or food for adults with custody of minor children. more
- Seek Energy Assistance for Seniors . . .
Help for seniors 60 years or older to pay electric and gas bills. more
- Reach for STARS - A New Career — A New You . . .
Innovative approaches to employment readiness training, job placement and job retention. more
- Salute Veterans for Their Service . . .
Personal assistance offered for our valued veterans and families to understand and apply for benefits. more
- Funeral Care for Indigent and Unclaimed Persons . . .
A program offering funeral arrangements with respect and dignity. more
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| Additional Resources |
If you are not eligible for these services, here are a few resources to help you search for other assistance.
- Call 2-1-1 Tampa Bay’s Call Center or visit www.211tampabay.org for Pinellas County's only 24 hour program that provides crisis intervention/problem-solving counseling and information, and referrals on local health and human services.
- Find affordable housing by visiting Florida Housing Search or calling the bilingual call center at 1-877-428-8844 from 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.EST, Monday - Friday.
- Access community resources for seniors, caregivers and adults with severe and persistent mental illness by dialing 1-800-96-ELDER or visiting Florida Area Agency on Aging.
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