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Provides food pantry services for those in need.

City of Cocoa residents and their students are welcome to stop by and pick up free supplies while they last. Thursday, August 6, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. at the Dr. Joe Lee Smith Recreation Center, located at 415 Stone Street in Cocoa.

Provides low-cost Vaccinations.

Temporary Shelter Services are provided for: Homeless women and their children. Pregnant women. Senior women aged 62 and older.

Provides food pantry services for those in need.

St. Vincent de Paul Society provides food and when funds are available, financial aid. *ONLY FOOD ASSISTANCE IS BEING OFFERED*

Provide job search assistance and resources.

Provides wraparound services to students through an innovative multi-year model from middle school through postsecondary completion.

Provides long-term residential drug treatment services for recovering women and their children.

Website allows you to search listings of Florida Health Care/Assisted Living Facilities.

The Victim Service program is committed to assisting victims and survivors of domestic, sexual and dating violence, as well as victims of stalking and human trafficking. The primary goal of the program is to provide a support system. Victim advocacy services provide support, information, counseling, education, and education about the dynamics of a domestic violence relationship.

Provides cat rescue, shelter, adoption, and fostering.

Provides open support group for adults who have experienced verbal, emotional or physical abuse by an interpersonal partner.

Methadone treatment provided on an out-patient basis for adults with opioid dependency. Provided long-term detox as well as methadone maintenance.

Offers Rental Deposit Assistance.

Assists adults with disabilities in finding, obtaining, & maintaining their first job in the community or as they return to work.

Assistance with water bill.

Provides individual, group and family counseling as well as psychiatric services.

Provides a platform for nonprofit agencies to advertise for volunteers for ongoing or short-term activities with United Way of Brevard. List of opportunities on the website.

Provides assessment, information, and referral to health, human services, governmental services, and hurricane preparation and recovery services.

Provides eligibility screening and determination for Medicaid. The Medicaid program provides medical coverage to low-income individuals and families.

Provides linkage to primary and specialty HIV/AIDS health care in an outpatient setting. Those services include basic medical care in coordination with a Primary Care Physician and/or an Infectious Disease Physician. Laboratory tests (viral load and CD4 count tests), diagnostic tests (imaging, pathology), and others routine tests and exams to maintain good health may also be provided.

Provides immunization information and records. Flu shots are also available on a limited basis at low cost.

Law enforcement and emergency intervention.

Any person seeking substance abuse treatment from criminal charges; Driving under the Influence (DUI) must first contact the Florida Safety Council, then select SCR as their substance abuse treatment provider. Groups are held in 3 locations in Brevard County; Cocoa, Titusville, and Melbourne. Groups are held once a week for 1.5 hours. Each client is screened for the appropriate placement into treatment. A comprehensive psychosocial evaluation is conducted with a qualified counselor. SCR assists each client to comply with their criminal justice requirements for probation, DUI requirements, or to obtain and maintain their driver’s license.