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Provides outreach to connect homeless veterans to housing and other services, aiming to reduce homelessness among veterans. Engages individuals not receiving services in treatment and rehabilitative programs. Offers referrals for the Grant Per Diem (GPD) program and assistance in applying for HUD-VASH.

Provides food to those in need.

Provides Mental Health Care Services.

MOAACC is a service/social organization dedicated to maintaining a strong national defense and preserving the entitlements and benefits of its members. Firstly, it promotes the aims, objectives and national legislative programs of MOAA. High priority is given to providing useful services to our members and to the favorable resolution of issues that affects it's members. Also, awards scholarships to descendants of active-duty or retired members of the military.

Provides intensive residential treatment: Individual, group, and family therapy; Psychiatric services; 24-hour nursing care; Behavioral management; On-campus accredited school; Vocational program; Activity therapy; Dietary services; Family center; Specialized programs for victims of sexual abuse/sexually reactive children ages 5-17.

Match adults age 55 and older with volunteer opportunities at local non-profit or government organizations.

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

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

Offers clinical services.

Describes the roles and responsibilities of the elected Board of County Commissioners, including policy setting, budget approval, and district representation.

Spaying and neutering services included in adoption of pet cat or kitten only.

Provides food pantry services and some hygiene items for individuals and families in need. Will deliver food to individuals who are in need and homebound. This location no longer accepts Court Ordered Volunteers. Call or visit website for more information.

K-12 children may qualify for the income-based Florida tax credit scholarship if a family's household qualifies for the free or reduced-price school lunch program (185% of the federal poverty guidelines), or if the family receives SNAP (food stamps), TANF, or FDPIR. Children entering kindergarten must be 5 on or before September 1 and children entering first grade must be 6 on or before September 1.

Provides Volunteer Tax Preparation services during annual Tax Season.

Provides Psychological evaluations for the purpose of diagnosing mental health and substance abuse concerns, as well as learning disabilities. Evaluations may also include parenting concerns, sexual offenses, or domestic violence. Evaluations may be self-referred or court ordered.

Provides food to those in need.

Hospice care center provides symptom management and family support when home care is not feasible.

Provides compassionate support and connect individuals and families to essential resources, offering multiple pathways to long-term, sustainable recovery.

Individualized treatment plans that focus on a wide range of behavioral health disorders including depression, bipolar disorder, substance use disorder, mental health and psychotic disorders.

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

Facilitates solutions to emerging local needs through collaborative inter-agency, local business and governmental partnerships. The organization also provides funding to maintain many programs at many 48 local health and human service agencies.

Self-help support services, individual or group meetings that empower consumers with disabilities.

Provides law enforcement and public safety services, primarily for Merritt Island.

Provides Marriage and Relationship Counseling at office or home.