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Program works with individuals that have a physical or emotional impairment that interferes or limits their ability to work.

Angel Tree Christmas program.

Support groups throughout county for family or persons affected by an alcoholic.

Florida Tech Behavioral Services provides behavioral assessments and intervention services to children with challenging behavior and thier families. We also provide services to schools, group homes, and day care centers. We also provide early intervention services to children with autism.

Space Coast Therapy Dogs mission is to lift spirits, remove anxiety, provide companionship and eliminate loneliness and despair with incredible volunteers and their companion dogs.

Provides free public education for pre-kindergarten through 12th grade for more than 70,000 students in more than 100 facilities across the county.

Parenting Classes.

Provides detox services.

Hotline provided for unemployment filing and to check on unemployment claim status.

The City of Palm Bay offers grants and loan programs that benefit very low to moderate income residents of Palm Bay. They include Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation, emergency repair, and utility hook-up assistance. As funding permits, the City of Palm Bay can provide assistance to households looking to purchase their own home but need assistance.

Substance Abuse Counseling

Provides clothing, household, media and other goods for individuals and families in need.

Provides free condoms, vaginal films and gels. Offers Telehealth appointments to prescribe free birth control, as well as funding to cover the cost of appointments to and from in-person office visits. If patient qualifies, funding is available to assist with or cover the cost of procedures such as tubal ligation and vasectomies.

The program provides Rental Assistance to individuals or families who meet the required criteria.

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

HIPPY is an early childhood education program for parents of children ages 2-4. The program consists of 30 weeks of curriculum and books to be used by the parent to educate their child at home. Eligibility is determined by active Medicaid status or household income.

The Grove Academy provides a voluntary residential treatment program for adolescents aged 13 to 17 with a primary diagnosis of substance or alcohol abuse disorder.

Provides Food Pantry for individuals and families in need.

Provides comprehensive, year-round Health/Dental Insurance for uninsured children age 5 until the 19th birthday in participating counties. This health insurance is for children who are not eligible for Medicaid or Children's Medical Services and do not have health insurance. Includes $800 dental benefit. Services are provided by health care & dental plans and may include a small co-pay.

Provides trained service dogs, skilled companion dogs, hearing dogs, and facility dogs to assist people with disabilities. Offers continued support to ensure quality partnerships.

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.

The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program is a federally funded program that enables low-income families to rent in the private market. - Public Housing Waitlist: Closed. - Section 8 (HCV) Lottery Waitlist: Closed. - Palms at University (Project-Based Voucher): Closed. - Aurora Palms (Market Rent): Closed.

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Services for MEN ONLY.

Provides free Medical-Grade pregnancy tests

The program provides Utility Assistance to individuals or families who meet the required criteria.