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Provides no-cost primary medical care for uninsured individuals in Brevard County for the Following:

• Adult Examinations
• Diabetes Management
• Gynecology
• Hypertension/High Blood Pressure

Provides telephone-based counseling for individuals and families.

Provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management to adults and children.

Visiting Angels helps arrange a self-directed model of Senior Care by referring thoroughly vetted, trained and experienced caregivers who can provide one-on-one non-medical care and assistance to seniors who wish to remain in their own homes.

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

Provides toll-free Florida Hotline & online site for confidential reporting of suspicions of abuse, abandonment and/or neglect of children or abuse, neglect or exploitation of people 60 years or older, and adults with disabilities. Written reports including name & contact telephone/fax of reporter may be submitted by fax using form available at http://www.dcf.state.fl.us/abuse/howtoreport.shtml. Knowingly and willfully making a false report is a 3rd degree felony.

Provides financial assistance for families to cover utility bills, specifically for those who are behind in payments.

Provides Food Pantry for individuals and families in need. Registered Clients are able to receive food assistance every 30 days.

Primary Care for Suboxone and Vivitrol: - Suboxone Therapy New Patient Health Screen (Appointment only): $119 (Includes Urine Drug Screen; Insurance accepted for Screening only). - Suboxone Therapy Physician Follow-Up Consult (Appointment only): $130 (Urine Drug Screen Included). - Suboxone Therapy Physician Initial Consult (Appointment only): $250 (Includes Urine Drug Screen). - Vivitrol Therapy for Alcohol Addiction Consult (Appointment only).

Collects and distributes free school supplies for low-income families. Free School Supplies. Saturday July 26th, 2026. The first 2,000 students to attend can get free backpacks, school supplies, books, dental kits and hygiene products.

Provides food to those in need.

Free disposal of unneeded or outdated prescription pills. (No liquids, ointments, syringes, inhalers, aerosol canisters or chemotherapy drugs).

Under Florida law, it is unlawful to charge exorbitant or excessive prices for essential items, including shelter, gasoline, food, water, ice, generators, or lumber, following the declaration of an emergency, unless the increases in the amount charged are attributable to additional costs incurred by retailers. Individuals or businesses found to have engaged in price gouging face fines of up to $1,000 per violation or a maximum daily fine of $25,000.

Provides primary medical care for the whole family.

Provides financial assistance for families to cover utility bills, specifically for those who are behind in payments.

Nana’s House helps foster parents provide a safe, loving home for the child and work to provide housing, utilities, transportation, clothing, school supplies, toys, household items, and anything else the foster families and the children they serve may need.

Provides food pantry services for those in need.

Provides services to residents who live within its boundaries, including police, fire, water and sewer, and trash collection.

Requires all dogs, cats, and ferrets in Brevard County to be licensed and tagged.

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.

Provides affordable, decent, safe and sanitary housing for persons of very low through moderate income levels.

Summer Feed and Read is a countywide initiative that ensures children receive nourishment and remain engaged during the summer.

Provides individual, family, and couples counseling, including EMDR and other consultation services. Offers play therapy, expressive arts, adoption home studies, post-placement supervision, and support.

Provides fire and medical services within City of Palm Bay with multiple stations.

Provides individuals who are blind or severely visually impaired to live more independently in their homes and communities with a maximum degree of self-direction. Successful outcomes enable individuals to live more independently in their community and/or transition to the working world.