The Catholic Community of St. Paul
The St. Paul Catholic Church is a faith-based organization. They offer different kinds of help to those in need. Please call or visit the website for more information.
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The Community Medical Care Center - Christian Care Center
The Community Medical Care Center is a nonprofit clinic. The clinic offers primary medical and dental care. All services are free of charge for those who qualify. Your income must be at or below 150% of the poverty level. You must also have no insurance, no Medicaid, and no Medicare. You must be at or below the age of 65. Please call 352.787.8489 or go to the website to learn more.
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The Pregnancy and Family Care Center - Christian Care Center
The Family Care Center supports women and families. They help those dealing with problems related to pregnancy and parenting. The program offers physical, emotional, and spiritual support. They help you learn how to be a successful parent. If you are thinking about having an abortion, you will meet with a pro-life physician. Those who decide to give birth are given education. They can also get help with adoption planning. Those who decide to have an abortion may receive counseling after.
The Women's Care Center - Christian Care Center
The Women’s Care Center is a housing facility. It is for women who are struggling with drug and alcohol addiction or other life issues. The program is designed to provide a safe place for women to recover. This is done through counseling and one-on-one mentoring. They also have Bible study and life skills instructions. Please call 352.787.8929 or go to the website to learn more.
The Men's Residence - Christian Care Center
The Men's Residence is faith-based. It is a drug and alcohol rehab facility. The program is designed to help men with substance abuse issues. This is done through teaching, counseling, and mentoring. The men in the program are supported as they work to build stable and independent lives. Please call 352.787.9904 or go to the website to learn more.
The Benevolence Ministry - Christian Care Center
The Christian Care Center operates the Benevolence Center. It provides food, clothing, and household items for free. The program is designed to supply families with 5 days of food. It also provides 8 pieces of clothing per family member each month. You can also make an appointment with a counselor once a month. They can help find out your current needs. They may also make referrals for needs that the center cannot give. Please call 352.787.5289 or go to the website to learn more.
Christian Care Center
Christian Care Center is a not-for-profit corporation. It was founded by the membership of First Baptist Church of Leesburg, Florida. The church owns all of the property and the buildings which the CCC operates as a separate corporation. The ties between the church and the CCC are strong. Every member of the church is also a member of the CCC’s corporation, but the CCC is a distinct legal entity. They provide many services to those in need within the community. You do not have to be a member of the church to receive services.
- Community Medical Care Center
- Pregnancy & Family Care Center
- The Benevolence Ministry
- The Children’s Shelter
- The Men’s Residence
- The Samaritan Inn
- The Women’s Care Center
Salvation Army - Leesburg
The Salvation Army is an international movement. It is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Their mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. And to meet human needs in his name. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Senior Services - You Thrive Florida
This group helps seniors live in their own homes. This lets them keep living an independent lifestyle. It also helps them avoid having to live in an assisted living facility. A client must be 60 years of age or older for this program.
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You Thrive Florida
This group is a nonprofit. They are a midsize community action agency. The mission of the group is to reduce poverty. It is also to help low-income individuals and families become fully self-sufficient. This work is done with the community.