Group Homes ServicesThis group offers a residential program. It is for individuals with IDD. There are five community group homes and one independent living home. The goal of the program is to foster the growth of every resident’s self-reliance. This helps to prepare them for safe, independent living. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
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This group runs three group homes. The homes have 3 to 6 residents who are intellectually or developmentally disabled. Residents get around the clock care. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Archways, Inc. offers residential services that help people who need behavioral and mental illness help. A not-for-profit group that has services for families and individuals.
Rights of Passage Apartment Living (ROPAL) offers a program to assist youth to learn how to live on their own. They may provide up to two years of supported independent living. For more information and programs, call 954.561.5559 or go to website.
Temporary housing
Medical/Mental Health care
Case Management
Group counseling
Family therapy
Provides individuals who have been homeless, have a mental illness, and often struggle with substance use a safe place to live. Staff build trust and encourage residents to get treatment and medical care. Call 727.821.4819 for more information.
This agency provides services for children, young adults, and families. Please call or visit the website for more information.
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This group helps people who are dealing with homelessness. They check to see what your needs are and help you take the next steps. They have a range of services that can help meet your needs.
Please call 407.652.5310 or click HERE to go to the website to learn more.
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This group is a religious based program that provides housing and other services to women who are pregnant.
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This group runs a specialized therapeutic group home. It is called STGH for short. This group home is for children and adolescent males. It is located at their Titusville campus. The home offers a wide range of programs and services. This helps prepare residents to be reintegrated into a family or independent living environment.
This work release program helps ease the transition of offenders back into the community. This program serves female nonviolent offenders. Residents live for three to nine months while working at least 35 hours per week. Residents get help finding employment. They also attend counseling sessions and life skills classes. Please visit the website to learn more information.
