Housing ServicesThis group helps people who have long-term mental health issues and emotional disabilities find a place to live. Please call or visit their website to learn more.
Crisis Line
352.374.5600 — option 1
This group offers the Critical Financial Assistance Program. The program helps military families with grants and not loans. Help is also given in the form of grocery cards. The payments are made directly to service providers. There are eligibility criteria that must be met. Please call or visit the website for more information.
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This group helps refugees and immigrants to find resources and assistance to settle into their new home. A case manager will help. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
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HUD has a list of resources for people in Florida who are looking for help with paying rent. You can search for subsidized housing. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
24 hour helpline: 866.698.6155
This group offers several residential care campuses. They are made up of cottages and villages across the state. Here, children in need can find daily structure through "Work, Study, Play and Pray." Please call or visit the website to learn more.
Toll Free: 800.765.3797
This agency offers a range of services to those with cancer. Someone is available to talk to 24 hours a day. You may also chat live with someone online.
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The Supportive Services for Veteran Families Program in Lake City helps veterans and their families with temporary support. The main goal is to help people with low or no income stay in stable housing. There are some requirements to join. For more details, please call or visit the website.
Email: LakeCitySSVInfo@voa-fla.org
This program helps pregnant women, infants and families. It connects them to resources. It aims to help make healthy homes for children. They can connect you to food, housing help, counseling, and jobs. Please call 877.678.9355 or go to the website to learn more.
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The Emergency Home Energy Assistance for the Elderly Program is known as EHEAP for short. It is offered by the Department of Elder Affairs which helps low-income households with at least one person age 60 and older. The help is for emergency energy related costs during the year. The payments are made directly to the vendor. Or by a two-party check to the vendor and client. Please call or visit the website to learn more.