Family Assistance ServicesAA is a group of people who share their experiences with each other so they may solve their common problem and help others.
Groups conducted in Spanish are available.
For information about meeting times, go Tri-County AA Meeting Page.
This is a program for mothers of all ages. The focus is on each child's development and making sure that they are on target for growth. Parental training includes infant massage, Born to Read classes and other hands on opportunities for moms.
Please see the website for details.
This group runs the Arbor Place Supportive Housing Program. It is for homeless individuals and families. They have been diagnosed with severe and persistent mental illness. The help will stabilize and prepare them for a life of independence. There are requirements that must be met to participate. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Email: HillsboroughInfo@voa-fla.org
Program Includes:
This group offers the ArtCamp program. It is for students age 7 to 13. The program takes place every weekday. Here students learn essential artistic and life lesson techniques. The program has limited space. Registration is required to participate. Please call or visit the website for more information.
The Foundation has free information about arthritis. Free brochures on a variety of subjects can be mailed to you. They are also available online. The Florida chapter has a free statewide e-newsletter.
Please see the website for details.
Toll Free: 1.800.672.0882
Children in foster care can receive many services under this program. Those who need a more structured home may be in therapeutic foster care. They may step down to supported foster care at a later time. In-home counseling provides services to clients in their home or school. Outpatient counseling is provided at Camelot's offices. Clients can also get targeted case management.
Please see the website for details.
This agency has the Big Programs. It offers two unique programs. These programs offer different ways for children to see and interact with their mentors. The programs are for children between the ages of 5 and 13. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Available Programs:
The NIA offers information and resources on aging. They help others learn to be caregivers. This is for a friend or family member with a serious health condition. Please call or visit website to learn more
Toll Free: 800.222.2225
The program helps girls of ages 10 and 18 grow from childhood to young adulthood. The program offers personal skills, community service, health classes and career guidance. Girls can also learn about problem solving and get after-school tutoring.
Please see the website for details.
Child Find helps find young children who might qualify for help under the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA). Please call or check the website to learn more.
Child Find provides:
Diagnostic screening
Placement coordination
Training
Support to parents
