Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County provides a range of health care services to the community.
Programs and services include:
Banyan Community Health helps adults with drug or alcohol problems by offering a safe place to stay and support as they work to get better. Please call or visit website to learn more information.
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Banyan Community Health provides intervention and treatment assistance for those dealing with substance abuse.
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The Missionaries of Charity of Mother Teresa serve those in need. They operate a shelter for homeless women and children. Please call or visit website to learn more.
Archdiocese of Miami provides outreach ministries that help the community.
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Volunteers of America provides the Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program. They help homeless veterans with employment and job training. Please call or visit website for more information.
Better Way of Miami, Inc. provides three separate treatment programs.
Better Way of Miami, Inc. is a non-profit health care facility. They provide long term treatment programs for those with drug and alcohol addictions. They also provide residential programs. Better Way is an approved Medicaid provider. Funding is also available for homeless.
This group helps kids from kindergarten to 12th grade. They work on improving their education and offer fun activities. The programs are in Overtown and West Homestead.
The children's programs include help with schoolwork, support at school, spiritual guidance, fitness, STEM learning, field trips, creative arts, social skills, evening dinners, mentoring, advice for after high school, and summer internships.
Touching Miami with Love helps the community of Overtown with adult and youth programs and resources.