This program works to ensure that families receive the child support they need. Services include proving paternity and getting court ordered child support payments.
Contact your local office if you have questions about any forms you may need.
Please see the website for all services.
Hours of operation: 7:30am-6:00pm Monday-Friday
This program provides child care services before and after school. It is for grades K through 5. It provides developmental childcare services for school aged children. The fall program is in operation before and after school. Full day programs are available in the summer and on days when school is not in session. Children participate in scheduled enrichment activities.
Please see the website for sites and a fee schedule.
http://www.pascok12.fl.us/place
This agency’s mission is to help in the protection of children. Their aim is the prevention of child abuse and neglect. They work to promote a healthy family environment for all children. They teach parenting skills. They have programs for expectant mothers and families of newborns. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
Residents and other adults attend the Day Program. They take classes in computer skills, home economics, small animal care and gardening. They learn arts and crafts, physical education, and academics. Also, a woodworking shop has been built and is a source of employment to our students.
Hours of operation: 9:00am-3:00pm Monday - Friday
The Angelus provides a 24/7 residential program for non-ambulatory cerebral palsy clients. It is a home for severely handicapped persons who are not able to care for themselves.
There is also an adult day program and respite care.
Please call the office for more information.
Families can choose to get services, except when a child is referred by the school for skipping school. The services include help with things like talking to a counselor, group activities, case management, and finding other programs for support.
Kids and families can get help from the Family Help program if a child is thinking about running away, has already run away, isn’t following the rules at home, is skipping school, or if the child is at risk of these problems.
Please call or visit the website for more information.
Youth and Family Alternatives, Inc. is called YFA for short. It is a private, not-for-profit agency. They work to create nurturing and safe environments for children.
Services Provided:
This agency helps those who are homeless and mentally ill.
Services:
Housing
Education
Psychiatric services to adults with mental illness.
Re-enter
Programs for veterans and youth to help them get job training and jobs.
Thrift Store
Please see the website for details.
This agency serves those with mental disabilities, the homeless and youth. Their goal is to help people in recovery by providing good treatment, jobs and housing. They provide shelter, counseling, a youth program, job opportunities and more.
Please see the website for all services.
This agency provides certified case management services to children who have a mental health diagnosis. They link advocates and refer children and family for needed services. Medication management is available on-site.
The case manager arranges and monitors the services being provided. He or she is the advocate for the client. He/she makes sure the most appropriate level of service is being given.
Please see website for all services.