Since the 2013/14 academic year, BC students graduate from FIU with an average 3.0 GPA (undergraduate) and 3.4 GPA (graduate) 954-630-9501. WOMEN IN DISTRESS 954-760-9800 Hotline: 954-761-1133 PO Box 50187,Lighthouse Point, FL 33074www.womenindistress.orgNo Fee Telephone for Hearing Impaired Spanish, Creole, Language Line assistance available M-Th: 9:00am - 9:00pm; F: 9:00am - 6:00pm;Shelter: 24/7Operates a 24-hour domestic violence crisis line and emergency shelter. Family Offers individual and family counseling, adoption and foster care services, supportive housing and family preservation programs. Arts disciplines include painting, drawing, pottery, textiles, 2D & 3D design, sculpting, design, music, drama, and creative writing. Care Adolescent Program Offers intensive wraparound treatment for youth 11-17 years (18-21 years if in school/GED) as an alternative to residential treatment or a step down from more intensive services. Accommodations will be provided at no extra charge. Offers bereavement services for adults and children.NoogielandOffers social and emotional support for children and teens living with cancer, or those who have, or have lost, a loved one with cancer. Legislatively designated local health planning entity delivers health and human service innovations at the national, state and local level through planning, direct services, evaluation, and organizational capacity building. Utilizes collaborative partnerships to provide programs that address body image, bullying, character, depression, relationships and offers a peer counseling curriculum. Since 1982, LSF has been providing and sharing solution to protect Florida's most vulnerable. For more information, contact Housing Choice Voucher Special Purpose Voucher Program Manager Sarah Birkebak, Sarah.Birkebak@seattlehousing.org or 206.819.2065. The Community Service Block Grant assists individuals and families in setting goals, learning skills and accessing services that are needed to become self-sufficient. This program covers residents of the following counties: Broward County, FL. Provides a centralized access point for early detection and connections to services for children, ages 0-8 years, who are at risk for developmental and/or behavioral problems, including free developmental screenings. NAMI BROWARD 954-316-9907 4161 NW 5th Street, Plantation, FL 33317www.namibroward.orgNo Fee SpanishM-F: 9:00am - 5:00pmProvides support, advocacy and educational resources for persons living with serious mental illness and their families. Provides daily telephone reassurance call and emotional support for people 60+ years, living alone and in need of someone to check on them. Clients may also apply for benefits at over 150 community partner sites.Central Broward Service Center 3511 N. Pine Island Road Sunrise, FL 33351North Broward Service Center 1400 W. Commercial Blvd. E.g. Offers free evaluations for hearing, vision, speech/language, and developmental functioning.Exceptional Student Education (E.S.E.) Help Me Grow 954-537-0211Provides a centralized access point for early detection and connections to services for children, ages 0-8 years, who are at risk for developmental and/or behavioral problems, including free developmental screenings.Teen Hotline 954-567-8336www.teenspace211.orgProvides information, referral, crisis intervention, and non-judgmental listening services for youth, to help them with issues of adolescent and young adulthood. HISPANIC UNITY OF FLORIDA954-964-8884|5840 Johnson St, Hollywood, FL 33021www.hispanicunity.org|Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF) is a non-profit founded in 1982 by community leaders to ease the acculturation transition for newcomers from other nations. Services may include case management, tuition and education assistance (including books and/or supplies), and other services needed to remove barriersto employment and self-sufficiency.Housing Options Program 954-357-5099900 NW 31 Avenue Ft Lauderdale, FL 33311 Assist Broward County resident individuals or families who are experiencing homelessness with temporary rental subsidies, intensive case management and placement and referral services. Callers in crisis should call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency room.Sun Program (Solutions Unlimited Now) Early intervention and prevention program that teaches problem-solving, coping and social skills to adolescents. Provides adoption assistance, child abuse and neglect prevention, family counseling and emergency care for children. Bethel Human Services 954-766-6058 597 NW 9th AvenueFt. MOUNT BETHEL HUMAN SERVICES 954-763-5010 1100 W Sunrise Blvd Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33311 www.mbhsc.org No Fee Spanish M-F: 8:00am-5:00pm Provides services for at-risk families including foster care, family reunification, child care assistance, emergency food pantry, parenting and neighborhood empowerment. Referrals from BSO only. The Family Success Centers can offer a cohesive collection of homeless prevention (such as rental help), homeless services, and also supportive housing opportunities. Broward County Public Schools 2023/24 School Choice application window opens December 1, 2022, at 8 a . Provides temporary wage replacement benefits to qualified individuals who are out of work through no fault of their own. Offers individual counseling for youth who have experienced a loss within the past three months and group counseling for youth who have experienced a loss more than three months ago. Provides case management, independent living and adoption services, and subcontracts with social service agencies to provide child welfare services including family preservation and strengthening, residential group and shelter care and foster home management.CINS/FINS PROVIDER AGENCIES954-486-4222Through the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice and local social service agencies provide help to children and their families to reduce or stop behaviors that may otherwise require families to go to court as last resort. ARCHWAYS954-763-2030 919 NE 13 Street Ft Lauderdale, FL 33304www.archways.orgMedicare, Medicaid, Insurance, Sliding Scale Spanish, French, Creole, ItalianProvides behavioral healthcare to persons suffering from severe andpersistent mental illness or mental illness/substance abuse issues. Treatment services include case management, nursing/medical care, psychosocial rehabilitation, outpatient treatment, psychiatric evaluations, medication monitoring, supported employment services, residential supported housing and Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF).Also provides prevention through education to youth and adults in the community on various topics including substance abuse prevention and violence prevention. Independent living program supports youth, 13-21 years, living in the group home to eventually live on their own.Senior Caregiver ProgramOffers support to grandparents, 55+ years, who are raising their grandchildren. To report abuse, neglect or exploitation, call the Florida Abuse Hotline at 800-962-2873.ACCESS Economic Services954-375-3338Determines eligibility and ongoing case management of Food Assistance (food stamps), Temporary Cash Assistance and Medicaid for families with children or older adults, blind or disabled adults, based on state and federal guidelines. Provides education, training, and collaboration to foster, develop and enhance drug-free efforts throughout Broward County. TRUSTBRIDGE HEALTH561-848-5200 550 Cypress Creek Road, #550, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309www.trustbridge.comMedicare, Medicaid, Insurance, Sliding Scale Spanish, Creole 24/7Offers support for families facing any stage of illness, including hospice care and caregiver support. The program does not import or Additional program information include: Service is rendered every Tuesday Intake and referral are accepted via phone, fax or email Qualified customers must be prepared to leave at the appointed time They learn about pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting in individual or group sessions. See Career Source for locations. Also offers leadership opportunities through participation in public speaking, environmental awareness summer camp, 4-H Congress and Legislature Week.Family Nutrition Program 954-756-8519Offers nutrition education program for families and individuals who are on a limited budgetSwim Central 954-357-7946 / 954-357-SWIM 3700 NW 11 PlaceLauderhill, FL 33311Provides water safety classes through public elementary schools, charter schools, daycare centers, and summer camps. at the appointed time, No food or cash will be provided for travel, Must meet HUD definition of homeless or flee Provides support services for persons who serve as legal guardians of family or friends. Manages the Broward child welfare system for foster care, adoption, protective and related services for abused, neglected and abandoned children. Offers developmental screenings for children whose families participate in the school readiness program. For more information, call 954-357-5099. Families who are new to ELC Broward early learning programs and wish to register their children can create an account to access eligibility determination services, community resources, and apply for VPK and School Readiness through the State of Florida Office of Early Learning Family Portal. Medicare, Medicaid, Insurance, Sliding Scale Spanish, French, Creole M-F: 9:00am - 6:00pm, Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm. Family Reunification by Family Success Administration Division (FSAD) - Broward County serving Fort Lauderdale, FL. Offers developmental screenings for children whose families participate in the school readiness program.FAMILY CENTRAL 954-720-1000 840 SW 81st Avenue N. Lauderdale, FL 33068www.familycentral.orgSliding Scale Spanish, Creole M-F: 8:00am - 6:00pmConnects families with childcare resources and provides community-based parenting classes and in-home parenting education.FLORIDA INITIATIVE FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION (F.I.S.P.) 1. Serves families and friends of alcoholics 19+ years, who believe their livesare affected by someone elses drinking (Al-Anon), and youth under 19 years (AlaTeen). UNITED COMMUNITY OPTIONS 954-584-7178 (formerly United Cerebral Palsy) 3117 SW 13 Court Ft Lauderdale, FL 33312 www.unitedcommunityoptionssfl.orgProvides support and services for people with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities, and their families. Supervised visitations and therapeutic supervised visitations also available on and off-site.EARLY LEARNING COALITION954-377-2188 6301 NW 5th Way, #3400 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309www.elcbroward.orgSpanish, French, Creole M-F: 9:00am - 5:00pmProvides resources, advocacy, leadership, coordination, and oversight for early care and education from birth to 12 years and supports access to school-age care to ensure children's success in school. Also operates satellite sites in Coral Springs, Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach, Sunrise and Lauderhill on a variable schedule. The Family Reunification Program (FRP) is designed to support families by reuniting children and parents in order to repeated foster care placements. On-site Frame Shop and Gallery is open to the public. Housing Options Program 954-357-5099 900 NW 31 Avenue Ft Lauderdale, FL 33311 Assist Broward County resident individuals or families who are experiencing homelessness with temporary rental subsidies, intensive case management and placement and referral services. Parents should ensure they are getting their information from trusted news sources during an emergency. Also provides prevention through education to youth and adults in the community on various topics including substance abuse prevention andviolence prevention. Assists income-eligible families with the cost of childcare so they may continue to work and/or participate in training. Independent living program supports youth, 13-21 years, living in the group home to eventually live on their own. Families for whom the lack of adequate housing is a primary factor in: a. KIDS IN DISTRESS 954-390-7654 819 NE 26 Street Wilton Manors, FL 33305 www.kidinc.org Medicaid, Insurance, Sliding Scale Spanish, CreoleProvides child and family strengthening services to prevent child abuse, preserve the family and treat children who have been abused or neglected. The imminent placement of the family's child or children in out-of-home care, or. Provides social services including behavioral health, adult day care centers, transitional housing, and emergency financial assistance. Psychiatric, medical services, case management and peer support available. Provides in-service training, public presentations, and literature through public education.9Muses Art Center 7139 W. Oakland Park Blvd., Lauderhill, FL 33313www.9musesartcenter.orgM-F: 10:00am - 6:00pm, Sat: 10:00am - 5:00pmMember Phone: 954-746-9162A community arts organization and fully-functioning art studio where instruction and mentoring are offered. Information and referral services for families and caregivers of children with physical needs and/or children with developmental disabilities including Autism, intellectual disabilities, and Cerebral Palsy. Offers food and emergency assistance with rent and utilities. Also offers adult day and residential programs and employment for adults and childrenABLE (Alternative Behavioral Learning Environment)Provides after-school care for youth, 3-21 years with developmental disabilities and behavior issues that prevent participation in other available programs. In-home and hands-on parenting available for ChildNet referred clients. 1 Northwest 33rd Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33311 (954) 792-2328. . The program operates out of four of the five archdiocesan pregnancy help centers: Hollywood, North Dade, South Dade, and Fort Lauderdale.EWYL (earn while you learn)Through our EWYL program, the woman is able to come for pregnancy and parenting classes. Offers caregiver support groups, early-stage support groups, advocacy & public policy initiatives, safety services for those with memory impairment, and a clinical trial matching program.AMERICAN RED CROSS954-797-3800 South Florida Region 600 NE 3 Avenue Ft Lauderdale, FL 33304No Fee 24/7www.redcross.org/fl/miamiProvides relief to victims of disaster and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. Mortgage Credit Certificate Program. Sliding Scale Spanish M-F: 9:00am - 5:00pm. COVID-19 Resources. ChildNet Broward County Cost: Free. No Fee Spanish, French, Creole M-F: 8:00am - 5:00pm, Provides information and referral for counseling, assessments, assistance with utility payments on an emergency basis, and facilitates the financial eligibility process for publicly funded services for seniors 60+ years, persons with severe and persistent mental illness 18+ years, and their families and caregivers. Our services include: - One-way Greyhound Ticket NACo recognized 616 entries from counties and state associations in 32 states. Broward College students succeed at FIU. Fee-based parent education and anger management are available by request. The program does not import or ), Proof of any and all income to all household members - loss or lack of income must also be proven. YOUTH CO-OP 954-971-1163 2424 W Oakland Park Blvd Oakland Park, FL 33311 www.ycoop.org No Fee Spanish, French, Creole Mon-Fri: 8:00am-5:30pm Assists refugees, asylees and public interest parolees to ease transition to their new country. Classes includeBonding with your unborn baby, Whats safe and what isnt?, Preparing for childbirth, Breastfeeding your baby, Learning to discipline with love, Toilet training, Babys sleep habits, and more The mothers will earn Baby Bucks that they can use to buy free baby and maternity supplies in our Baby Store. FamilyReunification Programprovides a one-way bus ticket anywhere Greyhound travels to be reunified with family.Housing First 954-563-4357Provides intensive case management for persons experiencing homelessness who need temporary subsidized rental assistance, while promoting a savings plan and asset building option to help ensure self-sufficiency. ), Proof of residency in this county (proof of address such as a bill, etc. Each podcast includes a full transcript and related resources. Supervised visitations and therapeutic supervised visitations also available on and off-site. for 1+3, enter 4. Programs. To help families prepare for the 2022/23 school year, the Ready for You! Referrals for emergency shelter services must be received via theHomeless Helpline at 954-563-4357 (954-563-HELP).BROWARD REGIONAL HEALTHPLANNING COUNCIL 954-561-9681 200 Oakwood Lane, #100 Hollywood, FL 33020www.brhpc.orgNo Fee Spanish, French, CreoleLegislatively designated local health planning entity delivers health and human service innovations at the national, state and local level through planning, direct services, evaluation, and organizational capacity building.Affordable Care Act (ACA) Navigator ServicesThe lead agency for Broward County area navigators who serve as an in-person resource for those who want additional assistance in shopping for and enrolling in the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace.Centralized Intake and Eligibility Determination (CIED)Provides a single entry point of service and assistance for persons living with HIV/AIDS.Healthy Families BrowardA community-based, voluntary home-visiting program that promotespositive parent/child interaction and healthy childhood growth anddevelopment to prevent child abuse and neglect.HIV Planning CouncilOversees funding and services for Broward County Ryan White Part A program.Living Healthy/Tomando Control de Su SaludOffers a 6-week workshop, in English & Spanish, to empower older adultswith various chronic diseases to take control of their health.Substance Abuse and Mental Health TeamContracted to provide linkage, support, and advocacy to clients who have mental health or co-occurring disorders and are involved in the Broward County felony court system.TOUCH BrowardWorks with communities, partners and local government to reduce health disparities and improve health and well-being in the areas of tobacco-free living,active living & healthy eating, clinical & community linkages, and healthy built environments.CAMELOT COMMUNITY CARE954-958-0988 1925 S. Perimeter Road, #120 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309www.camelotcommunitycare.orgMedicaid, Sliding Scale, No Fee for qualified families Spanish, CreoleOffice Hours - M-F: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Service Hours - M-F: 8:30 am - 8 pm & weekends by appointmentProvides behavioral health and child welfare services.In-Home CounselingProvides counseling and psychiatric services in the home, school or community for families with children 3-17 years, (up to 22 years, if qualified and already in the program by 18th birthday) who have mild to moderate emotional or behavioral difficulties. Family How to Get Help Today Call or visit a Family SUCSS Center location near you. Provides outreach and support to individuals (and their families) with autism spectrum disorders, dual sensory impairment with other disabling conditions and related disabilities. Email us here! Parents must meet DCF requirements. Offers rehabilitation services (OT, PT, Speech Therapy), in-home parent training, respite care, social and job skills for transitioning youth, and specialized summer camp for youth with developmental disabilities and moderate to severe behavioral challenges, 3-21 years. Assists in developing skills for budgeting and life management. 24-Hour Helpline ServicesCrisis/suicide intervention, empathetic listening, information and referral helpline for callers of all ages seeking assistance with problems and needs such as mental health, substance abuse, family violence, financial problems, hunger, shelter needs, relationship issues, and depression.Behavioral Health Info Line 954-396-4636Specialized 24-hour helpline providing information and referral for mentalhealth services, substance abuse prevention and treatment programs,case management, and other specialized behavioral health services. No Fee M-F: 9:00am - 5:00pm Emergency Shelter 24/7. Offers assessment, family and individual therapy.Solutions for School SuccessOffers assessment, in-home individual and family therapy, and school classroom observation and support for children 3-17 years who are having emotional and behavioral issues at school and at home that are affecting their school performance.Family DevelopmentProvides in-home family therapy and support services to youth 10-17 years who are at risk for abuse/neglect and are residing with their family.Youth TransitionsOffers transitional independent living services for youth (15-22 years) with serious emotional and behavioral issues who are aging out of the child welfare system (both foster care and relative placements), including case management, youth development activities and life skills coaching counseling.Foster CareProvides foster parent recruitment, training and licensing services, and placement and monitoring of children in foster care, 0-17 years.
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