2016 SouthShore Community Resource Guide

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COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE

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Welcome As the president of the SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging, it is my pleasure to have participated with members of our board of directors and community leaders to produce this Resource Guide for the SouthShore Community.

In 1992, Dr. Kenneth D. Barringer founded the SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging to help seniors through the aging process. Over the years, the organization has grown to provide resources to all ages. He has inspired us with his spirit of volunteerism. In his recently published book, Making Healthy Choices for Senior Living, Dr. Barringer encourages volunteering as its own healing therapy while contributing to others.

For those of us at the SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging, by following in Dr. Barringer’s footsteps, our goal is to provide a comprehensive list of resources to support community members in need. With aging services, animal services, children's services, crisis and transportation to veterans' services, there is something for everyone.

Contained within the pages of this guide you will find a common theme of Neighbor Helping Neighbor. Nowhere in SouthShore is that sentiment stronger than at the Sun City Center Emergency Squad. The squad began in 1964 with 14 “first aiders” trained by the Red Cross. Today, there are over 400 volunteers, consisting of licensed emergency medical technicians, drivers, dispatchers and support staff. They will

respond to your call for emergency medical assistance 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

We are especially excited to present this guide to our caring squad members for them to provide additional support before they depart to their next call.

We will also make these guides available to local places of worship, medical and financial institutions, retirement communities and chambers of commerce.

The spirit in our community, where we truly care for the welfare of our neighbor, makes SouthShore one of the most welcoming places to live. Please keep a copy on hand so that you, too, may become a resource if there is a need.

An annual update of the guide is planned in order to provide current content in the future. Should you have a resource to be added for next year, please visit the following link: mentalhealthandaging.org Best wishes for a happy tomorrow.

Debbie Caneen | President SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging

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This inaugural copy of the SouthShore Community Resource Guide may be one of the most important publications you’ll receive this year. Inside, you’ll find information on services and organizations in and around SouthShore to help with everything from your health to your finances, from education to elder care.

Do you have a concern about an older neighbor, or need help identifying activities to keep young minds and hands busy? This guide can help identify organizations and services that may be able to help. “The goal is to have the community of SouthShore support each other,� explained Debbie Caneen, president of the SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging, the organization behind the publication.

Caneen, whose office is in Sun City Center, says the unique nature of SouthShore, a community of six cities with a retirement center – Sun City Center – in the middle, and the work of the Sun City Center Emergency Squad led to the idea of publishing a resource guide for the entire community. “The impetus for the publication really came from the folks at the Emergency Squad,� she said. The Sun City Center Emergency Squad is an all-volunteer, no-cost, 24/7 first-responder service serving Sun City Center.

Often, according to Caneen, calls involve someone who has fallen in their home. A call to 911 connects the caller to the Sun City Center Emergency Squad, who is able to care for the injured at no cost to either the caller or the county. “The squad not only saves the county money, the responders are in a perfect position to assess the person’s

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living condition, their medical and mental state and can, where necessary, make recommendations to improve someone’s quality of life,� Caneen explained. “This guide will be of great help to everyone, and it’s something they can leave behind or give to a family member.�

volunteer,� she said. “Everyone can contribute to building a cohesive community,� Caneen added. “We’re hoping this guide helps nourish a spirit of neighbor helping neighbor.�

Caneen also believes the Resource Guide has the ability to build community, and points specifically to the book, Making Healthy Choices for Senior Living, written by long-time Sun City Center resident and founder of the coalition Kenneth Barringer, Ph.D., as one of the sparks behind the idea for a resource guide. According to Barringer, one of the keys to a healthy retirement is staying active, and one way to stay active is to volunteer. “We’re hoping this publication encourages many more Sun City Center residents to volunteer in communities throughout SouthShore, and those residents in surrounding communities to get to know the residents of Sun City Center. “Businesses like Amazon are bringing a plethora of young people to the area, and we want them to become involved with the community as well. We’re hoping this guide will get them curious enough to

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A history of The SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging is engaged as a non profit organization to provide mental health services to the residents of southern Hillsborough County, including Sun City Center, Ruskin, Wimauma, Apollo Beach and Riverview.

The organization is a collection of engaged volunteers providing mental health services to the residents of southern Hillsborough County. They challenge everyone with the means to live a healthy lifestyle in their aging years, and help residents who need extra assistance by providing them with options that can assist them to deal effectively with their personal conflicts and relationships.

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Outreach includes a quarterly seminar, newsletter, website and the coalition office at Sun Towers Retirement Community in Sun City Center.

There are screening services for depression and memory loss, and a referral system to help those who need assistance.

We have expanded our support groups to focus on specific needs, such as grief, care giving and memory loss, and include two groups that deal with the stresses of retirement living.

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SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging

Meeting needs and helping others has been a life long mission for Debbie Caneen, president of the SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging. Caneen is also director of admissions at Sun Towers, a retirement and rehabilitation community located in Sun City Center. Caneenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s past experience in senior care issues is the perfect match for the SouthShore Coalition. Upon accepting the office of president, she immediately went to work looking for ways to improve the quality of life for all residents throughout the SouthShore community. One of her early successes as president of the coalition was the recently signed agreement with the Byrd Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Institute to provide memory screenings in SouthShore. This exciting program will allow residents the opportunity to possibly discover early signs of Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, to be able to make changes in their life to help combat this terrible disease and to provide a better future for themselves and their families. These screenings will take place throughout the community, and information is confidential in accordance with HIPPA compliance standards.

Caneen said the greatest challenge for the SouthShore Coalition is getting information to people about the help that is available throughout the community. And from that, the idea for the SouthShore Community Resource Guide was born. The guide is designed to be a tool identifying the vast group of non profit organizations, as well as other resources, in an easy-to-use format. People helping others is the goal of the SouthShore Coalition.

The organization was founded many years ago by Ken Barringer, Ph.D., author of Making Healthy Choices for Senior Living. Today, the coalition is composed of volunteers from all walks of life, all career paths and all interests, some retired, some still working. President Debbie Caneen invites all SouthShore residents to consider how they can help others by joining the coalition, and it is her hope that all residents will take advantage of the services provided in the new resource guide.

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Sun City Emergency Squad

Everyone at the Sun City Center Emergency Squad is a volunteer â&#x20AC;&#x201C; there are no paid positions and never have been. Squad members come from all walks of life: different backgrounds, different ages and different talents. The chief, Dennis Floto, served on the Sun City Center Emergency Squad for six years prior to being selected as chief. Prior to his involvement on the squad, Chief Floto served 33 years of active and reserve duty in the U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force.

As a member of the U.S. Army, Floto served in Viet Nam as a helicopter pilot with the rank of chief warrant officer. For his service he received two Purple Hearts and the Silver Star for valor while engaged in conflict.

As a member of the Air Force Reserves, Floto held the rank of chief master sergeant. Upon retirement from military service, Floto served 12 years as a lieutenant and EMT in the Salt Lake City Fire Department, 17 years as deputy sheriff for Salt Lake County and eight years as fire chief for the Manhattan, Nevada, Fire Department. Today, Chief Floto brings a wealth of experience to the squad. He serves as an EMT as well as overseeing the operation of 8 squad teams. Every month, the squad makes well over 400 ambulance runs and 140-plus wheelchair transportation runs. Hillsborough County Fire Rescue reports that the squadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presence and response time is generally under five minutes from time of call to on-scene, which saves county taxpayers approximately $5 million per year.

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Sun City Center Emergency Squad Neighbors helping neighbors, a community resolving its own problems: The Sun City Center Emergency Squad is one of the best examples of this philosophy. At no cost to Sun City Center residents, the squad is on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They are the community’s first responders in emergency (and non emergency) situations, and they work in concert with the Hillsborough County Advanced Life Support (ALS) and Fire Rescue departments. Because the squad is local and their only responsibility is Sun City Center, they are able to respond more quickly and are able to assess situations and help stabilize patients while waiting for the county squad to arrive when necessary. In non critical situations, the squad transports patients to a hospital of choice at no charge to the patient. The squad is often called when someone has fallen and just needs help getting up. Again, they come, they help and there’s no charge. Other services provided by the squad include wheelchair transport to medical appointments, and blood pressure checks. The Sun City Center Emergency Squad was started in 1964, and today there are over 400 volunteers consisting of licensed emergency medical technicians, emergency medical responders, emergency medical responder drivers and dispatchers, plus a support staff of receptionists, mechanics, washers, sanitizers, instructors, technicians and maintenance and administrative staff. Most of the people that volunteer for the squad do not have a medical background. All volunteers receive extensive training, and those working in a squad van complete an eight-hour CPR course

and a 44-hour first responder course. The first responder course is taught at Hillsborough Community College and is the same course required by county EMT staff. Sun City Center residents have peace of mind knowing competent, caring help will reach them quickly in all situations. Volunteers enjoy the challenge of learning something new, keeping their minds and bodies active, and, most importantly, the satisfaction of helping others.

No experience is necessary and there are many opportunities to help within the squad. You can be part of this exciting team.

Call 813-633-1411 for squad information. For help, call 9-1-1 or 813-634-3800.

Sun City Center Security Patrol The Sheriff’s Office has reported that Sun City Center has the lowest crime rate of any community in Hillsborough County – and that is due in large part to the watchful eyes of the Sun City Center Security Patrol. Seven days a week, 365 days a year, volunteer patrol members are out on the street in patrol cars, helping to make sure residents and their homes are safe. The security patrol is operated entirely by volunteers – no one is paid a salary. Members come from many careers and do not have to have a background in law enforcement to participate. In fact, there is always a need for dispatchers, mechanics and administrative help. The security patrol operates five patrol cars manned by two people on each shift. The security patrol is the extra eyes and ears watching over more than 19,000 homes within Sun City Center. The patrol also checks local businesses and the assisted living facilities throughout the community. The patrol is on the lookout for more than crime: They are observant of the build up of newspapers at a home or other signs that something might be wrong with a resident. Distant families often call the patrol when they become worried when a relative can’t be reached, and the patrol has even rescued lost animals and delivered residents home from the hospital. “Unfortunately, Sun City Center is a hot bed for solicitors and scam artists,” said Karen Ryan, chief of patrol. “When residents spot a solicitor on their street they call the patrol, the patrol captain monitors activity, calls the patrol dispatcher who then contacts the Sheriff’s Office. The problem is then handled by law enforcement officers.” Currently, the patrol has over a thousand members; some with over 20 years’ experience. However, with four shifts a day, every day of the year, as well as administrative and maintenance positions, new volunteers are constantly needed. No special skills are required. The patrol is a fun way to give back to the community and help keep every home safe, including your own. The patrol office is located at 1005 N Pebble Beach Blvd. Call 813-642-2020 to volunteer.

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SouthShore Coalition for

Mental Health and Aging The goal of the SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging is to ensure that the needs of all residents throughout the SouthShore area are met. The coalition constantly works on ways to identify those needs, and the new resource guide is just one of the solutions they have established to help residents. The coalition is much more than its name suggests. Service providers include the Mary & Martha House, helping victims of domestic abuse; AMIKids, giving troubled youth needed support; and Good Samaritan Mission, helping to provide education and life skills. These are just three of the many providers helping residents, from the youngest to the oldest, every day of the year. The coalition also offers regularly scheduled educational seminars, newsletters and an informative website, mentalhealthandaging. org. Their amazing Mindboost Workshop utilizes a series of mental exercises and games designed to help adults develop an awareness of brain health and memory improvement. Support groups within the coalition include Life After Loss Bereavement Group, the Life Challenges Support Group, the SouthShore LGBT Support Group, the Diabetes Support Group and many more. The mission of the coalition is to promote healthy aging and to facilitate optimum mental health through developing affiliations with their community partners and by providing education, support and outreach to all SouthShore residents. The coalition addresses problems associated with drug abuse, divorce, dementia, care-giving, physical abuse, depression, family conflicts, life stressors and alcoholism. Annual membership is only $10, and each member receives the newsletter and invitations to educational seminars along with all the other benefits.

Call 813-419-4902 for more information.

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St. Andrew Presbyterian Church

Metropolitan Ministries Feeding the Hungry An amazing and unexpected fact was discovered recently about residents in the Sun City Center area. Here, in a community of lovely homes, golf courses and apparent comfort, hunger is the greatest need. Unfortunately, many residents experience dramatic changes in their lives: a spouse dies, investments lose value, medical costs escalate, the money runs out. Choices have to be made, and often mealtime is the loser. Sometimes it becomes hard to go shopping, and often it becomes difficult to prepare healthy meals. Lack of proper nutrition increases the risk of falls and illness and reduces sense of well-being. St. Andrew Presbyterian Church has recognized this need and beginning Oct. 28, 2015, they will provide a hot lunch every Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; absolutely free: no questions asked, no donation bucket, no proof of need. St. Andrew is working in collaboration with Metropolitan Ministries. Each week, Metropolitan Ministries will prepare and deliver hot, healthy, well-balanced meals to be enjoyed by anyone in the community who is hungry. In addition to feeding their hunger, participants will enjoy getting out of their homes for a while and sharing the camaraderie of dining with others. Sally McLeish, Mission Committee chairman, reports, â&#x20AC;&#x153;For the past two years, St. Andrew Presbyterian Church has worked with Metropolitan Ministries and their Boxed Lunch fundraiser program. When it was discovered that hunger was such a great need in our community, we knew we had to sponsor the weekly lunch program.â&#x20AC;? St. Andrew Presbyterian Church is located at 1239 Del Webb Blvd. in Sun City Center.

Call 813-634-1252 for more information.

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Beth-El Mission Rich farm lands surround the SouthShore community, providing fresh produce used locally and shipped to places around the country and world. Every year, as many as 12,000 migrant workers come to the area to plant and pick these crops. Many of these workers are uneducated and most do not speak English. Because of frequent moves, their children often have difficulty with school, and some are left alone and unschooled while parents are in the field. These people work very hard for very little compensation â&#x20AC;&#x201C; yet it is all they know and, so it seems, all the future holds for them. The Rev. Kathy Dain, executive director of the Beth-El Mission, strives to provide a better life for these workers. For more than 39 years, this organization has provided a variety of programs in education, nutrition and life skills. Children now can attend school on site and child care is available for infants, toddlers and pre school kids. Adult education, giving workers the opportunity to learn English and earn their GED, is offered through a partnership with the Redlands Christian Migrant Association and support of Hillsborough County Schools. In cooperation with the USDA Emergency Food Program â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Feeding America â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 400 bags of food are distributed each Tuesday. A community dinner is provided every Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. This dinner is open to anyone in Hillsborough County who is hungry. Located on 27 acres, the Beth-El Mission center is just six miles south of Sun City Center at 18240 U.S. 301 S. in Wimauma. It is estimated that over 100,000 people are served annually, and volunteers are constantly needed to help continue this important program. To learn more about how you can help, call 813-633-1548 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

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Good Samaritan Mission Making a difference, one day at a time. The Good Samaritan Mission helps people transform their lives by educating them in life skills that most people take for granted: from something as simple as understanding how and why itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s important to go to an evacuation shelter during a storm to the consequences of celebrating with a gun shot into the air to shopping for nutritious food and saving money for future needs. The classes offered equip people with the tools needed to get out of the rut they are in and allow them to have a better future for themselves and their families. A wide variety of classes are taught at different levels of learning. Classes include cooking, nutrition, dental hygiene, parenting, computer skills, prenatal education, sewing, vehicle repair and even how to cut hair. In addition to learning important skills, participants are rewarded at the completion of each weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s class with a token to spend in the mission shop. The shelves of the shop are lined with food staples, locally grown produce, school supplies, toiletries, cleaning supplies and much more. Each token may be redeemed for a bag that participants fill with the items they need that week. Participants also have the opportunity to participate in the Gratitude Program, in which they give of their own talents to help Mission projects. The Good Samaritan Mission has proudly served the SouthShore Spanish-speaking community since 1984. With over 10½ acres and multiple buildings, the Good Samaritan Mission wants to grow its programs and continue to be of service to its neighbors. Pastor Bill Cruz invites everyone to consider becoming a volunteer, and he encourages everyone in the community to contribute needed food and other items. For information, call 813-634-7136 or visit gsmission.org.

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AMIKids Separating a troubled past from a bright future is the vision of AMIKids. For over 45 years, AMI (Associated Marine Institutes) has provided troubled boys the guidance and support they need to discover their potential, strengthen their community and make a lasting impact on generations to come. AMIKids is a unique combination of education, behavior modification and treatment in a family atmosphere with a caring staff to help boys turn their lives around and become productive citizens. Boys are referred to the program by court order, and they spend from six to nine months in residence at the facility. Daily, they attend classes on site, and before and after class they are engaged in counseling and vocational training. The weekends find the boys in service projects throughout the SouthShore community. By helping out at church car washes, setting up for events, moving heavy equipment, helping the library sort and shelve books, working on environmental projects in area parks and recreational centers and engaging in various other projects, the participants in the AMIKids program are able to give back to the community while learning how to change their own lives. Many exciting vocational experience are available to AMIKids. A recent Department of Labor grant provides IT courses with an emphasis on learning the computer by breaking one down and reassembling it. The Safe Serve Food Service course ends with a test for state certification. These courses and many others give the boys the opportunity to find their bright future. Joe Chestnut, ED.D, heads the program in the SouthShore area.

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Mary & Martha House Transforming lives, one family at a time is the mission of the Mary & Martha House. The Mary & Martha House was established in 1982 by three women in the Ruskin community who identified a growing need to provide temporary, emergency shelter and longer-term housing for homeless and abused women. Previously, all shelter services were concentrated within the city of Tampa and not available for SouthShore residents. The number of women and their dependent children who are homeless due to domestic violence or financial crisis is growing. The primary focus of the Mary & Martha House is to assist these women by providing a safe environment along with other services to help them develop financial stability and meet their other needs. Each individual referred to the Mary & Martha House comes with a different set of challenges, and it is the goal of the Mary & Martha House to help these women find a job and transition into housing. Short-term emergency housing and support services are provided for up to 90 days to help the family in crisis assess their immediate needs and have access to community resources. Once the family is stabilized, they are eligible for transitional housing, where they can reside for up to six months to address the longer-term goals of the family. At this point, the women are required to seek employment and utilize all available community resources to achieve self-sufficiency. The Mary & Martha House offers comprehensive support services in an environment of dignity, compassion and respect. Clients successfully completing the program have full-time employment, a savings account, financial stability and permanent housing. Go to marymarthahouse.org for more information or call 813-645-7628.

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Recognizing that children are our future, the SouthShore Chamber of Commerce created an Educational Partnership Committee to ensure schools in the SouthShore area would have the resources needed for teachers to provide the highest-quality education possible. Chairman Carrie Elwell reported, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our mission is to connect educational institutions with businesses throughout the region. We serve 13 schools, and have provided mentors, funds for books and a wide variety of miscellaneous items requested by teachers. As the liaison between business and schools, we are able to match needs with available resources, such as computers from a business upgrading their equipment. When students needed parts to create robots for a state competition, the committee put out the call and collected a roomful of supplies.â&#x20AC;? The committee was able to outfit an entire first grade (seven classrooms) with the books they needed to help raise reading scores and move the school out of the F category. In the past, the committee has sponsored a Welcome Breakfast for all new SouthShore teachers. This year, they took the idea on the road and delivered lunch or breakfast to every school and every teacher in the region, along with information about committee support for things needed to improve student education.

Remember: In an emergency, ALWAYS call 911.

Want to know more about the Coalition and volunteering?

Visit mentalhealthandaging.org or call 813-634-3347

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Freedom Plaza (Club Room)

Alzheimer's Support Group

Facilitator: Wendy Burkhard, LCSW psychotherapist/counselor 813-401-7452 2nd Thursday of each month: 10:00 am Freedom Plaza, Club Room (coffee and pastries provided).

Sun Towers Retirement Community (Private Dining Room) Facilitator: Amy Engle, MSW, CMC, geriatric care manager, Aging Care Advocates 813-634-3347 3rd Tuesday of each month 2:00 – 3:30 pm Loved ones cared for in our Secured Memory Care.

Please RSVP no less than 3 days prior to. 813-677-1400

Homewood Residences

Facilitator: Shelley Postek, Aging Care Advocates 4th Monday of each month: 10:30 am – 12:00 noon (coffee and pastries provided)

Cypress Creek Assisted Living Residence Facilitator: Cheryl Lamb, LCSW (Brandon Mental Health) 2nd Wednesday of each month 4:00 – 5:00 pm Call to RSVP, 813-633-7777

Sun Towers Retirement Community (Main Dining Room)

Facilitator: Annettia Simpson, RRT, director of Sun Towers’ Outpatient Pulmonary Rehabilitation 1st Thursday of each month. 10:00 – 11:00 am • 813-634-3347

Calvary Cares

Calvary Lutheran Church

Facilitator: Judy Shepard • 813-546-5415 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month 1:00 pm

United Community Church

At the corner of Pebble Beach Blvd. and La Jolla Ave. in Sun City Center Facilitator: Wendy Burkhard, LCSW psychotherapist/counselor 813-401-7452 • 2nd & 4th Friday of the month 10:00 – 11:00 am

Diabetes Support Group

Facilitator: Lisa Endick, RN from Nurse on Call Home Health Care 813-634-3347 • Second Wednesday of each month, 2:00 – 3:00 pm

at the corner of Pebble Beach Blvd. and La Jolla Ave. in Sun City Center Facilitator: Debbie Shenemen, NP 3rd Tuesday of the month. 1:30 – 2:30 pm

Grief Café

Facilitator: Coralease Ruff, Ph.D., RN • 813-634-1654 Scheduled to resume in January 2015 in an online format

Sun Towers Retirement Community – First Floor Lounge Facilitator: Cheryl Lewis 813-938-3126 • 813-634-3347 Every Tuesday from 1:00 to 3:00 pm

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United Community Church

Life After Loss

Better Breathers Support Group

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Aston Gardens, Club Room

Facilitators: Harriet Susskind and Audrey Ercegovch • 813-634-6195 Every Monday 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm

Sun Towers Retirement Community (Main Dining Room)

Facilitator: Jennipher Lenoir, COTA 813-634-3347 • 3rd Wednesday of each month. 1:30 – 2:30 pm

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St. Andrews Presbyterian Church

1239 W. Del Webb Blvd., Sun City Center, FL

National Alliance on Mental Illness Hillsborough (NAMI) First Monday of the month at from 1:30 pm-3 pm and facilitated by two trained NAMI facilitators • Resource and referral line 813-273-8104

Sun City Center Chamber

Topics related to mental health issues.

Third Thursday of each month from 2 pm -4 pm from September through May

Monthly Memory Screenings

Facilitator: SouthShore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging Appointment required, please call • 813-419-4902 • 3rd Thursday of each month.

United Methodist Church, Creason Hall

Facilitator: Scott Hopkins, MSPT 813-634-3347 • 2nd Friday of each month 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

United Community Church

Rheumatoid Arthritis Support Group

at the corner of Pebble Beach Blvd. and La Jolla Ave. in Sun City Center

Facilitator: Sandra McCaw 973-902-8401 1st Thursday of each month • 11:00 am to 1:00 pm

Sun Towers Retirement Community (Private Dining Room)

Facilitator: Krista Owen, RN, BSN 813-634-3347• 3rd Thursday of each month • 9:00 – 11:00 am

Widower's Wellness Group

Monthly Memory Screenings

Sun Towers Retirement Community (Main Dining Room) Facilitator: Jennipher Lenoir, COTA • 813-634-3347 3rd Monday of each month 1:30 – 3:30 pm Sun Towers Retirement Community (Private Dining Room)

SouthShore LGBT Support Group

Monthly Educational Forums

Sun Towers Retirement Community (Suite #254)

Facilitator: South Shore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging Appointment required, please call 813-419-4902 • 3rd Tuesday of each month.

Parkinson's Support Group

Low Vision Support Group

Widow's Wellness Group

Sun Towers Retirement Community (Private Dining Room)

Facilitator: James Clarke 813-625-5665 • 813-634-3347 Every Monday morning • 8:30 am – 10:30 am

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A&A Mortgage Funding

13014 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., #328, Tampa, FL 33618 larry.aamortgagefunding@yahoo.com 813-313-8121 • aamortgagefunding.com A&A is a full-service mortgage company servicing the home financing needs of consumers and real estate professionals throughout Florida, with specialization in reverse mortgages.

Network groups, Service/leadership organizations, Elder services

AARP Foundation

11420 N. 53rd St., Tampa, FL 33617 mhaynes@aarp.org • 813-962-4600 • aarpfoundation.org/scsep We help job seekers age 55 and older obtain training, improve their skills and find jobs. In the process, we provide supplemental staffing for nonprofit organizations (host agencies) that partner with us in training.

There is no cost for our services.

Adult education/GED, Employment/career services, Supportive work programs, Elder services, Service organizations

Abe Brown Ministries, Inc.

2921 N. 29th St., Tampa, FL 33605 813-247-3285 • abebrown.org Abe Brown Ministries’ Live Video Visitation provides a host site for live video visitations with mothers incarcerated at Lowell Reception Center.

Children have the opportunity once a week to visit with their mothers for approximately 20 minutes, supervised by staff and/or volunteers at Abe Brown Ministries.

Children’s advocates

Abuse Registry

Statewide 800-962-2873 Our Florida hotline determines if information presented by callers complies with the mandates in law, and assists callers with information and referrals to enhance the safety and well-being of children and vulnerable adults.

Report abuse, Medical health related, Mental health related, Crisis services, Family resources

9280 Bay Plaza Blvd., Ste. 700, Tampa, FL 33619 info@agingcareadvocates.com 813-246-4120 • agingcareadvocates.com Aging Care Advocates, Inc. is a consulting team of care managers composed of master's-level social workers and gerontologists who are familiar with the resources and issues regarding seniors and their families. We provide advocacy, crisis intervention, comprehensive assessment, assistance with placement, referrals to other professionals, mediation and much more.

Geriatric care managers, Medical health related, Crisis services, Bill pay services, Support groups, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Elder services, Family resources Español

Al-Anon/Alateen

Hillsborough County, FL 813-881-9372 We provide support, information and resources for substance abuse and shares website to locate services needed.

Substance abuse, Support groups Faith

Alcoholics Anonymous (24 hrs.)

Hillsborough County, FL 813-933-9123 We provide support and education for individuals who are suffering from addiction.

Home health, Substance abuse, Support groups Faith

All About Paws Pet Services, LLC

10508 Sanford Road, Wimauma, FL 813-634-6215 • allaboutpawspetservices.com/ All About Paws provides in-home pet sitting; dog walking; transportation to the vet, park or groomer; dog training; and boarding.

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ACCESS Florida

Alpha House of Tampa

Statewide 866-762-2237 • myflfamilies.com/Service-programs/ access-florida-food-medical-assistance-cast We provide a toll-free number to apply for food stamps, Medicaid and temporary cash assistance.

Medicare, Medicaid, Food stamps/WIC, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.)

201 S. Tampania Ave., Tampa, FL 33609 info@alphahouseoftampa.org 813-875-2024 • alphahouseoftampa.org Alpha House of Tampa provides emergency maternity shelter and transitional housing to mothers parenting young children up to age 5.

Homelessness related, Shelter for domestic violence victims, Parenting, Emergency shelters

ACTS — Agency for Community Treatment Services

Always Best Care ABC Transportation and Assistance

4612 N. 56th St., Tampa, FL 33610 813-246-4899 • www.actsfl.org ACTS provides and manages a broad array of behavioral health services to include: prevention, acute care and stabilization, treatment and supportive services in the areas of substance abuse, co-occurring substance abuse and mental illness, child protection, delinquency, criminal justice, housing, economic self-sufficiency and health and wellness.

Mental health related, Substance related, Rehab facilities, Medicaid

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1210 Millennium Parkway, Ste. 1034, Brandon, FL 33511 rmorgan@abc-seniors.com • 803-403-1895 alwaysbestcare.com/usa/fl/hillsborough-county/sun-citytransportation Now, our caregivers will be readily available in Sun City Center to help you get where you need to be within a few minutes of your call. Initially, we are providing our services in the afternoon and evening, during times of higher expected demand.

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Alzheimer’s Association — Florida Gulf Coast Chapter

AnimalLuvr’s Dream Rescue, Inc.

American Momentum Bank

Aston Gardens at The Courtyards

309 N. Parsons Ave., Brandon, FL 33510 schaubk@alzflgulf.org • 1-800-272-3900 •813-684-1296 for Brandon alz.org/flgulfcoast/in_my_community_contact.asp Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health.

Respite care, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Companion care, Support groups, Elder services Español 131 S. Pebble Beach Blvd., Sun City Center, FL 33573 cclark@americanmomentumbank.com 813-917-3334 • americanmomentumbank.com Financial Institution Network groups, Employment/career services, Bill pay services, Banking, Financial

American Pace

11211 N. Nebraska Ave., Tampa, FL 33612 lilianagonzalez@americanpace.org • 305-278-0200, Ext. 1031 American Pace supports the mission of providing public assistance to qualifying low-income individuals and families while they transition to self-sufficiency from circumstances such as homelessness. American Pace pledges to protect the vulnerable, promote strong and economically self-sufficient families, and advance personal and family recovery and resiliency.

Support groups, Immunizations, Medical health related, Health care providers, Medicare, Medicaid, Food stamps/WIC, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Elder services, Family resources, Medical transportation Español

P.O. Box 522, Riverview, FL 33568 animalluvrsdreamrescue@gmail.com 813-358-8312 • animalluvrs.org AnimalLuvr’s Dream Rescue seeks to rescue and care for dogs and cats that are critically ill and/or injured. Many of these animals are strays, abandoned, abused or neglected. We are dedicated to providing the medical care, basic needs, socialization and training needed to place them into loving permanent homes.

Animal services/rescue Español Vol 231 Courtyards Blvd., Sun City Center, FL 33573 Lroberts@astongardens.com • 813-633-2378 • AstonGardens.com We are an independent living, assisted living and memory care senior living community with a family-oriented atmosphere and caring, supportive team members.

Retirement communities, Assisted living facilities, Memory care/ dementia/Alzheimer’s $$

American Red Cross of Tampa Bay

3310 W. Main St., Tampa, FL 33607 celia.hagerman@redcross.org • 813-244-6056 The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

Crisis services, Low income/affordable housing, Home repairs, Emergency shelters, Housing assistance (rent assistance), Utilities assistance, Self-help housing, Food bank, Food services, Service/ leadership organizations, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Family resources Español Vol

AMIkids

5915 Benjamin Center Drive, Tampa, FL 33634 (HQ) 4337 Saffold Road, Wimauma, FL 33598 813-887-3300 • amikids.org/ Located in Wimauma, AMIkids Y.E.S. empowers our kids through care and guidance to reach their inner potential. Even kids with a troubled past have the potential to achieve a bright future, and AMIkids Y.E.S. works every day to separate that past from a promising future.

Tutoring, After school programs, Education providers for children (standard, charter, magnet, etc.), Adult education/GED, Low income/affordable housing, Emergency shelters

Animal Coalition of Tampa (ACT)

1719 W. Lemon St., Tampa, FL 33606 813-250-3900 • ACTampa.org ACT’s mission is to end euthanasia as a response to pet overpopulation by providing affordable spay and neuter surgeries. ACT also offers other reasonably priced wellness services in order to keep pets in their existing homes. Ask about the Neuter Scooter schedule.

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B Bay Area Early Steps

Children’s Medical Service Blvd., 13101 N. Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa, FL 33612 866-549-1740 • floridahealth.gov/AlternateSites/CMS-Kids/families/ early_steps/early_steps.html Early Steps is Florida’s early intervention system that offers services to eligible infants and toddlers (birth to 36 months) with significant delays or a condition likely to result in a developmental delay. Early intervention is provided to support families and caregivers in helping their child learn and develop.

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Bay Area Legal Services

1302 N. 19th St., Suite 400, Tampa, FL 33605 dreigle@bals.org • 813-232-1343, Ext. 107 • bals.org/ Our lawyers, paralegals and support staff are dedicated to providing free civil legal services to qualified and low-income residents and nonprofit groups throughout the Tampa Bay area.

Housing assistance (rent assistance), Legal advisors, Victim advocacy, Consumer fraud Español

Bayada Home Health Care

129 S. Pebble Beach Blvd., Ste. 102, Sun City Center, FL 33573 nwalters@bayada.com • 813-633-6800 • bayada.com Bayada is a home health agency that provides assistive care, skilled care and mobile physicians.

Respite care, Long-term care, Memory care/dementia/

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Alzheimer’s, Companion care, Health care providers, Home health, Medicare Español

Belvedere Commons

758 Cortaro Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573 813-642-8400 • belvederecommonssuncitycenter.com/ Belvedere Commons offers a vibrant assisted living and memory care community that provides companionship, comfort and a wide choice of amenities and activities that match individual interests.

Respite care, Assisted living facilities, Memory care/dementia/ Alzheimer’s $$

Beth-El Farmworker Ministry, Inc.

18240 U.S. 301 S., P.O. Box 860, Wimauma, FL 33598 info@beth-el.info • 813-633-1548 • beth-el.org Since 1976, the Beth-El Farmworker Ministry has provided encouragement and assistance to farm workers and their extended families through open opportunities for worship, participation in Christian educational programs and secular programs with various partners in service.

Report abuse, Medical health related, Counseling for domestic violence victims, Scholarships, Tutoring, After school programs, Education providers for children – (standard, charter, magnet, etc.), Adult education/GED, Family planning, Food bank, Food services, Nutrition, Congregate meal locations, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.)

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Better Living Senior Services

4511 N. Himes Ave., Ste. 200, Tampa, FL 33614 admin@betterlivingseniorservices.com 813-449-4271 • betterlivingseniorservices.com We provide high-quality affordable home health care for the aged and disabled.

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Big Brothers-Big Sisters of Tampa Bay, Inc.

711 S. Dale Mabry Hwy., Ste. 300, Tampa, FL 33609 info@bbbstampabay.org • 813-769-3629 • bbbstampabay.org Our mission is to provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever; and to strengthen our community through life-enriching mentoring relationships between volunteers and children.

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Boys and Girls Club of America

info@bgca.org • 727-327-6556 • bgca.org We provide an environment for young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

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Boys Town

Nationwide 800-448-3000 • boystown.org We provide children with a safe and caring environment where they build confidence and skills to become productive citizens.

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Brandon Crisis Pregnancy Center, Inc. d/b/a LifeCare Network

122 N. Moon Ave., Brandon, FL 33510 813-654-0491 • LifeCareNetwork.net LifeCare Network is a community-based pregnancy care center located

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in Brandon and Ruskin, providing services to ensure healthy births, pre-/post- pregnancy training and supportive care of baby and mother.

Participants are provided with training, childbirth classes, pregnancy counseling and critical baby items, until baby’s first birthday.

Service/leadership organizations, Family resources

Brandon Regional Hospital

119 Oakfield Drive, Brandon, FL 33511 813-681-5551 Brandon Regional offers an array of services, including health and mental health services and inpatient care.

Crisis services, Family planning, Health care providers, Hospitals, Emergency services, RX – prescription services/assistance, Medicare, Medicaid, Residential/inpatient treatment, Outpatient treatment, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients $$

Brandon Sports and Aquatic Center

405 Beverly Blvd., Brandon, FL 33596 esoncrant@mybsac.org • 813-689-0908 • mybsac.org Brandon Sports and Aquatic Center’s purpose is to enrich lives daily through superior educational and athletic programming that enhances physical, mental and spiritual well-being. We offer programs focused on youth and family development in aquatics, tennis, martial arts, after-school care, VPK, summer camps, intellectually disabled adults and more.

After school/summer programs, Adult disabled services, Scholarships, Tutoring, After school programs, Day treatment mental health services for adults Vol $$

C C.A.R.E. Critter Adoption & Rescue Effort, Inc.

1528 27th St. SE, Ruskin, FL 33570 VolCARE@aol.com • 813-645-2273 • careshelter.org C.A.R.E. is a 501(c)3 public charity; a no-kill animal shelter for neglected, abused and unwanted cats and dogs with a mission to reduce the number of homeless and abandoned animals through adoption, sterilization and education.

Animal services/rescue

Calvary Lutheran Church

1480 College Ave. E, Ruskin, FL 33573

Calvary Lutheran’s Community Cupboard

5309 N. U.S. 41, Apollo Beach, FL 33572 813-641-7790 mert.ignite@yahoo.com • 813-641-7790 • calvarylutheranchurch.net Food pantry open 9-11 a.m. Tuesdays.

We are called to live our faith through behavior that shares God’s unconditional love with everyone we meet. This mission reflects the words "Go therefore and make disciples" (Matthew 28:19-20). We provide services to the SouthShore area, including self-help groups, Bible study, transportation assistance and more.

Support groups, Public transportation, Medical transportation, Transportation, Food Pantry Español Vol Faith l

Camelot Community Mental Health

1410 Tech Blvd., Tampa, FL 33619 813-635-9765 We offer therapeutic foster care, child welfare services, behavioral health services, and in-home and outpatient counseling.

Mental health related, Mental health for children Español

Camp Bayou Outdoor Learning Center

P.O. Box 507 (mail only), 4140 24th St. SE (physical only), Ruskin, FL 33570 campbayou@gmail.com • 813-641-8545 • campbayou.org

Camp Bayou Outdoor Learning Center is a 160-acre nature preserve open 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursday-Saturday for passive recreational pursuits such as wildlife watching, nature photography and trail walks. General admission is free. Its managing nonprofit group, B.O.L.D., offers a range of pre-scheduled programs; check online calendar for details.

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Campaign Against Human Trafficking

1346 Emerald Dunes Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33571 skd@tampabay.rr.com • 813-633-4647 • sccblueheart.org/ Sun City Center Campaign Against Human Trafficking is focused on the sex trafficking of minor children, mostly girls, some as young as 12 years of age. Once taken into the sex trade, they have a life expectancy of only 7 years. SCC-CAHT formed to help bring awareness to this crime.

Report abuse, Support groups

Cat Lovers Club of Sun City Center

P.O. Box 5772, Sun City Center, FL 33571-5772 info@CatLoversClub.org • 813-442-3014 • CatLoversClub.org It is our mission to provide and promote education and activities for cat lovers in Sun City Center, and to provide cat food assistance to low-income, disabled and senior citizens.

Animal services/rescue

Catholic Charities Mobile Medical Services

St. Anne Church, 106 11th Ave. NE, Ruskin, FL 33570 sproctor@ccdosp.org 813-690-7467 • ccdosp.org/catholic-mobile-medical/ Catholic Charities Mobile Medical Services works with volunteer physicians and other health and social service professionals to provide free medical, health promotion and social services to the rural poor of eastern and southern Hillsborough County.

Immunizations, Health care providers Español Vol Faith

Chabad of Brandon

1578 Bloomingdale Ave., Valrico, FL 33596 discoveryrabbi@jewishbrandon 813-571-8100 • jewishbrandon.com At the Jewish Discovery Center, our goal is to create a menu of enjoyable and meaningful Jewish experiences, from which people can select one of their liking — no strings attached. What will you discover?

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CHADD / Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder

4601 Presidents Drive, Ste. 300, Lanham, MD 20706 800-233-4050 • chadd.org We are a national nonprofit organization providing education, advocacy and support for individuals with ADD/ADHD. Automated phone service.

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care and consumer information for any parent/guardian.

Day care, After school/summer programs Español

Children’s Board Family Resource Center

3032 College Ave., Ruskin, FL 33510 cvillagomez@childrenshome.org 813-215-7097 • familysupporthc.org The philosophy of family support is part of a national movement that seeks to strengthen and empower families and communities so they can foster the best possible development of all individuals. Broad community partnerships are at the heart of service delivery and focus on child development, and health and safety.

Immunizations, Parenting, Immunizations, Nutrition Español

Children’s Medical Services

13101 N. Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa, FL 33612 813-396-9743 • floridahealth.gov/alternatesites/cms-kids/index.html Children’s Medical Services is a collection of programs for eligible children with special needs. Each one of our programs and services is family-centered and designed to help children with a variety of issues.

Health care providers, Immunizations, RX – prescription services/ assistance, Mental health for children

Children’s Board Heart Gallery of Tampa Bay Camelot Community Care, Inc.

5463 W. Waters Ave., Ste. 850, Tampa, FL 33634 813-314-2021 • heartgallerytampabay.org The mission of the Children's Heart Gallery of Tampa Bay is to raise awareness of Tampa’s waiting foster children, engage the community in their welfare, and secure permanent, loving adoptive families.

Adoptions

Children’s Home Society

Statewide 850-921-0772 • chsfl.org We direct a teen’s troubled life onto a new path of hope, provide a safe harbor for a child suffering from abuse, and reverse crisis situations so lives are changed for the better.

Crisis services, Emergency shelters, Mental health for children

Children's Museum of Tampa, Inc.

110 W. Gasparilla Plaza, Tampa, FL 33602 info@glazermuseum.org • 813-443-3861 • glazermuseum.org The mission of the Glazer Children’s Museum is to create learning environments where children play, discover, and connect to the world around them to develop as lifelong learners and leaders.

After school/summer programs

Choices Women’s Center

3018 E. College Ave., Ruskin, FL 33570 suzanne@lifecarenetwork.net 813-938-6024 • ChoicesWomensCenter.com Our faith-based women’s center provides free pregnancy tests, and

Child Care Aware

Nationwide 800-424-2246 • childcareaware.org We are a nonprofit initiative committed to helping parents find the best information on locating quality child care and child care resources.

Day care, Nursery care

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free ultrasounds if the client qualifies. We have an Earn While You Learn program in which clients learn details about their pregnancy, childbirth and parenting. We also have a baby boutique, which is stocked by community donations.

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phone call away. The Crisis Center’s 2-1-1 hotline also provides disaster information for Hillsborough County and serves as the statewide substance abuse line for Florida.

Medical health related, Substance related, Disaster related, Homelessness related, Crisis services

Chrysalis Health

970 Cypress Village Blvd., Sun City Center, FL 33573 info@livewithus.com • 813-633-7777 • livewithus.com/index.html This is a family - focused model based on the pride and experience of nearly 40 years of senior care and implemented through high staff-to-resident ratios. We make it our priority to enhance resident quality of life, provide enjoyment and the highest quality of care while making this their home.

Respite care, Assisted living facilities, Memory care/dementia/ Alzheimer’s $$

6800 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa, FL 33603 chensley@chrysalishealth.com • 813-443-4827 Chrysalis Health is a comprehensive behavioral health care agency serving people of all ages. It is our mission to ensure our clients achieve optimal levels of well-being through the provision of compassionate, innovative and effective behavioral health and wellness services.

Mental health service providers for consumers/clients, Mental health for children, Substance abuse

Community Care for the Elderly

601 E. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33602 813-272-5250 We provide support and resources for the elderly.

Adult day care, Respite care, Support groups

Cypress Creek Assisted Living Residence

D DACCO Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office, Inc.

1101 E. River Cove St., Tampa, FL 33604 813-932-1950 • CommunitySteppingStones.org Community Stepping Stones (CSS) is a learning center, offering an out-of-school, arts-integrated curriculum designed to inspire, educate and mentor at-risk teens to become successful adults. CSS focuses on the needs of adolescents as they make the transition from childhood to adult responsibilities.

After school/summer programs

4422 E. Columbus Drive, Tampa, FL 33605 813-384-4000 DACCO treats substance use disorders and any co-occurring mental health symptoms in men, women (including pregnant women) and youths. Nationally awarded for our comprehensive coordinated care, DACCO is a behavioral health organization with outpatient, residential and wraparound services to treat the whole person.

Substance related, Crisis services, Support groups, Residential/inpatient treatment, Outpatient treatment, Substance abuse Español Faith

Computer Mentors Group, Inc.

Department of Elder Affairs — Elder Abuse

Community Stepping Stones, Inc.

2802 E. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Ste. F, Tampa, FL 33610 rsmith@computermentors.org 813-417-6132 • computermentors.org Computer Mentors’ mission is to provide opportunities for educational and employment success through bridging the technology divide for populations without sufficient economic resources, especially as it relates to children and youth.

After school/summer programs, After school programs, Employment/career services Vol Faith $$

Consult-A-Nurse Healthcare Referral

800-257-0944 • consult-a-nurse.com At Consult-A-Nurse Healthcare Referral, it is our mission to provide you with the data necessary to build a solid health care foundation for you and your family. We are a group of affiliated facilities interconnected and working together as a team to offer the best health care services available.

Medical health related, Health care providers, Hospitals, Rehab facilities, Home health, Hospice, Emergency services

Crimes Against the Elderly

1409 N. Falkenburg Road, Room #4, Tampa, FL 33601 CMarkart@HCSO.Tampa.US 813-247-0548 • saltcouncil.org/index.html Our main focus is an effective partnership among service providers, seniors and law enforcement regarding crime and security issues as related to the elderly. Together we have formed a triad, which will work toward the reduction of crime and victimization of older persons, and provide assistance.

Report abuse, Consumer fraud

Crisis Center of Tampa Bay

2-1-1 • 211atyourfingertips.org You can dial 2-1-1 to receive free crisis counseling along with useful information and referrals 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Help is just a

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Elder Abuse Hotline — 800-962-2873 Elder Helpline — 800-963-5337 • ncea.aoa.gov We provide information about reporting elder abuse and resources for supports needed for the elderly.

Report abuse, Crisis services, Legal advisors, Victim advocacy, Consumer fraud, Elder services

Dept. of Veterans Affairs Regional Benefit Office Disabled Veterans Chapter 110

1002 Cherry Hills Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573 813-352-2764, 813-260-3692 or 813-642-0302 davscc.wordpress.com We provide a free shuttle van to James A. Haley Veterans Hospital for morning VA medical center doctor and lab appointments Monday through Friday. Reservation required seven days in advance of appointment. Also, provides free veteran’s service officer support to all veterans and spouses seeking information or assistance with benefits or status re-evaluation.

Financial, Transportation

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Downsizeology, LLC

3103 81st Court E., Bradenton, FL 34211 info@downsizeology.com • 941-981-0160 • downsizeology.com Downsizeology is a full-service company offering older adults relocation and estate liquidation, estate sales, senior moving and downsizing estate sales.

Senior move services, estate liquidation, estate sale and junk removal, Downsizing assistance $$

E EA Fitness

P.O. Box 1344, Riverview, FL 33569 ericallenfitness@gmail.com • 813-321-8755 • eafitness.org

EA Fitness is a premier personal training organization specializing in at-home training services. We focus on general fitness, weight management and, particularly, geriatric exercise programs. Our customized individual exercise programs are conducted in the individual’s home or community facility, with supportive and encouraging personal trainers.

Medical health related, Limited mobility, Rehab facilities, Home health $$

ECHO of Brandon (Emergency Care Help Organization)

507 N Parsons Ave, Brandon, FL 33510 http://echofl.org/ • 813-685-0935 ECHO Brandon FL provides immediate relief in the forms of food, clothing and household items to those residents of Eastern Hillsborough County that have experienced a recent emergency. Since its inception in 1987, ECHO FL has assisted over 180,000 individuals, over half of whom were children, with the basic life necessities. When families experience an unexpected emergency, they are often faced with the decision paying the bills or buying food for their families.

Eckerd Community Alternative

Statewide 813-225-1105, Ext. 1270 in Tampa The Eckerd mission is to provide and share solutions that promote the well-being of children and families in need of a second chance. Our vision is to ensure that each child has the opportunity to succeed.

Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Family resources

Elder Justice Center George E. Edgecomb Courthouse

800 E. Twiggs St., Room 481, Tampa, FL 33602 elder@fljud13.org • 813-276-2726 fljud13.org/CourtPrograms/ElderjusticeCenter/ The Elder Justice Center is a court program that primarily helps persons age 60 or older who are involved in the court system because of guardianship, criminal, family or other civil matters.

Legal advisors, Immigration, Victim advocacy, Guardian, Consumer fraud, Children’s advocates, Guardian ad litem, Adoptions

Eldercare Locator

800-677-1116 • eldercare.gov/eldercare.net/Public/Index.aspx The Eldercare Locator, a public service of the Administration on Aging, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is a nationwide service that connects older Americans and their caregivers with information on senior services.

Assisted living facilities, Long-term care, Memory care/dementia/ Alzheimer’s, Rehab facilities, Home health, Low income/affordable housing, Food services, Legal advisors, Elder services

Elite Scholar Academy

3626 Henderson Blvd., Tampa, FL 33609 kimberly@elitescholaracademy.com 813-382-6106 • elitescholaracademy.com Elite Scholar Academy is a three-day-a-week private school for K through 12th grade, providing a superior education with a family focus.

We also provide academic consulting for parents, and tutoring and executive skills coaching for students.

Parenting, Tutoring, After school programs, Education providers for children (standard, charter, magnet, etc.) $$

Enterprising Latinas, Inc.

7520 W. Waters Ave., Tampa, FL 33615 liz.gutierrez@enterprisinglatinas.org 813-325-8073 • enterprisinglatinas.org Ours is a community organization that supports the economic development and security of low-income women in the community.

Network groups, Employment/career services, Supportive work programs, Credit counseling, Financial advisors, Investments, Service/leadership organizations Español Vol

F Family Health Line of Florida

Statewide 800-451-2229 211bigbend.net/contact-family-health-line-counselor.html We help pregnant women access prenatal care and substance abuse treatment during pregnancy, and provide information on helpful community resources. All calls are confidential and answered by trained counselors.

Parenting, Health care providers, Nutrition, Substance abuse, Family resources

Farmworker Career Development Program

3218 San Jose Mission Drive, Dover, FL 33527 walkerbel@aol.com • 813-757-9480 Our organization provides adult, educational and vocational services to residents of Plant City, Ruskin and Wimauma.

Employment/career services, Supportive work programs, Vocational rehabilitation Español

Firehouse Cultural Center

101 First Ave. NE, Ruskin, FL 33570 georgia@firehouseculturalcenter.org 813-645-7651 • firehouseculturalcenter.org Firehouse Cultural Center offers quality programming with a focus on the arts, and on education for all ages. Center programs encourage participation, engagement, discovery and learning. Firehouse Culteral Center will offer experiential connections to the arts and to the unique history, culture and natural environment of the south county region.

After school/summer programs, Scholarships, After school programs, Employment/career services, Service/leadership organizations

First Calvary Family Life Ministry

5610 E. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tampa, FL 33619 firstcalvaryfamilylifeministry@gmail.com 813-440-6588 • fcfltampa.com/ First Calvary Family Life Ministry is a nonprofit 501(c)3 Christian organization seeking assistance with donated toys for families in need. In addition to religious services, our services include a food bank, cash assistance as a DCF Partnering facility, fundraisers, meals and much more.

Support groups, Homelessness related, Social Security, Employment/career services, Supportive work programs, Medicaid, Marketplace (ObamaCare), Food bank, Food services, Food stamps/ WIC, Immigration, Service/leadership organizations Español Vol Faith $$

First Christian Church

1707 33rd St. SE, Ruskin, FL 33570 813-419-4930 • firstchristiansuncitycenter.com

FirstLight HomeCare

10037 Water Works Lane, Riverview, FL 33578 jbayruns@firstlighthomecare.com 813-677-2047 • firstlighthomecare.com FirstLight HomeCare represents a new way of helping adults of all ages enjoy the best quality of life possible by offering nonmedical in-home care whenever they need it, wherever they call home. Services range from postsurgery recovery care to respite and companion care.

Respite care, Long-term care, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Companion care, Report abuse, Network groups, Low vision, Hearing loss, Limited mobility, Adult disabled services, Employment/career services, Bill pay services, Report scams/abuse, Health care providers, Home health, RX – prescription services/assistance, Medicaid, Crisis services, Service/leadership organizations, Elder services, Private, Fee-based, transportation, Service organizations Español H $$

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Florida Department of Education Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

510 Vonderburg Drive, Ste. 307, Brandon, FL 33511 marivett.gerena-marrapodi@vr.fldoe.org • 813-653-7090 VR is a federal-state program that helps people who have physical or mental disabilities obtain and/or maintain employment.

Employment/career services, Supportive work programs, Vocational rehabilitation, Mental health service providers for consumers/ clients Vol $$

Florida Department of Health Joyce Ely Health Center (WIC Only)

205 14th Ave, SE, Ruskin, FL 33570 DLCHD29WebsiteDistribution@flhealth.gov • 813-307-8074 hillsborough.floridahealth.gov/locations/index.html WIC is a federally funded nutrition program for women, infants and children and provides the following at no cost: healthy foods, nutrition education and counseling, breastfeeding support and referrals for health care.

Food services, Nutrition

Florida Hospital Tampa

3100 E. Fletcher Ave., Tampa, FL 33613-4613 813-971-6000 We offer an array of health and outpatient therapy services.

Health care providers, Hospitals, Emergency services, Medicare, Medicaid, Outpatient treatment $$

Florida KidCare

Statewide 800-299-9264 We offer health insurance for children from birth to age 18.

Health care providers, Medicare, Medicaid

Florida KidCare - St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital

michele.chamberlain@baycare.org • 813-270-6523 healthykids.org/documents/marketing/Florida-KidcareCommunity-Partners-2-2015.pdf Florida KidCare outreach grantees are tasked with providing targeted innovative activities, ideas and methods to facilitate the enrollment and retention of enrollees. This is accomplished by promoting the Florida KidCare program, helping families navigate the Florida KidCare application process, and recruiting and training local organizations to assist with outreach.

Immunizations, Health care providers, Hospitals, Immunizations

Florida Substance Abuse Hotline

VPK is a program to enroll your 4 year-old into Pre-Kindergarten Program. All you need is a working e-mail address, and an ability to scan and upload proof of your child’s date of birth and Florida residency.

Once approved, l you print out your VPK Certificate of Eligibility and take it to your chosen approved VPK provider.

Fossil Museum

4140 24th St. SE, Ruskin, FL 33570 dpmp1975@aol.com • 813-994-4540 • paleopreserve.com This uniquely Floridian fossil museum offers a variety of programs, including fossil digs, lectures and field trips. Nominal fee for certain services.

After school/summer programs

G Gannon University

105 Commercial Center Drive, Ruskin, FL 33573 herter001@gannon.edu • 814-602-1326 • gannon.edu Gannon is a Catholic, diocesan university dedicated to excellence in teaching, scholarship and service. Our faculty and staff prepare students to be global citizens through programs grounded in the liberal arts and sciences and professional specializations. We offer a comprehensive learning experience that emphasizes faith, leadership, inclusiveness and social responsibility.

Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, After school/summer programs, Low vision, Hearing loss, Limited mobility, Adult disabled services, Autism, Vocational rehabilitation, After school programs, Employment/career services, Family planning, Rehab facilities, Home health, Support groups, Residential/inpatient treatment, Outpatient treatment, Day treatment mental health services for adults, Mental health for children, Substance abuse, Service/leadership organizations, Mental health, Medical Vol Faith

Gentiva

14497 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Ste. 220N, Tampa, FL 33618 Renea.bro@gentiva.com • 813-961-8446 • gentiva.com We provide skilled home health care – RN, PT, OT, MSW, ST – plus a fall risk-reduction program with vestibular-trained therapists, a cardiopulmonary program, medication management, wound care and disease management.

Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Medical health related, Limited mobility, Health care providers, Home health, Medicare, Service/leadership organizations, Elder services, Medical

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GFWC Sun City Center Woman’s Club

Statewide 800-662-4357 We provide access via telephone for support regarding addiction issues.

Substance abuse, Support groups

P.O. Box 5434, Sun City Center, FL 33571 rosieron@tampabay.rr.com • 813-938-4398 • sccwomansclub.org Ours is a service organization that can provide money, goods and/or (group) womanpower.

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Florida Veterans Support Line Crisis Center of Tampa Bay

Glazer Children’s Museum of Tampa, Inc.

One Crisis Center Plaza, Tampa, FL 33613 bbaker@crisiscenter.com • 844-693-5838 • crisiscenter.com By calling the Florida Veterans Support Line, veterans in Tampa Bay will be able to talk with a fellow veteran who truly understands the difficulties of transitioning back to civilian life. Working in conjunction with the Florida Department of Veterans Affairs, the program offers information, referrals, advocacy and ongoing support.

Mental health related, Crisis services, Mental health

Florida Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten Program, Office of Early Learning, Florida Department of Education 250 Marriott Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32399 Toll-Free: 866-357-3239 • elchc.org/vpk_parent.html

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110 W. Gasparilla Plaza, Tampa, FL 33602 info@glazermuseum.org • 813-443-3861 • glazermuseum.org The mission of the Glazer Children’s Museum is to create learning environments where children play, discover and connect to the world around them to develop as lifelong learners and leaders.

After school/summer programs

Good Samaritan Mission

1490 Balm-Wimauma Road, Balm, FL 33530 813-634-7136 • gsmission.org Food pantry and cooking/nutrition classes.

Food bank, Nutrition Faith

Gracepoint

5707 N. 22nd St., Tampa, FL 33610 813-272-2244 • gracepointwellness.org At Gracepoint, adults and children and their families have access to 26 board-certified psychiatrists and therapeutic specialists at 26 locations throughout Tampa Bay. Gracepoint’s mission is educating, advocating for and giving hope to people affected by behavioral health and developmental challenges.

Mental health related, Substance related, Disaster related, Homelessness related, Crisis services, Emergency services, Low income/ affordable housing, Outpatient treatment, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients, Mental health for children, Mental health supported housing, Substance abuse, Crisis services Español $$

Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce

10012 Water Works Lane, Riverview, FL 33578 info@riverviewchamber.com 813-234-5944 • RiverviewChamber.com We serve to create a family environment that ensures the success of our community, our businesses and our members.

Network groups, Chambers of commerce $$

Gulf Coast Jewish Family & Community Services Woman to Woman

225 W. Busch Blvd., Tampa, FL 33570 lstverak@gcjfcs.org • 813-930-7103, Ext. 303 W2W works with pregnant teens and teen mothers. Teens work with a Nurturing Parenting Curriculum and ASQ-3 evaluations. We help them complete their education.

Parenting Español

H HART (Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority)

1211 N. Marion St., Tampa, FL 33602 4305 E. 21st Ave., Tampa, FL sanchez@gohart.org • 813-254-4278 • gohart.org HART serves the people of Hillsborough County with affordable public transportation. Our services are designed with today’s commuter in mind, from convenient bus services and in-town trolleys to moneysaving vanpools, park-and-ride services and more.

Support groups, Private, Fee-based, Public transportation Transportation Español $$

Head Start / Early Head Start Program

3639 W. Waters Ave., Ste. 500, Tampa, FL 33614 813-272-5140 • hillsboroughcounty.org/headstart Hillsborough County low-income children from 6 weeks to 5 years of age and their families, including those with special needs and pregnant mothers, are provided early childhood and prenatal education, family medical, dental, mental health, nutrition and social services.

Retirement communities, Parenting, Education providers for children – (standard, charter, magnet, etc.)

Español

Healthy Start Coalition

2806 N. Armenia Ave. Ste. 100, Tampa, FL 33607 healthystartcoalition.org • 813-233-2800 Healthy Families Hillsborough is a voluntary home-visiting program for pregnant woman or families with a newborn less than 2 weeks of age.

Families are asked to commit to weekly home visits for the first six months and can remain in the program for up to five years.

Parenting, Family resources Español

Hearing Loss Association of America Sun City Center Chapter

1239 Del Webb Blvd. W., Sun City Center, FL 33573 cehill44@gmail.com • 813-633-7560 • hla-scc.com HLAA Sun City Center Chapter strives to educate the community about hearing loss and resources that are available to them.

Support groups, Hearing loss, Volunteer

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Higher Aspirations Behavior Services, LLC

10722 Standing Stone Drive, Wimauma, FL 33598 813-260-3139 • habs-exceeds.org We seek to provide effective treatment using applied behavior analysis (ABA). ABA is a research-based and data-driven field that applies interventions to improve socially significant behaviors. We conduct functional assessments and thereby develop behavioral interventions.

Respite care, Companion care, Mental health related, Autism, Health care providers, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients, Mental health for children Faith

Hillsborough Community College — Fire Academy 5610 E. Columbus Drive, Tampa, FL 33619 813-253-7628 • hccfl.edu/yc/fire-academy.aspx We provide fire department training and information.

Adult education/GED, Employment/career services $$

Hillsborough Community College 9-11 Public Safety Telecom

2112 N. 15th St., Tampa, FL 33605 dmaginnis@hccfl.edu • 813-253-7799 • hccfl.edu We provide training for 9-11 jobs.

Adult education/GED, Employment/career services $$

Hillsborough Community College Criminal Justice Institute

2002 N. 17th St., Tampa, FL 33605 813-253-7676 • hccfl.edu/cji We provide basic, advanced, specialized and career development training to law enforcement, probation and correctional officers.

Adult education/GED, Employment/career services $$

Hillsborough Community College Security Guard • HCC SouthShore Campus

551 24th St. NE, Ruskin, FL 33570 813-253-7611 • hccfl.edu/cji We provide security guard training.

Adult education/GED, Employment/career services $$

Hillsborough County Aging Services

601 E. Kennedy Blvd., 16th Floor, Tampa, FL 33602 information@hillsboroughcounty.org 813-272-5250 • Hillsboroughcounty.org\aging Hillsborough County Aging Services provides in-home services, meals, and adult day services to citizens 60+ residing in Hillsborough County, based on needs and eligibility. Aging Services provides active seniors 50+ with wellness activities, nutritional education, lectures, etc. in senior and dining centers throughout the county.

Adult day care, Respite care, Congregate meal locations, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Companion care, Food services, Elder services Español Vol

Hillsborough County Aging Services Ruskin Senior Center 905 6th St. SE, Ruskin, FL 33570

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813-672-1106 hillsboroughcounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/15990 Senior Day Care, Adult day care $$

Hillsborough County Aging Services Wimauma Senior Center

5714 North St., Wimauma, FL 33598 813-671-7672 • hillsboroughcounty.org/calendar.aspx?CID=79 Senior Day Care, Adult day care $$

Hillsborough County Children’s Services Department

201 W. 14th Ave. SE, Ruskin, FL 33570 3191 Clay Mangum Lane, Tampa, FL 33618 borbonv@hillsboroughcounty.org • 813-264-3807, Ext. 53112; 813-613-1092 • hillsboroughcounty.org The Children’s Services Department provides family and individual counseling for youths age 7-17, free of charge. This program helps children stay on the right path and avoid juvenile delinquency by providing counseling and support.

Mental health related, Counseling for domestic violence victims, Shelter for domestic violence victims, Parenting, Residential/inpatient treatment, Outpatient treatment, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients, Mental health for children, Support groups Español

Hillsborough County Consumer and Veteran's Services Department

311 Pauls Drive, Ste. 100, Brandon, FL 33511 stromf@hillsboroughcounty.org 813-246-3170 • hillsboroughcounty.org/veterans and hillsboroughcounty.org/consumer Hillsborough County’s Consumer and Veteran's Services Department serves as a single point of contact for assisting veterans and their families in accessing federal, state and local benefits. The office staff supports veterans’ activities in the county and connects veterans to useful resources, whether living in assisted living facilities, nursing homes or private residences.

Report scams/abuse, Consumer fraud Español H

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue

2709 E. Hanna Ave., Tampa, FL 33610 813-272-6600 • hillsboroughcounty.org/index.aspx?nid=114 HCFR provides fire prevention inspections, fire investigations, fire safety programs and safety training to the public. We support Fire Rescue in providing life safety and fire safety education. We also install smoke alarms free of charge in homes that need them. Fire Rescue has certified paramedic firefighters on most units to ensure that advanced life support arrives on the scene of a medical emergency, even if a rescue unit has not yet arrived.

Disaster related, Fire rescue

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue Foundation

2709 E. Hanna Ave., Tampa, FL 33610 riverar@hcfrfoundation.org • 813-209-0097 • hcfrfoundation.org Disaster related, Hearing loss, Autism, Fire rescue, Emergency services

Hillsborough County Housing Rehabilitation Program

813-672-7889 • flhome.org Low-income Hillsborough County residents have the opportunity to apply for financial assistance to correct housing violations with repairs that meet the minimum housing standards of Hillsborough County. Financial assistance is provided in the form of 0% interest loans and grants.

Home repairs Español

Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center 440 N. Falkenburg Road, Tampa, FL 33619

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813-744-5660 • hillsboroughcounty.org/animalservices The Pet Resource Center is responsible for the humane treatment of animals and public safety within Hillsborough County. The Pet Resource Center is the only open-admission facility in the county. We accept domestic animals regardless of breed, size or medical condition.

Hillsborough County Public Schools Before and After School, Summer Care

901 E. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33602 813-272-4000 • sdhc.k12.fl.us/departments/101/h-o-s-t-before-andafter-care-programs/about/ This program’s goal is to provide the physical, social, emotional and intellectual growth and development children need in order to be successful. These affordable after-school programs are held before and after school at 148 elementary and middle schools. Available for kindergarten through eighth grade; a snack is provided.

After school/summer programs, After school programs

Hillsborough County Public Schools Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program Seminole Audiology

Doby Elementary School, 6720 Covington Garden Drive, Apollo Beach, FL • 813-276-5561 For infants through grade 12, we offer comprehensive hearing aid checks and hearing evaluations, including hearing acuity; middle and inner ear function; fitting and monitoring FM equipment for eligible Hillsborough County Public School students; and consultation with parents and school personnel regarding hearing needs.

Hearing loss Español

Hillsborough County Social Services

201 14th Ave. SE, Ruskin, FL 33570 fridellad@hillsboroughcounty.org 813-671-7647 • hillsboroughcounty.org/index.aspx?NID=281 The Social Services Department provides comprehensive case management as well as stabilization services to low-income residents of Hillsborough County. The department’s mission is to improve the quality of life of Hillsborough County’s most vulnerable citizens by promoting self-sufficiency through interactive service delivery and strategic partnerships.

Report abuse, After school/summer programs, Disaster related, Homelessness related, Scholarships, After school programs, Adult education/GED, Low income/affordable housing, Housing assistance (rent assistance), Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Elder services, Family resources Español

Hispanic Services Council

2902 N. Armenia Ave., Ste. 201, Tampa, FL 33607 maria.garavito@hispanicservicescouncil.org 813-936-7700 • hispanicservicescouncil.org Hispanic Services Council is a community-based organization working to improve the quality of life of all Hillsborough County residents by promoting academic success of children and youth, preparing individuals to excel in today’s workforce, supporting the development of healthy communities and promoting leadership and engagement among Latinos.

Support groups, Network groups, After school/summer programs, Social Security, Parenting, Financial advisors, Food stamps/WIC, Immigration, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Family resources Español Vol Faith

Home Economics — Own Your Future

800-569-4287 • whud.gov/news/homeeconomics.pdf We provide education and guidance for individuals to manage their money and have the option of preparing for home ownership.

Services are provided in English and Spanish.

Adult education/GED, Banking, Credit counseling, Financial advisors, Real estate services, Self-help housing Español

Homewood Residence at Freedom Plaza

3910 Galen Court, Sun City Center, FL 33573 813-633-4340 brookdale.com/communities/homewood-at-freedom-plaza/ Homewood at Sun City Center is a Sun City Center Florida Assisted Living community that also provides Alzheimer’s and dementia care.

Other care options are available on the Freedom Plaza campus.

Assisted living facilities, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Support groups $$

Hope Fund for Children

2105 New Bedford Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573 cmhm83@gmail.com • 813-634-4268 • The-Hope-Fund.org The Hope Fund, an after-school program of mentors, tutors and readers, helps underserved children in Wimauma. We have an art and music program, a Kids Marathon and a Kids Kafe, as well as a Second Step Program, a chess program, and a drug- and sex-education program.

Chambers of commerce, Report abuse, After school/summer programs, Parenting, Scholarships, Tutoring, After school programs, Service/leadership organizations Español Vol

Humane Society

3607 N. Armenia Ave., Tampa, FL 33607 ahc@humanesocietytampa.org 813-876-7138 • humanesocietytampa.org The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is dedicated to ending animal homelessness and providing care and comfort for companion animals in need, and offers low cost spay/neuter services. There are no income requirements to have your pet sterilized at our clinic.

Animal services/rescue

I Inspired Living at Sun City Center

1320 33rd St. SE, Sun City Center, FL 33573 clesko@inspiredlivingsuncitycenter.com • 813-922-1821 We are an assisted living facility specializing in memory care.

Respite care, Assisted living facilities, Memory care/dementia/ Alzheimer’s, Health care providers, RX – prescription services/ assistance, Support groups, Food services, Nutrition, Medical transportation Español $$

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The nonprofit Judeo Christian Health Clinic provides health care for limited-income residents of Hillsborough County who do not qualify for other health care coverage and cannot afford to purchase health care coverage privately. The clinic covers primary and specialty care, inpatient and outpatient treatment, pharmaceuticals, and basic dental and vision.

Health care providers, Hospitals, Immunizations, Rehab facilities, Home health, Hospice, Emergency services, RX – prescription services/assistance

K Kindred Hospital Bay Area — Tampa

4555 S. Manhattan Ave., Tampa, FL 33611-2305 813-839-6341 • khtampa.com Kindred Hospital provides aggressive, specialized interdisciplinary care to medically complex patients who require extended recovery time.

Health care providers, Hospitals, Medicare, Medicaid $$

Kiwanis of SouthShore

813-938-1286 A service leadership organization that provides incentives for good citizenship through its Terrific Kids programs As well as leadership opportunities for students through our Builders Club, Key Clubs, and Circle K at the college level. Students receive opportunities to learn and use new leadership skills throughout the year. money is raised throughout the year that is used for higher learning scholarships as well as to pay for leadership conferences for students.

Every penny raised goes back to the community none of the raised money goes to administrative costs.

L La Leche League

800-525-3243 • LLLUSA.org Our 24-hour toll-free breastfeeding helpline provides telephone counseling, referrals and extensive information on breastfeeding.

Lennard Adult School

2342 E. Shell Point Road, Ruskin, Fl 33570 813-658-2075 Classes offered include GED classes, ACT test prep courses and ESOL — in English and Spanish.

Adult education/GED Español

James A. Haley Veterans Hospital

13000 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa, FL 33612 813-972-2000 • tampa.va.gov Suicide prevention 1-800-273-8255 We offer an array of health care services for veterans.

Housing, Mental health, Medical, Financial, Transportation, Service organizations

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JSA Medical Group Activity Center

787 Cortaro Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573 r.korfant@jsahealthcare.com • 813-419-5020 • jsahealthcare. com JSA provides various cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, stability and control exercises through dance classes, yoga, tai chi and keyboard lessons.

Service/leadership organizations, Elder services Español Vol

Judeo Christian Health Clinic

4118 N. MacDill Ave., Tampa, FL 33607 kelly@judeochc.org • 813-870-0395 • judeochristianhealthclinic.org SouthShore Community Resource Guide

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LIFE Center of the Suncoast

6811 N. Central Ave., Tampa, FL 33604 thelifecenter@tampabay.rr.com 813-237-3114 • lifecenteroftampa.org The LIFE Center of the Suncoast, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing counseling to those grieving the death of a loved one, to victims of traumatic crime, and to those who are suffering serious illness. Our mission is to provide support and education in a healing environment.

Support groups $$

LifePath Hospice

3723 Upper Creek Drive, Ruskin, FL 33573 debrinem@chaptershealth.org • 813-394-3231 • alt. 813-642-1900 chaptershealth.org/services/hospice Hospice care focuses on symptom management, allowing individuals facing life-limiting illnesses to die as they lived their lives — in comfort, at peace and in control of their care and surroundings. It is primarily provided in the home — whether home is a house or a long-term care facility.

Long-term care, Companion care, Support groups, Hospice

Lighthouse Gospel Mission

7211 S. 78th St., Riverview, FL 33568 813-677-5220 Food pantry, Food bank Faith

Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute at USF for Autism and Related Disabilities

13301 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., MHC2113A, Tampa, FL 33612 813-974-2532 • card-usf.fmhi.usf.edu A community-based program, CARD provides information and consultation to individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and related disabilities. CARD serves children and adults of all levels of intellectual function and offers instruction and coaching to families and professionals through a training and assistance program.

Life coach Español

Loyal Order of Moose — Lodge 2158

P.O. Box 968, Gibsonton, FL 33534 mooseintl.org • 813-677-7921 The Moose organization contributes community service through monetary donations, volunteer hours worked and miles driven annually. In addition to Mooseheart and Moosehaven, the Moose fraternity’s Heart of the Community effort offers programs like Tommy Moose, which helps children overcome fears and anxiety during times of stress.

After school/summer programs, After school programs, Service/ leadership organizations

M Mary & Martha House

1009 First St. SW, Ruskin, FL 33570 falcionej@marymarthahouse.org • 813-645-7874 P.O. Box 1251, Ruskin, FL 33572 marymarthahouse.org • 813-641-7027 We are a residential shelter facility serving Hillsborough County, providing emergency and transitional housing and support services to homeless women, victims of domestic violence and their dependent children so that they will gain employment and successfully transition to permanent housing.

Report abuse, Homelessness related, Counseling for domestic violence victims, Shelter for domestic violence victims, Parenting, Tutoring, Crisis services, Employment/career services, Credit counseling, Emergency shelters, Nutrition, Victim advocacy, Children’s advocates, Life coach, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities,

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Mary Petro Fund

1501 La Jolla Ave., Sun City Center, FL 33573 dlodell2@yahoo.com • 813-634-8306 • uccsuncitycenter.org/ Administered through United Community Church, the program is open to legal residents of Sun City Center and Kings Point who desperately need assistance with the cost of food and/or medicine. Payments may only be made to the providers of food and/or medicine, not to individuals.

RX – prescription services/assistance, Food bank, Food services, Nutrition

Memorial Hospital of Tampa

2901 W. Swann Ave., Tampa, FL 33609 813-873-6400 • memorialhospitaloftampa.com A range of services is provided, including health and psychiatric services.

Crisis services, Health care providers, Hospitals, Rehab facilities, Emergency services, Medicare, Medicaid, Residential/inpatient treatment, Outpatient treatment, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients, Mental health for children $$

Men’s Club of Sun City Center

102 Cherry Hills Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573 artscc@verizon.net • 813-633-7091 • sccmensclub.org We invite the men of the Sun City Center area to join with us for fellowship. Our organization provides a lifeline to our community along with monthly meetings and support groups.

Retirement communities, Support groups Español

Metro Wellness and Community Centers

1315 E. Seventh Ave., Tampa, FL 33605 crystalt@metrotampabay.org • 813-232-3808 • metrotampabay.org Metro Wellness and Community Centers is committed to providing quality health and wellness services that are inclusive, relevant and supportive. The centers provide comprehensive HIV services and medical care, social activities, classes, support groups, counseling, health and fitness programs, youth programs, substance abuse programs, senior programs and behavioral health services.

Support groups, Substance abuse

Migrant Program Hillsborough County Schools

7710 Old Big Bend Road, Gibsonton, FL 33534 silvia.valdovinos@sdhc.k12.fl.us • 813-671-5134, Ext. 289 sdhc.k12.fl.us/doc/1050/migrant/about/about-65/ The Migrant Education Program serves migrant workers’ children ages 3 through 21 and their families. Supplemental services include identification and recruitment, advocacy, health and social services, academic support, parental involvement and family literacy. Services are provided to eligible students based on the availability of funds, priority for service and need.

After school/summer programs, Tutoring, After school programs, Education providers for children (standard, charter, magnet, etc.)

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Military Family Support Trust

1010 American Eagle Blvd., #301, Sun City Center, FL 33573 president@mobc-online.org • 813-634-4675 • mobc-online.org We support military men and women with funds from individuals and organizations.

Scholarships, Housing assistance (rent assistance), Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Housing, Financial, Service organization

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Military OneSource

Nationwide 800-342-9647 • MilitaryOneSource.mil

We provide free confidential telephone, online and in-person counseling opportunities to active-duty, guard and reserve members and their families. Services are designed to help short-term, nonmedical issues.

Mental health

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My Warriorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Place

101 22nd St. NW, Ruskin, FL 33570 kelly@mywarriorsplace.org â&#x20AC;˘ 813-321-0880 â&#x20AC;˘ mywarriorsplace.org We are a retreat center providing a safe harbor and special programs designed to promote healing of the mind and spirit for our veterans, military service members and first responders.

Housing, Mental health

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N Narcotics Anonymous

Hillsborough County, FL 813-879-4357 We provide access via telephone for resources and support for individuals suffering from addiction.

Substance abuse, Support groups Faith

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Hillsborough Florida

11806 S. U.S. 41 S., Gibsonton, FL 33534 support@namihillsborough.org 813-273-8104 â&#x20AC;˘ namihillsborough.org We provide support, education and advocacy for people struggling with mental health issues. Check our website or our Facebook page to learn about our many programs. All of our programming is free to the public.

Mental health related, Substance related, Homelessness related,

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National Resource Center for Health and Safety in Childcare and Early Education

800-598-5437 â&#x20AC;˘ nrckids.org We provide referrals to local agencies for child care information.

Network groups, Day care

National Resource Directory (a tri-agency initiative among the departments of Defense, Labor and Veterans Affairs) ebenefits.vagov/ebenefits/nrd/suggest-resource We offer a federal government website that connects wounded warriors, service members, veterans, families and caregivers to thousands of services and programs at the national, state and local levels to support them during their recovery, rehabilitation and re-integration.

Housing, Mental health, Medical, Financial, Transportation, Service organizations EspaĂąol H

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

800-273-8255 Our suicide hotline is open 24/7.

Medical health related, Mental health related, Substance related, Disaster related, Homelessness related, Crisis services EspaĂąol Vol

Northside Mental Health Center

12512 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa, FL 33612 (813) 977-8700 Welcome to Northside Mental Health Center. Our mission is to provide affordable, high quality behavioral health services that promote prevention and support role recovery and resiliency for the citizens of Hillsborough County in order to improve the quality of life and to prevent or minimize the need for long term hospitalization.

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Nurse on Call Home Health

100 Third Ave. W., Ste. 200, Bradenton, FL 34205 michelles@nurseoncallfl.com • 914-748-6020 • nurseoncallfl.com Nurse on Call is a Medicare-certified home health agency providing a full spectrum of services, including nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, medical social work and home health aid.

Health care providers, Home health, Medicare, Family resources

O Opportunity Plus for Minority Student Success, Inc.

P.O. Box 3318, Apollo Beach, FL 33572 We provide educational and financial services, such as scholarships to minority students, in the Apollo Beach area.

Scholarships, Tutoring, After school programs, Education providers for children (standard, charter, magnet, etc.), Secondary schools Español

Order of the Eastern Star of Florida 14 — Manatee

1645 Sun City Center Plaza, Unit 5, Sun City Center, FL 33571 trowel.com/flamason/oes.htm Eastern Star is a social order composed of persons with deep religious convictions and spiritual values, but is not a religion. The organization raises charitable donations for various initiatives and projects in the area that benefit all ages.

Service/leadership organizations, Mental health, Medical, Financial Español H Vol Faith

Order of the Eastern Star of Florida 81 — Plant City

1010 American Eagle Blvd., Sun City Center, FL 33573 Eastern Star is a social order composed of persons with deep religious convictions and spiritual values, but is not a religion. The organization raises charitable donations for various initiatives and projects in the area that benefit all ages.

Service/leadership organizations, Mental health, Medical, Financial, Service organizations H Vol Faith

Ott’s Off Leash Dog Sanctuary

2109 SE Third Ave., Ruskin, FL 33570 ottsoffleashdogsanctuary.com The sanctuary’s mission is to provide an open area of natural beauty for dogs to play, and those who love animals to gather for relaxation and exercise, while enjoying serenity within the spirit of love and peace.

Animal services/rescue Vol

Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Migrant Mission

16650 U.S. 301, Wimauma, FL 33598 Tom92801@aol.com • 813-741-2000 • ourladyspantry.com The pantry provides food relief for needy residents of Balm, Wimauma and Sun City Center. We provide about 200 big boxes of groceries to families on Saturday mornings between 7:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Families come every other week; more than 1,200 families are registered.

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P Pacifica Senior Living of Sun City

3855 Upper Creek Drive, Sun City, FL 33573 Dcahn@pacificaseniorliving.com 813-633-3333 • Pacificaseniorliving.com Pacifica Senior Living is a beautiful, friendly environment that offers assisted living, memory care and respite care. It is ideal for those who need help but want to enjoy a fulfilling lifestyle. Our dedicated staff provides 24-hour assistance, ensuring residents enjoy freedom of

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choice, dignity and the comforts of home.

Respite care, Retirement communities, Assisted living facilities, Congregate meal locations, Long-term care, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Support groups, Network groups, Chambers of commerce, Better Business Bureau, Medical health related, Low vision, Hearing loss, Health care providers, Home health, Hospice, Elder services, Housing Español H

Palm Garden of Sun City Center

3850 Upper Creek Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573 813-633-2875 palmgarden.com/location/palm-garden-of-sun-city-center/ Our mission is to create a compassionate environment for each person entrusted to our care and to inspire hope and healing by helping those individuals achieve their highest level of physical, emotional and spiritual well-being.

Rehab facilities $$

Parent Booster USA, Inc. Eisenhower Chorus Booster Club

7620 Old Big Bend Road, Gibsonton, FL 33534 parentbooster.org/ The only organization of its kind in the U.S., Parent Booster USA (PBUSA) helps school-support organizations (parent teacher organizations, high school booster clubs and other school fundraising groups) handle the state and federal government paperwork required of fundraising groups. PBUSA handles the paperwork so you don’t have to.

Parenting, Scholarships, Tutoring, After-school programs, Education providers for children (standard, charter, magnet, etc.), Secondary schools

Parents & Children Advance Together (PCAT)

8405 N. 11th St., Tampa, FL 33604 Christene.pcat@gmail.com 813-949-0109 • pcatliteracyministries.org We offer an after-school literacy program for underserved children and families. Free program focuses on ages 5-7.

After school/summer programs, After school programs, Education providers for children (standard, charter, magnet, etc.)

Phoenix Houses of Florida

Hillsborough County, FL 813-881-1000 We offer outpatient counseling and treatment for substance abuse and co-ocurring mental health issues, for teens and adults.

Outpatient treatment, Day treatment mental health services for adults, Mental health for children, Substance abuse $$

Pop Warner Little Scholars, Inc. - South Tampa Titans

P.O. Box 13377, Riverview, FL 33569 popwarner.com/ The mission of Pop Warner Little Scholars is to enable young people to benefit from participation in team sports and activities in a safe and structured environment. Through this active participation, Pop Warner programs teach fundamental values, skills and knowledge that young people will use throughout their lives.

Scholarships, After school programs Respite care, Companion care, After school/summer programs, Tutoring, After school programs, Bill pay services, Elder services Español H Vol Faith

PPD Moms (Postpartum Depression)

800-PPD-MOMS • 1800ppdmoms.org We are a volunteer-led organization providing support services to wom en and their families struggling with the effects of postpartum depression or related mood disorders.

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Prayer Sisters International

Quilts of Valor Foundation

2410 W. Shell Point Road, Ruskin, FL 33570 prayersisters.org/ Our mission is to support the community and one another through prayer, which leads to spiritual growth, friendship, empowerment and strength.

Support groups Vol Faith

911 Symphony Beach Lane, Apollo Beach, FL 33572 information@qovf.org â&#x20AC;˘ qovf.org The mission of the Quilts of Valor Foundation is to cover service members and veterans affected by war with comforting and healing Quilts of Valor.

Service organizations EspaĂąol H Vol

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9200 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, FL 33772 jlighter@preventblindnessfl.org 813-874-2020, Ext. 4024 â&#x20AC;˘ preventblindnessflorida.org Prevent Blindness Florida is a nonprofit organization offering vision education and services to Floridaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s children and adults. Our focus is promoting a lifetime of healthy vision care through advocacy, education, screening and research. You can help Prevent Blindness Florida through donations when you renew your vehicle registration and driver license.

Low vision EspaĂąol H

REACHUP, Inc.

2902 N. Armenia Ave., Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33607 egood@reachupincorporated.org 813-712-6317 â&#x20AC;˘ reachupincorporated.org/ The mission of REACHUP, Inc. is to advocate for community and family health, and mobilize resources to help communities achieve equality in health care and positive health for families.

Family planning, Health care providers EspaĂąol

Prevent Child Abuse America

Nationwide 800-244-5373 â&#x20AC;˘ preventchildabuse.org PCA America provides education to everyone involved in the effort to prevent the abuse and neglect of children.

Report abuse, Parenting, Family resources

Prince of Peace Catholic Church

702 Valley Forge Blvd., Sun City Center, FL 33573 diane@popcc.org â&#x20AC;˘ 813-634-2328 â&#x20AC;˘ popcc.org Prince of Peace Catholic Church is a welcoming Catholic community rich in diversity and culture. United by our love of God and one another, we come together to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ, foster mutual love and spiritual growth, and provide outreach to the community.

Support groups, After school/summer programs, Bill pay services, Utilities assistance, Service/leadership organizations, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Family resources Vol Faith

PTSD Consultation Program (for providers who treat veterans)

1-866-948-7880 â&#x20AC;˘ PTSD.VA.Gov Experts at the National Center for PTSD â&#x20AC;&#x201C; including psychologists, social workers, physicians and pharmacists â&#x20AC;&#x201C; are available as consultants.

Info is available on evidence-based treatments, medications, clinical management, resources, assessment, referrals, educational opportunities, improving care and transitioning veterans to VA care.

Mental health

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Service/leadership organizations EspaĂąol

Reality Speaks

11924 Sugarberry Drive, Riverview, FL 33569 facebook.com/realityspeaksinc/ Reality Speaks facilitates student-athletes through a series of specialized programs dedicated to the successful transition in life after sports.

This organization also collects donations and raises money for various community members in need.

After school/summer programs, After school programs, Service/ leadership organizations

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behavioral training in peer-led support groups. Recovery International conducts weekly peer-led support groups around the world, as well as telephone and Internet-based groups.

Support groups, Mental health Vol

Redeemer Lutheran Church

701 Valley Forge Blvd., Sun City Center, FL 33573 carekeepersccr@gmail.com • 813-634-1292 • sccredeemer.org/ The mission of Redeemer Lutheran Church is to proclaim Jesus Christ, grow in faith through the Holy Spirit and share God’s word and love with all people.

Support groups, Substance abuse Faith

Redlands Christian Migrant Association (RCMA)

312 U.S. 41 S., Ruskin, FL 33570 813-671-5264 • rcma.org RCMA provides quality child care and education services to low-income migrant and seasonal farm-working families throughout the rural areas of Florida.

Day care, After school/summer programs, Parenting, After school programs, Employment/career services, Family planning, Support groups, Food services, Children’s advocates, Service/leadership organizations, Family resources Español Vol

Resurrection Catholic Church

6819 Krycul Ave., Riverview, FL 33578 813-677-2175 Food pantry, Food bank Faith l

River Oaks Treatment Facility

12012 Boyette Road, Riverview, FL 33569 RiverOaksTreatment.com • (866) 537-6237 A premier addiction treatment facility located near Tampa, Florida. Our treatment facility provides all levels of care (Medical Detox, RT, PHP, and IOP) to adult men and women struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. River Oaks accepts most insurances.

River of Life Christian Center

6605 Krycul Ave., Riverview, FL 33568 813-677-4453 Food pantry and clothing when available.

Food bank Faith l

Riverview United Methodist Church 8002 US 301 S., Riverview, FL 33568 813-677-5995 Food pantry, Food bank Faith l

S Samaritan Alzheimer’s Auxiliary Committee

Sun City Center, FL 33573 813-634-1418 We provide various memory care services to the residents of the Sun City Center area.

Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s Vol

SCC Charitable Foundation, Inc.

1363 Emerald Dunes Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573-4427 waltcawein@gmail.com 813-340-0533 • charitablefoundationscc.org/

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We are a tax-exempt, charitable organization founded and run by Sun City Center area individuals whose mission is to improve the quality of life for the residents of the Greater Sun City Center area, develop resources, and support initiatives that specifically address the needs of the community.

Retirement communities

SCC TaxAide — An AARP Foundation Free Tax Service

1501 La Jolla Ave., Sun City Center, FL 33573 SCC TaxAide • 813-633-5679 We offer a free tax service sponsored by the IRS and AARP Foundation to serve local elderly and low-income residents, but open to all. Opens February 1 annually.

Support groups Español Vol

SCC/SouthShore Campaign Against Human Trafficking

P.O. Box 5491, Sun City Center, FL 33571 junemwallace@gmail.com • 813-419-4053 • sccblueheart.org Sun City Center Campaign Against Human Trafficking is focused on the sex trafficking of minor children, mostly girls, some as young as 12 years of age. Once taken into the sex trade, they have a life expectancy of only seven years. SCC-CAHT formed to help bring awareness to this crime.

Report abuse, After school/summer programs, Service/leadership organizations Español

Senior Connection Center

8928 Brittany Way, Tampa, FL 33619 info@SCCmail.org 800-963-5337 • seniorconnectioncenter.org Our mission is to help older adults and persons with disabilities live with independence and dignity. We achieve this by connecting seniors and their caregivers to the community resources, programs and services they need.

Congregate meal locations, Long-term care, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Report abuse, Adult disabled services, RX – prescription services/assistance, Medicare, Medicaid, Elder services Español H

Senior Helpers

6152 Delancey Station St., Ste. 206, Riverview, FL 33578 Sfox@seniorhelpers.com • 813-677-1400 • seniorhelpers.com We provide in-home care companions, home health aides and certified nursing assistants. It is all our own employees that we insure, bond and train. Our goal is to provide peace of mind to families and their loved ones.

Respite care, Retirement communities, Assisted living facilities, Long-term care, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Companion care, Home health, Español H $$

Senior Home Improvement Program — SHIP

5023 N. Florida Ave., Tampa FL 33603 813-232-3200 • thecentre.org/programs/services-for-older-adults/senior-home-improvement-program SHIP provides repair and rehabilitation services for low-income, elderly homeowners in Hillsborough County. The center is a state-certified construction business and has a licensed contractor on staff full-time. We do major and minor home repairs, carpentry repairs, minor plumbing repairs, wheelchair ramps and handicap retrofits, and roof repairs and replacements.

Home repairs

Senior Transition Specialist

Sun City Center and Hillsborough County, FL susan.s@seniortransitionspecialist.com 813-938-4924 • seniortransitionspecialist.com Senior Transition Specialist advocates for seniors — whether they are

facing a major transition, are moving to a new home, need help with daily finances or feel otherwise overwhelmed.

Bill pay services, Downsizing assistance $$

at Sun Towers Retirement Community in Sun City Center.

Support groups, Mental health related, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients Vol

3825 Turkey Oak Drive, Valrico, FL 33596 shs.mikemorrow@gmail.com 813-610-2262 • seniorshelpingseniors.com/easttampa We provide nonmedical senior home care services. We are licensed by the State of Florida to provide homemaker and companion services to include light housekeeping, transportation, errands, meal preparation, shopping, doctors’ appointments, dementia/Alzheimer’s support and companionship.

Respite care, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Companion care $$

South Shore United Methodist Church

Seniors Helping Seniors

Seniors in Service of Tampa Bay, Inc.

1306 W. Sligh Ave., Tampa, FL 33604 lproctor@seniorsinservice.org 813-932-5228 • seniorsinservice.org Seniors in Service of Tampa Bay engages people in volunteerism, particularly those age 55+, to help children succeed and elders remain independent by recruiting and training devoted and skillful volunteers.

Respite care, Companion care, After school/summer programs, Tutoring, After school programs, Bill pay services, Elder services Español H Vol Faith

Serving Health Insurance Needs of Elders — SHINE

8928 Brittany Way, Tampa, FL 33619 info@SCCmail.org • 800-963-5337 seniorconnectioncenter.org/services/shine-medicare-help/ SHINE and Sunshine for Seniors volunteers provide counseling and information at no cost about health insurance coverage, including Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare supplements, long-term care insurance, Medicare supplement insurance, Medicare health maintenance organizations (HMOs), prescription drug programs, comparing policies, interpreting health insurance coverage and more.

RX – prescription services/assistance, Medicare, Medicaid

Shriners Hospitals for Children - Tampa

12502 USF Pine Drive, Tampa, FL 33612 813-972-2250 Our health services provide care for a wide range of orthopaedic and neuromusculoskeletal conditions in children.

Family planning, Health care providers, Hospitals

South Bay Hospital

4016 Sun City Center Blvd., Sun City Center, FL 33573 Shannon.Mitchell2@hcahealthcare.com 813-634-0496 • southbayhospital.com South Bay Hospital is a 112-bed, acute-care hospital serving Sun City Center, Ruskin, Wimauma, Riverview, Apollo Beach, Gibsonton and surrounding areas. The hospital offers general and vascular surgery, urology, cardiology, medical imaging, rehabilitation, emergency services, and orthopedic and spine surgery — as well as community education seminars and informational support groups.

Support groups, Medical health related, Crisis services, Health care providers, Hospitals, Immunizations, Rehab facilities, Home health, Emergency services Español Vol

South Shore Coalition for Mental Health and Aging

101 Trinity Lakes Drive, Ste. #254, Sun City Center, FL 33573 office@mentalhealthandaging.org 813-419-4902 • mentalhealthandaging.org We assist area seniors with healthy lifestyle goals, and provide options to help them manage relationships and personal conflicts. We offer a range of health screening services and support groups. Outreach includes a quarterly seminar, newsletter, website and the coalition office

11525 Big Bend Road, Riverview, FL 33579 info@southshoreumc.com • 813-677-9482 • southshoreumc.com South Shore United Methodist Church exists to gather and guide people into a loving, committed relationship with Jesus Christ. We do this by creating environments where people are encouraged and equipped to deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ, develop relationships within the church, and deliver hope and relieve suffering by building relationships with those beyond our doors.

Mental health related, Substance related, Disaster related, Homelessness related, Counseling for domestic violence victims, Parent ing, Food services, Family resources Faith

SouthShore Arts Council

P.O. Box 1613, Ruskin, FL 33575 ruskincommunityart@gmail.com 813-846-2000 • southshoreartscouncil.org We present the arts and arts resources to the communities of southern Hillsborough County.

After school/summer programs, Scholarships, After school programs, Secondary schools, Service/leadership organizations Vol

SouthShore Chamber of Commerce

137 Harbor Village Lane, Apollo Beach, FL 33572 admin@southshorechamberofcommerce.org 813-645-1366 • southshorechamberofcommerce.org/ The mission of the SouthShore Chamber of Commerce is a commitment to growth through proper planning, new membership acquisition and servicing of existing members through value-added projects.

Network groups, Chambers of commerce

SouthShore Community Resource

201 14th Ave., Ruskin, FL 33570 813-671-7647 Our center offers assistance with a wide range of issues.

Utilities assistance, Transportation, Youth development, Adult education, Employment, Tax preparation, Emergency response, Emergency services, Medicaid, Marketplace (ObamaCare), Housing assistance (rent assistance), Food stamps/WIC, Meals on Wheels, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Elder services, Family resources Español

SouthShore Neighborhood Resource Center

Ruskin, FL mcraig@bals.org • 813-634-6044 Service/leadership organizations, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.), Elder services, Family resources Español

SouthShore Regional Library

15816 Beth Shields Way, Ruskin, FL 33573 cantrellc@hillsboroughcounty.org, oviedo@hillsboroughcounty.org 813-672-1156 • hcplc.org/hcplc/locations/sho/ The SouthShore Regional Library offers books, magazines, online databases, music and DVDs for all ages — in English and in Spanish. There are 49 public Internet-access computers as well as wireless Internet service available throughout the library. The Genealogy Center features computer workstations, and print and online resources for genealogical research.

After school/summer programs, Employment/career services, Service/ leadership organizations Español SouthShore Community Resource Guide

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St. Andrew Presbyterian Church

1239 Del Webb Blvd. W., Sun City Center, FL 33573 yargers@hotmail.com â&#x20AC;˘ 813-634-2730 â&#x20AC;˘ standrewatscc.org If you are seeking a church home or just beginning to explore the Christian faith, we warmly invite you to join with our friendly church family.

We offer both traditional and contemporary services. Both convey the same spiritual message, but they use different music and song choices throughout.

Faith

St. Anne Conference, Society of St. Vincent de Paul

106 11th Ave. NE, Ruskin, FL 33573 rich@oldbuffalo.com â&#x20AC;˘ 813-645-0304 â&#x20AC;˘ svdpccsp.org/sac_map.htm Faith-based charity serving the needy in local communities. We help regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, social status or background. St. Anne Conference serves Apollo Beach, Ruskin and Gibsonton. Conference members are retirees from varied walks of life.

Food bank, Food services, Nutrition EspaĂąol Vol Faith

St. John the Divine Episcopal Church

1015 Del Webb Blvd. E., Sun City Center, FL 33573 stjohndivine.com St. John the Divine Episcopal Church offers many rewarding opportunities for those who are simply looking for a place to worship, and those who would like to become more involved in church programs and ministries. We have something for every interested person.

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St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospital

St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s South is a 90-bed facility that provides health care. Our social worker, Vanessa Bonet, provides information and assists with navigating the Affordable Care Act. If you want to know if you qualify for insurance through the Marketplace (Affordable Care Act insurance), Ms. Bonet can help.

Financial

St. Vincent de Paul â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Prince of Peace

702 Valley Forge Blvd., Sun City Center, FL 33573 813-634-2328 â&#x20AC;˘ POPCC.org Services include visiting the needy, a food pantry, a thrift shop, out reach and car donations.

Food bank Faith

St. Vincent de Paul â&#x20AC;&#x201C; St. Anne

106 11th Ave. NE, Ruskin, FL 813-645-1714 Services include visiting the needy, a food pantry, a thrift shop, outreach and car donations.

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St. Vincent de Paul â&#x20AC;&#x201C; St. Stephen

5049 Bell Shoals Road, Valrico, FL 813-325-6440 Services include visiting the needy, a food pantry, a thrift shop, outreach and car donations.

Food bank Faith

St. Vincent de Paul â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Our Lady of Guadalupe

3001 W. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tampa, FL 33607 813-554-8500 â&#x20AC;˘ baycare.org/sjch

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Health Insurance Marketplace for New Health Care Options. The Health Insurance Marketplace is a new way to shop for affordable health care coverage. Whether you are insured or uninsured, you will have more options through plans that offer essential health benefits and features important to you at a cost that will fit your budget. Although open enrollment ended March 31, you may still be able to apply for coverage. If you or someone you know encounters a life change such as a change in family size or income, a recent move to Florida, lost medical coverage or were denied Medicaid, you may be able to enroll for affordable health care coverage. If you have questions about the Health Insurance Marketplace or need assistance with applying, filing an appeal or determining whether you qualify for an exemption, our Health Care Navigators offer free, one-on-one assistance to help you understand your options. This service is available to anyone seeking affordable health care.

16650 US 301 S, Wimauma, FL 33573 ourladyspantry.com Services include visiting the needy, a food pantry, a thrift shop, outreach and car donations.

Food bank Faith

St. Vincent De Paul Society - SSVF - Rapid Rehousing III

3010 N. Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33603 844-455-7783 â&#x20AC;˘ svdpsp.org Our supportive Services for Veteran Families Program provides supportive services to extremely low-income veterans and their families residing in or transitioning to permanent housing in Pinellas, Pasco and Hillsborough counties. We do this through services including case management, housing counseling, assistance in obtaining VA and public benefits, and temporary financial assistance.

Emergency shelters, Housing assistance (rent assistance), Housing

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877-735-7837 â&#x20AC;˘ stepupforstudents.org/ Step Up for Students provides legislatively authorized K-12 scholarships and related support to give economically disadvantaged families the freedom to choose the best learning options for their children

6901 Simmons Loop, Riverview, FL 33578 813-440-8679

Success 4 Kids & Families

2902 N. Armenia Blvd., Ste. 200, FL 813-490-5490 â&#x20AC;˘ s4kf.org Success 4 Kids & Families offers in-home treatment services for families in Hillsborough County when kids begin to experience problems in school, at home or even with the law. We assign a dedicated caseworker who works in the home with both the child and the family.

Outpatient treatment, Mental health for children, Life coach, Crisis services EspaĂąol

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Sun City Center Chamber of Commerce

1651 Sun City Center Plaza, Sun City Center, FL 33573 info@sccchamber.com â&#x20AC;˘ 813-634-5111 â&#x20AC;˘ suncitycenterchamber.org

No matter what you’re looking for – a contractor, an attorney, a financial planner or directions to a great restaurant – call us here at the Chamber of Commerce. We’re your one stop for all kinds of information. And on behalf of our members, we thank you for shopping locally!

Network groups, Chambers of commerce

Sun City Center Emergency Squad

720 Ray Watson Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573 robinw@scc-ems.us • 813-633-1411 • scc-ems.us/ The Sun City Center Emergency Squad consists of over 400 dedicated volunteers. With our computerized locator program, we are ready to help you in any medical emergency. We will respond to your call for emergency medical assistance 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Medical health related, Mental health related, Disaster related, Law enforcement, Fire rescue, Ambulance, Crisis services, Emergency services, Medical transportation

Sun City Center Lions Club

1822 Del Webb Blvd. E., Sun City Center, FL 33573 teponehome@hotmail.com • 813-633-4202 Our organization provides assistance to residents suffering from low vision.

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Sun City Center Security Patrol, Inc.

1005 N. Pebble Beach Blvd., Sun City Center, FL 33573 sccsecurity@gmail.com • 813-642-2020 • sccsecuritypatrol.org We are a volunteer organization that patrols the businesses and residences of Sun City Center 365 days a year. We work in conjunction with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office and are trained to report suspicious vehicles/persons, check on unusual/suspicious activity, check on residents when family members cannot contact them, respond to Silver Alerts and much more.

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Sun Terrace Rehabilitation Center

105 Trinity Lakes Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573 ksmith@suntowersretirement.com 813-634-3324 • sunterracerehab.com Sun Terrace Rehabilitation Center offers cutting-edge therapy facilities with fully trained, professional and courteous staff. We are your partner in developing your personalized care plan based on your goals. With resort-style accommodations, our continuum of care approach is designed to help you regain and maintain your independence.

Long-term care, Rehab facilities, Medical $$

Sun Towers Retirement Community

101 Trinity Lakes Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573 dcaneen@suntowersretirement.com 813-634-3347 • SunTowersRetirement.com

Our community is in the heart of Sun City Center, with shopping, dining and physicians conveniently located nearby. Sun Towers is unique, as we offer independent living, assisted living, memory care and extended congregate care along with rehabilitation and skilled nursing, enabling our residents to truly “age in place.”

Respite care, Retirement communities, Assisted living facilities, Longterm care, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Support groups, Rehab facilities, Housing $$

Suncoast Community Health Centers, Inc.

13110 Elk Mountain Drive, Riverview, FL 33579 mrivas@suncoast-chc.org • 813-294-6514 • suncoast-chc.org/ We offer multiple services at many of our new or renovated facilities, including adult and pediatric medical care, dental care, pediatric dental care, X-rays, lab services, pharmacies and more. We accept Medicaid HMOs, HCHCP, Medicare and most insurance plans. Discounts are given to those who qualify based on household income.

Immunizations, Health care providers, Emergency services, RX – prescription services/assistance, Support groups Español $$

Suncoast Community Health Centers, Inc. Ruskin Health Center

2814 14th Ave. SE, Ruskin, FL 33570 bmartinez@suncoast-chc.org 813-653-6100 or 813-349-7800 • suncoast-chc.org We offer multiple services at many of our new or renovated facilities including adult and pediatric medical care, dental care, pediatric dental care, X-rays, lab services, pharmacies and more. Most of our staff are bilingual, and we accept most insurance. Discounts are available for those who qualify.

Medical health related, Family planning, Health care providers, Immunizations, RX – prescription services/assistance, Medicare, Medicaid, Marketplace (ObamaCare), Support groups, Family resources, Medical transportation Español

Suncoast Community Health Centers, Inc. Wimauma Community Health Center

5121 SR 674, Wimauma, FL 33598 bmartinez@suncoast-chc.org 813-653-6100 / 813-633-8505 • suncoast-chc.org We offer multiple services at many of our new or renovated facilities including adult and pediatric medical care, dental care, pediatric dental care, X-rays, lab services, pharmacies and more. Most of our staff are bilingual, and we accept most insurance. Discounts are available for those who qualify.

Report abuse, Medical health related, Family planning, Health care providers, Immunizations, Medicare, Medicaid, Marketplace (ObamaCare), Support groups, Family resources, Medical transportation Español

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Sunshine Health

3505 E. Frontage St., Tampa, FL 33607 1-866-796-0530 • sunshinehealth.com Sunshine Health is committed to ensuring that members are involved in their care planning, because outcomes are better when members and their families are involved. We eliminate any barriers that affect the member’s quality of life, and also focus on the member’s support network.

Assisted living facilities, Long-term care, Immunizations, Medical health related, Mental health related, Adult disabled services, Health care providers, Home health, Medicaid, Medical transportation Español

Sunshine Line Transportation

601 E. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 813-272-7272 • hillsboroughcounty.org/DocumentCenter/Home/ View/984 We provide cost-effective transportation to those who, because of disability, age or income, are unable to acquire or purchase their own transportation. We have two types of transportation: door-to-door and HART bus passes. Door-to-door service is provided by county staff in county-owned vehicles that are wheelchair lift equipped.

Public transportation $$

Supporting & Empowering Educational & Developmental Services (SEEDS)

3924 Premier North Drive, Tampa, FL 33618-8795 813-901-3439 childrenshome.org/programs-and-services/family-support-services/ seeds.aspx The primary goal of SEEDS is to provide support for children ages 3 through third grade and their families so that they are ready for kindergarten, promoted at school year end and reading on level by third grade.

Tutoring, After school programs, Education providers for children (standard, charter, magnet, etc.)

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treatment mental health services for adults, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients, Crisis services $$

Tampa Family Health Centers

1502 E. Fowler Ave. (multiple locations), Tampa, FL 33612 813-866-0950 • tampachc.com With 13 offices in Hillsborough County, Tampa Family Health Centers focuses on internal medicine, family practice, pediatric care, dentistry, OB/GYN and pharmaceutical services. Evening and weekend appointments are available as well.

Immunizations, RX – prescription services/assistance Español $$

Tampa Family Health Centers

302 W. Fletcher Ave., Tampa, FL 33613 • in North Tampa in USF area. gskinner@hcnetwork.org • 813-307-8058 • tampafamilyhc.com We are federally qualified health centers that provide quality, caring and accessible health care to the community. We offer medical; dental; pharmacy; psychiatry; mobile van with HIV, glucose and blood pressure screenings; community resources and referrals; and financial counseling to apply for affordable health insurance and government programs.

Immunizations, Medical health related, Mental health related, Homelessness related, Employment/career services, Family planning, Health care providers, RX – prescription services/assistance, Medicare, Medicaid, Marketplace (ObamaCare), Outpatient treatment, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients, Mental health for children, Family resources.

Español, Fee-based

Tampa General Hospital

1 Tampa General Circle, Tampa, FL 33606 813-844-7000 • tgh.org • on Davis Islands, South Tampa We offer a full array of services, including health services, rehabilitation and psychiatric services, etc.

Health care providers, Rehab facilities, Emergency services, RX – prescription services/assistance, Medicare, Medicaid, Outpatient treatment, Substance abuse, Crisis services $$

Tampa Jewish Family Services

410 Faraday Trail, Unit A, Sun City Center, FL 33573 shar.sharp@gmail.com • 904-635-2711 • tops.org TOPS doesn’t pay celebrities to endorse us, and we don’t promise quick fixes or promote unrealistic images of the perfect body. TOPS focuses on making small, steady lifestyle changes that lead to lasting weight loss and better health.

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13009 Community Campus Drive, Tampa, FL 33625 813-960-1848 • tjfs.org • in Citrus Park Our counseling programs provide crisis management, short-term and intermediate counseling, and longer-term counseling when necessary.

Counselors assist children, families, couples and adults on such concerns as aging, anger, anxiety, depression, domestic violence, economic issues, grief and loss, life transitions, parenting, relationships, special needs/disabilities and stress management.

Support groups, Mental health related, Food bank, Outpatient treatment, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients $$

Tampa Bay Arts & Education Network (TBAE)

Tampa Lighthouse for the Blind

Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) 788

703 N. Willow Ave., Tampa, FL 33606 jessica@tbae.net • 813-343-3018 • tbae.net TBAE has grown into an important local presenter of humanities and science programming. TBAE also produces original television programming about our local arts, culture and history. Working closely with educational and cultural organizations, the TBAE Network has built a solid reputation as a cost-effective way to provide practical educational programs.

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Tampa Community Hospital

6001 Webb Road, Tampa, FL 33615 813-888-7060 in Town & Country area of Tampa.

An array of health and psychiatric services is provided.

Health care providers, Hospitals, Emergency services, Medicare, Marketplace (ObamaCare), Residential/inpatient treatment, Day

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1106 W. Platt St., Tampa, FL 33606 813-251-2407 • tampalighthouse.org/ Tampa Lighthouse for the Blind provides training and other services that are designed to help each person served maximize his/her independence, including, if applicable, enhancing prospects for gainful employment. With the exception of our Low Vision Clinic, all services are provided at no charge to the individual.

Low vision

Tampa Veterans Center/Veterans Crisis Line

Fountain Oaks Business Plaza, 3637 W. Waters Ave., Ste. 600, Tampa, FL 33614 800-273-8255, 813-228-2621 or 877-927-8387 Our crisis hotline offers confidential, round-the-clock help for veterans and their families. Also find assistance with and information on general benefits, disability compensation, pension, GI Bill, vocational rehab and

employment, e-benefits employment center, dependents educational assistance, survivor benefits, home loans and life insurance.

Medical health related, Mental health related, Substance related, Adult disabled services, Vocational rehabilitation, Counseling for domestic violence victims, Employment/career services, Support groups, Emergency shelters, Housing, Mental health, Medical, Financial

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Team Red, White and Blue

1110 W. Platt St., Tampa, FL 33606 813-374-8903 • www.teamRWB.org Team RWB’s mission is to enrich the lives of America’s veterans by connecting them to their community through physical and social activity.

Low vision, Hearing loss, Limited mobility, Adult disabled services, Housing, Mental health, Medical, Financial, Transportation, Service organizations Español H

Tender Care Move Management Downsizing and Relocation Services

15920 Ellsworth Drive, Tampa, FL 33647 jenny@tendercaretampa.com 813-784-0235 • tendercaretampa.com Tender Care Move Management is ready to assist with your local or long-distance move. As a member of the National Association of Senior Move Managers, our goal is to eliminate the stress and anxiety of a move by coordinating every detail while being mindful of the unique needs of seniors.

Downsizing assistance $$

The Children’s Home, Inc.

10909 Memorial Hwy., Tampa, FL 33615 cmoss@childrenshome.org • 813-855-4435 • childrenshome.org We provide support for children age 3 through third grade and families so that they are ready for kindergarten, promoted at school year end and reading on level by third grade. This is achieved by working with the family to support the developmental, educational and social needs of the child.

After school/summer programs, Autism, Parenting, Tutoring, After school programs, Education providers for children – (standard, charter, magnet, etc.)

Español 3058 E. College Ave., Ruskin, FL 33570 info@crossingonline.org • 813-626-0783 • crossingonline.org/southshore Our mission is to lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.

Service/leadership organizations Español Vol Faith

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570 Vista Ridge Drive, Ruskin, FL 33570 old_soldr@yahoo.com • 941-773-1072 • derricklrandall.com The D. L. Randall Foundation, Inc. is founded on four core values: kinship, positivism, assurance and love. These values sustain the foundation’s operational order, which offers therapeutic sessions; seminars; support groups; community organization, outreach and events; youth/ adult camps; mentorship; individual/group/family counseling; hosting/ speaking availability; videos; and books.

Retirement communities, Assisted living facilities, Memory care/ dementia/Alzheimer’s, Support groups, Kinship – relative caregiver, After school/summer programs, Medical health related, Mental health related, Substance related, Disaster related, Homelessness related, Autism, Vocational rehabilitation, Counseling for domestic violence victims

The Florida Poison Information Center – Tampa

800-222-1222 The Florida Poison Information Center – Tampa is staffed by nurses, pharmacists and physicians trained in toxicology. Based on years of toxicology experience and a computerized database describing over 500,000 substances, we provide advice within minutes for each question or emergency. We are certified as a Regional Poison Center by the American Association of Poison Control Centers.

Medical health related Español

The Helen Gordon Centre for Women

3055 Hyde Park Ave., Tampa, FL 33606 lrodriguez@thecentre.org 813-232-3200, Ext. 233 • thecentre.org/ The Helen Gordon Centre for Women is a nonprofit organization offering an array of programs to help women in the Tampa Bay region succeed both personally and professionally. Our programs and services encourage, educate and empower women.

After school/summer programs, After school programs, Employment/career services, Substance abuse, Support groups Español $$

The Life Church

12001 Big Bend Road, Riverview, FL 33568 813-672-0810 Food pantry, Food bank Faith l

The Lord’s Lighthouse Ministry

815 College Ave., East Ruskin, FL 33570 813-641-7100 Food pantry and clothing when available.

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The Outreach Clinic

517 N. Parsons Ave., Brandon, FL 33510

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813-654-1388 • TheOutreachClinic.com We provide medical care to the low-income and uninsured of Hillsborough County. We are staffed by volunteers. We also have a lending closet of medical supplies for anyone, not just our patients.

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Juvenile Drug Court — Students who are arrested at school are given the option to enroll in the Juvenile Drug Court program, which then allows a student to enroll in school and potentially have the charge dismissed upon completion of the program. Pretrial and post-adjudication programs are offered, as well.

Legal advisors

The Pelican Players, Inc.

Turning Point of Tampa, Inc.

P.O. Box 5142, Sun City Center, FL 33571 kingspointsuncitycenter.com/pelicanplayers.pdf The Pelican Players is a theater group with yearly events/activities such as potluck dinners with open mics. Other events include various programs, community service activities, open community programs, entertainment groups, mystery dinner theaters, improvisational groups and special events.

Service/leadership organizations

The Salvation Army

7409 U.S. 301, Riverview, FL 33579 alvaro.chils@uss.salvationarmy.org • 813-672-8139 salvationarmyflorida.org/tampa/ The Salvation Army is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.

Support groups, Report abuse, Mental health related, Substance related, Disaster related, Homelessness related, Employment/ career services, Emergency shelters, Housing assistance (rent assistance), Food services, Nutrition, Substance abuse, Service/leadership organizations, Assistance with crisis needs (rent, utilities, etc.)

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The Seventh Mom Project

727-871-7281 • theseventhmomproject.weebly.com We are a peer-to-peer resource for moms struggling with postpartum adjustment and distress. We are currently working on obtaining our 501(3)c status.

Mental health related, Support groups

The Spring

P.O. Box 5147, Tampa, FL 33675 thespring.org • Hotline: 813-247-7233 Our program philosophy is to provide a safe haven for families utilizing an empowerment-based approach. We give domestic violence victims safe refuge, time to heal, and encouragement and support to move toward a self-determined life.

Counseling for domestic violence victims, Shelter for domestic violence victims

The Tampa YMCA Veggie Van

110 E. Oak Ave., Tampa, FL 33602 elizabeth.roman@tampaymca.org 813-259-7761, Ext. 1729 • tampaymca.org/ Each year, we help more than 160,000 youths, adults and seniors improve their health, learn new skills and have fun. As a not-for-profit charity, we rely on charitable donations to ensure that everyone can be a part of the YMCA. Won’t you join us?

After school/summer programs, Parenting, Tutoring, After school programs Español

The Trevor Project

866-488-7386 • thetrevorproject.org Our purpose is suicide prevention for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth.

Mental health for children, Crisis services

13th Judicial Circuit Hillsborough County

800 E. Kennedy Blvd., Room 603, Tampa, FL 33602 813-272-5947 fljud13.org/CourtPrograms/DrugCourtPrograms.aspx

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6227 Sheldon Road, Tampa, FL 33615 813-882-3003; toll-free 800-397-3006 We offer a peaceful haven that is ideal for full recovery of the mind, body and spirit. Our commitment is to our clients: to help teach everyone who comes through our doors how to lead a positive and productive life in recovery, and to prevent unhealthy patterns from re-emerging.

Mental health related, Substance related, Residential/inpatient treatment, Outpatient treatment, Day treatment mental health services for adults, Mental health service providers for consumers/ clients, Substance abuse, Support groups, Crisis services, Español

U U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Nationwide 877-927-8387 • vetcenter.va.gov We provide free re-adjustment counseling services to service members, veterans and their families. Services include individual counseling, group counseling, marital and family counseling, medical referrals, help applying for veteran benefits, employment counseling, alcohol and drug assessments, information and referral to community resources.

Mental health for children, Substance abuse, Support groups, Mental health, Medical

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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Benefit Office

9500 Bay Pines Blvd., St. Petersburg, FL 33731 800-827-1000 We assist veterans with disability compensation, pension, GI Bill, vocational rehabilitation, employment, educational assistance, survivor benefits, insurance, home loans and more.

Medical health related, Mental health related, Substance related, Homelessness related, Vocational rehabilitation, Support groups, Low income/affordable housing, Home repairs, Emergency shelters, Residential/inpatient treatment, Outpatient treatment, Day treatment mental health services for adults, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients, Mental health supported housing, Crisis services, Housing, Mental health, Medical, Financial, Transportation Español

United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Tampa Bay, Inc. Respite Services

2215 E. Henry Ave., Tampa, FL 33610 813-239-1179, Ext.232 ucptampa.org/our-programs/respite-program/ Respite care provides temporary relief for families and other caregivers, and can assist in crisis situations. For an adult with a disability or an elderly adult, personal care assistance may provide the help they need to enable them to live independently in their own home.

Respite care, Companion care, Kinship – relative caregiver, Medical health related, Crisis services, Supportive work programs, Medicaid, Family resources

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United Community Church

1501 La Jolla Ave., Sun City Center, FL 33573 ucc1@verizon.net • 813-634-1304 • uccsuncitycenter.org United Church of Christ prides itself on being the most liberal Protes-

tant denomination in the country, welcoming all persons based on the denomination’s inclusive theology. UCC is known for its progressive stand on gender and racial equality, and is open and affirming regarding persons of LGBT orientation.

Support groups, Scholarships Faith

United Community Church, United Church of Christ

1501 La Jolla Ave., Sun City Center, FL 33573 tri-verizon.net • 813-634-8607 • 4lifelearning.org Established in 1976 as an adult education outreach program to serve the community and surrounding areas, this program’s purpose is to inform, entertain and inspire its students with a broad curriculum. The courses are taught by qualified area instructors. Educational programs, trips and tours are also offered.

Adult education/GED

United Methodist Church of Sun City Center

1210 Del Webb Blvd. W., Sun City Center, FL 33573 syetman@esyetman.com • 813-634-2539 • sccumc.com Support groups, After school/summer programs, Substance related, Disaster related Vol Faith

USF Health Byrd Alzheimer’s Institute

4001 E. Fletcher Ave., Tampa, FL 33613 sfails@health.usf.edu • 813-396-0606 • health.usf.edu/byrd/ The USF Health Byrd Alzheimer’s Institute is a multidisciplinary center of excellence at the University of South Florida, and the largest freestanding facility dedicated to caring for people with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders — providing prevention, diagnosis and treatment services in one location.

Support groups, Health care providers

V VA Medical Foster Home

13000 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa, FL 33612 727-697-5192 • tampa.va.gov We provide long-term health care and personal care services to veterans in a home setting.

Adult day care, Respite care, Assisted living facilities, Congregate meal locations, Long-term care, Memory care/dementia/Alzheimer’s, Companion care, Report abuse, Geriatric care managers, Support groups, Housing, Mental health, Medical, Financial, Transportation, Service organizations Español H Vol

Veterans Crisis

800-273-8255, Press 1 • veteranscrisisline.net We connect veterans in crisis and their families and friends with qualified, caring Department of Veterans Affairs responders through a confidential, toll-free hotline number, online chat or text.

Mental health related, Crisis services, Mental health, Medical, Financial

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Visions of Hope International

10008 Park Place Ave., Riverview, FL 33578 lorianne@vhinternational.org • 813-898-8337 • vhinternational.org Visions of Hope International is a Tampa-based nonprofit foundation whose main mission is to help people recover from abusive relationships and find stability and healing as they rebuild their lives. We also educate the community through workshops and seminars on the warning signs of abuse.

Support groups, Network groups, Chambers of commerce, Guardian ad litem, Report abuse, Mental health related, Homelessness related, Counseling for domestic violence victims, Batterer intervention programs (BIP), Family planning, Support groups, Victim advocacy, Support groups, Life coach, Service/leadership organiza-

tions, Family resources

Vote by Mail

813-744-5900 • VoteHillsborough.org We provide individuals an option to vote by mail.

Legal advisors

W West Coast Teens

1106 N. Parsons Ave., Brandon, FL 33510 info@westcoastteens.org • 813-455-7479 • westcoastteens.org West Coast Teens is geared toward teens age 14-17, and helps them develop leadership skills, responsibility and confidence while also helping them learn how to manage their time and money.

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Women of the Moose — Chapter 1031

P.O. Box 3488, Riverview, FL 33568 The Moose organization contributes community service through monetary donations, volunteer hours worked and miles driven annually. In addition to Mooseheart and Moosehaven, the Moose fraternity’s Heart of the Community effort is multifaceted with programs like Tommy Moose, which helps children overcome fears and anxiety during times of stress.

After school programs, Service/leadership organizations Vol

Women, Infants and Children (WIC)

Statewide 800-342-3556 • doh.state.fl.us/family/WIC WIC provides the following services at no cost: Healthy foods, nutrition education, counseling, breastfeeding support and referrals to health care.

Health care providers, Nutrition, Food stamps/WIC, Family resources

WSCQ-FM Sun Radio

137 S. Pebble Beach Drive, Ste. 201D, Sun City Center, FL 33573 info@wscqfm.com • 813-294-5916 • wscqfm.com We are a low-power FM radio station serving Sun City Center and the surrounding neighborhoods at 96.3FM and via the Internet at wscqfm. com. Broadcasting 24/7, programming includes "Ask An Attorney," which provides callers with free legal advice. Free one-time PSAs are offered to nonprofits.

Service/leadership organizations

Wyndbeach Counseling

1501 La Jolla Ave., Sun City Center, FL 33573 wendyburkhard@yahoo.com • 813-401-7452 counseling for individuals, groups, families and couples with the emphasis on growing toward better mental health.

Retirement communities, Assisted living facilities, Memory care/ dementia/Alzheimer’s, Support groups, Mental health related, Counseling for domestic violence victims, Crisis services, Family planning, Health care providers, Medicare, Medicaid, Outpatient treatment, Mental health service providers for consumers/clients, Mental health for children, Elder services, Mental health, Day treatment mental health services for adults $$

Y Youth America Hotline

877-968-8454 • youthline.us We are a youth centered, peer-to-peer hotline network addressing such issues as depression, bullying, substance abuse, STDs and teen pregnancy.

Service-leadership organizations, mental health for children, Elder services, Mental health $$ SouthShore Community Resource Guide

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The Baker Act The Florida Mental Health Act of 1971 (Florida Statute 394.451-394.47891[1] (2009 rev.)), commonly known as the "Baker Act," allows the involuntary institutionalization and examination of an individual.

The Baker Act allows for involuntary examination (what some call emergency or involuntary commitment). It can be initiated by judges, law enforcement officials, physicians, or mental health professionals. There must be evidence that the person: possibly has a mental illness (as defined in the Baker Act); is a harm to self, harm to others, or self neglectful (as defined in the Baker Act).

Examinations may last up to 72 hours after a person is deemed medically stable and occur in over 100 Florida Department of Children and Families-designated receiving facilities statewide.

There are many possible outcomes following examination of the patient. This includes the release of the individual to the community (or other community placement), a petition for involuntary inpatient placement (what some call civil commitment), involuntary outpatient placement (what some call outpatient commitment or assisted treatment orders), or voluntary treatment (if the person is competent to consent to voluntary treatment and consents to voluntary treatment). The involuntary outpatient placement language in the Baker Act took effect as part of the Baker Act reform in 2005.

The act was named for a Florida state representative from Miami, Maxine Baker,[2] who had a strong interest in mental health issues, served as chair of a House Committee on Mental Health, and was the sponsor of the bill.

The nickname of the legislation has led to the term "Baker Act" as a transitive verb, and "Baker Acted" as a passive-voice verb, for invoking the Act to force an individual's commitment. Although the Baker Act is a statute only for the state of Florida, use of "Baker Acting" as a verb has become prevalent as a slang term for involuntary commitment in other regions of the United States.

Avoiding Identity Theft Protecting My Identity: AT HOME • Keep your financial records (credit card information, tax returns, etc.), Social Security and Medicare cards in a safe place.

• Shred papers that have personal or medical information (household bills, envelopes with coding under your name).

• Don’t leave mail in your mailbox, take out as soon as you can.

AS YOU DO BUSINESS • Only give your Social Security number if you must. Ask if you can use another kind of identification, Remember: Your information is in the hands of the person on the other side of the phone.

• Do not give your personal information to someone who calls you or e-mails you.

ON THE COMPUTER • Use passwords that are not easy to guess. Use numbers and symbols when you can.

• Do not respond to e-mails or other messages that ask for person information.

• Do not put personal information on a computer in a public place, like the library.

How Will I Know If Someone Steals My Identity?

• Things you did not buy

• A change of your address that you did not expect

• Withdrawals you did not make

• Bills that stop coming

Avoiding Identity Theft • Look at medical statements and make sure charges are accurate • Get your credit report – you receive one free each year from the credit reporting companies. Call, Annual Credit

Report at: 1-877-322-8228.

• Choose to only show the last four numbers of your Social Security number. It is safer than showing the full number.

• Choose which credit reporting company you want a report from. (You get one report free from each company every year.) The company mails your report to you. It should arrive two to three weeks after you call. Read your credit report carefully. Look for mistakes or accounts you do not recognize.

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The Marchman Act: Substance Abuse The Marchman Act provides individuals in need of substance abuse services with emergency services and temporary detention for substance abuse evaluation and treatment when required.

Marchmans reason to bel Act petitions that may be filed in Probate Court Records: â&#x20AC;˘ An EX Parte Petition for involuntary Assessment and Stabilization â&#x20AC;˘ An Ex Parte Petition for Involuntary Treatment

A Petition for Involuntary Assessment and Stabilization may be filed: When there is reason to believe that a person in substance abuse impaired and : 1. Because of the impairment, he or she has lost the power of self-control with respect to substance abuse use.

2. The personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s judgment is impaired because of substance abuse and he/she is incapable of appreciating the need for, and is unable to make a rational decision in regards to, substance abuse services.

3. He/she has either inflicted, attempted or threatened to inflict, or threatened to inflict, or unless admitted, is likely to inflict, physical harm or himself or herself or another.

4. The petition may only be filed by: The personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spouse or guardian, any relative of the person, a director of a licensed service provider, a private practitioner, or any three adults who have personal knowledge of the personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s substance abuse impairment. In the case of a minor, only the parent, legal guardian/cusoian or licensed service provider can file a petition.

Unlike the Baker Act, there is a filing fee required. Refer to the Schedule of Service Charges for current fees. The petitioner must also make arrangements for an available bed in a designated facility prior to submitting the petition for filing.

What happens after the petition is filed:

If the court finds that the criteria have been met, an Order for involuntary Assessment and Stabilization will be issued by the Court. The Court may set the case for a hearing, or the Sheriff may be ordered to transport the person to the designated facility. The facility then has 5 days to do an assessment. After the assessment has been completed at the facility, the petitioner may file a Petition for Involuntary Treatment for Substance Abuse is warranted.

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