1515 E. Silver Springs Boulevard, Suite 119-1
Ocala, FL - 34470
(352)502-4561
Works to prevent homelessness and stabilization of veterans & their families. Provides case management to help develop a housing stability plan, assistance to obtain benefits & referrals to community agencies. Also provides limited financial assistance based on need which may include rent, utilities, child care, auto repair, deposits, moving and storage costs, emergency supplies, bus fare, limited legal assistance, budget & housing counseling. Age groups: Varied. Hours: Varied. Fees: None. Requirements: Very low income Veteran families, Homeless or at risk of homelessness..
P.O. Box 1770
Ocala, FL - 34478
(407)884-2101
food stamps, medicaid, temporary financial assistance, developmental disabilites services..
1991 W. Test Court
Dunnellon, FL - 34430
(352)489-8021
The Annie W. Johnson Senior Services Center, Inc. agency was started in 1976 by the late Annie Johnson. The current center, just south of the Withlacoochee River, was previously a Baptist Church built over a 100 years ago. The This-N-That Shop, on Rt. 41, started in 1986. The store accepts donations of clothing, toys, and kitchen appliances and sells same at very modest prices, with income going toward operational expenses for the Center and store. The Center has been a Citrus County Congregate Meal site since 1981, feeding local residents both able and shut-ins (Homebound Meals) five days per week. Local volunteers account for 99% of the necessary manpower. Part time staff of two, rounds out our team. Another service that we provide is financial assistance to the needy in both Citrus and Marion counties. Funding is received from United Way of Citrus and Marion counties, EFSP, FPC Neighborhood Fund, Seco’s Angel Fund, local organizations as well as private individuals...
P.O. Box 2193
Ocala, FL - 34478
(352)622-8495
This center provides free information on domestic violence to the public and aids, comforts, and empowers victims of domestic violence and sexual assault...
1101 SW 20 Court
Ocala, FL - 34471
Provides Emerge
http://elderaffairs.state.fl.us/doea/eheap.php..
2310 N.E. 24th Street
Ocala, FL - 34470
(352)622-6135
Runaways and kids in trouble can get help fast by entering any business or public building displaying the “Yellow and Black” Safe Place sign. Locations are public building, businesses, community and social services agencies. Age groups: Children and teens. Hours: 24/7. Fees: None. Requirements: Income verification upon admission. Screening Process..
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