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24-hour crisis, suicide prevention, human services information and referrals
Mutual aid opportunities during COVID-19. Weekly Teletown Hall each Thursday from 1-2:30 pm with national experts to talk about COVID-19.
Senior or caregiver related resource connections; Medicare benefit assistance through SHINE; Medicaid application assistance; Elder Abuse Prevention resource information/training.
Faith-based, skills-building and support program for African-American Caregivers via Phone.
24/7 helpline for persons living with Alzheimer's. Website with tips for caregivers. Virtual Caregiver College and virtual Brain Bus. Community Resource Finder.
Social workers on call to answer questions, provide support, and make referrals. Telephone respite to engage person living with dementia. Facebook Support Group. Virtual "Powerful Tools for Caregivers" class.
Provides surplus food to the needy through nonprofit agencies
Offers impatient behavioral healthcare for adults and seniors in Thomasville.
Emergency assistance with rent payments, utilities, transportation, prescriptions, food, clothing, employment information and a variety of other needs to benefit people living and working in the Panama City Beach area.
Still admitting new residents. Bereavement services are being provided via telephone. Staff limited to nurses and nursing aides. Volunteers are making phone calls to patients and families to check-in.
Provides quality role models to children whose circumstances demonstrate the need for additional adult support
Youth leadership development and prevention programs
Outreach program for males 7-18 with a focus on academic excellence, values, music, and brotherhood
Primary advocacy and support agency to help low-income residents with crisis needs, and the skills and resources for financial independence
Providing counseling, shelter and support services to children and their families
To provide a safety net to those low-income, uninsured patients most in need in our community through donation of specialty medical and dental care
Comprehensive employment and workforce services
Comprehensive employment and workforce services
Behavioral health outpatient services.
Nationwide crisis counselor.
All services are still available. Volunteers are making phone calls to patients and families to check-in. Providing support to other organizations that may need help or volunteers.
A guide to the regulations and financial assistance for Alzheimer's and dementia care available in Florida.
Quality childcare, provide tuition for low-income working parents
Direct calls for meals, shopping, problem resolution, and telephone reassurance programs. Elder Care Services' Emergency Food Pantry- Accepting donations.
COVID-19 Call Center Available 24/7- 1-866-779-6121 or email COVID-19@flhealth.gov
Referral services and resource center. Make donations to help empower Veterans to stay home and on top of rent and utilities.
Allows people to request a call from a volunteer to just chat and connect.
ISL is providing some 'senior-friendly' illustrated step-by-step instruction documents for Zoom use on our web site.
Providing Registered Nurse Facilitation of Telehealth appointments for seniors who require assistance with technology at home. We perform a basic assessment prior to the appointment and advocate for the client during the call.
American nonprofit 501 organization that provides job training, employment placement services, and other community-based programs for people who have barriers to their employment.
24-hour toll-free friendship and crisis line for for people aged 60 years and older, and adults living with disabilities. For lonely, depressed, isolated, frail and/or suicidal older adults.
Family-oriented early childhood services
Legal assistance and counsel for low-income persons
Training for individuals with vision loss to empower them in their pursuit of independence
Statewide 24/7 mental health crisis line.
Promotes and enables young women to further their education, build self-esteem, and develop personal, social and family relationship skills
Assistance for victims of domestic and sexual violence, including safe shelter and 24-hour crisis hotline
A team to provide support for Law Enforcement and other First Responders. Just Nosey Enough: Campaign Providing tips for caregivers on how to keep loved ones safe from wandering and what to do if the person does go missing.
Lodging, food, clothing, and other social services to the homeless
Telehealth options for appointments. Social workers on call to answer questions, provide support, and make referrals.
Wellness Checks on all senior center visitors from the past three months. Online Lifelong Learning Classes, Exercise and Art can be found at www.talgov.com/seniors/seniorservices.aspx
Educate, support and advocate for public and not-for-profit human service agencies of the Big Bend. Great starting point for members to find a wide array of public services.
UWBB leads collective action to create a community of healthy babies, successful students, responsible adults, and active seniors.
A connection focused call center for seniors and especially helpful for those in Long Term Care settings. UPSLIDE Program continues to meet online.
Elder law services still being provided including advanced planning assistance.
Bay Credit Union is providing this information as a potential resource to those in need. This listing does not constitute an endorsement by Bay Credit Union. The assistance provided by each entity is the responsibility of the specific agency.
