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United Way of Martin County's Affiliated Agencies |
Phone Number |
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211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast
Information and Crisis Services: Free, around-the-clock information, referral, crisis counseling and suicide prevention services.
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2-1-1 |
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Alzheimer's Community Care
Family Consultant Program: Provides health care support system designed to provide case management, crisis intervention and assistance to Alzheimer's patients, their families and caregivers.
Specialized Day Care: Provides Alzheimer's day care in a setting that is therapeutic, socially stimulating and medically appropriate. |
(772) 223-6351 |
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American Red Cross - Martin County Chapter
Disaster Preparation and Relief: Offers community education on disaster preparedness and provides services to disaster
victims who have emergency needs such as food, clothing, shelter, furniture and medical assistance. |
(772) 287-2002 |
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The ARC of Martin County
ABLE Program:Provides training in social, communication, academic, and employment skills to individuals with disabilities. Enhances independence and provides respite care for caregivers. |
(772) 283-2525 |
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Martin County
Little Moments Big Magic: Provides at-risk youth with volunteer mentors who serve as positive role models. |
(772) 283-8373 |
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Boy Scouts of America -- Gulf Stream Council #85
Youth Development: Provides mentoring activities that teach citizenship, character, mental and physical fitness, and leadership skills to the youth of Martin County. |
(772) 263-0223 |
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County
Learning Center: Provides resources for school-aged children through daily after-school and summer programs to increase educational skills. |
(772) 545-1255 |
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Caring Children Clothing Children
Basic Needs: Provides clothing at no cost to at-risk children/families who are in need because of financial hardship and instructs children in reading and literacy skills. |
(772) 221-8777 |
CASTLE
Safe Families: Home-based parent education and support designed to prevent child abuse and neglect and to help families remain intact. |
(772) 781-4510 |
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Catholic Charities of the Palm Beach Diocese
Children/Family Services: Provides professional counseling in Martin County individuals, couples, family or group sessions through a mutually developed treatment plan. |
(772) 283-0541 |
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Children's Emergency Resources
Medical Assistance: Provides referral, follow-up and payment to medical providers, pharmacies and medical supply companies for emergency treatment for uninsured children in Martin County. |
(772) 223-0979 |
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Children's Home Society of Florida
Transition Living Program: Provides financial assistance, transportation, case management and mentoring services for at-risk youth who turn 18 and "age-out" of the foster care system. Incorporates a prevention component called "The Heart Gallery," which is designed to match and place foster children with adoptive parents. |
(772) 287-8009 |
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Coalition for
Independent Living Options
Advocacy for the Disabled: Assists individuals with disabilities in reaching their goals for independence and to create societal change to promote acceptance and opportunities for people with disabilities to be fully included in all aspects of community of life. Services include (but not limited to): information/referral, Independent living skills training, advocacy, peer support, crime victim assistance, equipment, ADA and DINE program. |
(772) 233-4301 |
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Comprehensive Alcoholism Rehabilitation Program
CARP: Provides outpatient treatment services to adults and youth, ages 13 and older. |
(561) 844-6400 |
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Council on Aging of Martin County
Adult Day Health Care: Offers comprehensive elder-care, with adult day care, case management, and respite care for caregivers. |
(772) 223-7800 |
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CROS Ministries
Indiantown Outreach Center: Offers residents of western Martin County the opportunity to receive emergency food, government commodities and clothing, using volunteers who understand the culture and languages of the client families. |
(561) 233-9009 |
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services of the
Treasure Coast
Hearing Loss: Provides services to help individuals with hearing loss overcome barriers and participate fully in society. |
(772) 334-2233 |
Drug Abuse Treatment Association
Hayslyp Residential Center: Co-ed adolescent substance abuse treatment program providing a therapeutic and educational environment to improve the function of or prevent further deterioration of adolescents with substance abuse problems. |
(561) 743-1034 |
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Dunbar Center
Early Learning: Daycare setting designed to ensure age-appropriate stimulation, including socialization and transition toward school readiness. |
(772) 545-0808 |
Early Learning Coalition of Martin, Indian River and Okeechobee Counties
Early Learning Services: Provides quality opportunities for social, physical, emotional and intellectual development of children, by partnering with parents, providers and communities. |
(772) 220-1220 |
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Epilepsy Foundation of South Florida
Medical Services: Provides affordable neurological care and monitoring and access to affordable support services. |
(772) 223-4962 |
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Father & Child Resource Center
Outreach and Education: Helps children achieve healthy growth and development by promoting responsible fatherhood and by developing and implementing resources that improve the quality and quantity of fathers' involvement with their children. |
(772) 463-2888 |
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Florida
Arts and Dance
Special Needs Inclusion: Therapeutic dance, exercise and music program designed to address the disabilities of special needs children. |
(772) 288-4150 |
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Gertrude Walden Child Care Center
School Readiness: Provides a developmentally age-appropriate educational experience for children and their families to address educational barriers and transition toward school readiness. |
(772) 283-6321 |
Girl Scouts of SE Florida
Youth Development: Comprehensive program providing opportunities for girls, encouraging character development, citizenship, volunteerism, and leadership skills. |
(866) 727-4475 |
Habitat for Humanity of Martin County
Building and Renovating Homes: Partners with families and community members to create and preserve decent, affordable home ownership solutions. |
(772) 223-9940 |
Helping People Succeed
Baby Steps: Individualized home-based parenting education, developmental play instruction, behavioral support, infant massage, and early brain development education.
Community Living: Assists individuals with severe mental and/or physical disabilities to experience and understand community environments and/or help them learn work skills. |
(772) 320-0770 |
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Hibiscus Children's Center
Family Centered Services: Comprehensive services that provide safety for abused, abandoned and neglected children through prevention, residential, shelter and recovery programs. |
(772) 334-9311 |
Hope Center for Autism
Charter School for Children with Autism: Provides the supports and services needed by children with autism so that they may reach their full potential. |
(772) 334-3288 |
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Hope Rural School
Outreach to Parents and Children: Parenting classes, neighborhood associations, physical education, and outreach services for parents and students in the Indiantown area. |
(772) 597-2203 |
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House of Hope
Emergency Financial Assistance: Provides emergency assistance to at-risk residents of Martin County who experience a financial, housing, food or medical crisis.
Pantry: Provides canned and non-perishable food to at-risk individuals and families living in Martin County. |
(772) 286-4673 |
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Indiantown Non-Profit Housing
Case Management Program: Provide case management services for families in crisis with provisions for payment of rent and utilities as well as relocation assistance for homeless households to find permanent housing. |
(772) 597-3667 |
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Martin County Healthy Start Coalition
Healthy Moms/Babies: Dedicated to ensuring positive birth outcomes for women and infants living in Martin County.
Prenatal Program: Prenatal care, care coordination and support services for uninsured pregnant women. |
(772) 463-2888 |
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PACE Center for Girls of the Treasure Coast
PACE REACH Program: Provides girls and young women an opportunity for a better future through education, counseling, training and advocacy. |
(772) 221-1111
(772) 595-8880 |
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SafeSpace
Domestic Violence Shelter: Provides comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence and their children including shelter, counseling and advocacy. |
(772) 288-7023
(800) 500-1119
Florida Domestic Hotline |
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Salvation Army of Martin County
Basic Needs Assistance: Offers emergency rent, utility and prescription assistance for families/individuals in crisis. In 2011-12, their homeless shelter for women and children will open. |
(772) 288-1471 |
Shared Services Network of Martin County
Community Collaborative: A group of key agency decision-makers and community leaders with a mission of "Working Together for Children." |
(772) 219-1200,
ext. 30476 |
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Sickle Cell Foundation of Palm Beach County
Medical Services: The Foundation seeks to improve the quality of life for people affected by Sickle Cell Disease, while educating the public about this serious blood disorder. Services are also provided to persons with other health challenges and their families. |
(561) 833-3113 |
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Treasure Coast Food Bank
Food Distribution: Distributes bulk food and personal items to non-profit agencies in Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, and St. Lucie Counties. Distributes USDA commodities to individual households. Procures and distributes donated products during and after disasters. |
(772) 489-5676 |
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Treasure Coast Homeless Services Council
Homeless Services: Addresses the needs of homeless individuals and families and working to prevent homelessness on the Treasure Coast. |
(772) 567-7790 |
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Treasure Coast Hospice
Family Support: Provides comprehensive, high-quality, compassionate care to children/families who have the suffered unexpected loss of a loved one. |
(772) 403-4500 |
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Tykes & Teens
Mental Health Services: Tykes & Teens is the only mental health services provider in Martin County dedicated exclusively to children, adolescents and their families. |
(772) 220-3439 |
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United For Families
Caregiver Support: Provides support groups, educational workshops and peer mentoring to relative caregivers, non-relative caregivers and licensed foster parents to increase stability of foster child. |
(772) 398-2920 |
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Volunteers in Medicine
Health Care: Provides free medical care to residents of Martin County falling below the 200% poverty level. |
(772) 463-4128 |
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Whole Child Connection
Access to Services: Improves access to health/human services and promotes utilization of services for children, pre-natal – 18 years, and their families in Martin County. |
(772) 463-2168 |
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Workforce Solutions
Job placement and training, temporary case assistance and special support services such as subsidized childcare and transportation. |
(772) 335-3030 |
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YMCA of the Treasure Coast
Indiantown After School Program: Offers after-school activities including team-building, family involvement, environmental education, sports, literacy, and community service activities. |
(772) 286-4444
(Stuart)
(772) 597-3700
(Indiantown) |
