Resources

Beyond Pregnancy Care

Provides free pregnancy tests, prenatal and parenting education, and offers a baby boutique full of maternity and baby items at no cost to earn by those involved with their free program. Free pregnancy tests and support from Beyond offered at our location on Wednesdays by appointment.

A Place for Grace

Case management for low-income, homeless, in-need individuals and families. Employment resources, addiction referrals, food, clothing, personal hygiene items, and community referrals. Must be a St. Cloud, FL Resident. Call for appointment

St Cloud, Florida Resident Resources

A comprehensive list of available resources also available to St. Cloud, Florida residents. (Some of these resources are available to Osceola County residents).

The Midwife Bus

Services: Prenatal Midwife Services

Salvation Army

Hot meals, pantry foods, and more available to those in need.

WIC

WIC provides health foods via EBT card, nutrition education and counseling, breastfeeding support, and referrals for health care can community services

Access Florida - SNAP & TCA

Services: Sign up for Medicaid coverage at the website. You can also sign up for Food Assistance (SNAP) and Cash Assistance (TCA) at the same time

Kissimmee / St. Cloud Food Pantries

Must have proof of address and meet income guidelines. Can receive food one time per every 30 days and must register in advance each month. See website for complete information and to register

Dial 211

United Way's free, 24-hour information and assistance hotline: Parent Support Resources, 24 hour Crisis & Suicide Prevention, Utilities, Housing & Food Assistance

Florida Health Department

Services: Birth & death certificates, Pregnancy & STD Testing, Birth control, Healthcare for uninsured & underinsured Osceola County residents, Refugee Healthcare Program, Healthy Start Program, Immunizations & Vaccines for children, School health, Healthy Start, WIC and other Wellness Programs

Help Now of Osceola (Domestic Violence Center)

You deserve a healthy relationship. We’re here for you. Call us or go online to talk or find resources to help. Emergency shelter, court advocacy, counseling, support groups, case management, relocation assistance, economic empowerment, parenting classes, community education

Justice Shall Be for All

Services: Medicaid/Benefits(Access), Family Petitions, Asylums/Refugees, Citizenship/Residency, Employment Authorizations

Osceola Council On Aging

Emergency Utility Assistance, Rent & Mortgage Assistance, Employment Support Services, Free Health Services, Nutrition/Food Assistance.

I-Dignity

Provides assistance to US citizens and residents in obtaining Florida ID cards and Driver's Licenses, Social Security Cards and other important documents. Please call to schedule an appointment and find out what you need to bring to your appointment

Phone: 407-792-1374
Website: IDignity
Email: info@idignity.org
Location: 425 N. Magnolia Ave. Orlando, FL 32801
Hours of Operation: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8:30 am - 2:00 pm

Feed Hope Now

An online resource to find food pantries and hot meals across Central Florida. They can also assist with applying for SNAP Benefits

Osceola County Library Social Worker

Referral Services for the following: Parenting Support, Government Programs, Re-employment, Grief & Loss, Childcare Support, Food Assistance, Elder Care, Healthcare, Housing Assistance, Substance Abuse Treatment, and Mental Health Counseling. Call to confirm times and locations

Phone: 407-742-8888
Website: OsceolaLibrary
Email: social.worker@osceolalibrary.org
Hours of OperaIon: Hart Library (Monday – Wednesday / 1-7pm)
Buenaventura Lakes Library (Thursdays 1-7pm / Fridays 9am-2pm)
Poinciana Library (Every other Saturday 9am-2pm)

Church and Community Assistance Program (CCAP)

Monthly box of food available. Must make appointment via website. They help with applying for Medicaid and SNAP and offer free notary services and counseling referrals