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Discover a wealth of resources for art therapy education, support for veterans, national suicide hotline, children's aid, and more. Explore links tailored for Florida residents and nationwide assistance. We are dedicated to providing accessible support for all in need.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Phone: 988

Services: 24/7 confidential support for people in distress, including veterans and their families.

Wounded Warrior Project (WWP)

Phone: 888-997-2586 (Resource Center)

Email: resourcecenter@woundedwarriorproject.org

Website: woundedwarriorproject.org

Services: Provides programs and services for veterans who incurred a physical or mental injury, illness, or wound while serving on or after September 11, 2001. Services include mental health support, career counseling, and family support.

Florida Department of Veterans' Affairs (FDVA)

Phone: (727) 319-7440

Email: FDVA.VSO@FDVA.FL.GOV

Website: floridavets.org

Services: Assists veterans and their families in securing benefits and services earned through military service. Offers outreach, claims assistance, and operates state veterans' homes.

Local County Veterans Service Offices

Website: floridavets.org/benefits-services

Services: Offers information on current federal, state, and local veterans' programs, entitlements, and referral services.

Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF)

Website: myflfamilies.com​

Services: Offers programs for child welfare, mental health services, and family support.

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Local County Health Departments

Website: floridahealth.gov

Services: Provides access to pediatric services, mental health counseling, and developmental screenings.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

Website: nami.org

Services: Offers education, support, and advocacy for individuals affected by mental illness.

Local Community Mental Health Centers

Website: floridahealth.gov

Services: Offers outpatient services, crisis intervention, and substance abuse treatment.

Mesothelioma Hope

Phone: (855) 722-2974

Website: https://www.mesotheliomahope.com/resources/mental-health/

Services: Offers educational resources and guidance to help cancer patients, caregivers, and families access mental health support, coping strategies, and professional services to improve emotional well-being during and after a diagnosis.

The Federation Of Families

Phone: (240) 403-1901

Website: https://www.ffcmh.org/

Services: Offers advocacy, resources, training, and national certification programs to support families whose children or loved ones experience mental health or substance use challenges, while also working to improve policies and services for these families.

Family Network on Disabilities

Phone: (800) 825-5736

Website: https://fndusa.org/

Services: Offers free training, resources, advocacy, and support programs that help families of children with disabilities understand their rights, navigate education and healthcare systems, and build stronger partnerships with schools and communities.

The Family Cafe

Phone: (850) 224-4670

Website: https://familycafe.net/

Services: Fffers information, training, advocacy, and networking opportunities that empower individuals with disabilities and their families to access resources, connect with support networks, and better navigate services and policies that affect their lives.

Youth MOVE National 

Phone: (616) 219-0527

Website: https://youthmovenational.org/

Services: Offers youth-led advocacy, leadership training, peer support programs, and policy engagement opportunities that empower young people with lived experience to influence systems such as mental health, education, juvenile justice, and child welfare.

YOUTH 4 CHANGE

Email: contact@y4cn.org

Website: https://www.y4cn.org/

Services: Connects and supports nonprofit organizations worldwide by providing training, collaboration opportunities, workshops, and shared resources aimed at improving the social and professional inclusion of vulnerable and marginalized young adults.

Florida's Children First

Phone: (954) 796-0860

Website: https://www.floridaschildrenfirst.org/florida-youth-shine/

Services: Offers youth-led advocacy, leadership development, peer support, and policy engagement opportunities that empower current and former foster youth or youth experiencing homelessness to raise their voices and improve Florida’s child welfare system.

Youth Service America

Website: https://ysa.org/

Services: Offers grants, training, resources, and service-learning programs that empower young people ages 5–25 to lead volunteer projects, develop leadership skills, and take action to improve their communities.

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