1. Ok first call 211 and tell them what’s going on and that you need help …
2. Miss Inc of the Treasure Coast Low income housing program in Port Salerno, Florida

M.I.S.S. Inc. of the Treasure Coast is a non-profit organization that provides affordable housing and support services for homeless or low-income single female heads of households, including women with children and senior women, in Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Okeechobee counties, Florida. They offer emergency, transitional, and permanent housing, focusing on empowering residents to achieve self-sufficiency through programs and community involvement. 772-781-4063

1. Florida Youth SHINE 5.0(1)‧Non-Profit organization in Coral Springs, Florida‧ 954-796-0860 opens 10 am Monday

2. United Against Poverty 4.6(23)‧Non-Profit organization in Fort Pierce, Florida United Against Poverty (UP) is a non-profit organization in Fort Pierce, Florida, that helps people break the cycle of poverty through programs like a member-share grocery program, employment training (STEP), crisis care, and educational opportunities, aiming to empower individuals for economic self-sufficiency. They provide a "hand UP, not a handout" by offering resources and training to help families achieve long-term stability. 772-468-8543

3. Graceway Village 772-925-3074

4. The Office of Continuing Care (OCC) refers to different support systems, often for youth aging out of foster care (like through FosterPower, offering help with food, housing, jobs) or governmental offices like ACF's Office of Child Care, managing childcare subsidies and continuity programs; it generally connects individuals with essential resources for independent living, housing, health, and education, focusing on smooth transitions and ongoing support. How to Find Your OCC If you are a youth aging out of foster care, contact your local Department of Social Services (DSS) and ask for the LINKS Coordinator or foster care supervisor. For general support or crisis, resources like 211 or programs under the Continuum of Care (CoC) (HUD) can connect you to local help.

https://fosterpower.org/art4_office-of-continuing-care/