St. Vincent de Paul CARES at the Hillsborough Office serves individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Hillsborough County. The organization offers both Veteran and non-Veteran housing programs. Some reviewers note that food and utility assistance may be limited to veterans at this location, so it's best to call ahead to confirm what help is available for your situation.
To find out if you qualify, contact:
St. Vincent de Paul CARES focuses on helping people move out of homelessness into stable housing. Services include Veteran housing programs, non-Veteran housing programs, Rapid Re-Housing, and Permanent Supportive Housing. Staff help clients work toward financial stability and independence.
Reviewers mention staff have helped with utilities and holiday assistance as well.
You can support the mission by donating online, contributing to the Amazon Wish List, volunteering your time, donating supplies, or becoming a partner. Visit the website to learn more about how to get involved.
St. Vincent de Paul CARES welcomes volunteers and partners. Visit the Get Involved page to explore volunteer opportunities.
Francis House appears to serve people living with HIV/AIDS. One reviewer shared that you need to have AIDS or HIV to qualify for assistance here. Another reviewer mentioned having cancer and AIDS and
Meals On Wheels of Tampa delivers hot meals to seniors and homebound residents in the Greater Tampa area. To be eligible, you must live in Hillsborough County within the service zip codes, be home bet
Homeless Helping Homeless (HHH) is open to both residents and non-residents. Most of their free services are available to anyone in need, not just people staying in their housing programs.
Crosswind Cares Food Pantry serves low-income and homeless people in Tampa. The pantry is open to anyone in need.
New Bethel Progressive Mission's food bank is open to anyone who needs food assistance. The website states this program is an equal opportunity provider.