St. Lucie County’s Human Services Division is offering summer camp scholarships to income-eligible St. Lucie County households, starting Thursday, April 1. Preference will be given to households who are working or currently enrolled in school. Applicants must be St. Lucie County residents and meet the income guidelines.
Read MoreThe ongoing stress, fear, grief, isolation and uncertainty created by COVID-19 pandemic can wear anyone down, but many children and teens have had an especially tough time coping emotionally.
Read MoreIt is estimated that 30 percent of first responders develop behavioral health conditions including, but not limited to, depression and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), as compared with 20 percent in the general population
Read MoreLearn how Dr. Alsofrom’s helped shape 211 HelpLine into what it is today, a free community helpline and crisis support line offering residents diverse programs and services every single day.
Read MoreThe Palm Beach County Youth Services Department is accepting parent applications for summer camp scholarships beginning January 22 through April 16.
Read More211 HelpLine turns 50! As we kick-off the New Year with our 211 Awareness Week, we are also entering into our 50th anniversary celebration.
Read MoreThe most updated list of Holiday Toy Donation & Distribution locations throughout our service area.
Read MoreFlorida Census response rate is currently at 56.2%. It’s Not Too Late! There is still time to complete your Census -Your voice can make a difference!
Read MoreUF/IFAS St. Lucie County Extension and Community Services staff want to help Treasure Coast residents improve their credit scores by offering a free virtual workshop.
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