Current Agency Procedures (COVID-19 Update)
View current agency procedures below.
| AGENCY | CURRENT PROCEDURES |
| Abundant Grace | Single serve lunch bag- Wednesdays and Sundays 11:30- 12:30 |
| ACT | · Our hotline is still operational, our shelters remain open and you can still make an appointment for outreach counseling/therapy. · Regarding outreach counseling/therapy, we can help, if it is safe for the victim, by providing the counseling/therapy through secure teletherapy (video) counseling/therapy. · rape crisis center is operational. Rape victims must call our hotline to schedule the forensic examination. |
| Affordable Homeownership Foundation | We are currently taking intakes over the phone and gathering info & documents for appointments in advance via e-mail or fax. We are seeing clients in the office and doing Virtual Counseling Via SKYPE & ZOOM. Clients that are seen in the office must wear a mask and we will ask them to stay home if they are feeling unwell. For individuals needing Mortgage Assistance we have been asked to keep a waiting list of potential clients that need assistance while a grant for mortgage assistance is being drafted. If anyone has any questions please have them call our office for assistance.
• We are distributing supplies to all of our tenants that live month to month and are very low income and can’t be there when things just disappeared off the shelves so we are dropping off supplies, like disinfectant wipes, toilet paper, paper towels, water and any canned food we can gather • We are currently taking intakes over the phone and gathering info and forwarding to the appropriate agencies but not seeing any clients in the office. • We are in the office working on grants and deadlines. • We are rehabbing one house and getting ready to build another. |
| Agency for Persons with Disabilities | • APD issued an Emergency Order to providers suspending certain renewal deadlines due to COVID-19. · APD-licensed group homes, are restricting visitors in compliance with the Executive Order to protect the health and safety of our customers. • APD Adult Day Training programs are screening visitors for possible exposure to COVID-19 using a visitor |
| questionnaire. The questionnaire is also being used to screen visitors coming into APD Regional Offices.
• Waiver Support Coordinators will interact via technology | |
| AIM Target | AIM Target Programs, an outpatient treatment and drug testing agency and has not changed any hours or days open due to COVID-19. We have maintained strict cleaning protocols and followed all CDC guidelines. |
| All Souls Food Pantry | Reduced hours. Open Wednesday, 9-10:30 a.m. |
| Angel Wings of SW Florida, Inc. | Angel Wings House is postponing admitting new residents until August 15th due to enhanced precautions for Covid. We will accept referrals beginning that date. Please note that clients unable to work or with significant physical or mental medical needs are not eligible.
Qualified clients are single women without dependent children who are seeking to re-enter the workforce and regain independence; not qualified for substance abuse programs; able to pass a background check (no felony charges, no restraining orders by or against); and able to pass drug and COVID screening. Questions and information? Call 239-898-0945. |
| Better Together | We at Better Together are busy as we prepare for an increase in need for our services. We have already seen an increase in calls by 155%! Our programs remain fully operational with precautions. We are ensuring that children are not sick as they are placed with a host family and have not traveled recently. If they are experiencing any symptoms, even if just a runny nose we are requiring that they be seen by Lee telehealth first. We know how important relational support is during this time and so our mentorship referrals are being connected as soon as possible via virtual avenues, such as zoom or phone. We are expecting an increase in need for our hosting program and in preparation for that we are hosting one hour volunteer informational meetings via zoom and following up with an online video training specific to the role of interest. All fingerprints and home-studies are being done one on one. |
| Beyond Barriers | is still open for clients through both in-person and telehealth options |
| Bonita Springs Assistance Office | Pre-bagged food and hygiene items distribution on M & W from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM. Diapers for toddlers/ infants and adult incontinence products are also available. Our lobby |
| remains closed to the public. Financial Assistance applications for rent, mortgage or utilities are available online at: www.bonitaassistance.org Please call or email us with any additional questions. E-mail: info@bonitaassistance.org Phone- 239-992-3034 | |
| Cape Coral Caring Center | The Cape Coral Caring Center is open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9 am to noon, Tuesday and Thursday 8 am to 11am. Our services are for residents of Cape Coral. Prepackaged food bags are given and placed in the trunks of cars. When available fresh produce, meat, eggs, and dairy are distributed. Help with utilities is available by appointment only, please call 239-945-1927, if you are subject to disconnect. |
| Cape Vineyard Community Church | Cape Vineyard Community Church will be doing our Thursday night food pantry and dinner church much differently. We will be going drive-thru instead of inside and sit down. From 4:30-6:30pm guests will be able to drive thru our lines in the parking lot behind our church (the club square parking lot) to register and receive free groceries (open to all, once a month) as well as the Harry Chapin Care & Share groceries (open to those who meet the Harry Chapin requirements, once a month). They will also receive a delicious hot meal to-go style for each person in their household (no restrictions, available each week). We invite anyone and everyone in Lee County who needs assistance to come and receive it here, you do not have to go to this church to receive free groceries.
We have a large homeless population that depends on breakfast here every Sunday. While we are streaming live services on Sunday and not gathering in large groups, those who show up for breakfast will be given to-go meals.
Our office is closed at this time as we are working remotely from home. All correspondence will be responded to. People can request prayer and stay up to date with our services and events by going to capevineyard.com. |
| CASL | CASL has moved. Our new office address is 2229 Unity Ave Suite 1, Ft Myers, FL 33901. Phone & fax remain the same. Due to Covid-19, we are asking clients to call us in advance as we are not allowing walk ins at this time. |
| Catholic Charities | • Bonita Springs Food Distribution: Drive-thru Fridays 9-11 (starting 4/10). Juan Diego Outreach Center, 28360 Beaumont Road. • Fort Myers Food Distribution: Drive-thru Fridays 9-1. Elizabeth Kay Galeana Center, 4235 Michigan Ave. Link. • Mental Health Counseling. Via telehealth or phone. Call (844)385-2404. |
| • All other questions. Call (844)385-2404. | |
| Centennial Park Helping Hands | We are back at Centennial Park, Sundays at 4:30 pm. We are serving prepackaged meals, snacks and drinks and will be set up at the far end of the parking lot. Also, serving lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:00 noon under the bridge |
| Center for Independent Living | Offices are closed to public. Staff still taking calls, responding to emails, and providing information and referral services to new callers. |
| Center for Progress & Excellence | Mobile Crisis Staff will work remotely from home to limit COVID-19 Exposure. Staff members WILL continue to respond to all calls through the Crisis Hotline. Dispatch Department are adding 2 additional questions to the Dispatch questionnaire. 1) Is the client experiencing any cold like/flu like symptoms 2) Has the client traveled outside the US within the past 30 days. All calls to the CPE Office will be transferred to the on-call Crisis Hotline. All staff are to utilize telehealth (Doxy Me) to provide mental health services (therapy sessions, service linkage, mentoring, etc) |
| Centerstone | FACT and CAT teams here in Lee County are still operational and accepting new clients. Clients are still receiving daily med deliveries and face-to-face services as needed with safety precautions in place. Other services are provided via telehealth as able. The front lobby is daily until noon. 24/7 CareLine 941-782-4300 |
| Children’s Advocacy Center of SWFL | Child Protection Team continues to be available to law enforcement and the Department of Children and Families, 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week. • Family Advocacy services are being conducted remotely. • Family Alliance is providing teletherapy to children age 3- 17 who have experienced abuse and/or neglect, witnessed/experienced family violence or a violent crime, or are at risk of abuse and/or neglect. • Court-ordered and non-court ordered Parenting Program are being conducted virtually. Pine Manor summer school has reopened and is operating out of the Pine Manor community center from 9am-5pm Monday through Friday while following all CDC guidelines. • East United Way house on Palm Beach Blvd is still providing food. Staff continue to assist with linking families to resources via phone. |
| City Gate Church Homeless Services | Closed at this time for showers and laundry. |
| Community Cooperative | COMMUNITY CAFÉS To-Go Meals Only |
| · Monday thru Friday, 10:30am-12:00pm 3429 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Fort Myers · Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:00am-8:30 a.m. 100 Chapel Street, Fort Myers Beach · MOBILE FOOD PANTRIES-Pre-bagged groceries while supplies last. Families are required to stay in their cars and get groceries using a drive-thru model to minimize person to person contact. Schedules are on our website. · COMMUNITY MARKET – Fort Myers location Monday thru Friday from 9:00am-12:00pm. Pre- bagged groceries will be available onsite. ID required. · SOCIAL SERVICES 9:00am-12:00pm. Monday thru Friday, as well as afternoon phone appointments. *Masks required to enter Social Services. · MEALS ON WHEELS meal delivery Monday, Wednesday and Friday. | |
| Dr. Piper Center | Offices are closed to the public, volunteers only by appointment. Staff still taking calls, responding to emails, and providing information about services to callers. |
| Florida Rural Legal Services | • All intake and client appointments will be handled by telephone • All meetings will be conducted by teleconference • FRLS notified clients, applicants, and partners it was suspending in person office visits • For existing clients, since there will be no in person meetings, FRLS will make arrangements to drop off documents • FRLS’ pro bono team is working with the private bar on volunteer opportunities to ensure a continuation of services.
FRLS is accepting applications for assistance through telephone intake: Call Toll Free: 1-888-582-3410. If you are a current client and need to reach FRLS staff please call 1-888- 582-3410 |
| Florida Self-Directed Care | At Florida Self-Directed Care (FLSDC)- related to NAMI Collier’s decision to honor social distancing recommendations- we are still functioning, though remotely. We are making an effort to connect with everyone in our program and still accepting inquiries, with the understanding that meetings will not be face to face until further notice, therefore all support and business is being conducted via phone, mail, and email. |
| Fort Myers Rescue Mission | We are opening our facility back up starting Monday Aug. 3rd. People can take showers and the dining room will open |
| at 5 a.m. We will start taking men into the facility that Monday. Once meals & showers resume- Our mealtime is 5 a.m. breakfast, 11:30 a.m. lunch, and 5 p.m. supper. Shower facilities for men and women are 8-5 every day except Sunday. | |
| Frankies Place (outpatient behavioral healthcare facility) | Frankie’s Place is in full operation and we are taking new clients; IOP and OP substance/ co-occurring disorders Mental Health Issues, Anger Management, Batters Intervention Program, Individual Therapy, UA testing available |
| Gladiolus Food Pantry | Gladiolus Food Pantry is distributing pre-packed bags of groceries every Wednesday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. while following CDC guidelines. Clients receive bags including canned goods, dry goods, fresh produce, meat, eggs, bread and pastries when those items are available. |
| Goodwill Industries of SWFL | Community Resource Centers (Job-Links) are open effective May 4th 9:00 am – 4:30 pm at the locations listed below. Appointments and face mask use is strongly encouraged.
Lee County Bonita Springs – United Way House 26820 Old 41 Rd Bonita Springs, FL 34135
Marjorie Reyes Office: 239-357-4024 Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
Lehigh Acres (located inside Goodwill Store) 2825 Lee Blvd. Fort Myers, FL 33971
Amalia Cruz Office: 239-771-1928 Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Palm Beach United Way House/Community Resource Center (located at retail store) 4162 Palm Beach Blvd. Fort Myers, FL 33916. Estrella (Starr) Rodriguez Office: (239) 693-9510, ext. 0 Mon. – Fri., 9:00am – 4:30pm
Charlotte, Hendry, and Collier CRC’s are also opened. |
| Neighborhood Outreach Centers are open at Pine Manor and Charleston Park. See hours listed below.
Fort Myers – Pine Manor 5547 Tenth Ave. Fort Myers, FL 33907
Sharalyn Clark Office: 239-275-5180 Mon – Fri 8:30 am – 4:00 pm Call for Appointment Alva – Charleston Park 2541 Charleston Park Dr Alva, FL 33920
LaShay Russ Office: 239-728-8895 Mon- Fri 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Call for Appointment
MicroEnterprise Institute is accepting applications for individuals interested in learning how to start or grow their own small business. Please call or email Sandra Plazas for more information at 239-995-2106 ext 2304 or SandraPlazas@goodwillswfl.org.
Pathways to Opportunity, our adult day training program, is providing distance learning and providing limited on-site services. For more information please call or email Jessica Tursi at 239-995-2106 ext 2301 or JessicaAvalos@goodwillswfl.org.
Pathways to Work, providing employment services for youth and adults with disabilities is offering both in-person and virtual services by appointment. For more information please call or email Angela Hemstreet at 239-995-2106 ext 2227 or AngelaHemstreet@goodwillswfl.org.
Goodwill SWFL stores are open, please check website for current store hours. Orientation for new staff continues to be postponed.
If you have questions or need more information, please contact Fred Richards, Vice President of Community Support Services at 239-995-2106 ext 2224 or by email at FredRichards@goodwillswfl.org or Tess Benham, Director of Community Support Services at 239-995-2106 ext 2228 or by email at TessBenham@goodwillswfl.org. |
| Grace Works Unlimited | Grace Works Unlimited has stopped all volunteering at this time but we have taken on new ways to serve. Grace Works is collecting any and all in-kind donations from individuals and organizations within the community to give to other nonprofits to meet the needs of their clientele. We are partnering with 12 different nonprofits/organizations and would love to help more if needed. We are working closely with Park Alliance Church in south Fort Myers to hand out bags of groceries to individual families within our area. We also launched a new program, “Cards for Seniors”- where families can make special cards and we deliver to seniors quarantined within facilities. |
| Harry Chapin Food Bank | Harry Chapin Food Bank is open for operations. We are continuing to support agencies in our network as best we can with limited donations and volunteers. As always, we do not serve individuals directly at our facilities. Senior kit distributions are continuing unchanged. Some distribution sites may close, and timing may shift. Clients should check our website for updates. Our mobile pantries are operating normally right now, with adjustments to protect participants from infection. Mobile pantries will transition soon to a drive-thru model distributing kits of shelf-stable items supplemented with fresh food as available. |
| Hearts and Homes | Operational and providing food |
| Hope Clubhouse | Hope Clubhouse continues to provide our mental health community of support virtually through Zoom and is currently accepting new members by referral. |
| Housing Authority City of Fort Myers | The Housing Authority of the City of Fort Myers (HACFM) cares about the wellbeing of our residents, staff, communities and partners and to help combat the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), HACFM has closed our rental offices, HCV office, Community and Supportive Services Office and the Administration Office to the public until further notice.
HACFM continues working diligently to ensure that we provide essential services while following the CDC, Federal Government and the State of Florida’s directives to limit any exposure to COVID-19. HACFM’s Public Housing rental offices, HCV office and Administrative offices are staffed with employees to continue to serve you and help with your needs. Additionally, the Community Supportive Services |
| (CSS) staff are available by phone to assist with connecting families to emergency services for financial coaching, emergency food, utility assistance and employment needs. Please visit the housing authority’s Website at http://www.hacfm.org/web/ and/or the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/housingfortmyers/ for ongoing updates.
We are communicating by phone, email, mail, fax and drop boxes. Our employees are conducting regular business hours from 7:00-5:30 Monday thru Thursday. HACFM will focus on immediate and emergency needs only to include Housing Choice Voucher and Public Housing programs focusing on Interim Recertification for rent reduction to due COVID-19; Move Ins and Move In Inspections; Emergency Work Orders for all Public Housing, NSP Housing and Market Developments. | |
| Human and Veteran Services | Street outreach has resumed. Lobby is closed at this time. Client services will be provided by phone and internet. Applications are online. Drop box at front of building. Emergency financial support for residents affected by Covid 19- call 239-LEE-CARES (239-533-2273) weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Visit LeeFLcares.com |
| Jewish Family and Children Services of Sun Coast | JFCS staff are working remotely.
Coordinated entry and JFCS screening/intakes will be completed by calling Crystal Soto 941-366-2224 ext. 628 or Tim Martin 941-366-2224 ext.626
Clients will be contacted by cellular/telephone or video if client access is available. In person if no other options are available.
JFCS Staff will be attending meetings and trainings by conference calls and webinars if available. |
| Lee County Coalition For A Drug-Free Southwest Florida (Drug Free Lee) | Offering virtual prevention programs and resources to parents and caregivers during Sheltering at Home period, and summer vacation through the Prevention Parents SWFL Facebook Page and Coalition website, www.drugfreeswfl.org |
| Lee County Housing Authority | At LCHA the health and well-being of our staff, residents and business partners is our top priority. To that end, we will make business related decisions in real time based on the health and safety of all involved. We will work closely with federal, state and local health officials, while heeding their |
| recommendations for maintaining a healthy work environment. Out of an abundance of caution, beginning on Tuesday, June 30, 2020, and until otherwise posted, the LCHA will discontinue office hours open to the general public. LCHA staff will telework from home but will maintain normal office hours where they are accessible via email and will return telephone messages daily. | |
| Lee County Housing Development Corporation | Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) National Emergency & for the safety of clients and employees, Walk-in services and face-to-face appointments for Lee County Housing Development Corporation are suspended until further notice. Clients may call 239-275-5105 or email adminasst@leecountyhdc.org for further guidance. |
| LifeCare (SW Florida Location) | Counseling & Coaching – still open for clients in-person, by phone and virtual options. |
| Lifeline Family Center | We are open to the public. No masks are needed. People will need to answer questions regarding symptoms of COVID-19, and if they have been around someone with the virus, etc, before coming into the building. We are performing non-medical ultrasounds for the community the last Tuesday of the month by appointment. Anyone who needs our help can call us in the office Monday- Friday from 9-5 at 239-242-7238. After those hours the crisis hotline number is 239-772-4673(HOPE). |
| Lutheran Services Florida | Lutheran Services Florida CINS/FINS and Oasis Youth Shelter remains fully operational and accepting homeless youth ages 10-17 should the need arise. They will be screened for Covid-19 in order to enter. Staff are working remotely and, in the office, to limit exposure. We continue to have 24/7 screening for services and are utilizing a virtual platforms to provide services to clients. |
| McGregor Clinic | McGregor Clinic will be operating at a reduced staff and client schedule. – Teledoc services and Zoom calls will be utilized to encourage clients to stay home. Soon to be using HIPAA compliant Doxy.me – Case management will be in touch with clients as needed. – McGregor Community Services will be closed until further notice o Free home HIV testing for Florida residents is available via |
| – All clinic entrances will be locked, and clients will only be permitted access with an appointment due to limited PPE. All labs are being drawn offsite until we are able to obtain PPE. – All community gatherings/support groups are postponed for the next four weeks, or until further notice. | |
| Military Outreach Coordinator Florida Covering Kids and Families University of South Florida College of Public Health | We are a project of USF and all our travel for outreach is suspended until further notice. I am working remotely but still sending information electronically about our project, speaking with perspective and current partners by phone and continuing enrollments virtually. |
| Operation Par | We are still open for our normal dosing hours with all our staff and taking new admissions. Limited interactions with patients has been encouraged as we monitor the flow of patient traffic to allow entrance into our buildings in small numbers at a time and our substance abuse counselors have been utilizing telehealth to conduct counseling sessions. Anyone who presents with a temperature or symptoms that raise a concern is not allowed into the building. We have measures in place to assist clients who present to the building with concerning symptoms |
| Providence Family Life Center | Call 239-676-3159 for Rep Payee Services; 55+ housing and Professional Guardian Advocacy. Hours are Monday thru Friday 9am – 4pm |
| RYAN Healing Center | RYAN Healing Center (formerly known in the community as RYAN Hope House) is operational. We currently have residential openings for SUD Women and Mothers with young children on a case by case basis. The hotline is still operational at 1-855-RYAN911. All email inquiries are being directed to jenn@ryanhealingcenter.com. |
| SalusCare | COVID-19 screening is being actively utilized at all of our entry points. We have suspended visitation in residential and acute care programs in order to minimize and mitigate exposure to the virus and we continue to suspend use of our conference space at Evans, Ortiz and Cape Coral locations for after-hours groups. The lion’s share of meetings and scheduled gatherings have been moved to a conference call environment. As previously mentioned, we are identifying ways to temporarily reduce our on-campus foot print to protect the staff that are providing care onsite from exposure, as well as patients. |
| School District of Lee County Homeless Program | Remote Office Hours and Contact Information: 1) Sheena Torres-Nunez, District Homeless Liaison Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM District Cell: (239) 771-4673 2) Yolanda Fernandez, HEP Secretary Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Google Voice: (561) 463-0774
Resources Available to Students/Families:
1) Educational Resources, Food, Hygiene Products, etc.- The HEP does have some resources available to support homeless students during this time. If there is a known need, please contact me. We are working closely with school- based social workers and school-sites to get resources to families as needed.
2) Mobile Hotspot Devices- The School District of Lee County does have a limited amount of mobile hotspots available for families who are unable to afford Internet Access and who do not have access to WIFI. If your agency is working with a family that does need assistance with internet access please feel free to contact me. Student Enrollment:
1) At this time the district has closed the Student Enrollment office and families are being asked to enroll students online. This applies to new students enrolling and returning students. If a family is unable to access the online system to enroll, please have the family contact me. As a school district we are required to immediately enroll students who are identified as being homeless and ensure that they have educational accessibility during this time. |
| St. Martin de Porres | St. Martin is serving dinners in takeout only containers from 3-6 Monday through Friday. They are distributed outside.
Food Pantry Friday 10-noon, is operating outside with only one individual at a time able to select food handled only by volunteers. No more than 5 can stand together. After school classes are not operating. |
| St. Matthew’s House | Monthly Food Pantry May 25 from 1:00 pm til 5:00 pm. This will be at our Fort Myers Miracle Mile Thrift Store @ 3954 Broadway Fort Myers 33901. This is a monthly Food Pantry on the last Monday of each Month |
| St. Matthew’s House thrift stores opening Monday, May 4th. The shelter and food program remain open. They are in need of food donations! | |
| St. Vincent de Paul CARES | The St. Vincent de Paul is fully operational with staff working out of our office located at 3049 Cleveland Avenue, Suite 200, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The main office number is 239-301-5222. The hours of operation at the office are 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Monday thru Friday. Client services are provided via phone as well as in person. We are committed to the health and safety of our clients and staff. For in person client meetings the staff will be wearing masks, clients are requested to do the same. Temperature checks are conducted prior to the start of the meetings. Staff is also attending meetings, trainings and webinars via video conferencing. |
| SWFL Free Pain Clinic | The SWFL Free Pain Clinic is reopening on Tuesday, May 5th. New and existing patients can call 239.308.7107 to schedule an appointment. Appointments will be offered on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from noon until 5 pm at this time. We have offered telehealth appointments with our physician, physical therapist, and counselor during the temporary closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will continue to offer this option to existing patients who prefer not to come in.
The health and safety of our patients, staff, and volunteers is our top priority and all necessary social distancing and sanitizing measures will be taken. Patients will notify staff of their arrival by phone and wait in their vehicles to be called in. Temperatures will be taken at the door, and only a few patients will be allowed into the clinic at a time. Staff, volunteers, and patients will be required to wear masks in the clinic. Treatment areas will be sanitized between patients and the entire facility cleaned and disinfected continuously. |
| The New Beginnings of SWFL | The New Beginnings of SWFL, a program for single moms and their children, has available apartments and is accepting applications and conducting phone and zoom interviews. Unfortunately, we are not an emergency housing program, but if a single mom is in need of a long-term situation providing a safe and supportive environment, resources to |
| assist her in obtaining an education and career, parenting classes, counseling, and more, please give us a call! We can start the process of phone interview, on-line application, zoom interview and then move-in assistance. Our website is www.thenewbeginnings.org and main phone is 239.541.4312. | |
| The Salvation Army | We will be open Tuesdays through Friday for services (FPL Care to Share, Access, other possible financial assistance, and spiritual counseling) in which individuals are able call or come by for assistance. Because we are still practicing social distancing, all service appointments will be by appointment only; however, if we have walk-ins they will be able to schedule an appointment with a Social Service Worker for the next available opening. Below is a more detailed schedule.
Outreach Center Hours of Operation: Tuesdays – Fridays, 9:00am until 3:00pm
Showers: Tuesday: 9:00am – 1:00pm Wednesday: 9:00am – 1:00pm Thursday: 9:00am – 1:00pm Friday: 10:00am – 1:00pm
Food Pantry: Mondays at Lehigh (25 Homestead Rd N, Ste 42) but the schedule is every OTHER Monday starting Monday, June 22, 11 am to 1 pm. Tuesdays: 9am – 11am (or until we run out of food) Center of Hope-2400 Edison Avenue – Drive Thru Thursdays: Mobile
Red Shield Diner (Formerly Known as MWC): Mondays-Fridays 6:30pm – 7:00pm (take out only) |
| Valerie’s House | Valerie’s House Grief Support Programs are continuing amidst the pandemic. Valerie’s House continues to enroll new families daily, providing individual and group grief support for families grieving the death of a loved one. New intakes and both group and individual support sessions are all conducted with a HIPAA complaint safe virtual platform and are offered at no cost. Referrals can email Program Director Amy Strom, LCSW, 239-841-9186 or amy@valerieshouseswfl.org |
| We Care Outreach at White Cross Church 247 Pine Island Road, N. Fort Myers (the same side of street as Walmart | White Cross Church – The Word-We Care Outreach- Free meals continue! Showers available Thursday and Friday – 6:00p.m. |
| Saturday and Sunday- 9:00 a.m. |
