Linking Youth and Families to Community Resources

Lee County

Community Resource Guide:

Linking Youth and Families to Community Resources

April 2016

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Lee County

Community Resource Guide

Linking Youth and Families to Community Resources

April 2016

This guide is not intended to be exhaustive of all the programs available in Lee County. Historically it has primarily included programs and services that parents and youth can access directly, with a focus on social services. This edition also includes programs that can only be accessed when a youth is in the juvenile justice system. They are noted as such. If you know of a youth program that should be included, please contact us at the address below. The programs listed are provided for information purposes only and inclusion here does not represent an endorsement of the program by the Lee County Sheriff's Office. While every effort has been made to include accurate information, programs change from time to time. Parents are advised to contact programs to ensure the information is current. Please note that there is a fee for services for many of the programs listed. Parents should inquire about any costs when considering a program for their child or family. Compiled by C. Helton.

Lee County Sheriff's Office Juvenile Assessment Center of Lee County

2107 Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Fort Myers, FL 33901-3603

Phone: (239) 258-3450 Website: The most recent edition of this document is available online at .

Alphabetical Listing of Agencies & Programs

A

21st Century C.A.R.E.

1

Abiding Love Lutheran Church

1

The Able Trust Youth Programs

1

Abuse Counseling and Treatment (ACT)

1

Accelerated Learning Solutions

2

Acceleration Middle School

2

Access Center ? see SalusCare

64

ACCESS Sites ? see Department of Children and Families

23

Adult and Career Education/Lee County School District

3

Affordale Home Ownership Foundation, Inc.

3

AFCAAM/Catholic Charities

3

Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA)

3

Agency for Persons With Disabilities

4

AIDS Healthcare Foundation

4

Aim Target Programs, Inc.

4

Al-Anon & Al-Ateen

4

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) - Lee County Area Intergroup

5

All Souls Episcopal Church Food Pantry and Thrift Store

5

Alliance for the Arts

5

Alva United Methodist Food Pantry

5

American Cancer Society

6

American Civil Liberties Union of Florida (ACLU)

6

American Diabetes Association

6

American Lung Association of Florida

6

American Red Cross

7

Americorps ? National Civilian Community Corps

7

AMIkids Southwest Florida

7

Amigos Center (Amigos en Cristo, Inc.)

7

Angel Flight Southeast

8

Anger Class Online

8

Around the Clock Caring

8

Autism Society of Florida

8

B

The Behavioral Health Center

8

Bay Area Youth Services ? see Juvenile Diversion Alternative Program (J-DAP)

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9

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun Coast

9

Birth Defects Research for Children, Inc.

9

Blind Services (Division of), Department of Education

9

Bonita Springs Assistance Office

9

Bonita Springs Lions Club Eye Clinic/Snead Eye Group

10

Boy Scouts of America, S.W. Florida Council

10

Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County

10

Boys Town National Hotline

10

Brain Injury Association of Florida

11

The Bridge Youth Center

11

Bridges ? see Children's Home Society

18

Broadway Community Church

11

C

Caf? of Life

11

Candleligthers of Southwest Florida, Inc.

12

Cape Coral Arts Studio

12

Cape Coral Assembly of God

12

Cape Coral Bootstrap Homeless Ministry

12

Cape Coral Caring Center

13

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