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Give your ZIP code and ask for a nearby food pantry, prepared meals, rent help, or utility assistance. This is a good first step anywhere in Florida.
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Call 211, give your ZIP code, and ask: “Where can I get food today?” Tell them if you need transportation help. Confirm hours before traveling.
Give your ZIP code and ask for a nearby food pantry, prepared meals, rent help, or utility assistance. This is a good first step anywhere in Florida.
A network of pantries and meal programs in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and Monroe. Search for a partner near you.
Additional food distributions. Check the schedule on the day you plan to go; times and locations can change.
Search by location and type of help. For guidance, call 954-518-1857 in Miami-Dade and Broward or 561-659-5070 in Palm Beach.
Find the food bank network for your county if you live elsewhere in Florida.
Florida’s official portal to apply for SNAP, Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA), and other benefits. The agency determines eligibility.
Application options, documents, and follow-up. A SNAP or TCA interview may be required.
Nutrition support for eligible pregnant and postpartum people, infants, and young children. Contact your county health department for an appointment.
The Florida Department of Health explains meal programs when school is out. Check each season’s locations and dates.
The county’s community services include home-delivered and senior-center meals for eligible older adults.
Choose the help you need. Each link goes to the agency or program that handles requests.
Free civil legal services for low-income residents. Ask for an intake review about housing, benefits, or other covered matters.
Apply online or by phone for free civil legal help if you qualify in Broward.
Legal aid programs for eligible residents, including housing and family matters.
If you are homeless or at risk of losing housing in Miami-Dade, call 1-877-994-4357 for guidance.
Assessment for emergency rent, mortgage, or utility help, depending on eligibility and available funds.
Confidential support, safety planning, and referrals to certified local centers. Call 911 if you are in immediate danger.
Search by ZIP code for an HRSA-funded health center. Ask the center about costs and available care.
Apply for medical and dental coverage for children under 19. Cost and eligibility depend on the family.
Call or text 988 for 24-hour support from a trained counselor during an emotional crisis.
Job search, workshops, and training opportunities. Ask which services or scholarships fit your situation.
Help with job search, résumés, workshops, and training options in Broward.
Career guidance, workshops, and training programs in Palm Beach.
School Readiness childcare assistance for eligible families.
Check School Readiness assistance to help pay for childcare.
Check free and reduced fare programs based on income, age, disability, and other conditions.
How to prepare a Reemployment Assistance claim and request payments every two weeks.
Confidential help 24/7 in English, Spanish, and Creole for Miami-Dade and Monroe. You can also text your ZIP code to 898211.
Local guidance for food and other needs.
County entry point for food, rent, utility, and other support. Availability depends on each program.
Check eligibility and available funding for electric-bill assistance.
A Spanish-language guide to extensions, payment arrangements, and unusually high bill investigations.
A 24-hour helpline for food, housing, utilities, health, and other needs.
The county evaluates eligible residents for emergency rent, mortgage, and utility assistance.
Find a partner pantry. Call before visiting to confirm hours and requirements.
Connect with local food, housing, health, and other services.
Community Action lists food support and distribution sites.
Check applications and Community Action service centers.
County housing, utility, employment, and other support.
Find the 211 center serving another Florida county.
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