Provide comprehensive child welfare services to children who are victims of abuse and neglect. Their efforts aim to protect local children from harm and assist in establishing safe and permanent homes—whether with their own families, partner families, or adoptive parents.

Serves children and families experiencing abuse, neglect, behavioral health, and substance abuse issues.

Free early childhood (birth to five) education and health services for : low income families, pregnant women, children with a diagnosed disability regardless of family income.

Dedicated to supporting underserved children and families in Northeast and Central Florida and aims to create opportunities for children to achieve their full potential. They work with children from birth to age 5, which are critical years for cognitive development.

A Interface Youth Program that operates three shelters for runaway, truant and troubled youth. These shelters act as crisis stabilization centers where kids and their parents can take a break from one another and begin working on family issues. Interface provides shelter, a safe environment, food, clothing and counseling to each child. Services are available 24 hours a day.