FL DOH, Taylor, WIC

*Women, Infants, and Children nutrition program *Supplementary food program for pregnant women, nursing mothers, infants, and children up to age 5 *Nutrition counseling *Breastfeeding support and consultation *Car seats are available for a fee of $10 to individuals that qualify and attend a car seat safety program *Appointments required for WIC

Services: Breastfeeding Support Programs, Child Passenger Safety Seats, Community Clinics, Formula/Baby Food, WIC

FL DOH, Wakulla, FP Waiver

*Applications now done through DCF Access Florida *Medicaid Family Planning Waiver (aka Family Planning Medicaid for Today's Woman) *Special Medicaid waiver extending for up to two years Medicaid coverage for women ages 14-55 who have lost full Medicaid coverage *Limited to annual physical exams and pap tests, pregnancy tests, and all forms of birth control including outpatient tubal ligations *Covers STD and colposcopy services if performed within six weeks of the physical exam *Women with a recent pregnancy automatically enrolled in the program for first year of coverage, must re-apply for second year *Women with Medicaid Share of Cost (Medically Needy) may have Medicaid FP Waiver at the same time

Services: Birth Control, Community Clinics, Medicaid

FL DOH, Wakulla, Maternal/Infant Services

*Pregnancy testing, PEPW, family planning, Healthy Start and Healthy Families available *TMH Family Medicine Residency prenatal care outreach once per week at DOH *Pregnant women may apply for PEPW at the DOH even if seeking prenatal care elsewhere *Pregnant women not Medicaid eligible referred to North Florida Medical in Panacea *Pediatric care is limited to free immunizations

Services: Birth Control, Community Clinics, Immunizations, Medicaid, Pregnancy Testing, Prenatal Care

FL DOH, Wakulla, WIC

*Supplementary food program for pregnant women, nursing mothers, infants, and children up to age 5 *Nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support and consultation

Services: Breastfeeding Support Programs, Community Clinics, Formula/Baby Food, WIC

Florida Agency for Persons with Disabilities, NW Region, Field 2 Office

*Serves people with the following designated disabilities: intellectual disabilities, spina bifida, autism, cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, Prader-Willi Syndrome, Phelan-McDermid syndrome and children age 3-5 who are at a high risk of a developmental disability *Assists persons with the designated developmental disabilities in living, learning, and working in their communities through local resources and case management *Identifies needs for support and services, including supported living, supported employment, transportation and personal supports

Services: Case/Care Management, Health/Disability Related Counseling, Home/Community Based Developmental Disabilities Programs, Job Finding Assistance

Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association (FADAA)

*Non-profit, membership organization representing community-based substance abuse treatment and prevention agencies throughout Florida *Advancing addiction treatment, prevention and research through public policy leadership, communications and professional development for service providers *Resource Center open to professionals and public with information on substance abuse and related topics *Acts as clearing house, does not provide treatment *Provides Information only to the public, not referrals (Other services are for workers in the substance abuse area)

Services: Professional Skills Development Support

Florida Dept of Health, WIC Program

*Women, Infants, and Children nutrition program *Supplementary food program for pregnant women, nursing mothers, infants, and children up to age 5 *Nutrition counseling *Breastfeeding support and consultation *The toll free number provides information about the WIC program, refers clients to local WIC offices, and handles complaints about WIC services *The WIC website has an online pre-screening tool that can be used to see if a person might be eligible for WIC *Persons do not have to use this pre-screening tool to qualify *For those interested, there are two ways to get to the pre-screening tool: *Go to http://www.

Services: Breastfeeding Support Programs, Formula/Baby Food, WIC

Florida KidCare

*Offers either free or affordable, low-cost health insurance for eligible, uninsured children birth through age 18 (coverage ends when child turns 19) *In some cases there may be no charge, or may pay as little as $15 or $20 per month for all children in the family; there is a full pay option for ages 1-18 for eligible households with higher incomes *Covered services: doctor visits, immunizations, dental care, prescriptions, hospital, surgery, vision and hearing care, mental health, preexisting conditions *Four possible programs under the umbrella of Florida Kidcare: Medicaid for ages birth-18, Children's Medical Services (CMS) for ages birth to 18 with special healthcare needs, MediKids for ages 1-4, Florida Healthy Kids for ages 5-18 *KidCare will determine which program child may be eligible for based on age, family income and any special health care needs (Note that either Medicaid or CMS are the only possibilities for ages birth to 1 year old) *Lawfully residing immigrant children may be eligible, and their parents immigration status will not be asked *A child who is a member of a federally recognized America Indian or Alaskan Native tribe may qualify for no-cost *For more information, visit and apply online at www.

Services: Children's State/Local Health Insurance Programs, Health Insurance/Dental Coverage

Florida Legal Services, Connecting Kids to Coverage

*Helps eligible families, children, and pregnant women enroll in Florida's KidCare and family-related Medicaid programs.

Services: Health Insurance/Dental Coverage, Medicaid

Florida National Guard, Family Assistance Centers

*Eight Family Assistance Centers around Florida offer practical assistance and emotional support for families and/or persons in the Florida National Guard or any branch of the military; including veterans *Services include sessions to help prepare for deployment, establishing a family care plan, relocation assistance, financial planning, explaining health benefits, and information and referrals to government and other agencies that interact with the military on family and quality of life issues *Emergency financial assistance when funds are available, most often granted to spouses of deployed service members for unexpected emergencies *Gold Star Program for families who have lost a loved one during active duty, provides emotional support and referrals to support groups, spiritual resources, bereavement and financial counselors, along with guidance to additional survivor resources

Services: Bereavement and Grief Counseling, Emergency Funds, General Bereavement and Grief Support Groups, Military Family Service/Support Centers, Social Services for Military Personnel, Veteran Benefits Assistance, Veteran/Military Health Insurance