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Tallahassee Lions Club

*Service club that collects, recycles, and donates eyeglasses and hearing aids for those in need *Other services: testing and help for macular degeneration, cataract surgery, dogs for visually impaired persons, dogs for hearing impaired persons, and eye and tissue banks *Collects used printer cartridges, collects old cell phones, sells broom and mops to fund services *Lunch meetings held at Elks Lodge, 276 Magnolia Dr, Tallahassee

Services: Donated Specialty Items, Hearing Augmentation Aids, Service Clubs, Visual/Reading Aids

276 N Magnolia Dr

Tallahassee, FL 32304

(630) 571-5466

Taylor County Board of County Commissioners

*Five elected members form Commission board; performs legislative, budgetary and policy-making functions *Taylor County Board of County Commissioners meets the first Monday and the third Tuesday of each month unless otherwise scheduled; Meetings in BCC Administrative Room, 201 E Green Street, Perry *County Administrator, under direction of BCC, carries out directions, laws and policies of board

Services: Public Officials Offices

201 E Green St

Perry, FL 32347

(850) 838-3500

Team RWB (Red, White & Blue)

*Promotes the connection of communities with civilians and veterans through physical and social activities and assists veterans transition to life after military service *Local chapters with weekly events, check the website for more details *Membership available to veterans and civilians

Services: Exercise Classes/Groups, Leisure Activities/Recreation, Veteran Membership Organizations

(850) 443-8882

Trans Lifeline

*Hotline staffed by transgender volunteers for transgender people experiencing a crisis, including people struggling with gender identity offering information on transition related health care or support groups in the area and able to assist with covering the costs for non-cisgender people to update the following documents: passport, driver’s license, state ID, court order name change, immigration documents, and tribal IDs when funding is available *Will call emergency services only with expressed consent *Family & Friends Line provides peer support for friends, partners, family members and professionals supporting trans loved ones and community members

Services: Gender Identity Counseling, LGBTQ2+ Advocacy Groups, LGBTQ2+ Helplines, LGBTQ2+ Support Groups, Specialized Information and Referral

548 Market St., PMB 15337

San Francisco, CA 94104

(877) 565-8860

United Partners for Human Services

*Coalition of non-profit human service agencies and supportive partners working together to improve the human services delivery system in the Big Bend Area *Eligible organizations must be a 501(c)(3) organization and directly provide health or human services *Affiliated agencies may offer other than direct services or be out of the area *Supportive members may be for-profits or individuals *UPHS provides a unified voice for human service agencies in the community with a membership of over 130 agencies, associations and companies *Members meet several times each year to discuss important issues facing not-for-profits and human service providers

Services: Planning/Coordinating/Advisory Groups

2477 Tim Gamble PL, Ste 200

Tallahassee, FL 32308

(850) 518-6092

US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Tampa Field Office

*Takes complaints and enforces federal laws against job discrimination involving civil rights (race, color, religion, sex, or national origin), pregnancy, equal pay for men and women, individuals age 40 or over, and qualified persons with disabilities *Can assess monetary damages in intentional discrimination *Offers active case mediation, small business information, training and outreach *A charge must be filed within 180 days of the occurrence, or 300 days in certain cases

Services: Disability Rights Groups, Discrimination Assistance

501 E Polk St, Ste 1000

Tampa, FL 33602

(800) 669-4000

VFW National Home for Children

*National Home is located in Eaton Rapids, MI; families may live up to four years in the community with free housing and daycare *Community is open to the families of active-duty military personnel, veterans and relatives of VFW and VFW Auxiliary members.

Services: Family Preservation Programs, Veteran Homes, Veteran Membership Organizations

3573 South Waverly Rd

Eaton Rapids, MI 48827

(800) 313-4200

Vietnam Veterans of America, Big Bend Chapter 96

*Veterans service organization focusing on veterans who have served in Vietnam, but will help any vet in need of support *A community of fellowship with veterans who share experiences, needs and hopes for the future, they do not directly offer *Meetings held at 241 Lake Ella Drive (AKA The Hootch) on third Thursday of each month at 6:30pm (Next door to the american legion) *Some other agencies resources: Agent Orange, The Mesothelioma Center, Tallahassee Vietnam Memorial, Vet Events Tally, Veteran Aid, Veteran Benefits, Vietnam, Veterans of America and Vietnam War Websources

Services: Veteran Membership Organizations

241 Lake Ella Dr

Tallahassee, FL 32303

(850) 212-2587

Wakulla County Board of Commissioners

*Board of five elected commissioners representing five districts, four-year terms; must reside in district *Responsible for establishing policies and procedures for operating county government *Appoints County Administrator: chief executive responsible for implementing policies set by Board and day-to-day operations *Departments and divisions report to County Administrator *County Attorney appointed by Board to serve as legal advisor

Services: Planning/Coordinating/Advisory Groups

3093 Crawfordville Hwy

Crawfordville, FL 32327

(850) 926-0919

Wakulla County Clerk of the Circuit Court

*Clerk duties pertaining to the public include jury management, collecting and disbursing traffic fines, court costs, forfeitures, fees, service charges, alimony and child support, victim restitution, and certain moneys to be held in trusts, small claims paperwork, protective injunctions paperwork, issues process serving documents, marraige licenses, tax/deed documents, evictions and passports *Most forms available on website

Services: Birth Certificates, Child Support Assistance/Enforcement, Court Filing Offices, Domestic Violence Protective/Restraining Orders, Public Officials Offices, Records/Licenses/Permits

3056 Crawfordville Hwy

Crawfordville, FL 32327

(850) 926-0905

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