CDC, Centers for Disease Control

*Scientifically based health and safety information on many diseases and health topics, including issues recently covered in media *CDC's primary source of public health information for general public and health providers *Provides information, but does not diagnose any disease

Services: COVID-19 Control, General Health Education Programs, Infectious Disease Specialty, Medical Information Services, Vaccine Information

CDC, National Prevention Information Network

*National Prevention Information Network (NPIN): reference and referral for information on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted diseases and tuberculosis *Next-generation clearinghouse collecting and disseminating data and materials to support work of prevention organizations and workers internationally, nationally, state and local *Facilitates collaboration in sharing information, resources, published materials, research and trends

Services: HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Medication, HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Medication, Medical Information Services

Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD)

*Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: educates, advocates, and supports research *Health information specialist will provide information by phone or on-line *Many cities have support groups for parents of children with ADHD and/or adults with ADHD *Parent to Parent training program helps parents effectively manage ADHD-related issues and advocate for their child *Training, conferences, on-line webinars, magazine, newsletters

Services: General Health Education Programs, Health/Disability Related Support Groups, Medical Information Services

Coats 4 Kids Drive

*2024 DRIVE RUNS NOV 1ST THRU DEC 30 *Blue Ribbon Cleaners sponsors Coats 4 Kids Drive, promoted during the winter, but coats can be dropped off at any time of year at three Blue Ribbon Cleaners locations: 2107 Capital Circle NE, 32308; 1102 E Lafayette St, 32301; 1660-2 N Monroe St, 32303 *Business hopes to collect at least 2500 new or used coats for needy children in community; coats cleaned for free and given to Dept of Children and Families and some other non-profit organizations to be dispersed to children

Services: Donated Specialty Items

Comcast Internet Essentials

*Low-cost high-speed Internet service for low-income households; current price is $9.

Services: Internet Access/Security

Community Foundation of North Florida

*Foundation for local donors who want their charitable gifts to efficiently serve the community *Local non-profit organizations may apply for grants and assistance with building endowments for the future

Services: Charities/Grantmaking Organizations

Compusat Engineering

*Accepts donated used computers to rehabilitate and donate to children of low-income families, day care centers, and disaster victims

Services: Donated Specialty Items

Copline, An Officer's Lifeline

*24/7 national crisis, suicide and general counseling hotline for any type of law enforcement officer, active or retired, and their families *Answered by retired officers who are vetted and trained in active listening and provide assistance with successful management of various stressors that impact law enforcement officers and their families *All calls are confidential and the caller can trust that their agency will not be informed *Should the caller need further assistance, the peer listener has access to clinical referrals to therapists and programs in the caller's area to further assist with ongoing stressors

Services: General Crisis Intervention Hotlines, Specialized Information and Referral, Suicide Prevention Hotlines

Council on Culture and Arts

*Umbrella agency serving as facilitator and voice for arts and cultural industry in Florida's capital area by providing information and promoting arts and culture to citizens and visitors *Advocate for cultural organizations and acts as funding resource *Calendar of events on website

Services: Arts Centers

Dare To Dream Young Girls Network, Inc

*Provides enrichment for girls and teens ages 6-12 through various workshops, activities, camps, field trips, planned events, tutoring, mentoring, and educational enhancement in before and after school programs *Academics support services for elementary and middle school students including classroom-based strategies where support staff monitor student performance; school-based strategies such as learning labs; after-hours strategies providing after and before school programs for homework, study skills, and mentoring; vacation based strategies including summer camp and bridge programs; and technology assisted strategies offering digital and online learning *Fees for enrichment activities: Youth in Government Program $45 Monthly Dues; Ready to Read Girl Circles $45 Monthly; Field Trips $50 out of town and $25 in town each; Saturday Art Academy $95 for four weekly sessions; Fashion by Design $95 for six Saturday sessions; Cooking classes $35 per session Saturdays *Fees for Academic services: One-on-one tutoring $52 hourly; Full Day (Florida Virtual Academic Support Services) 9.

Services: Camps, Extended Child Care, Tutoring Services, Youth Centers, Youth Enrichment Programs