Community Partners

Agencies

Description of Contracted Services

Agency Contact Information

Website

Cancer Alliance of
Help & Hope

Cancer support services - Provide services to cancer patients to lessen hospitalization, expediting access to medical care, testing and appointments, transportation, supplemental nutrition (food), cancer specific health & wellness items (packages).

(561) 748-7227

Caridad Center

Specialty health care services and Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) - Specialty health care services (breast surgeon, psychiatry, cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology, ENT, gastrointestinal, nephrology, neurology, hematology, ophthalmology, podiatry, pulmonology, urology, gynecology, orthopedics), advanced diagnostic test, medications, and access/refer to services related to Social Determinants of Health

(561) 737-6336

Catholic Charites -
Diocese of Palm Beach

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) - Certified instructors provide a curriculum for adult and children. MHFA course objective is to increase knowledge of the signs, symptoms and risk factors of mental illness. Behavioral Health- Counseling services include individual & group sessions to address relationship discord, child and family dynamics, depression, anxiety, grief/loss and social isolation.

(844) 848-6777

Center for
Child Counseling

Behavioral Health with direct services like individual, family and group therapy including crisis stabilization for adult and pediatric residents of PB County. CFCC Institute for Clinical Training provides education and workshops focusing on community education to promote early identification of mental and behavioral health needs for children. The Trainings are for parents, caregivers, professional and the community to effectively buffer the effects of toxic stress in children related to ACEs.

(561) 244-9499

Mental Health and/or Substance Abuse Counseling - provide therapeutic services for individuals, couples, families, and children, Psychiatric evaluations and medication management on an outpatient basis to PB County residents.

(561) 616-1222

Center for Trauma Counseling

Mental Health Counseling - Provide therapies for those who suffer from various forms of trauma, abuse, depression, suicidal tendencies and post traumatic stress disorder. Also provide educational trainings to the community to increase awareness and identify mental and behavioral conditions.

(561) 444-3914

Clinics Can Help

Durable Medical Equipment (DME) services to PBC residents.

(561) 640-2995

Community Health Center
of West Palm Beach

Vision, Mental Health Services, Chronic Disease Management Clinic, Specialty Services and Navigation - Vision services include a full range of optometry services like routine eye exams, eye disease checks, prescription services and eyeglasses. Mental Health services offered twice weekly including mental health screenings, assistance finding follow-up services and consultations with a volunteer psychiatrist. Chronic Disease Management Clinic is open 3 days a week providing support, education and care for hypertension, diabetes and other chronic diseases. Specialty services including pulmonologist, urologist and women's health (by appointment). Navigation to other community services.

(561) 840-8681

Diabetes Coalition
of Palm Beach County

Diabetes Prevention and Management - by using risk assessment screenings, care coordination, referrals and linkages, education and resources, offering diabetes prevention and self-management program and training.

info@diabetescoalitionpbc.org

Navigation - Community Resource Educators (Navigators) will assist residents with applying for benefits (medical, SNAP (food stamps), etc.). Cooking Matters Nutrition Education will teach residents how to eat healthy for less and to prepare healthy meals with a low budget. Medical Interpreter Training is a training for bilingual individuals interested in medical or community interpreting targeting providers in the Glades area and Coastal PB County.

(561) 996-3310

Behavioral Health Services for adult and children - to include individual, group and family therapy. In addition, Targeted Outreach for Pregnant Women (TOPWA) is an innovative outreach program for pregnant women at risk of HIV, HIV positive and/or pregnant substance abusing women and in need of prenatal care, medical care and support.

(561) 721-2887

Food Services - provide weekly deliveries to seniors and disabled clients and their families with a variety foods like meats, vegetables, fruit, milk, cheese, bread, and canned goods.

(561) 398-0566

Circle of Moms program provides support to the maternal mental health needs of pregnant and postpartum women. Pregnancy Centering program model is a patient centering prenatal care in a group setting.

(561) 996-9274 Belle Glade (561) 665-4545 res 1-888-414-4642

Legal Services for Medical Assistance - Services address the vital need to improve health and well-being of low-income and other vulnerable populations by resolving unmet legal needs and removing legal barriers that impede access to care.

(561) 655-8944

1-800-403-9353

Food services - “Healthy Food Prescriptions” program for diabetic patients provides nutrition and education intervention services such as nutrition education, cooking classes (in person or virtual), medically tailored groceries picked up or shipped to homes biweekly, culturally relevant tasting and recipes, glucometers and blood tests to empower clients to improve health outcomes using food as medicine.

(561)400-2712

CARE Team provides health support and coordination services to homeless individuals and families, an integrated health care and coordination program. The CARE Team provides services such as psychiatric treatment, psychoeducational groups/psychotherapy groups and individual sessions, health care coordination, case management, peer support and a “warm” linkage to primary health services, treatment follow through, transportation to health appointments, preventative health education and other health promotion services (SOAR) to The Lord’s Place most vulnerable clients.

(561) 494-0125

Mental health services such as outreach (to the homeless population of the county), assessment (screening to assess mental illness in adults & children/assess individuals experiencing homeless and develop care plan) navigation (mental health helpline operator listens and links to resources), care coordination (creates individualized care plan for the homeless), counseling with a Clinical Psychologist (Ph.D.) or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), medication management with a Clinical Pharmacist (PharmD) and Certified Peer Specialist services (peer support in groups and one on one settings).

(561) 832-3755

(561) 801-4357 Helpline

Social Determinates of Health (SDOH) - Provide health outreach, awareness and referral services to the at risk population of Palm Beach County.

(561) 203-7511

Peer Mentoring - Work with individuals living with mental illness who have no support. The peer support specialist (mentor) will connect individuals with community resources that assists with social connectedness and support network.

(561) 588-3477

Project Access- provides care coordination services for specialty medical care. The Project Access team screens, navigates and enrolls for services through the ACA Marketplace, Medicaid, Health Care District, and Project Access Direct Care. Voluntary health providers will provide care through office visits, laboratory testing, diagnostic imaging and hospital care for patient enrolled in the Project Access Direct Care. Connect patients to community resources to address social determinants of health.

(561) 433-3940

CHAMPS -Community Health Advocates for Maternity, Parents and Surrogates program (CHAMPS) provides a curriculum on 5 major areas for healthy birth out comes (prenatal care, safe sleep, breastfeeding, domestic violence, benefits of father/male involvement). The weekly sessions has a total of 10 hours in the series. The CHAMPS program goal is to reduce infant mortality in Palm Beach County.

(561) 833-3113