Osceola County is an evolving and growing community with endless assets and opportunity. Whether you are seeking vital resources that offer pathways to change or want to be better connected to the community you call home, the Community Resource Guide is a useful tool in sharing what Osceola has to offer. We hope this guide serves as a helpful tool for fostering connections and supporting your journey in our dynamic community.
Offers before/after school programs, youth clubs, and offers community service hours for high school students
Assists & empowers individuals towards self-sufficiency
Clothes, food, personal hygiene items, and spiritual counseling
Clothes, food, personal hygiene items, and spiritual counseling
Public Transportation, Transportation for Elderly and Disabled
Evaluations, counseling, nationwide approved online courses, and education programs
English Courses (ESOL) / High School Diploma Courses (GED) / Adult Basic Education (ABE) / Adult High School (AHS) / Integrated Education and Training (IET)
Provides education and support to all those facing Alzheimer’s and other dementias
Assists veterans in navigating VA or other benefits
Substance abuse, mental health counseling, drug treatment, and evaluation services
Services to children, adolescents, and young adults who are at risk of out-of-home placement due to mental health or substance abuse disorders
High-speed rail service between Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and Orlando
Developmental and academic opportunities through STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) and arts
Parking Available in Lot G
Main Line/Financial Assistance: (407) 658-1818
Immigration Legal Services: (407) 658-0110
Comprehensive Refugee Services: (407) 277-1938
Financial Assistance. Family Stability Program. Food Assistance. Healthcare. Behavioral Health Services. Medical & Dental Clinics. Immigrants & Refugees
Main Line/Financial Assistance: (407) 658-1818
Immigration Legal Services: (407) 658-0110
Comprehensive Refugee Services: (407) 277-1938
Financial Assistance. Family Stability Program. Food Assistance. Healthcare. Behavioral Health Services. Medical & Dental Clinics. Immigrants & Refugees
Assists with adoption, food bank, emergency services, homeless and transitional services, health services, senior housing programs, refugee services, financial assistance, and other miscellaneous services
Providing and supporting programs
Deaf and Hard of Hearing dial 711 for Telecommunications Relay. Provides advocacy, information & referral, independent living skills, peer support & mentoring, and transition services
Services to children and non-offending family members that are victims of child sexual and physical abuse
Counseling for child sexual abuse survivors and their non-offending family members
Counseling services
Provides financial assistance, food, employment services, housing referrals, mentoring, and guidance to aid individuals and families in achieving self-sufficiency
Aids and professional counseling services for youth and their families
COMMISSIONER (SEAT 1)
Noel Ortiz
E-mail: noel.ortiz@kissimmee.gov
MAYOR PRO-TEM ANGELA EADY (SEAT 2)
Angela Eady
E-mail: angela.Eady@kissimmee.gov
COMMISSIONER (SEAT 3)
Carlos Alvarez III
E-mail: carlos.alvarez@kissimmee.gov
COMMISSIONER (SEAT 4)
Janette Martinez
E-mail: janette.martinez@kissimmee.gov
MAYOR (SEAT 5)
Mayor Jackie Espinosa
E-mail: jackie.espinosa@kissimmee.gov
CITY OF ST. CLOUD OFFICIALS
1300 9th Street, Building A, 3rd Level, St. Cloud, FL34769
MAYOR (SEAT 1)
Chris Robertson
E-mail: chris.robertson@stcloudfl.gov
COUNCIL MEMBER (SEAT 2)
Jennifer A. Paul
E-mail: jennifer.paul@stcloudfl.gov
DEPUTY MAYOR (SEAT 3)
Kolby Urban
E-mail: kolby.urban@stcloudfl.gov
COUNCIL MEMBER (SEAT 4)
Ken Gilbert
E-mail: ken.gilbert@stcloudfl.gov
COUNCIL MEMBER (SEAT 5)
Shawn Fletcher
E-mail: shawn.fletcher@stcloudfl.gov
CITY CLERK
Ivy De La Cruz
E-mail: ivy.delacruz@stcloudfl.gov
CITY MANAGER
Veronica Miller
E-mail: CityManager@stcloudfl.gov
Parent Education Courses, Anger Management Courses, Family and Individual Counseling, Mental Health Assessments, Comprehensive Behavioral Health Assessments
Provides housing, community, education, employment, parenting, and spiritual support and walk-in services to youth experiencing homelessness
Offers free extractions/fillings to uninsured adults who are less than 200% of federal poverty level
Abuse Hotline allegations of abuse, neglect, and/or exploitation for all children and vulnerable
Services and information on senior services and programs
Clinical, therapeutic, educational, and employment programs and services
Keep your business information up to date in our Resource Guide Directory. To make changes or submit updates, contact Sue Ring at sring@theosceolachamber.com.
The Build Back Better Regional Challenge is helping Osceola County strengthen its economy, create jobs, and support innovation through forward-thinking community investments. Funded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA), this initiative is designed to drive inclusive growth and prepare our region for the future.
One of the most exciting outcomes of this investment is NeoCity, a 500-acre technology campus that is positioning Osceola County as a leader in advanced manufacturing, microelectronics, and smart sensor innovation. NeoCity represents how Build Back Better funding turns vision into reality, fueling opportunity from research to real-world application.
How Build Back Better Impacts Our Community
Learn more about ongoing projects and opportunities at NeoCityFL.com and discover how Build Back Better is shaping the future of Osceola County.
