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A Special Works of St Michael the Archangel Conference
Person to Person Services- Building Self-Sufficiency
Office Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
10:00am - 12:15pm and 01:15pm - 3:00pm
Thursday, 1:00pm - 3:00pm
The St Vincent de Paul Resource Center is dedicated to the coordinated provision of services for homeless persons and those
at risk for homelessness in our community.The Center welcomes all who wish to donate their services and skills to helping others achieve self-sufficiency.
What is the St Vincent de Paul Resource Center?
The SVDP Resource Center is a place where people who are homeless in our community are welcome to come for assistance. Our
staff and volunteers are committed to person-centered professional service, meeting each person where she/he is, in a spirit of cordiality.
All services offered at the Center are based on partnership with other human service providers in the community, and assisting the individual in taking the needed steps toward self-sufficiency.
The Center assists individuals in an initial job search, and reference to community job programs, GED (Graduate Equivalency Diploma) studies, assistance with social security or securing IDs or simply respite from the elements.
The Center also provides a mail drop for participants, hot drinks and sandwiches.
Food, Clothing and a Hug...
a Small Token of God's Love...
Ed Wolfe and Ray Watson deliver food & clothing to Michael & Katie who are homelss & live in the woods
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The Society of St Vincent de Paul
Resource Center
8014 State Road 52
Module 5
Hudson, Florida
on the Campus of
St Michael the Archangel
727 868 8160
727 865 8165 fax
Email the Resource Center Staff
 
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Special Services
Initial Job Search Assistance using the
Internet.
Guidance in applying online for
Government Services, such as "The Florida Access Program."
Information and referral to county programs and resources.
Computer based studies leading to application for the GED (Graduate Equivalency Exam).
Ability to help With doctor's and/or medical advice and/or appropriate treatment.
Mail drop for those who need an address.
Referral to transitional housing for single males.
Hot drink/soup and sandwich
Health Services
PIN Program:
Provides assistance for long term medications to those with limited income and limited or no prescription insurance coverage. Medications are obtained directly from the pharmaceutical companies at no cost. Applicants for the People in Need Prescription Service are requested to call the Center to make an appointment.
RN Consultation:
A volunteer nurse will be available for routine advice on an appointment basis. There is no emergency treatment available at the Center.
Florida Dept of Children & Families:
We are an ACCESS partner for the Department of Children and Families, accepting and processing applications for Food Stamps, Temporary Cash Assistance
& Medicaid.
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