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    Working together to improve lives.

    • Community Heath Alert
    • What We Do
    • Board of Directors
    • Social Media
    • Monthly Calendar
    • Join our Mailing List
    • Contact Us
    • Past Events
    • Facebook
    • Additional Resources
    • …  
      • Community Heath Alert
      • What We Do
      • Board of Directors
      • Social Media
      • Monthly Calendar
      • Join our Mailing List
      • Contact Us
      • Past Events
      • Facebook
      • Additional Resources
      Submit
      • Community Heath Alert
      • What We Do
      • Board of Directors
      • Social Media
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        • Community Heath Alert

          TCCRC is open and serving patrons, which includes individuals deemed extremely vulnerable to the impacts of Covid-19. To promote community health, practicing social distancing and wearing face coverings (over the nose) is required inside the building at all times. If you do not have a face covering or are unable to wear one, staff will discuss alternative ways to address your needs, such as meeting with you outside (weather-permitting) or by phone. 

          Hours of Operation:

          As a result of the impacts of Covid-19, you may notice changes to our hours of operation, staff availability, and on-site services. You may wish to call before visiting, as many needs may be addressed by phone. If we don't answer, know that we're still here to help; however, we may be assisting another patron or it may be after-hours. Please leave a message and someone will return your call. Our phone number is (352)507-4000.

           
          Current Operating Hours:

          Monday-Thursday, 9:00AM-4:00PM

          Friday, 9:00AM-12:00PM

          This office closes daily for lunch.

          Important Provider Alert:

          DCF lobbies are currently closed; DCF is not currently offering in-person ACCESS CLERK services in the tri-county area. Resource Center staff cannot access your benefits case information, however, they can provide paper ACCESS benefit applications, re-certification forms, and can fax ACCESS-related documentation to DCF on your behalf. The resource center also offers free public computer use (please call ahead to reserve a time) if you prefer to apply online. If you would like to speak to the Department of Children and Families about your case, please call the ACCESS Customer Call Center at #1(850)300-4323. Your ACCESS benefits case is also viewable online at: https://myflfamilies.com/covid19/access.shtml

        • What We Do

          Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. works to improve the health,

          well-being and overall success of local residents.

          Tri-County Community Resource Center

          Our Purpose: To Improve the lives of individuals and families living in the Tri-Counties.

           

          Our Mission: To work in partnership with the public by providing services, resources, and information to benefit the needs of our community.

           

          Our History:

          Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. (TCCR) is a grassroots organization made up of local businesses, agencies, and community members who are dedicated to connecting residents to critical services, resources, and supports, with the ultimate goal of improving the health and well-being of all who live in the tri-counties.

           

          In 2015, as a result of the dedication and hard work of TCCR, in collaboration with area residents, advocacy organizations, local businesses, and community leaders, Tri-County Community Resource Center opened its doors. The Resource Center acts as a one-stop "connecting hub" between those in need and existing community supports. TCCR assists by supporting the daily operations of the Resource Center and by identifying gaps in local services and supports, advocating to make these resources available locally.

           

          Tri-County Community Resource Center currently receives no dedicated state or federal funding. Partnership for Strong Families is a key partner who assists by providing one full-time Resource Center Manager and one part-time administrative support personnel. Additional overhead and programming expenses are sustained through the generosity of community partner donations.

           

          Our Programs and Services:

          A safe haven focused on protecting children, supporting parents, and assisting residents in achieving self-reliance, Tri-County Community Resource Center provides access to an array of on-site services and/or referral assistance, including substance abuse/mental health services, health care referrals, employment assistance, financial literacy programs, and more - all under one roof.

           

          Services and supports at the Resource Center currently include a children's clothing closet, emergency food assistance, Early Learning referrals, child safety education, car seat assistance, parenting supports, children's activities, counseling referrals, health screenings, free internet/computer use, copying/printing/faxing, public housing application assistance, Medicaid/Food Stamps/Cash application and re-certification assistance, nutrition education, cooking classes, rent/utility referral assistance (based on availability/eligibility), rotating job board and job application/resume assistance, and more. Programs and services offered are community-driven are therefore regularly updated and expanded; please consult the monthly calendar for the most up to date programs and supports.

        • Board of Directors

          This group of tri-county residents felt inspired by a call-to-action to join forces and create change in their community. We'll be sharing a little more about each of them in 2021.

          About Our Board

          Tri-County Community Resources, Inc. is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors comprised of a diverse group of community representatives who seek to improve the lives of Tri-County residents. The Board of Directors actively participate in fundraising, operational guidance, and act as ambassadors for Tri-County Community Resource Center.

           

          Executive Board:

          Chair - Leah Gamble; Vice-Chair - Alton "A.D." Goodman; Treasurer - Laura Klock; Secretary - Star Pope

           

          General Board Members:

          Sheryl Brown, Diana Child, Jonathan Lewis, Stacy Merritt, Tammy Boyle

           

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        • Community Impact

          Check out some of the ways we're working in our community. Interested in helping?

          Send us an email (above) and let us know!

          Community Garden
          Little Free Pantry
          Tri-County World's Greatest Baby Shower -
          Summer Sewing Camp
          TCCRC Tea Party
          Kids' Crafts
          TCCRC Spring Fling
          Photos with Santa

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