Resources

A curated list of partner resources and links

Homeless Services

Showers:

Showered & Empowered Upcoming Events 

1st Tuesday of each month: Florida Dream Center: 4017 56th Ave North, St. Petersburg

2nd Friday of each month: Daystar Life Center: 1055 28th St South, St Petersburg

4th Wednesday of each month: 1st United Methodist Church: 212 3rd Street North, St Petersburg

3rd Wednesday of each month: 1st United Methodist Church: 9025 49th St North, Pinellas Park

4th Thursday of each month: Sacred Heart Church: 4661 82nd Ave North, Pinellas Park

 

St. Vincent de Paul – CARES Center

Phone Number: 727- 823-2516

Location: 401 15th St North, St Petersburg

Showers are available on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.

 

St. Vincent de Paul Community Kitchen & Resource Center

Phone Number: 727 441-3790

Location: 1345 Park Street. Clearwater

Showers with soap and towels: Laundry facilities also available (Mon-Fri 7am-9:30am)

 


Shelters:

 

  • Pinellas Hope – Catholic Charities, Phone: (727) 556-6397
  • Safe Harbor  – 14840 49th St N, Clearwater, FL 33762

If you are a family in need  of shelter, please contact 211 to go through the Family Services Initiative.


Clothes:

 

Florida Dream Center

727-851-9074

4017 56th Ave. N, St. Petersburg

Services: Emergency food boxes, clothing, and hygiene items for walk-ins. Case management available. Tues – Fri, 9am – 12pm

 

Mercy Keepers

727-823-8795

2021 9th Ave. S, St. Petersburg

Services: Food and clothing distributed to low-income Pinellas County residents. Tues and Thurs, 10am – 1:00

 

Northside Baptist Church

727-329-9179

6000 38th Ave. N, St. Peterburg

Services: Clothing for food pantry guests. ID required for adults, birth certificate for children. Weds 6pm – 8pm and Fri 10am – 12pm

 

People That Love Mission

727-820-0775

817 5th Ave. N, St. Petersburg

Services: Nonperishable food; rummage table with clothing; brown bag lunches daily; bread, cakes as available. Must bring ID and proof of dependents. Mon – Fri, 10:45am – 2pm

 

Clothes To Kids

727-441-5050

1059 N Hercules Ave., Clearwater

2168 34th St. S, St. Petersburg

Services: Clothing (including uniforms) for Pinellas low-income or in-crisis kids (grades K-12) with proof of eligibility. Clothing pickup twice/year max. Call or go online for appointment: www.ClothesToKids.org

 

Daystar Life Center

727-825-0442

1055 28th St. S, St. Petersburg

Services: Emergency and monthly distributions of food, produce, personal hygiene items, and clothes

 

Bay Area Pregnancy Center

727-200-9166

4000 43rd St. N, St. Petersburg

Services: Appointment required. Help with clothing for infants and children up to 5 years old Clients can access maternity clothes.

 

Society of St. Vincent de Paul South Pinellas

844-727-4673

384 15th St. N, St. Petersburg

Services: Food and clothing vouchers; may help with utilities. Weds and Fri, 9:30am – 11:30am

 

Unitarian Universalist Church of St. Petersburg

100 Mirror Lake Dr. N, St. Petersburg

Services: Clothing, hygiene items, and various necessities Fri at 5PM.

 

Salvation Army – St. Petersburg

727-822-4954 ext. 221

1400 4th St. S, St. Petersburg

Services: Food pantry for families and individuals with ID and proof of address. Clothing voucher once/6 months with ID. Mon – Fri 9:30am – 11:30am.

 

 


Health Care:

Pinellas county Health Care for the Homeless Program


 

The team at Study.com recognizes that students experiencing homelessness might have questions about applying for and attending college that might be difficult to find answers to. That’s why we have recently developed a comprehensive college guide for students experiencing homelessness. Our goal is to inform them about critical information regarding their college education and share different resources that will help set them up for success. Our College Guide for Students Experiencing Homelessness offers in-depth information in several areas, including:

  • A guide to the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act and the Homeless Bill of Rights
  • A comprehensive list of resources for housing help, essentials assistance, health assistance, community support, and academic support
  • Information regarding FAFSA and scholarships available to students experiencing homelessness
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