Coordinated Assistance Network, Inc

Family Network on Disabilities (FND) is a Parent Training and Information Center that has been serving families of children with disabilities for over 35 years. The organization is dedicated to providing resources, support, and training to parents, self-advocates, educators, and professionals in the disability community. FND offers a comprehensive Information Hub that curates valuable resources on various topics related to special education and healthcare needs. Their mission is to empower families by understanding their unique challenges and connecting them with the necessary support and information. Generated from the website

Based out of Stillwater, Fla., Eckerd Youth Alternatives has been a provider of youth services for over 35 years. Through some 40 Eckerd programs in eight states, nearly 63,000 youths have passed through an Eckerd program. Eckerd Youth Alternatives operate a camp that was started in 1968 as a place for troubled boys. The institution has developed into a larger multi-state assortment of programs for at-risk/troubled boys and girls. Eckerd Youth Alternatives is a private, nonprofit organization nationally recognized for its programs to help youth. Programs serve boys and girls ages 8-18 who are at risk for or exhibit emotional and behavioral problems at home, school and/or in the community. As a pioneer in therapeutic treatment in outdoor settings, Eckerd Youth Alternatives provides specialized residential treatment and community-based programs for juvenile offenders, early intervention and prevention curriculum in grade schools. The new Transition to Independence program helps foster care youth approaching adulthood.

Dunedin History Museum, Inc. is dedicated to exploring and preserving the rich heritage of Dunedin, Florida, through dynamic exhibits, educational programs, and community events. The museum offers a variety of opportunities for visitors to engage with local history, from guided tours to themed activities that showcase the city's vibrant past. In addition to its exhibitions, the museum houses research collections, oral history projects, and a gift shop featuring local artists. Through membership programs, the museum fosters a community of history enthusiasts eager to support and celebrate Dunedin's legacy. Generated from the website