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Capital Area Community Action Agency, created in 1965, is a private nonprofit agency providing services and advocacy to low-income families in Leon, Gadsden, Gulf, Jefferson, Calhoun, Liberty and Franklin.The agency offers various services, such as Head Start Services, child care and development, child nutrition, child mental health services and disabilities services. It also offers a project share program that provides utility payment and direct deposit assistance for customers. Additionally the agency offers various services and programs that include emergency shelter, community services, direct emergency assistance program, weatherization, temporary emergency assistance program and loans for home ownership. Capital Area Community Action Agency also organizes various events, such as masked ball, housing conferences, annual board dinner, celebrity softball game and housing field trip. The agency is headquartered in Tallahassee, Fla.

The Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence, located in Tallahassee, serves as a statewide coalition for Florida's 42 certified domestic violence centers. It provides essential resources, including legal advice referrals and crisis intervention services, to support victims of domestic violence across the state. Dedicated to addressing the needs of survivors, the coalition operates 24/7 and offers services in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, and Creole. By connecting individuals to local domestic violence centers, the coalition plays a crucial role in promoting safety and support for those affected by abuse. Generated from the website

Florida Telecommunications Relay (FTRI) is a non-profit organization based in Tallahassee, FL, that provides amplified telephones to individuals with hearing loss or speech impairments. They offer a variety of specialized phones to meet different levels of hearing loss and have 24 regional distribution centers throughout the state. FTRI aims to improve communication accessibility for individuals in Florida by offering free amplified phones to permanent residents who are certified as having a hearing loss or speech impairment. They also provide assistance through their Florida Relay service, which helps individuals communicate with standard voice telephone users. Generated from the website