Florida Bureau of Exceptional Education and Student Services

The Florida College System Foundation, established in 1994, provides student scholarships to Florida's 28 colleges since 1999, supporting the mission of the Florida College System and advancing statewide initiatives in postsecondary higher education. As a 501 c 3 non-profit organization and the official direct support organization for the Florida College System, the Foundation's mission, outlined in Florida Statute 1004.71, focuses on investing in and administering property to benefit the Florida College System institutions, serving as the primary access point to higher education for Floridians.Generated from the website

The Florida Department of Children and Families works in partnership with Florida communities to help ensure the safety, well-being and self-sufficiency for the residents of the state. The department is responsible for the following programs: Adult Services, Child Care Services, Economic Self-sufficiency, Florida Abuse Hotline, Child Welfare and Community-Based Care (CBC), Domestic Violence, Mental Health Services and Children's Substance Abuse Services. The Florida Department of Children and Families plans, administers and delivers most of its services to target groups through the offices in several service districts and administrative zones. It is based in a regional office in Rockledge, Fla.

The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation is a part of the Florida Department of Education. The division specializes in providing rehabilitation programs to people with mental and physical disabilities. It offers independent living and migrant and seasonal farmworker programs. Its migrant and seasonal farmworker program provides maintenance and transportation services to migrants and their families. The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation offers an injured workers program that specializes in rehabilitation and reemployment of Florida's injured workers. The division also operates crisis intervention and early referral programs. In addition, it organizes conferences, seminars and workshops. The division employs more than 1,000 staff members and maintains over 100 field offices in various cities throughout Florida. The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation is headquartered in Tallahassee, Fla.