King Solomon Foundation

Commonsense Childbirth is a non-profit organization founded in 1998 by Jennie Joseph, dedicated to improving birth experiences and outcomes for women and families. They offer a range of services, including prenatal care, birth center delivery, and midwifery education, with a focus on providing safe, quality care to all, regardless of financial circumstances. With a mission to inspire change in maternal child health care systems, Commonsense Childbirth aims to re-empower birthing mothers, fathers, families, and communities by supporting healthcare providers and agencies. They offer training and certification programs for healthcare professionals, as well as deploy perinatal teams to areas with critical maternal health care shortages, ensuring access to quality care for at-risk populations.Generated from the website

Deaf and Hearing Services of Lake and Sumter Counties is dedicated to providing essential support to the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. Their offerings include ASL interpreting, community outreach, and access to free amplified telephones through the FTRI program. With a team of seasoned professionals, the organization aims to enhance communication access and promote awareness through educational events and advocacy. Their commitment to quality service is evident in positive testimonials from clients who have benefited from their assistance and expertise. Generated from the website