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Anchorage Children's Home is a non-profit organization in Panama City, FL that serves, protects, and strengthens children, families, and the community. They offer emergency shelter, transitional living, counseling services, and outreach programs to support abused, abandoned, homeless, and at-risk youth, as well as provide assistance to families in need. With a mission to be an anchor for today's children and strengthen tomorrow's families, Anchorage Children's Home operates various programs such as Hidle House, Bridge Transitional Living, Hannah's Transitional Living, Anchorage Family Counseling, SOAR Care Management, and Street Outreach Recovery Program (SOAR) to ensure the safety, well-being, and self-sufficiency of the individuals they serve.Generated from the website

Anchorage Children's Home, located in Panama City, Fla., provides a wide variety of programs and services to children and their families. The agency serves various communities in Panama City and the surrounding communities, and partners with several community organizations. It is approved by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, and provides various outreach, intervention, and residential and family counseling services. Anchorage Children's Home is also a member of youth servicing agencies, such as Florida Network of Youth and Family Services and Southeastern Network of Youth and Family Services. It also partners with the Independent Living Association, Voices for Children and Florida Coalition for Children.

United Way Emerald Coast is a non-profit organization based in Fort Walton Beach, FL, dedicated to improving the health, education, and financial stability of individuals in Okaloosa and Walton counties. Through partnerships with businesses, non-profits, and community members, they work towards creating a more equitable community where everyone has access to quality education and the opportunity to lead healthy and financially secure lives. With a focus on collaborative efforts, United Way Emerald Coast invests in local, vetted non-profit organizations and internal initiatives to address complex community problems. Their impacts include helping children achieve developmental milestones and grade level standards, impacting over 100,000 lives through funded programs and initiatives, and investing over $1 million in grants to support local organizations. Through volunteer opportunities and support for ALICE households, United Way Emerald Coast strives to build pathways to prosperity and brighter futures for their neighbors.Generated from the website