Information and Crisis Services.
Free, around-the-clock information, referral, crisis counseling and suicide prevention services.

• Family Consultant Program. Provides health care support system designed to provide case management, crisis intervention and assistance to Alzheimer's patients, their families and caregivers.
• Specialized Day Care. Provides Alzheimer's day care in a setting that is therapeutic, socially stimulating and medically appropriate.

Disaster Preparation & Relief.

• Prepares people to reduce the effects of disaster through community education and provides disaster relief to victims who have emergency needs such as food, clothing, shelter, furniture, and medical needs. 
• Prepares a communication link between the local family and the serviceman when an emergency arises and to provide emergency financial assistance for transportation or other emergencies and provide emergency utility assistance for civilians to avoid power shut off. 
• Provides regularly free blood pressure screens and forms for adults and maintains a history on each.

Community Inclusion & Awareness Program. Enables the consumers of ARC to participate in many activities within their community that they may not have been able to do without the proper supports. Program provides the necessary teaching and support to empower individual to be active participants in their community.

Little Moments Big Magic. Provides supervised volunteer mentors to at-risk children.

Youth Development. Provides boys with structured programs to teach them character development, citizenship, etc.

Learning Center Program. Through structured after-school and summer activities, helps youth increase their educational abilities, improve their attitude toward learning, and resist early use and involvement with drugs, alcohol and sexual behavior.

4-C’s Club and Dress for Success. Provides clothing to children of low-income families or those in need of clothing because of a disaster or domestic violence.

Clinical Counseling. Provides professional counseling on a sliding fee scale to help low-income individuals and families in need.

Emergency Medical. Provides referral, follow-up and payment to medical providers, pharmacies and medical supply companies for emergency treatment of children 0-21 in Martin County who have no insurance.

Transitional Living. Provides aftercare services for youth who age out of the foster care system on their 18th birthday. Young adults ages 18-23 receive case management services, life skills training and temporary housing in order to promote independence and prevent homelessness.

CARP provides outpatient treatment services to adults and youth, ages 13 and older.

• Adult Day Health Care. Offers a range of therapeutic, social and health care services.
• Indiantown Senior Center. Provides a protective, nurturing and fun environment.

CROS Ministries

The Christians Reaching Out to Society (CROS) Indiantown Outreach Center offers residents of western Martin County the opportunity to receive emergency food, government commodities and clothing, using volunteers who understand the culture and languages of the client families. 

Individuals with Hearing Loss. Provides services to help individuals with hearing loss overcome barriers and participate fully in society.

• Hayslyp Residential Center. An accredited co-ed adolescent substance abuse treatment program that lasts between four to seven months.
• Outpatient Program. Treatment provides a therapeutic and educational environment, designed to improve the function or prevent further deterioration of adolescents with substance abuse problems.

Early Intervention Program. Child care designed to ensure an age-appropriate stimulation, including socialization and transition toward school readiness.

Medical Treatment. Provides affordable health-related services to help patients with epilepsy manage their condition and improve their quality of life.

Safe Families. Home-based parent education and support designed to prevent child abuse and neglect and help families remain intact.

Outreach & Education. Helps children achieve healthy growth and development by promoting responsible fatherhood and by developing and implementing resources that improve the quality and quantity of fathers’ involvement with their children.

Florida Arts & Dance Company

Provides community outreach programs in dance and creative movement to more than 100 special needs, autistic, low-income, and at-risk students.

School Readiness. Provides a developmentally, age appropriate educational experience to children in the Greater Stuart area.

Youth Development. Comprehensive program providing opportunities for girls to develop a wide variety of skills that will serve them all their lives.

• Community Living. Assists individuals with severe mental and/or physical challenges to experience the community environments that we all experience.
• Baby Steps. Comprehensive early intervention for families with children under 3 with special needs and diagnosed disabilities.

Crisis Nursery and HOPE Program. Child abuse and neglect prevention and crisis intervention program providing voluntary in-home services to families experiencing crisis. Services may take the form of family support, accessing therapeutic services, coordinating medical needs, improving daily living skills, addressing educational needs and short term respite care for children.

Outreach to Parents and Children. Provides parenting classes, recreational activities and outreach services to children and families in Indiantown.

Affordable Housing Opportunity Program. Provides training, counseling, financial assistance, monitoring, facilitation and housing implementation that will significantly increase the opportunity for low-income families to meet their basic housing needs in an affordable manner.

• Care Giver. Provides a source of emergency assistance to residents embroiled in financial crisis, especially the working poor and the elderly.
• Pantry. Provides canned and non-perishable food to individuals and low-income families.

• Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies. Dedicated to ensuring positive birth outcomes for the women and infants of Martin County.
  Prenatal Care Program. Prenatal care, care coordination and support services for women and infants at risk for poor birth and health outcomes.

• PACE REACH Program. Helps at-risk girls and young women complete their education, build self-esteem and develop personal, social and family relationship skills.

Domestic Violence Shelter. Provides comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence and their children including shelter, counseling and advocacy.

Basic Needs Assistance. Emergency assistance for residents by providing rent, utility and prescription assistance for families/individuals who have fallen on hard times
 

The Foundation seeks to improve the quality of life for people affected by Sickle Cell Disease, while educating the public about this serious blood disorder. Services are also provided to persons with other health challenges and their families.

Food Distribution. Provides food and groceries through a method of food pantries and churches to help individuals and families gain food security and stability.

Homeless Services. Addressing the needs of homeless individuals and families and working to prevent homelessness on the Treasure Coast. The Council works collaboratively with at least 80 other agencies and programs on the Treasure Coast to plan for and seek funding for services to prevent and alleviate homelessness.

Family Counseling Program. Provides comprehensive, high-quality, compassionate care to patients with life-limiting and/or life-threatening illnesses and those who share their lives.

Tykes & Teens is the only mental health services provider in Martin County dedicated exclusively to children, adolescents and their families.

United for Families

This umbrella agency for community-based child protective services works through a network of local agencies to ensure safety to all children and to provide permanent homes for them.

Clinic. Provides primary medical care to eligible, uninsured Martin County residents falling below the 200% poverty level.

Indiantown After School Program. Offers after-school opportunities to children residing in Indiantown. It includes components that address team building, family involvement, environmental education, sports, reading and literature activities, arts and humanities, community services, and mental and physical challenges.

Is a partnership with school and businesses working to advance character education by teaching six Pillars of Character.

Offers community-based volunteer opportunities and educational resources to people of diverse backgrounds and experiences. Includes The White Doves Holiday Project, the School Supplies for Students Drive, the Executive Service Corps, disaster volunteer services and more.

Provides linkage between community needs and available resources, engaging a great number of seniors and retirees in volunteer service and community action.