
Our Mission
To improve the quality of life of the vulnerable through health services, economic services and housing stability.
Our Vision
A world where people have access to what they need to live their best lives, believing that anything is possible.

Lee County’s vulnerable population is considerable; statistics have identified that nearly 1 in 8 residents are living below the poverty level and approximately 3,000 people in Lee County identified as homeless in 2021. (these current demographics are expected to be negatively amplified for both of these conditions due to Hurricane Ian).
The Need
Clients Served
Since beginning our work, we have helped many find the path to living their best lives.
5,124
Income Generated
We help people who are homeless or living with disabilities access disability income and healthcare, food benefits and housing.
2021
New income coming into the Lee County
720K/Annually
Healthy Lifestyles Education
Since the launch of our Chronic Disease management education September 8, 2022, We have identifed individuals living with Diabetes, Hypertension, Asthma, and COPD.
50
Housing Stability
Since 2016, we have helped to coordinate care and provide the necessary resources for individuals to become securely housed
67