Volunteers of America Florida, which manages some low-income senior housing across the state, used a Humana grant to purchase a couple dozen robo-cats and robo-dogs for seniors at their complex in Clearwater.
In this week’s Bay Focus program we introduce you to LoveServes International a ministry that coaches pastors in new ways to empower their churches in reaching their local communities. And Bay Focus shares a story on how robopets are being used to provide companionship at a senior living facility. with Volunteers of America of Florida.
Residents at Volunteers of America Florida’s Clear Bay Terrace Apartments welcomed robotic cats and dogs during a special adoption event designed to reduce isolation and encourage social connection among seniors through lifelike companion pets.
Carey Kleinmetz, Development Manager of Volunteers of America of Florida, and Tommy Goodwin, Board Chair of Volunteers of America of Florida, join Bloom host, Amber Freeman, as they celebrate 130 years of service and community impact.
Stephanie Vranich Vice President of Development & Outreach of Volunteers of America of Florida, is featured in this interview, highlighting the impact of Corinne’s Food Pantry and how the partnership began. In the FOX 13 News – Tampa Bay segment, she discusses how the pantry is addressing a growing need in the community and ensuring families have access to essential food and support.
From homelessness to stability. See how Innovare in St. Petersburg is helping families rebuild their lives and why it’s a model for solving Florida’s housing crisis.
Discover how Space Coast Commons in Palm Bay is helping residents like veterans and individuals rebuild their lives through safe, affordable housing.
Volunteers of America of Florida’s own Nancy Ortiz, Program Manager of our Punta Gorda Veterans Village, was recently featured on the Rally Point USA podcast, where she shared how our transitional housing program helps Veterans move from homelessness to stability and independence.
The Home Depot Foundation upgraded James Cole Veterans Village in Tampa, enhancing facilities to support veterans’ independence. This effort is part of The Home Depot Foundation’s nationwide Celebration of Service, which has invested over $600 million in veteran causes since 2011.
More than 200 families gathered to honor the vital role of grandparents with activities, health resources, and lasting memories.