The cost of housing is increasing faster than the the income of the population. In Duval County alone, one would have to work 60 hours a week on minimum wage to afford a studio apartment, not including the cost of childcare, transportation or unexpected life events.
With your support, we provide access to initiatives for people in an immediate crisis, legal and emotional support for a medical crisis or domestic violence, and health screenings and assistance for persons with disabilities and senior citizens.
United Way works with 37 partners to deliver 44 programs, providing 93,619 people with services that ensure comprehensive basic needs are met.
Local residents, no matter their socio-economic status, have access to comprehensive basic needs such as safe housing, adequate food, and access to health care. These programs help individuals and families move from day-to-day existence toward reaching their full potential.
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