What We Do
The Collier Resource Center exists solely to help families and adults obtain emergency assistance and ongoing support. We help residents navigate their way through the maze of health and human service organizations in Collier County. Our case managers determine the need and connect clients with other agencies which provides various types of help, whether it’s one-time emergency rent assistance, connections with support groups for long-term issues, or referrals to programs that provide training. We follow-up on the effectiveness these agencies provide, and can redirect clients if their needs are not met.
Utilizing Collier 211 line and other resources, we are able to provide personalized information and referral in many areas.
Confidential and at No Charge
There is no charge for our services.
All services are confidential.
Fundamental Necessities
emergency assistance, food, clothing, shelters, rental assistance, utility assistance, etc.
Medical and Mental Health Information
health insurance programs, Medicaid/Medicare, maternal and infant health, support groups, counseling, rehabilitation, etc.
Employment Information
sources for financial assistance, job training programs, transportation, educational programs, etc.
Services for People with Disabilities
adaptive equipment, adult day training, financial and life planning, group homes, recreational programs, respite care, supported employment, supported living, support groups, transportation, etc.
Services for Elderly
adult day care, congregate meals, Meals on Wheels, respite care, homemaker services, independent living programs, etc.
Assistance for Children, Youth & Families
childcare, after school care, Head Start, summer camps, mentoring, etc.
When the Collier Resource Center is closed, please call Collier 211 for information and referral to local resources.
