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Find family caregiver support and respite in Florida

Find family caregiver support and respite. Check the specific programme’s criteria and local referral.

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In Florida, 1 state agency publishes 1 official link for this service.

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  • Choose a county on the map to open its state-listed providers. Los Angeles City and County have separate AAA directories. A provider’s address can be in another county.
  • Each programme has different eligibility. A directory listing does not confirm an open intake, a visitor counter or every service boundary; contact the named provider first.
  • Community APS handles suspected adult abuse; long-term care ombudsmen help facility residents. Use the contact for the setting involved.
  • State programme guidance is shared. ADRC, SCSEP, MSSP and CBAS providers are shown only where the captured directory contains a provider listing. CAlz Connect has a separate two-county guide.

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Florida county mapChoose a county to open its directory. Use the county search and list for smaller counties.Alachua County: open directoryBaker County: open directoryBay County: open directoryBradford County: open directoryBrevard County: open directoryBroward County: open directoryCalhoun County: open directoryCharlotte County: open directoryCitrus County: open directoryClay County: open directoryCollier County: open directoryColumbia County: open directoryDeSoto County: open directoryDixie County: open directoryDuval County: open directoryEscambia County: open directoryFlagler County: open directoryFranklin County: open directoryGadsden County: open directoryGilchrist County: open directoryGlades County: open directoryGulf County: open directoryHamilton County: open directoryHardee County: open directoryHendry County: open directoryHernando County: open directoryHighlands County: open directoryHillsborough County: open directoryHolmes County: open directoryIndian River County: open directoryJackson County: open directoryJefferson County: open directoryLafayette County: open directoryLake County: open directoryLee County: open directoryLeon County: open directoryLevy County: open directoryLiberty County: open directoryMadison County: open directoryManatee County: open directoryMarion County: open directoryMartin County: open directoryMiami-Dade County: open directoryMonroe County: open directoryNassau County: open directoryOkaloosa County: open directoryOkeechobee County: open directoryOrange County: open directoryOsceola County: open directoryPalm Beach County: open directoryPasco County: open directoryPinellas County: open directoryPolk County: open directoryPutnam County: open directorySt. Johns County: open directorySt. Lucie County: open directorySanta Rosa County: open directorySarasota County: open directorySeminole County: open directorySumter County: open directorySuwannee County: open directoryTaylor County: open directoryUnion County: open directoryVolusia County: open directoryWakulla County: open directoryWalton County: open directoryWashington County: open directory
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U.S. Census boundaries via U.S. Atlas · 2017 edition, simplified for display.

Florida service directory · Statewide

Florida Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA) — Statewide Aging, CARES & Long-Term Care Programs

Statewide Florida Department of Elder Affairs programs (CCE, HCE, ADI, CARES, SMMC Long-Term Care, LTC Ombudsman, and SHINE Medicare counseling) across all 11 PSAs and 67 counties.

Florida Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative information (opens in a new tab)Official instructions

Established by legislation in 1985, Florida’s Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative (ADI) aims to support individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) by providing essential services that adapt to their evolving needs.

Source checked October 28, 2026

Florida Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA) · Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative (ADI) — Respite & Memory Disorder Clinics (opens in a new tab)

Alzheimer's Disease Initiative (ADI)

Established by legislation in 1985, Florida’s Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative (ADI) aims to support individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) by providing essential services that adapt to their evolving needs.

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