April 2026 Quarterly Newsletter

Additionally, the Center hosts several non-profit agencies who have satellite offices at the Center to bridge the gap in services locally. These tenant agencies provide an array of services ranging from counseling, job search, job training, housing services, homeless services, and more.

The Center aims to provide various social-recreational activities for the community throughout the year.

We are proud to introduce the Social Services Ad Hoc Committee, a dedicated group of community members working together to strengthen services at the Harry T. Moore Social Service Center.

Through collaboration and community insight, the committee plays a vital role in helping ensure that programs and services continue to meet the evolving needs of Titusville residents.

This committee is about listening to the community and turning those voices into action. 

✨ We are excited to share that 11 community members are currently serving on the committee, bringing diverse perspectives, experiences, and a shared passion for making a positive impact.

Their work will help guide future decisions, enhance programming, and support meaningful improvements within the Center.

📌 We thank our committee members for their time, dedication, and commitment to our community!

Harry T. Moore Social Service Center

The goals of the City of Titusville's Housing Rehabilitation Program is to improve the quality of life for its residents by improving existing owner-occupied housing: revitalize neighborhoods, remove health and safety hazards, reduce utility costs, and maintain standard housing for those in need.

Housing Emergency Repair - program is available to very low-income home-owners who live in the city limits and whose health and safety is threatened by sudden condition in their home. Assistance up to $10,000 in the form of a deferred loan is available.

Housing Rehab - program is available to low-income homeowners who live in the city limits to help them with repairs to their home and bring them into compliance with minimum housing standards. Assistance under this program is for repairs of no more than $5,000 but no greater than $75,000 through a Deferred Payment Loan.

The majority of people who contact the 211 community helpline are in financial crisis, many may need mental health support or help with addictions. Care coordinators listen, help prioritize issues, make plans, and empower people to act. They make thousands of referrals each year to local and other resources.

Reasons to call 211 may include help with housing or shelter, food, utility payments, health care, disaster assistance, and mental health and addictions. A special automated text program is accessible by texting OPIOID to 898211 to receive information and support for yourself or others related to opioid addiction.

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