Partnerships

At the Crestview Resource Center, our partnerships are the cornerstone of our success. They empower us to provide essential services like career counseling, health programs, and educational workshops to the Crestview community. Together, we strive to enhance the quality of life for everyone in our community.

Join Our Mission

Contact us at CRC@crestviewresourcecenter.org to discuss potential partnership opportunities. Together, we can create a brighter future for Crestview.

The Center for Independent Living of Northwest Florida promotes, educates, facilitates, assists, and advocates with and on behalf of people with disabilities. They offer a wide range of services including assistive technology loans, durable medical equipment loans, youth transition programs, and virtual peer support meetings. Their mission is to empower individuals with disabilities to achieve their goals for independence in partnership with their communities.

Community Bank is a dedicated financial institution with deep roots in the community, dating back 115 years. Known for its exceptional customer service and commitment to local growth, Community Bank offers a wide range of financial services including banking, employee benefits, insurance, and wealth management. With close to $5 billion in assets and a presence across multiple states, Community Bank is not just a financial institution but a community partner. They are committed to strengthening the communities they serve through financial support, in-kind donations, and volunteer service.

The Department of Children and Families (DCF) Economic Self Sufficiency Program is dedicated to promoting strong and economically self-sufficient communities in Florida. This program administers the state’s benefit eligibility for food assistance, temporary cash assistance, Medicaid, and refugee assistance. By providing these essential services, DCF helps individuals and families achieve economic stability and improve their quality of life. Through its partnership with the Crestview Resource Center, the Economic Self Sufficiency Program ensures that vital resources and support are accessible to those in need, fostering a more resilient and thriving community.

Florida Department of Health

Lakeview

Lakeview Center provides mental health and substance abuse support and resources to community members in need.

LSNF is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free civil legal assistance to low-income individuals and families. They offer a wide range of services including family law, housing, public benefits, consumer law, and elder law. Their mission is to ensure access to justice for those who cannot afford legal representation, helping to protect their rights and improve their quality of life.

Tri-County Community Council

Tri-County Community Council, Inc. is dedicated to helping people help themselves by providing a wide range of community services. Based in Bonifay, FL, the council offers programs aimed at low-income assistance, public transportation, and senior services. Their initiatives include the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), emergency food and shelter, and the Head Start program for early childhood education. The TCCC ensures that essential resources and support are accessible to those in need, fostering self-sufficiency and enhancing the quality of life for residents across Holmes, Walton, and Washington counties.

Emerald Coast Food Rescue

Food insecurity in Okaloosa and Walton County is not improving. The brunt of local hunger is met face-on by struggling feeding programs that rely on reduced subsidies and largely on Emerald Coast Food Rescue’s weekly deliveries. The demand for Emerald Coast Food Rescue’s operation has not decreased since COVID. Recipient feeding programs are serving more individuals every month. People cannot afford groceries. Especially large families.

Salvation Army Serving Okaloosa & Walton Counties

Crossroads Medical Center, also known as Crossroads Center, Inc., is a non-profit organization in Okaloosa County, Florida, that provides free medical, dental, and counseling services to low-income, uninsured residents. It operates as a free clinic, meaning patients are seen by appointment and services are provided at no cost to those who qualify based on income and insurance status.

LSF Head Start

For more than 30 years LSF Head Start has been helping children in Florida learn and be prepared for kindergarten by providing no-cost early childhood education to children who may have otherwise been left behind.

Oxford House

Oxford Houses are rented family houses where groups of recovering individuals live together in an environment supportive to recovery from addiction. Each house is self-run and financially self-supported following a standardized system of democratic operation.

Bridgeway Center

The purpose of BCI is to deliver behavioral health care services, maintain the human dignity of every client, meet community support needs, foster low-income housing, work to end homelessness in Okaloosa and Walton counties, provide primary health care services to low-income persons and families, and to continually search for empowering and innovative ways to serve our clients, patients, families, and community.

West Florida AHEC

In partnership with healthcare systems, schools, community-based organizations and more, AHECs employ traditional and innovative approaches to develop and train a diverse healthcare workforce prepared to deliver culturally appropriate, high-quality, team-based care, with an emphasis on primary care for rural and underserved communities. 

“Gen Mobile is an authorized service provider of Lifeline, a program under the Federal Communications Commission. Our goal is to ensure equal access to affordable communication services. We offer free phone plans and help simplify the application process to deliver a seamless enrollment experience”

Community members interested may contact the CRC or Angela, a GenMobile agent, at 850-725-8937.