Agency Details:

Community Service Center Of Central Florida

The Community Service Center of Central Florida is a community responsive non-profit organization committed to providing neighborhood-based programs that promote family preservation and economic self-sufficiency through a focus on financial support services, education and literacy.

Description:
The Community Service Center of Central Florida, Inc. (CSC) is a United Way funded organization which was founded in 1970 as a tutoring service for local area school children. With its expanded range of services since its establishment and its merger in 2005, today CSC serves more than ten neighborhoods and forty schools in the Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties of Central Florida. While CSC offers “one-stop” services on a daily basis, the main focus of the programs offered by the organization are the family-related needs arising from poverty—which varies from emergency assistance to family support programs including employability skills training.
In addition, our Food Pantry and free Clothing Closet provide additional services to help families remain stable during a crisis.

Contact person: Brunnie Alvarez, Administrative Assistant, (phone), (email)

Office fax number: (407) 855-6189

Address:

621 Wilks Avenue Orlando, FL 32809 (See a map)

Web Site: http://www.cscfl.com

Directions:

The Community Service Center is located at 621 Wilks Avenue between two one-way streets - South Orange Avenue traveling south and Hansel Avenue traveling north. This is the Pine Castle area of Orange County. Wilks is one block south of the intersection of South Orange Avenue and Hoffner Avenue. Wilks is two blocks north of the intersection of Hansel Avenue and Oak Ridge Road. Traveling south on South Orange Avenue, turn left onto Wilks Avenue. The Community Service Center is in the middle of the block. Traveling north on Hansel Avenue, turn left onto Wilks Avenue. The Community Service Center is in the middle of the block.

Miscellaneous Information

Does this agency typically accept court-ordered assignments?
	Yes

Last updated on June 3, 2009