Family-to-Family — free 12-session course for caregivers of family members with severe mental illness

Birthcare Pavilion — maternity services

Directory of Palm Beach County pediatricians

Provides basic necessities, such as food and clothing, to families in West Palm Beach and Riviera Beach

PBCEdu.org, a website with top-line data about Palm Beach County's educational resources

This full-service public tennis facility features 14 clay courts, six hard courts and an 8,200-seat stadium just west of downtown Atlantic Avenue. It also offers an upstairs pavilion and conference room, pro shop with locker rooms, racquet stringing and a wide variety of adult and junior programs, leagues, clinics and camps.

This county venue, which aims to enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities in inclusive environments, features an art gallery, two art rooms, computer lab, training room, gymnasium, performance stage and Gleneagles County Club Aquatic Center. It offers recreational programs, social programs, tournaments and events.

Foodsafety.gov — U.S. government website dedicated to information on food safety, food recalls and more

Support groups in Lake Worth Beach for ages 12 to 18 that meet Wednesdays for LGBTQ teens and friends, and transgender teens Fridays; both from 5 to 7 p.m. Plus, transgender group for ages 3 to 11 and their families the first Saturday of each month from 10 to 11:30 a.m.

This county pool, which is heated in the winter, offers lap swims, open swims, diving boards, private and group lessons for all ages, Palm Beach Coralytes Synchronized Swim Team for children and Palm Beach Masters fitness program for adults.

A temporary residence in West Palm Beach for families with a child being treated at a nearby medical facility

This regional venue, in the former Caldwell Theatre, presents an array of musicals and houses the original wardrobes from more than 35 Broadway productions and revivals . . . with 1.2 million pieces! The elegant Tavern at The Wick restaurant offers another opportunity for a sophisticated experience.

Special Needs Outreach — assistance, referrals and support groups for families with children with special needs, including counseling, food and financial assistance, adaptive equipment and respite care

Immunization van – monthly schedule of locations, such as school district sites, medical clinics and community centers

Kravis Center in West Palm Beach features an array of performances throughout the season. The center also sponsors arts education programs for young people to expand their exposure to the performing arts.

This facility teaches children and adults about Florida’s fragile ecosystems and the creatures that live in them. Located at 142 South Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach.

Support for families facing homelessness, including afterschool care for elementary schoolchildren

Information and resources from San Francisco State University for families of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth

Programs and services for youth to promote health and wellness at locations west of Boca Raton and Boynton Beach

School Health Program — provides more than 200 registered nurses in nearly 170 Palm Beach County public schools

This 13.6-acre city park offers a playground, boat ramps, docks, fishing pier, multipurpose fields, tennis courts and picnic tables and pavilions. A community center, cafe, pickleball courts, fitness equipment and health trails are expected in 2024.

Hotline and online chat service to help teens prevent and end abusive relationships

Crisis counselors offer intervention, information and referrals to emergency and support services 24 hours a day

This state-of-the-art, $10.5 million facility at Spanish River High School, with 792 seats and 18 spaces for wheelchairs, is used primarily by the high school but also hosts community performing arts groups, religious and educational groups.

This 65,000-square-foot building features a gymnasium, classrooms, multipurpose room and banquet/meeting rooms.

The Birthplace — maternity services in West Palm Beach

School immunizations requirements

National resource for families struggling with substance use, including their children

Summer BreakSpot — where children can receive a free meal during the summer

Positive Parenting Program, known as Triple P — free seminars and one-on-one guidance to help families improve their parent-child relationships

Highridge Family Center — Residential treatment center in West Palm Beach offering a three-month weekday program for troubled youth ages 11 to 16

A free Florida literacy program that mails a new book to each eligible, enrolled K-5 grade student in Florida each month for free. The goal is to help students read on grade level, while providing families with support and materials to build reading confidence. Books available in English, Spanish and Haitian-Creole. The initiative is sponsored by Lastinger Center for Learning at University of Florida and Scholastic.

Quality Improvement programs — list of afterschool and out-of-school locations for children and youth

This village complex features an ocean-themed playground, two batting cages, four softball fields, a concession stand and three rental pavilions with picnic tables.

This 8.2-acre city park is home to an outside amphitheater, fitness paths, basketball and racquetball courts and playgrounds.

Loxahatchee River Historical Society oversees the 1860 lighthouse and grounds, as well as the museum located in a 1940 World War II Naval housing building. Guided tours, exhibits, all-age programming, outreach presentations and school field trips highlight 5,000 years of regional history.

This historical campus in the heart of downtown is home to the Cornell Art Museum, Crest Theatre, Pavilion amphitheater, Creative Arts School and event space in the Fieldhouse.

This complex, located in Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park, features interactive exhibits and live animals, educational programs for all ages, laboratory, art gallery, butterfly garden and boardwalk with two trails and observation tower.

An organization that trains volunteers to become court-appointed advocates for children who have been abused, abandoned or neglected

A nonprofit organization based in South Florida that educates adults and children about sexual abuse prevention through in-school curricula, awareness campaigns and speaking engagements and helps survivors heal with guidance and support

Organization based in Jupiter promoting the emotional well-being and drug-free living of children and adults in Palm Beach, Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee and St. Lucie counties

Home of the annual South Florida Fair, this site is also a complex of Yesteryear Village, the iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre and exhibit buildings, including the Expo Center and the Agriplex. During the fair, the southern parking area serves as the midway for shows, games and concessions.

Fights hunger through four programs and supports nearly 200 partner agencies with food, resources and services; based in Lantana

Children’s Advocacy — free legal services for the disadvantaged related to health care, education, foster care, juvenile court issues and relative caregivers

This museum offers exhibitions, outdoor sculpture garden and programs in Mizner Park, such as musical performances, demonstrations, lectures and films, including some appropriate for the whole family — as well as youth and teen art classes at its Art School on West Palmetto Park Road.

Kids & Teens — activities, story times, summer reading program, homework help, driving tests, college and career help, and more.

24-hour hotline, live chat service and website of crisis resources to support people in distress