Despite the historical name, this a gambling-free renovated space and family friendly. The 1920s architecture houses oceanfront dining, shopping and a ballroom for special events. An oceanfront park offers restrooms and picnic facilities, which complement the William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier. Beach chairs, lounges and cabanas are available to rent.
Information, including local resources, regarding poisoning of people, pets and wildlife
Provides emergency services for families who need assistance, including rent and utility payments, food vouchers, bus passes, information and referral, case management, indigent cremation
Mental health services in Delray Beach for women recovering from drug and alcohol addiction
A nonprofit organization in West Palm Beach offers eco-sustainable and affordable programs and materials for art, education, and the creative public. Afterschool and summer programs encourage eco-conscious children through environmentally-friendly behaviors.
A temporary residence in West Palm Beach for families with a child being treated at a nearby medical facility
Local residential and outpatient services in West Palm Beach and Fort Pierce for youth with problems related to substance abuse and/or juvenile delinquency
This free hands-on science center in Sugar Sand Park caters to children ages 5 to 12 with interactive exhibits, programs and camps that bring the physical sciences to life through its permanent collection and traveling exhibits.
Police Athletic League, known as PAL — builds partnerships with youth and the community through recreational and educational programs based in West Palm Beach
This nonprofit center provides early education, family assistance, advocacy and other services to the Guatemalan Mayan community.
This attraction, run by Palm Beach County, features hands-on exhibits, animal encounters, family programs and 2.5 miles of trails winding through 90 acres of pine flatwoods and wetlands.
A crime-reporting hotline that accepts tips and information from anonymous callers
Campsites offer water views with full RV and tent hookups along the shores of Lake Okeechobee, plus a swimming pool, hiking on the lake rim, fishing, bird-watching and airboat rides.
This village complex features an ocean-themed playground, two batting cages, four softball fields, a concession stand and three rental pavilions with picnic tables.
A nonprofit organization based in Wellington that provides financial assistance to children with developmental disabilities and special needs for equipment and therapy
Adoption – Children's Home Society helps Florida families adopt children through the state system, as well as privately. The agency provides orientation, training, home studies and more.
This recreation center complex, equipped with kitchen facilities, offers meeting room and pavilion rental, playground, seven lighted lawn bowling courts, 16 lighted shuffleboard courts, paved paths, gazebo, picnic tables and grills.
Project Access — medical assistance for low-income, uninsured county residents, including free preventative and wellness care services, mental health screenings and early detection of diabetes, hypertension and heart disease
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.
An organization that trains volunteers to become court-appointed advocates for children who have been abused, abandoned or neglected
This city recreation center offers a gym, computer lab, game room, picnic shelters, playground, outdoor basketball, racquetball, tennis, pickleball, ball fields and nature preserve.
Center for Women & Children, a maternity center in Boynton Beach that offers prenatal classes and maternity care program
C.L. Brumback Primary Care Clinics — medical, mental and dental services at more than a dozen locations through the county, regardless of your ability to pay or whether you have health coverage, including for the homeless and migrant populations
Explore Adoption – urges families to consider creating or expanding their families by adopting a child who is older, has special needs, or is a part of a sibling group. Learn more about children available for adoption in their home state and community.
Individual Rights Advocacy — free legal services for the disadvantaged related to health care, housing, consumer issues, wage disputes and immigration
This city park features lighted softball fields, two half-court basketball courts and Ninja-Warrior-style playground.
This 1.4-acre city park — with a small amphitheater, benches, fountains, sculpture and green space — draws community events.
This county beach locale offers a playground, fishing, two sand volleyball courts, picnic shelters and pavilions.
Afterschool, summer and out-of-school programs for local children
This venue, operated by Palm Beach County in Carlin Park, features theatrical performances, concerts, community fundraisers and movies for up to 2,000 people. It's also home to the Palm Beach Shakespeare Festival.
Crisis counselors offer intervention, information and referrals to emergency and support services 24 hours a day
Healthy Start Healthy Beginnings, a network of local intervention and prevention services for pregnant women and families raising young children
Manages 104 park properties spanning more than 8,500 acres, including 85 developed regional, district, community, beach and neighborhood parks
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.
Residential treatment program in Palm Beach Gardens for men struggling with addiction
This city park encourages mental challenge and community connection through the game of chess. All ages and levels are welcome from sunrise to sunset. Game sets are available on a limited basis, so you may want to bring your own. Plus, a timer!
Take a peaceful stroll around the city's waterfront oasis, which sports a decorative fountain, docks, picnic tables and walking/biking paths.
Maternal Child Health Division — services for pregnant women and families with babies, including nutrition information, nurse home visits, breastfeeding support and more
This 8.2-acre city park is home to an outside amphitheater, fitness paths, basketball and racquetball courts and playgrounds.
