Florida’s Home Away from Home program helps families of critically ill children

Lauren Cassedy, Chief of Staff
Lauren Cassedy, Chief of Staff - Florida Department of Health
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Families with children receiving critical medical care in Florida often encounter difficulties securing nearby lodging, which can lead to significant financial strain. The costs associated with temporary housing add to the challenges these families face while focusing on their child’s recovery.

Florida offers a program called Home Away from Home to help address this issue. The initiative is designed to support families by providing assistance with accommodations near treatment centers, aiming to reduce both logistical and financial burdens.

More information about the Home Away from Home Program is available for those seeking support or interested in learning how it works.



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