A New Chapter in Community Support and Innovation: VOAF Celebrates the Release of Its 2024 Annual Report

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Volunteers of America of Florida Theresa Scully | Communications & Outreach Manager Office: 727-416-2345 | Email: tscully@voa-fla.org Tampa, FL — Volunteers of America of Florida (VOAF) is excited to share its groundbreaking 2024 Annual Report, showcasing a year of resilience, hope, and impactful change across Florida. Highlighting personal stories of recovery and renewal, this report underscores the organization’s commitment to providing essential support and housing to the state’s most vulnerable populations, including veterans, seniors, and individuals facing homelessness. The 2024 annual report shares the inspiring story of Sara, a VOAF beneficiary. Facing the challenges of manic depression, Sara found…

Introducing the Clear Bay Terrace Team

When a late-night fire triggered the emergency sprinklers at Clear Bay Terrace, our dedicated team members seamlessly orchestrated the safe evacuation of all residents. The team facilitated emergency accommodation for hotel stays and Red Cross shelter for those affected by the fire, also setting up temporary lodging in the lobby and library for residents preferring to stay close, ensuring everyone had a safe place to sleep for the night. Choosing the well-being of our residents over their comfort, the Clear Bay team sacrificed their own time with families, electing to stay through the night. Their presence provided not just a…

Introducing the Creekside Manor Team

At Creekside Manor, resident *Mr. Thompson had been successfully living independently despite a gradual decline in his health. Favoring his independence, he often refused assistance. Staff regularly schedule health-conscious activities for all residents, such as on-site blood pressure checks. During one of these checks, the team noticed that *Mr. Thompson’s blood pressure spiked to a dangerous level. Thanks to quick action from the team, he was rushed to the hospital for immediate attention. This was a wake-up call, especially after receiving his hospital assessment. *Mr. Thompson was able to accept the need for more comprehensive care and understood it was…

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