Founded in 1944, World Relief offers community-based services. Earlier known as the War Relief Commission, it supports the Child Development Program, which provides housing and food services for the spiritual, physical and emotional growth of children. The organization also offers micro financing and immigration-related services. World Relief provides disaster response and agricultural development solutions. It accepts donations, as well as serves people who suffer from HIV.
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MACtown was chartered in 1962 by the state of Florida, and founded by parents and friends of developmentally disabled persons. It offers an adult day training program that offers vocational opportunities to members. Emphasis is placed on vocational education and goals to improve employment skills with eventual placement in supported employment. It also has a care facility that houses more than 50 developmentally disabled adults, where they are taught daily living and social skills necessary for coping in society. It also offers a separate recreation, aerobics and weight training center, and a skill acquisition center that provides a blend of recreational and leisure programming with work opportunities. MACtown offers a supported independent living program that serves adults who choose to live in their own apartments but need assistance in maintaining their household responsibilities and bills. It also operates various group homes. MACtown is located in Miami.
