Harry T. Moore Social Service Center Board
Meetings: TBD
| Trey Gordon |
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Hope for North Brevard |
| Mary Kofil |
211 Brevard |
| Stephanie Schaefer |
Steady Town / Eckerd |
| Ibis Berardi |
City of Titusville Social Services (non-voting) |
| Rose Mitchell |
Community Treatment Center |
| Roben Dunnings |
Annerigroup |
| Paulina Torres |
Molina Healthcare |
The Harry T. Moore Social Service Center is located at 725 S. DeLeon Avenue and is open Monday-Friday 8:00AM to 5:00PM. The Center has a wide range of helpful informational brochures and flyers for those individuals and families seeking assistance with various needs. The Center provides free services for such things as faxing, copying, notarizations, and referrals related to obtaining assistance from state, federal, or local service providers; however, direct services are only available during the following times:
Monday - Friday from 9:00 am to 12 noon, and 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
The Center is also home to several non-profit agencies providing various public/human services to the community.
The following agencies are currently located at the Center:
- Family Counseling Center
- Eckerd
- AARP Senior Employment Program
- Brevard AIDS Service (Teen Talk)
- Hope for North Brevard - Employment Division
 
January 20, 2016 Minutes:
Harry T. Moore Service Center: Chair-Trey or Ibis were able to work with The City of Titusville to fill their offices with a $0 cost for space rental.
8/19/15
The City Council has agreed to offer office space to non-profits for zero cost. 3 have been leased. This is an incredible opportunity - let's take advantage of it.
Looking for sponsors for Thursday Free Meal program for September 3rd and 17th. They have meal plans to feed 150 at a cost of $200, serving from 4:00-5:00pm, with a minimum of 7 volunteers.
7/15
After our last Coalition meeting where we toured the facility, we added 3 new lease agreements for agencies to utilize the space and provide services at Harry T. Moore. The city has agreed to offer space to non-profits at zero costs, which is an incredible opportunity for both agencies and our local citizens.
The city is organizing monthly meeting to continue to assess the needs of the community and how the center could be better utilized.
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