Brevard Emergency Management 211 Service Offers Post-Flooding Assistance to Residents

trained specialists will guide residents to resources tailored to their needs

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Following last weekend’s flooding, Brevard County Emergency Management is reminding residents that help is available through 211 Brevard.

By calling 211, residents can connect with trained specialists who will guide them to resources tailored to their needs.

The service provides information on flooding clean-up resources, local food pantries, and mental health support. Brevard County officials urge anyone impacted by the recent floods to reach out for assistance as recovery efforts continue across the area.

211 Brevard offers 24/7 suicide and crisis intervention, plus information about and referral to community services on Florida’s Space Coast. Please call 211 or 988, as we are part of the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

From hello to help, 211 Brevard provides immediate assistance and connects people to community resources in times of personal, financial and community crisis.

Trained specialists are available 24/7 when people call or text because they don’t have enough to eat, can’t pay rent, are struggling with addiction or thoughts of suicide, plus much more.

Specialists actively listen, provide emotional support, and offer information on resources to meet needs such as food, utility bills, housing, mental health, substance abuse, primary health care, and disaster.

For more information, visit the website.

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