Each year, the Community & Veterans Services’ team collectively brings in grant dollars and facilitates essential services for Manatee County residents that have contributed to a high quality of life as proven by continued rising property values and home sales, stable employment and high consumer spending.
We provide support that fills gaps in Manatee residents’ lives to help them remain employed or become reemployed, stay in school, rehabilitate, gain new skills or make ends meet. We facilitate, partner with non-profit agencies and organizations and oversee human services that fulfill a wide range of needs. Our efforts reach the following:
Neighborhoods
402
|
Home Owners
296,659 |
Renters
99,275 |
Ages 65+
113,970
|
Children
72,320 |
Preschool Children
18,321 |
Foster Children
215 |
Third Graders
Reading Below the
Third-Grade
Reading Level
55%
|
English as a
Second Language
Student
5,508 |
Veterans
38,000 |
Adults (No Diploma)
29,210 |
Below the Poverty Level
45,201 (11.2%)
|
Underinsured
925 |
Homeless
1,100 |
Probationers
1,400
|
Workforce Offenders
170/Month |
Juvenile Offenders
674/Month |
Unemployed
2.6% (JUN 2023)
|
Manatee County accepts applications from non-profit agencies to provide services needed by Manatee County residents on an annual basis. Learn more.
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