Our Mission is "To provide quality health care services that improve the lives of the homeless and medically indigent people in our community."

Impact Summary from the Nonprofit Health Care Center for the Homeless (HCCH) provides health services for the homeless individuals living in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties and low-income housed but uninsured residents of Orange County. The populations we serve often find limited access to medical and dental care. In 2007, we saw 6,259 unduplicated patients at our clinic, the Orange Blossom Family Health Center, resulting in 17,771 encounters. In 2008, we served over 7,100 clients at our clinic, resulting in over 26,000 encounters, or appointments. In 2009, we served 8,295 individual patients. Our encounters resulting from these patient numbers reached almost 29,000. In 2010, HCCH provided services for 8,836 individual patients, with encounters reaching over 30,000. In 2011, we served 12,471 unduplicated patients resulting in over 38,000 encounters. As is evident in our numbers, the demand for our services continues to increase every year. Our programs include primary medical care, behavioral health and substance abuse counseling, oral health care, an on-site pharmacy, vision services, mobile health services, a residential TB shelter, and street outreach - our HOPE Team. In 2011, our behavioral health team successfully provided 2,062 sessions of counseling for patients with chronic mental illnesses. Our HOPE Team served 591 clients, connecting them with needed services. Our mammography program provided 355 free screening mammograms for female patients who do not have any other access to the procedure. Our mobile medical units provided care out in the community for homeless individuals. Our mobile dental unit partnered with local schools to provide oral health care to under-served youth.