Children’s Home Society of Florida, Inc. (CHS) is Florida’s oldest and largest child welfare organization, providing leadership and innovative solutions for hurting and abandoned children since 1902. Since 1920, CHS has rescued children and created forever families through traditional and international adoption and foster care in the Pensacola area. Over those 95 years, CHS has changed children’s lives through in-home services to prevent abuse or neglect, counseling and psychiatric services for children, substance abuse prevention and treatment for youth, pregnancy prevention services, parent training and support for unwed mothers, youth employment and education, school-based support for truant and homeless youth, and coordination of services for children and adults with special needs. Their mission statement is embracing children…inspiring lives. CHS has established strong relationships with many community partners in order to broaden its impact. After the closure of University Hospital in 1992, the Escambia County Commission entered into an agreement with Sacred Heart Hospital and Baptist Health Care to provide funding for health care of indigent and working poor citizens, who were previously provided care at University Hospital. Escambia Community Clinics, Inc. (“ECC”) was formed as an outpatient primary care facility to meet the needs of the indigent, medically needy and working poor citizens of Escambia County. ECC’s mission is to provide comprehensive primary and preventive health care services to residents of Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties. ECC is committed to care for the medically needy, under-insured and underserved populations.