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St. Cloud Local Assistance Programs

This page lists local organizations in St. Cloud, Florida that provide free legal help, food and social services. Statewide programs are described on the Florida page.

Community Legal Services of Mid-FloridaFree civil legal aid
Websitelegalaccessforall.org
Phone1-800-405-1417
Address800 N. Main St., Kissimmee, FL 34744
HoursHelpline: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM; Tuesday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM; Friday, 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM

Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida gives free civil legal help to low-income residents of Osceola County and Central Florida. Its lawyers handle housing, family law, public benefits, consumer problems and domestic violence cases. Call the Helpline first for an eligibility screening.1

Food

St. Cloud Community PantryFood pantry in St. Cloud
Websitestcloudpantry.org
Phone407-892-7070
Address901 Missouri Ave., St. Cloud, FL 34769
HoursMonday, Wednesday and Friday, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

The St. Cloud Community Pantry hands out groceries to Osceola County households in need. It runs on donations, and photo ID may be asked for at pickup. Call ahead to confirm the pantry is open and food is available.2

St. Cloud Mobile Food PantryMobile food pantry in St. Cloud
Websiteosceolagenerations.org
Phone407-846-8532
Address3001 17th St., St. Cloud, FL 34769
HoursThursdays, 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM

The Osceola Council on Aging runs a drive-thru food pickup at the St. Cloud Civic Center each Thursday. Register in advance each month and bring proof of a St. Cloud address. Households must meet income guidelines and may receive food once a month.3

Social services

Osceola Council on AgingSenior and family services
Websiteosceolagenerations.org
Phone407-846-8532
Address700 Generation Point, Kissimmee, FL 34744
HoursMonday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

The Osceola Council on Aging serves as the community action agency for Osceola County. Its programs cover Meals on Wheels, affordable housing help, energy assistance through LIHEAP, adult day care and a free health clinic for uninsured county residents.4

St. Cloud Dream CenterResource center with food pantry
Websitedreamcenter.life
Phone407-985-4247
Address311 Commerce Center Dr., St. Cloud, FL 34769

The St. Cloud Dream Center is a faith-based resource center with a food pantry, baby and senior assistance, and youth development programs. Pantry days and times change with its food drops. Call before visiting to confirm the current schedule.5

Sources & notes
Data and figures on this page come from the sources and notes below:

Footnotes

  1. Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Get Help. The street address rests on directory listings, which agree on 800 N. Main St.; the org’s own site lists the Helpline number and hours. ↩

  2. St. Cloud Food Pantry, Home page. Address, phone and hours rest on directory listings and a September 2026 community post, which agree on the address and phone. Hours conflict: most listings say the pantry closes at 2:00 PM, while two recent sources say 1:00 PM. Call ahead to confirm. The pantry site could not be re-checked live in this run. ↩

  3. Osceola Council on Aging, Food Pantry Registration. ↩

  4. Osceola Council on Aging, Home page. ↩

  5. St. Cloud Dream Center, Resources for the Community. Pantry hours vary by event; the org’s own site lists no fixed weekly pantry schedule. Call for current hours. ↩

  1. St. Petersburg Local Assistance Programs, Florida.
  2. Sunrise Local Assistance Programs, Florida.
  3. Tallahassee Local Assistance Programs, Florida.
  4. Tamarac Local Assistance Programs, Florida.
  5. Tampa Local Assistance Programs, Florida.
  6. West Palm Beach Local Assistance Programs, Florida.
  7. Boca Raton Local Assistance Programs, Florida.
  8. Boynton Beach Local Assistance Programs, Florida.
  9. Cape Coral Local Assistance Programs, Florida.
  10. Clearwater Local Assistance Programs, Florida.

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