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Our Partners
2025-2026 Orange County
The Orange County Government awarded Joshua’s House Foundation to Implementation of the Bilingual Vocational Pilot Program for individuals with developmental disabilities and mental health diagnoses.
The Bilingual Vocational Pilot Program will serve 150 students over two years (50 students per semester) through a combination of training, workshops, and hands-on experience. The program includes:
- Vocational Training: Certified Peer Recovery Specialist coursework and hands-on experience
- Holistic Support Services: Regular physical health check-ups, bi-weekly therapy sessions, and structured social interaction
- Internships & Job Placement: Collaboration with local organizations to provide real-world experience and career pathways
- Bilingual Instruction: Ensuring accessibility for Spanish-speaking participants
This program is funded in full or part by Orange County, Florida
2025-2026 Orange County Sheriff’s Office
Community Crime Prevention Award
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office awarded Joshua’s House Foundation to implement Break the Chain, a bilingual, culturally responsive drug abuse education program targeting individuals aged 14 and older throughout Orange County. Through 10 workshops in schools and community venues, the program aims to reduce substance abuse and promote healthier communities.
2025-2026 Theresa Foundation
Support for a bilingual therapeutic camp for children with disabilities
The Theresa Foundation awarded Joshua’s House Foundation to fund a one-week bilingual therapeutic camp designed to support children with developmental and physical disabilities. This camp provides a structured, engaging environment where participants receive therapeutic, educational, and recreational support tailored to their unique needs. The program aims to enhance independence, emotional well-being, and social integration, ensuring that children gain valuable life skills while connecting with their peers in a supportive setting.
2025 Wawa Foundation
The Wawa Foundation awarded Joshua’s House Foundation to support our Thrive Together program, a series of bilingual therapeutic camps designed to improve the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of seniors aged 65 and older. The program specifically addresses the challenges faced by bilingual seniors, such as social isolation, cultural barriers, and declining independence.
The Thrive Together camps create a supportive and engaging environment where seniors participate in social activities, adapted physical exercises, wellness workshops, and cognitive stimulation sessions. Each camp will foster community integration and improve overall well-being.
2025 Track Shack Foundation
The Track Shack Youth Foundation awarded Joshua’s House Foundation to support the THRIVE Youth program, a week-long fitness and social interaction camp for children aged 13-18 with developmental and neurological disabilities. The camp provides opportunities for participants to engage in structured outdoor activities such as farming, swimming, and aerobics, promoting physical health, emotional well-being, and social skill development in a supportive environment.
The THRIVE Youth program serves approximately 600 youth in Orange County, Florida, ensuring that children with disabilities have access to fitness activities tailored to their needs. This funding helps us continue to provide free, inclusive, and engaging experiences for participants, enhancing their overall well-being and social integratio
2023 Autism License Plate
We are pleased to share how Joshua’s House Foundation has utilized the funds awarded through the Autism License Plate Grant to continue supporting our community. We would like to highlight a particularly touching story that demonstrates the impact of our work.
Thanks to the promotion of our workshops on social media, a mother, desperate for help, reached out to us regarding her 17-year-old son, who had stopped speaking entirely for nearly six months. At that point, they turned to our foundation for support.
After conducting a comprehensive evaluation, we discovered that in addition to being on the autism spectrum, the young man was also suffering from selective mutism. We immediately began working with him, providing not only mental health therapies but also equine therapy, and we integrated him into our specialized camps.
Throughout his treatment, he gradually began to regain his vocabulary, heal emotionally, and show remarkable progress. We also provided his family with the tools and guidance needed to effectively support him on his journey to recovery.
Stories like this are a clear example of the positive impact that the Autism License Plate Grant has enabled us to make in the lives of individuals with autism and their families. We are deeply grateful for this support, which has allowed us to offer hope and healing to those who need it most.
“The World Health Organization’s new Mental Health Atlas paints a disappointing picture of a worldwide failure to provide people with the mental health services they need, at a time when the COVID-19 pandemic is highlighting a growing need for mental health support”
GHO. Press Release – October 8, 2021
Joshua's House Foundation
Is a non-profit organization unique in Central Florida because it integrates clinical assistance, educational training, and civic engagement training within its services. All this is to develop the talents and abilities of children, young people, and adults with any disability or mental disorder. And these services are bilingual and free of charge.
If you want to support us in our labor, please help us with a donation.
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(407) 946- 0215