Our investments and collective efforts aim to address complex problems, while embracing the uniqueness and diversity of communities and neighborhoods. Making our community stronger all starts with strengthening our partnerships:

• Community Councils serve as a bridge between JWB and communities in North, South, and Mid-Pinellas County to maximize citizen participation.
• Neighborhood Family Centers are located in the highest-need neighborhoods and designed to meet the unique needs of families through specialized services and resources.
• Faith-Based Partnerships are focused on working with the faith community, linking them with social service agencies and findings solutions to children’s issues.
• Childhood Hunger collective initiative is aimed at fighting hunger and filling meal gaps for children, especially when they are not in school during summer, weekends, and holidays.