Welcome to Camelot Community Care
About Us
For over 50 years, Camelot Community Care has been serving children and families experiencing abuse, neglect, behavioral health and substance abuse issues. As a Non-Profit charitable organization, we accomplish our mission of enabling children and families to realize their fullest potential by stopping the cycle of abuse and neglect. No child should have to recover from their childhood and you can join us in keeping children safe and creating a bright future for our most important resource.
Our Affiliates
Camelot Community Care is pleased to be affiliated with the Children's Network of Hillsborough and the Children's Network of Southwest Florida. These partnerships signify our dedication to serving children and families in need throughout these regions. By collaborating with these esteemed organizations, we are able to expand our reach and enhance the quality of care and support we provide. Click to learn more about each affiliate and how our alliances with these networks are positively impacting the lives of children and families in Hillsborough and Southwest Florida.
Helping one person might not help the whole world, but it could change the whole world for one person.
Anonymous
Despite facing the public health pandemic, from March 16 - June 30, 2020 Camelot’s team members
remained on the frontlines as essential personnel serving the children and families in our care
throughout Florida and Ohio. 240 case managers and therapists were able to:
9797
Virtual Visits
88
Adoptions Facilitated
5081
In-person & Phone Visits
Meet the Hube Family
Success Stories
Meet Chelsea and Josh Hube, a foster family in Southeast Florida with four children (ranging in age from four to 15) at home. With one biological child and a sibling set of three foster children, they are working to adjust to their new normal. Many of Camelot’s Foster Parents have stepped up to not only help the current children in their home, they are continuing to take placements, many of whom have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in some way.
