What is Sober Living in Winter Garden Florida and how can you start being a part of this movement? In Spring and Summer we have so much fun and frolic, but as the temperatures drop in the fall and winter we get stuck in our own little worlds. It seems like it never ends. Here are some interesting information about Sober Living in Winter Garden Florida and what sort of things one can do to help themselves and others during the tough times. First off I would like to give a big shout out to Transition Care, a non-profit organization that provides transition assistance for people that live on the streets or in their homes. This program helps out anyone who needs some urgent help because they or someone close to them may be in need of long-term care. Transition Care hires trained volunteers to take care of the individuals and families who are in danger of losing their homes or getting evicted. This program works closely with the Department of Health and Human Services in order to help get the residents of the homes and apartments on their feet and on their way to having a good quality of life when the conditions are right. The workers focus on getting the people back into their homes or to a halfway house so that they can stay out of harm’s way and still be able to maintain their relationships with their friends and family. The information I am sharing with you is just one piece of the pie. There is much more to know about transitional living than what you read here. You can find out about other programs, support groups, and ways to get information about being a Sober Living volunteer. You can also find out about the Winter Garden Florida project that I am involved with, and you can learn much more about the exciting new program I am part of here.