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Adventist Community Services

Serving Kissimmee with love.

Meals for neighbors experiencing homelessness, visits to nursing homes, and hurricane and disaster preparedness. This is how our church family puts faith into action in Osceola County.

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What we do

Our community outreach

Run by volunteers from our church family, together with local partners.

Meals for neighbors experiencing homelessness

Our Adventist Community Team partners with HOPE Partnership to serve meals to people experiencing homelessness in Kissimmee.

When
About once a month, Mondays 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Where
HOPE Partnership, 2420 Old Vineland Rd, Kissimmee
Led by
Julene Sucre

Nursing home visits

Through our visits to OAKS Nursing Home, we share Christ’s love with residents through uplifting songs, heartfelt prayers, and meaningful fellowship. Our goal is to bring joy, encouragement, and companionship while reminding residents that they are valued, loved, and never forgotten.

Where
OAKS Nursing Home, 320 Mitchell Street, Kissimmee, FL
When
First Sabbath of every month, 3:30 PM

Hurricane & disaster preparedness

Through our Adventist Community Services Ministry, we help families and communities prepare for hurricanes and unexpected emergencies. Our efforts include an annual hurricane preparedness plan, educational seminars, and a dedicated disaster-response team. When disasters affect nearby communities, we organize relief drives and provide practical assistance to those in need. Our mission is to bring hope, compassion, and support while demonstrating Christ’s love through service.

Resources
Preparedness videos · Disaster Notification Card
Led by
Julene Sucre, Disaster Response Director
Coming up

Serve with us soon

19Nov
Adventist Community Services

Community Service Lunch @ OACS

Thu · 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM2123 Smith St
05Dec
Adventist Community Services

OAKS Nursing Home Visit

3:30 – 4:30 PMOAKS Nursing Home
All events
A Community Services volunteer leans in to chat with two young girls at a community meal
Hurricane season

Be prepared

Recordings of our hurricane preparedness seminar, and what to do after a storm. During a storm, we'll do our best to stay in touch with members before, during, and after.

Kissimmee SDA · Adventist Community Services

Disaster Notification Card

Adventist Community Services

In a disaster, report your status to the first contact you can reach, starting at the top.

Church

Church clerk
Myra Valeris407-301-7533
Pastor
Amado Luzbet321-506-3991
Elder
Wayne Card407-437-5207

Community Services

Director
Julene Sucre407-501-2551
Assistant
Blondel Clarke407-201-5909321-442-9754

Disaster Response

Coordinator
Julene Sucre407-501-2551
Assistant
David LaRoche321-682-6410
Assistant
Dale Van Witzenberg708-534-7492

Florida Conference

Conference officer
Conrad Duncan407-618-0210Send an email
Officer assistant
Janet MontenegroSend an email
Main line
Florida Conference407-644-5000
2391 Fortune Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744Church office (407) 348-0066Tap a number to call. Save this card on your phone before storm season.
After a storm or disaster

What to do

  1. Make sure your family is safe. Then let relatives know how you are.
  2. Report your status to the church using the first contact you can reach on the card.
  3. Call your insurance and local agencies. Register with the Red Cross at 1-866-GET-INFO, and with FEMA at 1-800-621-FEMA if a federal disaster is declared.
  4. Follow county updates on Ready Osceola.
  5. Can't reach anyone at church? Call the Florida Conference at 407-644-5000, then the Southern Union at 770-408-1800.

Need a wallet-size card? Ask the church office or the Community Services team.

Donating to a relief drive?

When we collect for communities hit by a storm, we ask for non-perishable food and baby supplies, such as canned vegetables, fruit and soup, dry or canned beans, lentils, and peanut butter.

Please don't bring clothing or perishable items. We don't have room to store them properly.

Get involved

Volunteer with us

No experience needed, just a willing heart. Serve a meal, sing at a nursing home, or help when a storm comes.

  • Julene Sucre · Director
  • Blondel Clarke · Associate & Secretary
  • Miriam Auguste
  • Norma Hunter
  • Tasha Doctor
Feeding Hope in KissimmeeWatch our Community Services team in action · YouTube