ADVOCATE PROGRAM, INC.
MIAMI, FLORIDA

Advocate Program, Inc., a private not-for-profit organization in Miami, FL, is dedicated to facilitating social change and enhancing public safety within the community. Founded on December 28, 1975, it operates under Section 501(c)(3) as a justice agency. The company addresses the unmet needs of families affected by high-conflict situations or domestic violence through comprehensive services including probation, diversion, community service programs, DUI programs, and care coordination. Advocate Program has played a pivotal role in establishing Miami-Dade’s first privately-run domestic violence shelter via its collaboration with Victim Response, Inc., and oversees the Bridging Families & Communities system of care, emphasizing a family-centered approach to service delivery. The program is recognized for its expansive reach into several at-risk populations. It provides emergency services, supportive counseling through the Bridging Families & Communities initiative, Rapid Re-Housing via Advocate Housing Solutions program, and housing advocacy for veterans along with other support under the Supportive Services for Veteran Families Program across Miami-Dade and Monroe County. The organization's mission highlights its commitment to leadership, research, education, and services underpinned by best practices, serving as a catalyst in assembling interagency partnerships. Located at 1150 NW 72nd Avenue, Suite 200, Miami FL, Advocate Program maintains operations within the Miami-Dade region. Communication can be conducted through multiple phone lines and more information is available on their website, advocateprogram.com. The organization's commitment to community service is marked by its continuous adaptation to meet evolving system needs and community demands.