The proposed bill establishes "Hope Florida," a new initiative aimed at streamlining access to support services for residents in need. It creates Part IV of Chapter 23 of the Florida Statutes, which includes several sections outlining the goals, definitions, and structure of the program. The goals of Hope Florida include facilitating coordination among state agencies, breaking down silos to create a seamless support network, and empowering participants to achieve self-sufficiency. The bill also defines key terms such as "Hope Navigators," who will assist participants in navigating services, and establishes the Hope Florida Office within the Executive Office of the Governor, which will be responsible for overseeing the initiative.

The bill mandates the appointment of a director for the Hope Florida Office by the Governor and outlines the office's duties, including the development of care plans for participants and the establishment of a partner network involving various state agencies and community organizations. Participation in Hope Florida is voluntary, and individuals must meet specific eligibility criteria to receive assistance. The bill emphasizes the importance of community-based support and the role of Hope Navigators in helping participants overcome barriers to achieving their goals. Overall, the legislation aims to create a comprehensive support system that fosters community integration and reduces reliance on government programs.