The Broward County Health Care Services Section is part of the Community Partnerships Division in the Human Services Department. This section administers funds, as approved by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners, dedicated to providing high-quality, consumer-friendly and cost-effective services to individuals with health care, behavior health, mental health and special health care needs. The Section is responsible for:

• ​Professional oversight, fiscal and contract administration pertaining to the delivery of funded health care services​
  
• Providing assistance with creation and support of solicitations conducted on behalf of the section, including proposal content and related documents
• Providing information or clarification as to prior outcome attainment, program monitoring and fiscal performance of the agencies competing for funds
• Negotiating agreements with applicants whose applications are recommended for funding, and subsequently approved for funding by the Board of County Commissioners

If Broward County, Florida had a health motto, it would be “Collaboration Works.” One out of 10 Floridians live in Broward County, one of the most expensive and diverse counties in the state. The County is a model for how leaders from government, business, and nonprofit sectors can work in tandem to lower barriers to improvements in health, focusing on individuals and families who are working yet unable to afford basic needs such as affordable housing, food, child care, health care and transportation.