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Counties: Baker, Clay, Duval,
Nassau, St. Johns (last update: 5/09/06)
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Service Providers:
10th Street Baptist Church,
Pastor Danny
1136 E 10th St 353-0426 (handicap access available)
Hours: Tues, Wed,
Thurs 3pm-5pm
Provides emergency food for families in crisis. Can come once per week.
A New Beginning
1343 Rogero Road, Jacksonville, Florida 32211
(904) 744-9445 Toll-free: (877) 743-2121 Toll-free: (866)
821-1212 Fax: (904) 744-5989 anubegin3@aol.com
Hours: M-F 9am-5pm
Provides psychological testing, MMPI, temperament analysis, anger management,
marriage therapy, mental issues, behavioral modifications, individual therapy,
depression / stress, panic attacks, youth issues, co-dependency, self-esteem,
women's issues, divorce, grief / bereavement, domestic violence, youth anger
management, obsessive / compulsive disorders and services for children.
Alcohol and Substance Abuse
Information (800)
784-6776
Info on Detox Programs, Outpatient, Treatment Centers, Rehabs, Therapy, AA,
Hospitals and Family Interventions.
Alcohol and/or Drug Abuse
Transitional Housing, in Springfield area, $18 day, Includes meals and laundry
facilities, Contact Gloria 449-4340 or Phil 632-0612.
All Saints Early
Learning & Community Care Center
4171 Hendricks Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 737-7800 Fax: 737-0646 mwilcher@allsaintsjax.org
Alpha-Omega Miracle Home
PO Box 250, Hastings, FL 32145
Phone (904) 692-3700 or (904) 794-1488
Provides assistance to young mothers before and after pregnancy
American Lung
Association of Florida
5526 Arlington Road, Jacksonville, FL 32211
Phone: 743-2933 Fax: 743-2916 eMail: alaf@lungfla.org
American Red Cross,
Northeast Florida Chapter
751 Riverside Avenue,
Jacksonville, FL 32204
Phone: 358-8091 Fax: 791-9236 morganj@nefloridaredcross.org
Angelwood, Inc.
4674-2 Hood Road, Jacksonville, Fl. 32257
Phone: 288-7259 Fax: 288-4260 dtuttle@anglewoodjax.org
The ARC Jacksonville
1050 Davis Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209
Phone: 355-0155 Fax: 355-9616 jclack@arcjacksonville.org
Arlington Community
Services
1450 Rogero Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32211
Phone (904) 743-7402 Fax: 743-7575 alexm@uwnefl.org
Hours: M-F 9am-12:30pm; 8:00am-9:00am for
financial appointments.
Provides financial assistance for rent, electric, fuel oil and
cooking/heating gas bill payment of small amounts. Food pantry, clothing
referrals. NOTE: Assists clients one time in a 2 year period.
Arthritis
Foundation, Florida Chapter Northeast Branch
314 Palmetto Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202
Phone: 353-5770 Fax: 353-7508 bbiagini@arthritis.org
Association for
Retarded Citizens (ARC) – Nassau
86051 Hamilton Street, Yulee, FL, 32097
Phone: 225-9355 Fax: 225-9262 E-mail: arcnass@bellsouth.net
Baker County Council
on Aging, Inc.
101 E. MacClenny Avenue, MacClenny, FL 32063
Phone: 259-2223 Fax: 259-6394 E-mail: bakercoa@nefcom.net
Barnabas Center,
Inc.
11 South 11th Street, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Phone: 261-7000 Fax: 277-2984
eMail: barnabas@net-magic.net or
sholdendodge@net-magic.net
Betty Griffin House/Safety Shelter
of St. Johns
PO Box 3319, St Augustine, FL 32085
Phone (904) 808-8544, Fax (904) 808-8178
Provides shelter for abused women and their children
Big Brothers Big
Sisters of North Florida
3100 University Blvd. South, Suite 120, Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone: 727-9797 Fax: 727-9994 wgrymes@bbbsjax.org
Big Brothers Big
Sisters of Nassau County
1014 Atlantic Avenue, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Phone: 261-9500 Fax: 277-4007 jcp4par@yahoo.com
Boy Scouts of
America North Florida Council
521 S. Edgewood Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32205
Phone: 388-0591 Fax: 388-0278 jreesor@nfcbsa.org
Boys & Girls
Clubs of Northeast Florida
1300 Riverplace Boulevard, Suite 310, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 396-4435 Fax: 396-5254 debbiev@bgcnf.org
The Bridge of
Northeast Florida, Inc.
1824 Pearl Street, Jacksonville FL 32206
Phone: 354-7799 Fax: 354-6352 davy@bridgejax.com
Catholic Charities
Bureau
134 East Church Street #2, Jacksonville, FL 32202
Phone: 354-4846 (food pantry x237, maternity x235, director x233) Fax: 354-4718
lhickey@ccbjax.org
or jmoore@ccbjax.org Hours: M-F
9am-4:30pm
Provides assistance to individuals experiencing a crisis pregnancy, as well
as those with emergency needs involving children. This program also offers
support in the form of food and clothing, counseling services, Housing for AIDs
patients, a refugee program, addictions counseling, domestic violence
counseling, and community education.
Catholic Charities
Bureau
PO Box 543, St Augustine, FL 32085
Appts: (904) 829-6300, Fax (904) 829-0494, Contact Becky Stringer
Provides financial assistance to families in crisis; food, clothing,
information and referral.
CCAR Services, Inc.
3530 Enterprise Way,
P.O. Box 1248,
Green Cove Springs, FL 32043
Phone: 264-7788 Fax: 284-9497 nancyk@ccar.org
Cerebral Palsy of
Northeast Florida, Inc.
3311 Beach Boulevard,
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 396-1462 Fax: 396-1199 Holly Peters: cpnefexec@cpnef.org
CHILD Cancer Fund
12276 San Jose Blvd., #126,
Jacksonville, FL 32223
Phone: 904-288–8711 Toll Free: 886–586–9300
Fax: 904–880–4013 jim.diehl@childcancerfund.org
Child Guidance
Center, Inc.
5776 St. Augustine Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 448-4700 Director x110 Fax:
448-4723 veronica@childguidancecenter.org
Children’s Crisis
Center, Inc.
655 West 11th Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32209
Phone: 244-4673 Director x4670 Fax:
244-4675 lellis@childrenscrisiscenter.org
Children’s Home Society of Florida, Buckner Division
3027 San Diego Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 348-2811 Fax: 348-2818 bill.shetler@chsfl.org
Christ Church of Peace, Pastor Gary DeBusk gadccp@aol.com
1240 S McDuff Ave (Riverside between Lee High School and Park Street)
(904) 387-2020 Fax: 387-2020 Hours: M-F 10am - 4pm
Provides food to those who need assistance.
City Center
Workforce Development
Ready4Work was
developed in 2002 by the Department of Labor’s Center for Faith Based
Initiatives as the pilot site of the Ready4Work initiative. Jacksonville
Ready4Work brings together a collaboration of existing programs that together
create a web of services for returnees. Two faith-based organizations have thus
far combined efforts to provide leadership for this program: Operation New Hope
and City Center Workforce Development. Operation New Hope was formed in January
1999 to provide affordable housing in the historic Springfield District of
downtown Jacksonville and the surrounding urban core, and today provides job
training and job placement in the construction field for returnees. City Center
Workforce Development recruits participants into the program from prison
facilities, partners with other organizations to recruit mentors from the faith
community and supplies case management to participants and mentors. HERE
for more information.
City
of Jacksonville (COJ) - Disabled Services
117 W Duval St Ste 205, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 (handicap access
available)
(904) 630-4940 TTY: (904) 630-4933 Fax: (904)
630-3476 jgillrup@coj.net
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Provides services to improve the quality of life for people with
disabilities. These include, but are not limited to, transportation, housing,
accessibility discrimination, employment, etc.
City
of Jacksonville (COJ) - Veterans Services
117 W Duval St Ste 175, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 (handicap
access available)
(904) 630-3680 Fax: (904) 630-3422 vetsvcs@coj.net
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Provides veterans entitlement services and employment and social service case
management services for qualifying veterans and their families. Services
offered: help in obtaining copies of and correcting military records; submitting
claims for disability, pension, medical, education and burial entitlements;
assistance in obtaining VA home loan certification and submitting VA income
verification; referrals for veterans seeking employment and help for veterans
and their families returning to a state of independent living. Also helps in
obtaining temporary and transitional housing, referrals to other social
services/agencies.
City Rescue
Mission / Christian
Recovery Institute
428 McDuff Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32254
Phone (904) 387-4357, Fax (904) 387-9377
Emergency shelter for homeless persons
City Rescue
Mission / Thrift Store
5343 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, Florida 32205
(904) 387-4357 x4323 Fax: (904) 781-5023 smoore@crmjax.org
Hours: M-Sat 9am-5pm
Offers affordable clothing, furniture, appliances, household items, etc.
Clara White Mission
613 W. Ashley Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Phone: 354-4162 Fax: 791-4360 jpittman@clarawhitemission.org
Provides a daily program with supportive services including clothing, shoes,
toiletry items, picture identification cards and an information and referral
service. Also provides transitional housing (males only) and vocational
(culinary) training. An after-school prevention program for at-risk youth ages 6
through 17, is operated in partnership with the city at the Bridge The Gap
Community Center.
Clay County
Behavioral Health Center, Inc.
1726 Kingsley Avenue, Suite 2,
Orange Park, Fl. 32073
Phone: 278-5644 Ext. 2005 Fax: 278-5654 itoto@ccbhc.org
Communities in
Schools of Jacksonville
3108 Lenox Avenue,
Jacksonville, Fl. 32254
Phone: 354-5918 Fax:355-9009 jonheymann@yahoo.com
Communities in
Schools of Nassau County, Inc.
516 South 10th Street, Suite 205,
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Phone: 321-2000 Fax: 321-2531 susan@cisnassau.org
Community
Connections of Jacksonville - Florence N. Davis Center
325 E Duval Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 (downtown next to St. John's
Cathedral, handicap access available)
Phone (904) 354-6681x0 Fax: (904) 633-9025 stacey@communityconnectionsjax.org
Hours: M-F 8:30-5pm
Provides women and their children with short-term transitional housing and
supportive services, after school program, case management, mental health
counselor for residents.
Community
Connections of Jacksonville - Nia Terrace
6316 San Juan Ave #12, Jacksonville, Florida 32210
(904) 786-6886 Fax: (904) 786-6883
Hours: M-F 8:30am-5pm
A transitional housing program for formerly homeless families. Provides after
school child care, holiday and summer camp programs.
Community Connections of
Jacksonville (formerly YWCA)
2058 Niblick Dr. #121, Jacksonville, FL 32210
Phone (904) 854-9440, Fax (904) 854-9439
Hours: 8:30am - 5pm Mon-Fri
Transitional housing program for formerly homeless families, after
school child care, holiday and summer camp programs.
Community
Connections of Jacksonville (formerly YWCA)
7507 Beach Blvd,
Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone: 727-6460 Fax: 727-6466 path@communityconnectionsjax.org
Community
Partnership for Protection of Children
3701 Winton Dr, Jacksonville, Florida 32208 (located in the Ribault Family
Resource Center on campus)
(904) 924-1680 Fax: (904) 924-1684 sdurham@communitypartnershipjax.com
Hours: M-F 9am-5pm
The Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative brings together people and
resources needed to expand access for youth in foster care to make the
connections they need in areas such as: education, employment opportunities,
health care, housing and transportation needs. Components of this program
include: Circle of Friends, a supportive team of supporters; friends to stand
along side each youth through their transition into adulthood and the future;
Youth Board; Advisory Council; Governing Board, and The Opportunity Passport: a
Matched Savings Account, a Debit Account and Door Openers (opportunities).
Daniel, Inc.
4203 Southpoint Boulevard,
Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone: 296-1055 Director x1025 Fax:
296-1953 jclark@danielkids.org
or info@danielkids.org
Hours: 8:00am - 9pm Mon-Fri
Provides critically needed services to children and their families in seven
Florida counties. The array of programs available address the following areas:
therapeutic foster care, independent living for homeless teenagers, residential
mental health treatment, group homes, juvenile delinquency prevention, case
management, behavioral services and elementary school enhancement. The agency
provides care for and treatment to abandoned, abused and neglected children. The
agency is a provider of quality, cost efficient and effective mental health and
social service programs.
Daniel Memorial, Inc
/ Daniel's Retreat
134 E Church St, Jacksonville, FL 32202
Phone (904) 724-8338
Provides housing to homeless teen mothers.
Daniel Memorial,
Inc./ Project Prepare
3725 Belford Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone (904) 722-0684 Fax: (904) 353-3472
Cathy Turner eMail: info@danielkids.org
Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm Mon - Fri
Provides housing for homeless or at risk of becoming homeless youth, with
potential to become socially and economically independent within 18 months.
DCF/Economic Self Sufficiency
5920 Arlington Expressway (handicap access available)
Phone: 727-3716 Fax: 723-5352
Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm Mon - Fri leslee_burch@dcf.state.fl.us
Provides food stamps, Medicaid and temporary cash assistance (TANF) on a
time limited basis to indigent families.
The DePaul School of
Northeast Florida
6620 Arlington Expressway,
Jacksonville, FL 32211
Phone: 724-0102 Fax: 721-9630 depauljx@bellsouth.net
Dignity U Wear,
Foundation Inc
136 N Myrtle Ave, Jacksonville, Florida 32204
Administrative Ofc: (904) 636-9455 Fax: (904) 636-8649
Distribution Ctr: (904) 543-0805 Fax: (904) 543-0551
Hours: 10:00am - 4:00pm / Monday - Thursday; 9:00am - 12:00pm / Friday.
MUST BE REFERRED BY AGENCIES ONLY. Provides new clothes, shoes,
undergarments, diapers, personal hygiene items and emotional support to homeless
families at shelters or group homes and other 501c(3) organizations serving
disadvantaged persons.
DLC, Nurse and
Learn, Inc.
4101 College Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32205
Phone: 387-0370 Fax: 387-0156 dlcnl@att.net
Downtown Ecumenical
Services Council
215 Ocean St, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 (handicap access available)
(904) 358-7955 Fax: 358-3135 jax_desc@bellsouth.net
Hours: Monday 8:30am for appointments
Provides limited financial assistance, food pantry, and clothing.
Duval
County Health Department/HIV/AIDS Education
1833 Boulevard Ste 500, Jacksonville, Florida 32206
(904) 665-2588 Fax: (904) 665-2547
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Provides a four-hour course designed to provide individuals with a basic
understanding of the history, origin, immunology, transmission, testing,
prevention, medical treatment, social, and legal issues relating to HIV/AIDS, as
well as domestic violence training.
Emergency
Pregnancy Services
1637 King St, Jacksonville, Florida 32204
(904) 308-7510 Fax: (904) 308-7003 info@epsjax.com
Provides pregnancy testing, crisis counseling, material assistance,
children's
clothing, maternity clothing and medical, social and financial referrals.
Emergency Services
& Homeless Coalition of Jacksonville
900 University Blvd N #405,
Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904)247-5112 or 744-0969, Fax: 904/242-9077 wlanier@coj.net or
wandalanier@bellsouth.net
End Homelessness in Jacksonville: A 10-Year Plan. See
plan started in 2004 HERE.
Episcopal
Children’s Services
100 Bell Tell Way, Suite 100,
Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone: 726-1500 Fax: 726-1520 cstophel@ecs4kids.org
Family Counseling
Services
1639 Atlantic Blvd,
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 396-4846 Fax: 398-6649 dawnl@fcsjax.org or
billk@fcsjax.org
Provides budget counseling, debt management, credit report counseling,
pre/post bankruptcy counseling, mortgage delinquency counseling and
pre/post-purchasing housing counseling; family, couple and individual
counseling; premarital/marital counseling and domestic violence and alcohol
assessments. Also offers Ways to Work Loan program and employee assistance
program for local employers.
Family Support
Services of NE Florida
4613 Philips Hwy Ste 205, Jacksonville, Florida 32207 (handicap access
available)
4057 Carmichael Ave Suite 101,
Jacksonville, Florida 32207 ???
(904) 421-5814 Fax: (904) 448-4347or Fax:
(904) 421-5801??? jennifer.behnam@fssnf.org
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Provides prevention services, limited emergency financial, food, clothing
assistance, and child care resource and referral.
First Coast Family
Center (formerly Exchange Club)
2747 Art Museum Drive Suite 100,
Jacksonville, Fl. 32207
Phone 348-3251 Fax 348-3256 balexander@firstcoastfamilycenter.org
First
Coast Women's Services
11215 San Jose Blvd, Jacksonville, Florida 32223
(904) 262-6300 Fax: (904) 886-4130 fcwsjax@bellsouth.net
Hours: Mon 9am-3pm and 6pm-8:30pm; Tues thru Fri 6pm-8:30pm
Provides free pregnancy testing; Medicaid
verification of pregnancy; ultrasound; pregnancy counseling; pregnancy, birth
and parenting education; adoption information; maternity/baby clothing;
physician referrals; community referrals; cribs and layettes.
Florida Community College/North
Campus
4501 Capper Road, Jacksonville, Florida 32218
Dental Hygiene Service: (904) 766-6571, Information Line: (904) 766-6500, Fax:
(904) 713-4856
The dental hygiene students will provide the following services: an oral
exam, scale and polish the teeth, apply a topical fluoride treatment and take
dental radiographs (x-rays) for a fee of $4. Appointments last 3 to 4 hours and
sometimes more than one appointment is required. Call to have your name added to
the waiting list. NOTE: Have both day & evening appointments.
Florida Community College/Student
Disability Services
101 West State St, Jacksonville, Florida 32202
(904) 633-5007 Fax: (904) 633-8110
Vocational Services - These services include career exploration, testing, and
job placement services. Auxiliary Aids Services - Auxiliary aids such as tutors,
note-takers, readerism and interpreters are provided for students with
disabilities in any program of study. Independent Living for Adult Blind (ILAB)
- ILAB offers orientation and mobility training in daily living skills,
communications (Braille), computer access, and counseling.
Florida
Community College/Polytechnic
101 W State St, Jacksonville, Florida 32202
(904) 633-8439 TDD: (904) 633-8439
Provides educational services for those needing adult high school diploma and
GED. Also offers ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) and support
services for refugees and asylees.
Forward Steps, Inc
3605 Spring Park Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32204
Transitional housing for homeless persons affected by alcohol and/or drug
addiction.
Fresh Ministries
227 Park St, Jacksonville, FL 32204
Phone (904) 359-6868, Contact Paul Ayers
Provides permanent housing for homeless persons.
Gateway Community
Services
555 Stockton Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32204
Administrative Ofc: 387-4661, Director x202, TDD: (904) 389-6244, Fax: (904) 384-5753
Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm / Monday - Friday,
Contact: Philip Diaz ktozzi@gatewaycommunity.com
Gateway provides a full continuum of care that delivers effective treatment
and habilitation services to individuals suffering from alcoholism, substance
abuse and related mental health problems. Gateway provides comprehensive
prevention/intervention treatment services. Prevention services for adults and
adolescents include community education, child welfare/substance, abuse
workshops, web-based educational services, student assistance programs, children
of alcoholic groups and HIV/AIDS training. Intervention services for adults and
adolescents begin with a professional assessment to determine the most effective
and least restrictive treatment available to each person coming to Gateway.
Services include detoxification, crisis intervention, assessment, individual and
group therapy, family therapy, relapse prevention and aftercare. Intervention
programs include: The Juvenile Addiction Receiving Facilities service for
adolescents and Detoxification Services for Adults providing twenty-four hour
medical supervision in a secure environment; Residential Treatment; Outpatient
Services; and Transitional Housing with Supportive Services. Services are based
on the 12-step recovery model in partnership with best practices associated with
co-occurring mental health and substance abuse problems. Gateway provides
specialized programs for the unique needs of women with children, high risk
youth, children in foster care, people in recovery who are homeless, person at
risk of contracting HIV/AIDS and adolescent involved in the juvenile justice
system.
Girl Scouts of
Gateway Council, Inc.
1000 Shearer Avenue,
Jacksonville, FL 32205-6097
Phone: 388-4653 Director x32 Fax: 384-1542 stysver@girlscouts-gateway.org
Girls Incorporated
of Jacksonville
1627 Rogero Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32211
Phone: 731-9933 Fax: 731-9934 burnsj@girlsincjax.org
Goodwill Industries
of North Florida Main Office
4527 Lenox Avenue,
Jacksonville, FL 32205
Phone: 384-1361 Fax: 387-3204 rthayer@goodwilljax.org
Hours: 8am - 5pm Mon - Fri
Serves the homeless population by assisting employment driven
clients in their search for self-sufficiency via jobs.
Goodwill Industries
of North Florida Thrift Stores
(Westside) 4527 Lenox Ave 384-1361
(Southside) 11240 Beach Blvd 996-0131
9742 St Augustine Rd 880-1225
9180 Merrill Rd 745-5883
(Orange Park) 845 Blanding Bl 276-2243
(Jax Beach) 118 N 6th Ave 249-7923
(donation drop off point) 6801 Roosevelt Blvd 777-9220
Hours: M-Sat 10am-7pm; Sun Noon-5pm
Offers new and secondhand furniture, appliances, clothing, toys and other
material goods at lower than retail prices.
Habitat for Humanity
of Jacksonville, Inc. (HABIJAX)
2404 Hubbard Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32206-2911
Phone: 798-4529 Director x224 Fax: 798-2728
marykay@habijax.com
M-F 8a-5p 798-4529x232 for application rspencer@habijax.com
Habitat for Humanity of St
Augustine/St Johns County
PO Box 1467, St Augustine, FL 32085-1467
Phone (904) 826-3252, Fax (904) 819-1780, Contact Diane Quick
To eliminate poverty housing in St Johns Co., and make adequate shelter a
matter of conscience
Habitat
for Humanity of Jacksonville Beaches
PO Box 50939, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32240-0939
(904) 241-1222, Fax: (904) 241-4310 info@beachshabitat.org
Habitat
for Humanity of Orange Park
PO Box 240, Orange Park, FL 32067-0240
(904) 282-7590, Fax: (904) 282-7591 billiecchh4@bellsouth.net
Healthy Mothers,
Healthy Babies Coalition of North Florida
6850 Belfort Oaks Place,
Jacksonville, Florida 32216
Phone: 279-0875 Director x914 Fax: 279-0881 smyrick@ceajaxnfl.org
The Help Center,
Inc.
511 West 11th Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32206
Phone: 633-9383 Fax: 358-6908 ccolema@bellsouth.net
Hope Haven
Children's Clinic and Family Center
4600 Beach Blvd.,
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 346-5100 Fax: 346-5111 lauriep@hope-haven.org
House of Refuge
Ministries
Jacksonville, Florida 32206
Appointments: (904) 798-8161, (904) 696-7576 Fax: (904) 696-6869 thorminchouse@netzero.com
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Provides affordable housing for single women without children, mentorship
program, clothes closet, food items, daycare, and referrals.
Hubbard
House
/Emergency Shelter
P.O. Box 4909,
Jacksonville, FL 32201
24-hr Hotline: (904) 354-3114, Batterer's Program: (904) 354-0076 x201, TDD:
(904) 354-3958
Toll-free: (800) 500-1119, Fax: (904) 354-1342 e_siler@hotmail.com
or hhouse@fdn.com
Offers shelter for victims of domestic violence, a Batterer's Intervention
program for abusers; provides intervention and prevention. Volunteers provide
counseling, court advocacy and case management to victims of domestic violence,
and their children, on an outreach and residential basis; educates the public
about the dynamics of domestic violence and how to help stop the spread of this
epidemic.
Hubbard
House Thrift Stores
(furniture) 3556
Beach Blvd M-Sat 8am-6pm 346-3040
(clothing) 3512 Beach Blvd
M-Sat 8am-6pm
346-3894
(donation pick-up) (904) 346-3888
Offers new and second-hand furniture, appliances, clothing, toys and other
material goods at lower than retail prices.
I.M. Sulzbacher Center for the
Homeless
611 E Adams St, Jacksonville, FL 32202
Phone (904) 359-0457x221 Fax (904) 359-0926
Sherry Burns (extension 247) eMail: sherryburns@imsch.org
or imshomelesscenter@imsch.org
Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-Noon and 2:00pm -4:00pm
Provides health care and linkage to specialty medical care to homeless and
uninsured poverty stricken persons living at or below 200% of the Federal
Poverty Guidelines. Services are provided on-site at the Sulzbacher Center on a
first come first served basis. Services include, but are not limited to the
following: primary health, dental, and vision care, pediatric specialty care,
asthma clinics, diabetes screening, TB testing, psychiatric clinics, HIV/AIDS
testing and case management, minor surgical procedures, and pharmaceutical
supplies. Patients are screened and triaged to other specialty care programs as
needed and as services are available. Full service shelter (men, women, children) including
medical, dental, vision and behavioral health care.
Interface Youth Program
East of the Corner Drug Store, Inc., Palatka, FL
Phone (386) 312-2220
Purpose Temporary shelter for youth ages 10 thru 17 who are ungovernable, truant
or runaway
Jacksonville Area Legal Aid
126 W Adams St., 7th Floor, Jacksonville, FL 32202
Phone (904) 356-8371, Contact Lynn Drysdale
Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc
1107 Middleburg Avenue, Green Cove, FL 32043
Phone (904) 284-8410 Director x333 Fax:
356-8285 Michael.figgins@jaxlegalaid.org
Jacksonville
Community Council, Inc. (JCCI)
2434 Atlantic Blvd., Suite 100,
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 396-3052 Fax: 398-1469 skip@jcci.org
Jacksonville Marine
Institute
13375 Beach Blvd,
Jacksonville, FL 32246
Phone: 223-1121 Director x14 Fax:
223-4252 JMI-ED@jmi-fl.org
Jacksonville
Economic Development Commission (JEDC)/Refugee Services
220 East Bay Street, Rm 1316, Jacksonville, Florida 32202
(904) 630-1059 Fax: (904) 630-1937
International Development and Refugees
Jacksonville
Regional Chamber of Commerce
3 Independent Drive,
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Phone: 366-6600 Fax: 632-0617 wally.lee@myjaxchamber.com
Jacksonville Urban
League, Inc.
903 W. Union Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32204
Phone: 356-8336 Director’s Phone: 366-3466 Fax:
356-8369 r.danford@jaxul.org
JASMYN Inc
923 Peninsular Pl, Jacksonville, Florida 32204
Gay Youth Info Line: (904) 389-0089 Fax: (904) 389-3089
jasmyn@jasmyn.org
Hours: 9:00am - 10:00pm / Thursday & Friday; 2:00pm - 10:00pm / Saturday
Provides STD & HIV information, coming out issues and referrals; HIV
prevention including peer education training, free HIV testing, outreach to
African /American youth and minority groups; MPower prevention activities for
young men; also offers youth drop-in center offering daily educational, social
support and youth development activities, prevention programs, youth leadership,
mentoring and support groups;. Also offers youth leadership including Youth
Council, youth leadership programs, youth activism and OUTLOUD youth speakers
panels. Community Education and Impact Diversity. Safety Net Project provides
safety planning and support to high school youth and prevention case management
to young people 18 and over who are homeless, high school drop outs or in other
high risk situations. Includes advocacy for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender
youth in foster care and other out of home settings.
Jewish Community
Alliance
8505 San Jose Blvd,
Jacksonville, FL 32217
Phone: 730-2100 Director x246 Fax:
730-2444 myron.flagler@comcast.net
Jewish Family and Community
Services, Inc
3601 Cardinal Point Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32202, (904) 448-1933 Fax (904)
448-0349
6261 Dupont Station Ct E, Jacksonville, Florida 32217, 448-1933 Fax
448-0349 (Bus # I-6 stops at this site)
Iris Young (extension 5719) eMail: iyoung@jfcsjax.org
or information@jfcsjax.org
Hours: Tues & Thurs 1pm - 3pm
Provides groceries and once, financial assistance with utilities or rent.
Also helps with AIDS/HIV medical bills, and Jewish college students can get
interest-free college loans. Career workshops are also available.
Kesler Mentoring
Connection
9700 Philips Hwy., Suite 101,
Jacksonville, FL 32256
Phone: 224-2400 Director's Line: 645-9060x214 Fax:224-2401
cynthia@mentoringconnection.org
Learn to Read, Inc.
917 Children’s Way,
Jacksonville, Fl. 32207
Phone: 399-8894 Fax: 399-2508 t.algire@learntoreadinc.org
Liberty Center I and
II for Homeless Men
941 North Liberty Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206
Hours: M-Th 8am - 4:00pm; on Fri 8am - 2pm
(904) 353-0446 Fax (904) 353-7704 libctr2@bellsouth.net
Administrative Ofc: (904) 399-8963x3 or libertycenters@yahoo.com
Fax: (904) 399-8965
Provides attainable housing that is safe & decent for single, homeless
males; addresses their immediate needs; links them to the available resources;
and assists and supports their efforts for self-sufficiency. Each resident has a
private room with a private mailbox (a verifiable address is necessary to secure
gainful employment). The room furnishings include a bed with bottom storage
shelves, desk/chair and clothing rack. Bed linens, blankets, pillows &
toiletries are also furnished. New residents are also provided with evening
meals Monday through Friday, for a limited time. On-going nutritional meals are
provided for residents willing to participate in the food service program via
food stamp coupons and /or cash donations.
Liberty Center III
for Single Homeless Women
600 N Washington Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202
(904) 353-1698 Fax: (904) 353-0566
Hours: Mon-Thurs 8:00am - 4:00pm; on Fri 8:00am - 2:00pm
Provides attainable housing that is safe & decent for single, homeless
women; addresses their immediate needs; links them to the available resources;
and assists and supports their efforts for self-sufficiency. Each resident has a
private room with a private mailbox. A verifiable address is necessary to secure
gainful employment. The room furnishings include a bed with bottom storage
shelves, desk and clothing rack. Bed linens, blankets, pillows & toiletries
are also furnished. New residents are also provided with evening meals Monday
through Friday, for a limited time. On-going nutritional meals are provided for
residents willing to participate in the food service program via food stamp
coupons and /or cash donations.
Lutheran Social Services
1502 Jessie St, Jacksonville, Florida 32206
(904) 353-3663 Fax: (904) 358-4281 timdavis@lssjax.org
Hours: M-F 7:30am - 4:00pm
Distributes millions of pounds of food/food products to local non-profit
agencies. NOTE: Does not distribute food to individuals.
Lutheran Social Services
4615 Phillips Hwy, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone (904) 448-5995 Fax: 448-6044 rwrieley@lssjax.org
Hours: M-F 8am-4pm
Provides housing and financial assistance to HIV/AIDS victims.
Mandarin Food Bank
11730 Old St Augustine Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32250 (handicap access available)
Phone (904) 292-0248 Administrative Ofc: (904) 292-1675
Fax: (904) 292-1675 stjoseph5422@bellsouth.net
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00am - 11:30am
Food Bank and Clothing Closet for Mandarin Residents
Mental Health
Association of Northeast Florida
4615 Philips Highway,
Jacksonville, FL 32207-2358
Phone: 730-8291 Fax: 737-3161 ceo@mhajax.org
Mental Health
Resource Center (MHRC/Quest)
900 University Blvd. Suite 700, Jacksonville, FL 32211
305 North Washington St, Jacksonville, Florida 32202
Phone: 743-1883 Fax: 743-5109 rbhsadmin@bellsouth.net
Administrative: (904) 358-2411, Fax: (904) 358-2448
Provides case management, mental health and substance abuse services,
entitlement application assistance, medical services, employment, and housing
referrals.
Morning Star School
725 Mickler Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32211
Phone: 721-2144 Fax: 721-1040 Taschliman@juno.com
Nassau County
Council on Aging
1367 South 18th Street,
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Phone: 261-0701 Fax: 261-0704 NASSCCOA@elderaffairs.org
Nassau County
Volunteer Center
1001 Atlantic Ave., Suite B,
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Phone: 261-2771 Fax: 261-2757 ncvcfb@aol.com
National Multiple
Sclerosis Society, North Florida Chapter
9550 Regency Sq. Blvd., Suite 104,
Jacksonville, FL 32225
Phone: 725-6800 Fax: 725-0500 jennifer.lee@fln.nmss.org
Network
of Care 354-4846 Fax: 354-4718 M-F 9am-4:30pm
Using Strength-based case management, the Network of Care will partner with
families in danger of becoming homeless to create a Plan of Hope with them that
will direct their lives toward permanent self-sufficiency. Referrals may come
from Catholic Charities or any other service provider. It will be determined
that the family is interested in strength-based case management. Networking will
be done to assist in finding housing, employment, reaching educational goals,
and meeting any other goal that the family has in mind.
Normandy Village
United Methodist Child Care Center, Inc.
7915 Herlong Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32210
Phone: 783-1681 Fax: 781-1011 villagechildcare@bellsouth.net
North Jacksonville Women's Resource
Center
12719 N Main St, Jacksonville, Florida 32218
(904) 696-9100 or (904) 696-9111 Fax: (904) 696-9104
Hours: Tues, Wed, Thurs 10am-5pm
Provides pregnancy testing; pregnancy alternative information, education and
workshops; adoption referrals, information and education; one-on-one peer
counseling; abstinence information and education; information on STDs;
maternity, baby clothing and accessories including diapers, formula and
furniture; referrals for pre-natal care, food and shelter.
Northeast
Florida AIDS Network (NFAN)
2715 Oak St, Jacksonville, Florida 32205 (handicap access available)
(904) 356-1612 Fax: (904) 356-7095 wjrollo@nfanjax.org
Hours: M-Th 8am-5pm and F 8am-3pm
Provides case management, food pantry, housing assistance, medical insurance
assistance and children's programs.
Northeast
Florida CAA, Kennedy Center
1133 Iona St, Jacksonville, Florida 32206 (handicap access available)
(904) 632-1462 Fax: (904) 354-8832 bjackson@nfcaa.org
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Provides a Commodity Food Program
Northeast
Florida CAA, Emmett Reed Center
1093 West 6th St, Jacksonville, Florida 32209
(904) 632-1471 Fax: (904) 791-9299 cbaker@nfcaa.org
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Provides an emergency food
assistance program.
Northeast Florida
CAA/Day Shelter
411 West Adams Street, Suite 200, Jacksonville, Florida
(904) 358-7474, ext. 224
Northeast Florida
for Community and Justice (NCCJ)
4401 Emerson Street, Suite 9,
Jacksonville, FL 32207 (handicap access available)
Phone: 306-6225 Fax: 306-0049 nccj22@nccj.org or
nccj22c@bellsouth.net
Northwest Behavioral
Health Services
2392 North Edgewood Ave,
Jacksonville, FL 32254
Phone: 781-7797 Fax: 781-8685 psampson@nwbh.org
ODI/Independent
Living Center of Northeast Florida
2709 Art Museum Dr., Suite 1,
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 399-8484 Director x23 Fax: 396-0859 mattm@cilj.com
Operation New Hope
In the summer of 2002, The Labor
Department's "Center for Faith Based and Community Initiatives"
started a small reentry pilot program in Jacksonville, Florida. Called the
"Ready4Work Initiative," it incorporated mentoring and job training at
Operation New Hope, a community development corporation that since 1999 had been
doing its own grassroots work with returnees. Its executive director, Kevin Gay,
together with local pastor Garland Scott, who is himself an ex-prisoner,
discovered that if they were able to give an ex-prisoner a recommendation based
on a few months as an employee at Operation New Hope, that individual would have
a much better chance of finding another, more permanent job. HERE
for more information.
PACE Center for
Girls
Thompson-Weaver Building,
2933 University Blvd North,
Jacksonville, FL 32211-3322
Phone: 448-8002 Director’s Phone: 421-3380 Fax:
448-2808 lbertram@pacejax.org
Pine
Castle
4911 Spring Park Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 733-2650 Fax: 733-2681 jmay@pinecastle.org
Project ReConnect
Jacksonville
Contact: Mary Thomas 386-326-6886
Project ReConnect is a program that provides
post-release job placement services to ex-offenders, age 25 and under, who
complete either a General Equivalency Diploma (GED), Specter course or
vocational education programs during their last incarceration. Project
ReConnect is also a community outreach project that brings potential employers
and community resource providers into the institutions through speaking
engagements and activities such as mock job fairs and career exploration
seminars.
Quigley
House
P.O. Box 142,
Orange Park, FL 32067
Phone: 284-0340 Fax: 284-5407 executivedir@quigleyhouse.org
Ready4Work
Ready4Work was
developed in 2002 by the Department of Labor’s Center for Faith Based
Initiatives as the pilot site of the Ready4Work initiative. Jacksonville
Ready4Work brings together a collaboration of existing programs that together
create a web of services for returnees. Two faith-based organizations have thus
far combined efforts to provide leadership for this program: Operation New Hope
and City Center Workforce Development. Operation New Hope was formed in January
1999 to provide affordable housing in the historic Springfield District of
downtown Jacksonville and the surrounding urban core, and today provides job
training and job placement in the construction field for returnees. City Center
Workforce Development recruits participants into the program from prison
facilities, partners with other organizations to recruit mentors from the faith
community and supplies case management to participants and mentors. HERE
for more information.
Regency
Church of God
1677 Southside Blvd, Jacksonville, Florida 32246 (handicap access available)
(904) 725-1234 Fax: (904) 725-1250
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 10am-1pm
Provides a box of food to any family. Does not deliver food.
River Region Human
Services
660 Park Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32204
Phone: 359-2680 Director x112 Fax:
359-2695 derya.wiliams@rrhs.org
Salvation Army
/ Family Services
900 W Adams St, Jacksonville, FL 32204
Phone (904) 356-8641, Fax (904) 355-8422
Hours: M-F 7:30am-4pm
Provides child care and developmental child care services of drug abusers,
re-unifies children from foster care with their parents, parenting classes,
Christmas and Thanksgiving food, Christmas gifts for needy children.
Salvation Army
/ Second Harvest Food Pantry
900 W Adams St, Jacksonville, FL 32204
(904) 355-5239 Fax: (904) 355-8422
Hours: Tues, Fri 7am-11am
Provides and distributes food and other household products to financially
needy families.
Salvation Army -
Arlington Thrift Store
5929 Merrill Rd, Jacksonville, Florida 32277
(904) 743-1595
Hours: M-F 9am-5pm
Offers new and secondhand furniture, clothing, toys, household, and other
material goods at lower than retail prices.
Salvation
Army,
Major James Seiler / Batter's Intervention Program
328 Ocean Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32201
Phone: 301-4835 Director: 301-4850 Fax: 366-9240 Contact
Loretta Brienza or james_seiler@uss.salvationarmy.org
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
A state certified domestic violence program. The program stresses a power and
control model curriculum.
Salvation Army -
Northside Thrift Store
10696 North Lem Turner Rd, Jacksonville, Florida 32218
(904) 765-8559
Hours: 9am-5pm
Offers new and secondhand furniture, clothing toys, household, and other
material goods at lower than retail prices.
Salvation Army, Majors Tim and Janice Roberts
PO Box 4110, St Augustine, FL 32085
Phone (904) 824-6880, Fax (904) 824-8113
Provides emergency assistance to alleviate the physical crisis of families
and individuals.
Salvation Army -
Southside Thrift Store
10900 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville, Florida 32246
(904) 645-3919
Hours: M-Sat 10am-7pm
Offers new and secondhand furniture, clothing, toys, household and other
material goods at lower than retail prices.
Sanctuary of
Northeast Florida
120 E 8th St, Jacksonville, Florida 32206
(904) 356-3588 Fax: 358-2600 Sanctuaryon8th@aol.com
Office Hours: M-F 10am-3pm After School Programs: M-F 3pm-6pm
Provides after school enrichment activities, 8-week summer camp. Children
within zip 32206 only.
Adult Outreach Hours: Friday 11am-1pm Clothing/Shoes for Wo/Men/children
in zip 32206; every 90 days. ID required.
SCORE—Counselors to
America's Small Business, 409 3rd Street SW 6th Floor, Washington DC 20024
(800)
634-0245 Website: www.score.org
The SCORE Association is a nonprofit association dedicated to entrepreneurial
education and the formation, growth, and success of small businesses nationwide.
SCORE provides free business counseling and advice as a public service. SCORE
offers 'Ask SCORE' email advice online, face-to-face business counseling and
low-cost workshops at 389 chapters nationwide, and free and confidential small
business counseling. Through free, small business counseling and support
services, SCORE volunteers are here to keep your business going and growing.
Speech & Hearing
Center
1128 Laura Street,
Jacksonville, FL 32206
Phone: 355-3403 Fax: 355-4149 rnozza@shcjax.org
St. Francis House
PO Box 861028, St Augustine, FL 32086-1028
Phone (904) 829-8937, Fax (904) 829-5400, Contact Tammy Byrer
Provides temporary shelter for the homeless, a hot meal daily, clothing, hot
showers, counseling and referral services
St. Gerard House dba St. Garard
Campus
PO Box 4382, St. Augustine, FL 32085
Phone (904) 829-5516, Contact Caroline Wolff
Provides a safe haven for mothers-to-be in crisis and their babies
St Johns Housing Partnership
PO Box 1086, St Augustine, FL 32085
Phone (904) 824-0902, Fax (904) 824-0635, Contact Bill Lazar
Provide repairs to improve health and safety conditions and offer
construction services to low income families
St Johns Welfare Foundation
PO Box 1379, St Augustine, FL 32085
Phone (904) 829-6514, Fax (904) 829-5599, Contact Dr. Larry Lake or Kathy
Karlack
Provides care and assistance to the indigent, the sick and needy persons
St
Paul Community Empowerment Center
3738 Winton Drive, Jacksonville, Florida 32208
(904) 768-7112 x127 Fax: (904) 764-5348 nonprofit@dapaul.org
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Offers low-income families an opportunity to receive gifts for children. This
project is held annually and offers a full day of games, food, toys and
excitement.
Success
Suits You
215 N Market St Ste 280, Jacksonville, Florida 32202
(904) 798-4303 Fax: (904) 798-4305
Hours: M-Thur 11am-4pm
Provides job interview clothing and career mentoring for low-income women.
The Inn Ministry
PO Box 7252, Jacksonville, FL 32238
Phone (904) 388-7730
Provides emergency housing for pre-and post-partum women in crisis.
Transitional Housing
For Drug and/or Alcohol Abuse
In the Springfield Area, $18 day, Includes meals and laundry facilities, Contact
Gloria 449-4340 or Phil 632-0612
Trinity Rescue Mission
622 West Union St, Jacksonville, FL 32254
Phone (904) 355-1205 Fax: (904) 355-1701 dmckinnis@trinityrescue.org
Hours: 24/7
Provides temporary lodging for three days (once in 30 day period). Shower,
clothing and meals are also part of the free service. Clients are expected to
attend short religious services during the three day stay.
United Community Outreach
Ministry
1805 Atlantic Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone (904) 396-2401
Emergency financial assistance.
United Community Outreach
Ministry
3349 St Augustine Rd, Jacksonville, Florida 32207
(904) 396-2401 westbendjohn@cs.com
Hours: M-F 9:30am-12:30pm
Provides supplementary financial assistance for rent, home mortgage,
utilities and heating fuel. Food pantry provides non-perishable and nutritional
food items.
United Way 2-1-1
(United Way of Northeast Florida)
P.O. Box 41428,
Jacksonville, FL
32203-1428
Contact: Robert Arnold boba@uwnefl.org
University
of Florida / Extension Services
1010 N McDuff Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida 32254
(904) 387-8860 Fax: (904) 387-8902 hjones@coj.net
Hours: M-F 7am-3pm
CANNING CENTER: Provides facility and direction on the canning of food.
USO of the Greater
Jacksonville Area
Bldg. 1050 Yorktown Ave,
NAS Jacksonville, FL 32212 (handicap access available)
Phone: 778-2821 Fax: 542-5214 kcmccarthy@usojax.com
Hours: M-F 8am-4:30
Provides service wo/men computers for word processing and internet
connections for e-mail and web searches, tickets to local and area attractions
and support services. Also offers homecoming and food baskets for Thanksgiving
and Christmas.
Volunteer
Jacksonville
4049 Woodcock Drive, Suite 100,
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 398-7777 Fax: 346-4438 judy@volunteerjacksonville.org
Volunteer
Jacksonville / Holiday Projects
6817 Southpoint Pkwy Ste 1902, Jacksonville,
Florida 32216 (handicap access available)
(904) 332-6767 Fax: (904) 332-6722 faythe@volunteerjacksonville.org
Hours: M-F 8:30am-4:30pm
Provides information to the community as to how they can assist others during
the holiday season. A listing of client needs, for various non-profits, is
provided. Assistance may be: providing food or gift baskets for clients,
planning a holiday party for agency clients, "adopt-a-family" etc.
We Care,
Jacksonville
611 East Adams Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202
(904) 359-0657x263 Fax: (904) 353-7345 rjohnson47@hotmail.com
Hours: 9:00am-12:00pm / Monday-Friday
Walk-in Basis Only; No Appointments. The volunteer health care professionals
at the medical clinics provide primary care medical services mainly to adults
residing in Duval County. Laboratory and diagnostic services are available and
very limited specialty referral.
Women's
Center of Jacksonville / Rape Recovery Team
5644 Colcord Ave, Jacksonville, Florida 32211 (Across Arlington Expressway from
Town & Country shopping mall)
(904) 722-3000 Pager: (904) 617-7888 Fax: (904)
722-3100 info@womenscenterofjax.org
Hours: 24 hours / 7 days
The Rape Recovery Team respond quickly and compassionately to adult and teen
survivors of sexual assault, whether or not they have chosen to report the crime
to police. All communications are confidential. Stop Violence Against Elders
program provides provides training and education to professionals in the field
of of law enforcement, criminal justice, victim services, etc. on recognizing,
investigating and prosecuting cases of sexual assault/domestic violence against
elders. Also offers website for sexual violence issues for teens and their
communities at www.promotetruth.org
Women's
Help Center
1519 Emerson St, Jacksonville, Florida 32207
Appt: (904) 398-5143 Fax: (904) 398-5235 helpcenter@cxp.com
Hours: M-F 9am-1pm; Sat 11am-1pm
Provides the community with life-affirming choices during pregnancy. Also
provides sound information, medical, adoption, housing referrals, pregnancy
testing, maternity and baby clothing, equipment, baby food and diapers. Also
offers expert, natural family planning instruction. Notes: by appointment only.
All services are free.
WIC
(women/infants/children)
515 W 6th St, Jacksonville, Florida 32206, 630-3370
8299-10A W Beaver St, Jacksonville, Florida 32220, 783-6323
120 King St, Jacksonville, Florida 32204, 665-2789
465 Acme St, Jacksonville, Florida 32211, 727-6549
Hours: M-F 8am-4pm
Provides special supplemental nutrition food vouchers.
World
Outreach
5042 Timuquana Rd, Jacksonville, Florida 32244
(904) 573-1333 Fax: (904) 778-1437 worldoutreach@stpetersjax.org
Hours: Mon, Wed, Sat 10:00am - 1:00pm (closed 5th Weds each month)
Provides a food pantry and clothing
World Relief
4314 St. Augustine Rd, Jacksonville, Florida 32207
(904 858-9625 Fax:
(904) 858-9627 Hours: M-F 9am-3pm wrcjax@aol.com
Provides resettlement assistance to refugees and asylees. May be able to
serve certified victims of human trafficking.
YMCA of Florida’s First
Coast
5100 Belfort Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32256
Phone: 296-3220x211 Fax: 296-4744 twilkes@ymcaffc.org
Youth Crisis Center
7007 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone (904) 823-0906, Contact Tom Patania
Emergency shelter for runaway and homeless youth 10 thru 17.
Youth Crisis
Center - The Safe Place
3015 Parental Home Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone: 720-0002 or 725-6662 Fax: 724-8513 ycctpatania@aol.com
Provides shelter to troubled children who are runaways, homeless or ejected;
respite care for youth whose families need some time-out while a crisis is
resolved.
Youth Crisis
Center - The Safe Place
3000 N. Ponce de Leon #6, St Augustine, FL 32086
Phone: (904) 823-0906, Fax: (904) 823-8679, Contact Tammy Byerly
Offers counseling for families, for runaway and homeless youth 10-17 and
referral services.
Education of Homeless Children
& Youth
State Coordinator for Homeless Education
Ms. Betty Applewhite
State Coordinator for Homeless Education Programs
Florida Department of Education
Bureau of Student Assistance
325 West Gaines Street, Suite 352, Tallahassee, FL 32399
Phone: (850) 245-0709 Fax: (850) 245-0683
Email: betty.applewhite@fldoe.org
Website: Florida
Education for Homeless Children and Youth Program
Baker County School District
392 South Boulevard East, MacClenny, FL 32063
Phone (904) 259-0429, Fax (904) 259-2825, Contact Glenn McKendree
Clay County School District
23 South Green Street, Green Cove Springs, FL 32043
Phone (904) 284-6511, Fax (904) 529-2170, Contact Norma Martin
Duval County School District
1701 Prudential Drive, 4th Floor, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone (904) 390-2085, Fax (904) 390-2075, Contact Evelyn Tukes
Nassau County School District
1201 Atlantic Avenue, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Phone (904) 491-9887, Fax (904) 321-5982, Contact Linda Morris
St. Johns County School District
40 Orange Street, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Phone (904) 819-7591, Fax (904) 819-7595, Contact Jim Welu
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