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Catholic Charities Bureau 134 East Church Street #2  354-4846 M-F 9am-4:30pm Helps with housing for AIDs patients. 
Duval County Health Department /HIV/AIDS Education, 1833 Boulevard Ste 500,  253-1040 
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.
Jewish Family and Community Services 6261 Dupont Station Ct E  448-1933 eMail (Bus # I-6 stops at this site) Help Thru Ryan White Title II.
Lutheran Social Services 4615 Philips Hwy 448-5995 contact@lssjax.org Housing and financial assistance.
NE Florida AIDS Network 2715 Oak St (904) 356-1612, M-Th 8am-5pm and F 8am-3pm Provides case management, food pantry, housing assistance, medical insurance assistance and children's programs.

Also try:
Automobile Donation Charity  1-800-454-9066 when you have a donation to give
Cars for Home  1-877-277-4344 (unknown source)

WIC 515 W. 6th Street - 904.630.3380 
Women's Help Center 4209 University Blvd South, Appt: (904) 398-5143  helpcenter@cxp.com 
Hours: M-F 9am-4pm; Sat 9am-1pm; Closed Sunday

Women's Help Center Beaches, 1905 North 3rd Street, Appt: (904) 249-8644
Hours: M-Thurs 10am-1pm; Fri 1pm-4:40pm; Closed Saturday and Sunday

Family Promise, helps families with children 354-1818 www.familypromisejax.org/ourservices.aspx
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Ex-felon referral service and use of computers for job searching.
QUEST Outreach, 305 N. Washington St.- Assist with: entitlements, Shands clinic card, transportation, disadvantage, general information, state identification cards, finding housing and/or shelter. Telephone and restrooms available. Hours 8:00 - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday  244-4015

Action Ministries Plus 26 E. 2nd St  Thurs 9:30am-12pm; Sun 9am-12pm 
Arlington Community Services (referrals only) 1450 Rogero Rd  743-7402 M-F 9am-Noon
Bread of Life - every 4th Sat 3pm in church parking lot at Union and Market, across from Winn-Dixie
Catholic Charities (St Augustine) 829-6300 Fax 829-0494 Becky Stringer
Circle of Love  DREHRuder@aol.com 
City Rescue Mission Bargain Center Thrift Store, 5343-1 Normandy Blvd. Vouchers available for clothing, household goods. Hours: 9:00 - 5:00 Monday - Saturday  387-4357 X4324
DAV Thrift (free with DAV voucher) 1439 Parental Home Rd M-Sat 9am-4pm 727-319-7444 
Dept of Children & Family (children)  360-7091
Dignity U Wear (need referral from other agency) 136 N Myrtle Ave 636-9455 M-Thu 9-Noon
Downtown Ecumenical Services  Mon at 8:30am for appts 215 Ocean St 358-7955 eMail 
Emergency Pregnancy Services (maternity/baby) 1637 King St M-F 9am - 4:30  308-7510
Family Support Services 4057 Carmichael Ave Ste 101 M-F 8am-5pm  421-5800 eMail 
First Coast Women's Services (maternity/baby) 11215 San Jose Blvd  262-6300 Mon 9am-3pm and 6pm-8:30pm; Tues thru Fri 6pm-8:30pm
Girls Inc (female youth) 731-9933
Helping Hands Ministries, 31 Lewis Street, Atlantic Beach, Clothing Store, 247-1947
Immaculate Conception Church  134 E. Church St (11am - 12pm)
I.M. Sulzbacher Center (adults) 611 East Adams St  359-0457, Fax: 359-0926 
Jax Youth Sanctuary (youth) 389-5231x185
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.
Northwest Behavior Health Services (adults) 781-7797x22
Operation New Hope Ready4Work 1830 N. Main St, Jacksonville, FL 32206 354-HOPE Assist ex-offenders, clothing closet. 354-3464
Salvation Army, 10900 Beach Blvd, clothing store, Hours 10:00-5:oo pm Monday - Saturday 641-2122
Salvation Army 5929 Merrill Rd, clothing store, Hours 10:oo - 5:00 pm, Monday - Saturday  743-1595
Sanctuary 120 E 8th (zip 32206 only) Fri 11am-1pm/every 90 days/wo/men/children, ID req
St. Francis House (St Augustine) (904) 829-8937, Fax: (904) 829-5400
St. Mary's  1912 Laura St   354-5075 (Tuesdays 9am - 12pm)
St. Stephen's AME Church, 134 E Church St, clothing, Monday - Thursday 10:00 - 1:00 pm  358-0099
Success Suits You 215 N Market St #280  798-4303  M-Thur 11am-4pm Provides job interview clothing and career mentoring for low-income women.
Trinity Rescue Mission 622 West Union St 355-1205
Women's Help Center 4209 University Blvd South, Appt: (904) 398-5143  helpcenter@cxp.com 
Hours: M-F 9am-4pm; Sat 9am-1pm; Closed Sunday
Women's Help Center Beaches, 1905 North 3rd Street, Appt: (904) 249-8644
Hours: M-Thurs 10am-1pm; Fri 1pm-4:40pm; Closed Saturday and Sunday
World Outreach 5042 Timuquana Rd  573-1333 Mon, Wed, Sat 10:00am - 1:00pm

Emergency Services and Homeless Coalition of Jacksonville 900 University Blvd Ste 405, Jacksonville, FL 32211, (904) 247-5112, Fax: (904) 242-9077 

Family Foundations 1639 Atlantic Blvd 396-4846 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 Promise, helps families with children 354-1818 www.familypromisejax.org/ourservices.aspx
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.
Urban League (financial, for first time homebuyers) 366-3470
Also see "Mental Health Programs" category below.

City of Jacksonville 117 W Duval St #205  M-F 8am-5pm  630-4940  jgillrup@coj.net
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.
Florida Community College/Student Disability Services, 101 West State St, 633-5007 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.
Disabled Amer Vets Thrift Store (free items with DAV voucher) 1439 Parental Home Rd M-Sat 9am-4pm 727-319-7444 
Disabled Job Placement:
     2050 Art Museum DR #101 348-2770
     7451 103rd ST #11  573-3910
     2141 Lochrane Blvd #120  (Orange Park) 213-3040 
Medicaid 921 N Davis St, Bldg A #160  353-2100, provider relations: 353-2150 
TAP – Telephone Assistance Program  1-800-582-5706 For disabled/needy. Application through Catholic Social Services. 
A comprehensive Federal website of disability-related government resources HERE

• www.bt.ctc.gov
• www.bepast.org 
• www.ready.gov 
• www.redcross.org/services/disaster/beprepared/ 
• www.hs.state.az.us/phs/edc/edrp/index.htm 
• www.domesticpreparedness.com 
• www.homelendsecurity.az.gov 
• Red Cross Family Disaster Planning
• FEMA Family Disaster Planning
• National Safety Council Family Preparedness

630-0837 - River-related issues

Domestic Violence Statewide Toll-Free Number 800-500-1119  www.fcadv.org  
DV Emergency Numbers: http://www.dcmsonline.org/jax-medicine/1999journals/May99/dvres13-16.pdf 
Hotline  354-3114
DV Shelters in Florida HERE  
Hubbard House /Emergency Shelter, P.O. Box 4909, Jacksonville, FL 32201  phone: 354-3114
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.
A New Beginning, 1343 Rogero Road #101, 744-9445 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.
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. 
Women's Center of Jacksonville / Rape Recovery Team, 5644 Colcord Ave, Jacksonville, Florida 32211  (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 training and education to professionals in the field 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  
OTHER:
Center for the Prevention of Domestic Violence - 904.630.7514
Child & Elder Abuse Hotline 800-96-ABUSE 
Duval County Health Department/HIV/AIDS Education, 1833 Boulevard Ste 500, 665-2588   
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm Provides DV Training/Education 
Family Violence Prevention Fund 
First Call for Help 632-0600
Intimate Violence Enhanced Services Team (City of Jax office for DV Resources) 
Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office 911 or 630-2100
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence 
U.S. Department of Justice Violence Against Women Office 
Victim Services Center 403 West 10th St 904-630-6300, Fax 904-630-0770

Center for Adult Learning Downtown Library, 122 N Ocean St, Provides free reading, spelling and math instruction. Must be 16 yrs and older and have a 2nd-8th grade reading level. Classes go as late as 8pm by appointment. Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30am-4:30pm  630-2426
Clara White Mission  613 W. Ashley St Culinary Training for Men 
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.
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. 
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.
NE FL Community Action Agency, 1093 W 6th St, Serves residents of zip codes 32208, 09, 15,18,19,20,21,29,34,54, and 73 - Financial assistance for tuition, books and supplies for post secondary education, and vocational job training. Literacy - GED classes, financial assistance for study books, assessment testing, GED exams  632-1476
NE FL Community Action Agency, 1133 Ionia St, Serves residents of all zip codes not listed above - Financial assistance for tuition, books and supplies for post secondary education, and vocational job training. Literacy - GED classes, financial assistance for study books, assessment testing, GED exams  632-1475
Salvation Army 900 W Adams St 356-8641 Back to school assistance for kids.
Sanctuary of NE Florida 120 E 8th St 356-3588 After School Programs: M-F 3pm-6pm
Duval County School District, 1701 Prudential Drive, 4th Floor  390-2085 To see ALL of District 4 County Schools go HERE Note: find list just below "Service Providers"
University of Florida 1010 N McDuff Ave  387-8860 M-F 7am-3pm Food Canning
Volunteers of America  faith-based housing, health, training, and employment services. 904-731-0441
6810 St Augustine Rd, Jacksonville Fl 32217 www.voa-fla.org

Employment

Also see "Job Training"
AAA Employment, 101 Century 21 Dr  904-725-9551
Able Body Labor Man 23 E. Beaver Street 381-9606, 355-1556
Action Labor 4131 Lenox Ave 388-2226
America's Job Bank 
AMG (truck driving placement) 2725 College St 381-0764
ATS Services (clerical & light industrial) www.ats-services.com 9700 Phillips Hwy 224-1400
Day Labor (State Agency) 300 Adams Street 
Disabled Job Placement:
     2050 Art Museum DR #101 348-2770
     7451 103rd ST #11  573-3910
     2141 Lochrane Blvd #120  (Orange Park) 213-3040
Extra Man 23 E Beaver St  355-1556
Flex Staff 1638 N Main St  355-2738
Goodwill's Job Junction 333 E Monroe St 354-9180 Mon-Wed 9am - 4pm; Thurs 9am - 7pm; Friday 10:30am - 1pm
Goodwill's Job Junction 9180 Merrill Rd 762-2301 Mon - Thurs 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Fri 9:00 am- Noon
Goodwill's Job Junction 108 6th Ave Jax Beach 241-9393 Mon - Thurs 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Fri 9:00 am- Noon
Goodwill's Job Junction 5995 University Blvd West 265-8499 Mon - Thurs 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Fri 9:00 am- Noon
Goodwill's Job Junction 4527 Lenox Ave 394-6727 Mon - Thurs 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Fri 9:00 am- Noon
Goodwill's Job Junction 2005 US 1 South St Augustine 904-829-2889  Mon-Thurs 9:00am-4:30pm Fri 9:00am-11:00am
Government Jobs:
     Human Resources 630-1106, 630-1111, Fax: 630-1108
     Veterans Employment & Training  630-3696
     Job Newsline (recording) 630-1144
Hospitality Staff, 4604 Atlantic Blvd  904-399-3200
Interim Staffing 2851-5 N Edgewood Ave 354-0571
Jacksonville Urban League 903 West Union St 356-8336 Assists adults with basic computer skills. Assists with job placement, career development, vocational training. Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.
Jax Jobs, 9471 Baymeadows Rd #405  904-737-5627
Job Junction, 333 E Monroe  354-9180 M-W 9a-4p; Th 9a-7p; F 10:30a-1p 
Job Opportunities for Low-Income Individuals 
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.
Kelly Services, 2262 Dunn Ave  904-757-2137
Kelly Services, 4800 Deerwood Campus Pkwy  904-905-8060
Labor Finders 1602 E Church St 358-7128
Labor Line, 5913 Normandy Blvd  904-693-5040
Labor Ready, 3325 Plymouth St #12  904-384-0850
Labor Ready, 2080 Talleyrand Ave  904-354-2205
Labor Ready, 533 Blanding Blvd  904-272-9311
Labor Ready, 701 Mayport Crossing Blvd  904-242-2454
Labor Ready, 670 N Edgewood Ave  904-384-0850
Labor Ready, 8924 Western Way  363-6147
Liberty Center 909 Liberty St, 353-2888  Job Junction visits on-site 1-4pm Mon/Wed to assist with job placement.
Manpower, 8101 Southside Bl #3  904-564-1777
Manpower, 7033 Commonwealth Bl #4  904-783-9400
Mission House 800 Shetter Ave, Jax Beach 241-6767 employment assistance for Jax Beach Area
NE FL Community Action Agency 1093 W 6th St 632-1476 Serves residents of zip codes 32208, 09, 15,18,19,20,21,29,34,54, and 73 - Financial assistance for job training, clothing, assistance with job search
NE FL Community Action Agency 1133 Ionia St 632-1475 Serves residents of all zip codes not listed above - Financial assistance for job training, clothing, assistance with job search
Pacesetter Personal 249 E. 8th Street
PCI Employment, 4911 Spring Park Rd  904-733-1733
Randstad, 9951 Atlantic BL #250  904-724-8787
Randstad, 9428 Baymeadows Rd #171  904-367-8466
RCI Employment Services 4741 Atlantic Blvd Ste C,  904-743-1002, Fax 904-743-3008 rbhsrci@bellsouth.net  Provides employment services to the mental health and dually diagnosed population (mental health and substance addiction). Also assists with referrals to vocational rehabilitation services.
Snelling, 4741 Atlantic BL #A2  904-858-7004
Tandem Staffing 507 S. 4th St
Team Day Labor 339 Park St 
Team Day Labor 1839 E. 8th St
Tempforce, 4651 Salisbury Rd #130  904-296-9930
TRC Staffing, 5393 Roosevelt BL#5  904-384-9296
TRC Staffing, 9770 Baymeadows Rd #123  904-641-1665
United Staffing, 6815 Atlantic Blvd  904-805-0000
USA Jobs 
US Navy Employment:
     Mayport NS  270-5271, 270-5191
     Human Resources  542-2285  www.hrojax.navy.mil 
     NAS Jacksonville  542-2951
Volunteers of America  faith-based housing, health, training, and employment services. 904-731-0441
6810 St Augustine Rd, Jacksonville Fl 32217 www.voa-fla.org
Women's jobs/education/counseling  101 W State St #3106  633-8311
Work Source 215 Market St  798-9222 or 798-4780 Provides daily work paid by the hour for those who sign in that morning at 5am. Trains and assists persons for job placement who are in low-income bracket. Office does qualifying to see if persons are able to receive unemployment benefits. Hours: Monday-Friday 5am-5pm
Work Source 10769 Beach Blvd #12  997-3100
Problems with wages/overtime/pink slip check? call Dept of Labor 232-2489

Apply for financial aid for school
Arlington Community Center 1450 Rogero Rd  743-7402 M-F 8am-9am Provides emergency food assistance and financial (utility/rent) assistance to area residents (1 time in 2 years).
BEAM 800 Shetter Ave 241-2326  Beaches Residents Only. Hours M, W, Th, F: 9:00-1:00 ; Tues: 1:00-6:00

Catholic Charities Bureau  134 E. Church St, call 211 or 630-0600, Assistance to prevent homelessness with rent and utilities.
Catholic Charities Bureau (St Augustine) 829-6300 Fax 829-0494 Becky Stringer 

City of Jax Mental Health & Welfare 5258-7 Norwood Ave, no walk-ins, call for appt 768-1940, Daily 9:30 am 
Consolidation-debt.com - Our debt consolidation program lowers your monthly bill payments. Use debt consolidation and have one low monthly payment.
DCF/Economic Self Sufficiency 5920 Arlington Expressway (handicap access available)
Phone: 727-3716  Fax: 723-5352  Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm Mon - Fri Provides food stamps, Medicaid and temporary cash assistance (TANF) on a time limited basis to indigent families. 
Downtown Ecumenical Services, Appts Mon at 8:30am  215 Ocean St 358-7955 eMail
Duval County Housing Finance Authority (Low-interest loans) 1 W Adams St 353-0486 
Family & Consumer Sciences 1010 N McDuff Ave  387-8855 
Family Counseling Service (credit counseling) 396-4846 
Family Promise, helps families with children 354-1818 www.familypromisejax.org/ourservices.aspx
Florida Alliance for Assistive Services  Help for the Handicapped
Florida Weatherization Assistance Program
I. M. Sulzbacher Center for the Homeless 611 E. Adams St 359-0457 Emergency housing/rental assistance for persons living with HIV/AIDS through the SHARP Team

Jacksonville Housing Commission  588-0172 
JEA Customer Information Center at 904-632-5200 (neighbor to neighbor program)

Jewish Family 3601 Cardinal Point D 448-2633/448-1933 Mon-Bills 9am, Wed-Rent Deposit 9am 
Jewish Family & Community Services 6261 Dupont Station Ct E, 448-1933 Call for appointment 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Food Pantry open from 1:30 - 3:30
Lutheran Social Services 2257 Riverside Ave 381-6885 Lifestyle management support with finances and budgets. Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Medicaid 921 N Davis St, Bldg A #160  353-2100, provider relations: 353-2150
Mental Health & Welfare Div 5258-7 Norwood Ave, appt call after 9:30 768-1940 
MyBudgetPlanner.com - Discover the Simple Software that takes less then 5 minutes a day to help you see where all your money is going, control your spending, and actually start saving money.
NE FL Community Action Agency 411 W Adams Ste 200, 358-7474
NE FL Community Action Agency 1093 W 6th St 632-1476 Serves residents of zip codes 32208, 09, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 29, 34, 54, and 73 - Financial assistance for rent, mortgage, utilities, dental, eye care, prescriptions
NE FL Community Action Agency 1133 Ionia St 632-1475  Serves residents of all zip codes not listed above - Financial assistance for rent, mortgage, utilities, dental, eye care, prescriptions
Salvation Army 900 W Adams St 356-8641, Fax 355-8422 Rent & Utility Assistance. Call for appt.
Scholarships.com - Free college scholarships search & financial aid information for college. Financial aid for college: student loans, online Stafford loans & Plus loans, free scholarship search.
St Johns Welfare Foundation PO Box 1379, St Augustine, FL 32085 (904) 829-6514 Fax: (904) 829-5599  Provides care and assistance to the indigent, the sick and needy persons.
Traveler's Aid 134 E Church St  354-4846
UCOM 1603 Minerva Ave 396-2401  Referral required - Assistance for Rent, mortgage, utilities and deposits. Appointments by phone Thursday only.
United Community Outreach Program 1805 Atlantic Blvd 396-2401
United Way 2-1-1 
Victim Services Center (for crime victims) 403 W 10th St  630-6300
Where did those Shelter Grants go? HERE

10th Street Baptist Church 1136 E 10th St  353-0426 Sundays if you go to their church service at 11am (indigents VERY welcome here). 
Arlington Community Services 1450 Rogero Rd  743-7402 M-F 9am Provides emergency food assistance and financial (utility/rent) assistance to area residents (1 time in 2 years).
Catholic Charities Bureau 134 E. Church St #2, Wednesdays and Fridays 1pm to 2pm, must bring Social Security cards.
Christ Church of Peace (Emergency Food Pantry) 1240 S McDuff Ave  387-2020   M-W 9am - 2pm pastor@christchurchofpeace.org or admin@christchurchofpeace.org
Circle of Love DREHRuder@aol.com 
Daily Growth Outreach & Ministry 2542-2 Firestone Rd  783-2520 nette_harmon08@bellsouth.net  Open fourth Thursday of each month 9:00 am to 3:00 pm sharp. Go early, if first time, to fill out Eligibility Forms. Must pick up your own food, once a month only.
Downtown Ecumenical Services Appts Mon at 8:30am  215 Ocean St 358-7955 eMail 
Florida Special Supplemental Nutrition Program  for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) 
Florida Summer Food Service 
Florida Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) 
Helping Hands Food Pantry (Atlantic Beach) 31 Lewis St  247-1947
Jewish Family & Community Services 6261 Dupont Station Ct E Food Pantry 448-1933
Lutheran Social Services, 4615 Philips Hwy 448-5995 contact@lssjax.org  www.lssjax.org 
NEFCAA 1133 Iona St  632-1462  M-F 8am-5pm commodity food program
NEFCAA 1093 West 6th St  632-1471  M-F 8am-5pm emergency food assistance 
Salvation Army 900 W. Adams St  356-8641 Tuesday & Friday 9am 
Second Harvest Food Bank 1501 Jesse St Call for appt 353-3663

See our chart HERE
Action Ministries Plus 26 E. 2nd Street (Friday 10am - 1pm)
City Rescue Mission, 234 W. State St  M-Sun 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Clara White Mission, 613 West Ashley St M-Th 11:30 am, and Fri/Sat breakfast
Florida School Breakfast and Lunch Program 
Florida Special Milk Program  

Immaculate Conception Church 134 E. Church Street (Saturday Lunch)
I.M.Sulzbacher  611 East Adams St 359-0457 M-Sun 6am, M-Sun 12:30, M-F 6:30pm
Salvation Army Canteen 900 W Adams St   356-8641 
Trinity Rescue Mission, 622 W Union St 355-1205  M-F right after evening services

Community Partnership for Protection of Children 3701 Winton Dr (located in the Ribault Family Resource Center on campus) (904) 924-1680  Fax: (904) 924-1684  sdurham@communitypartnershipjax.com  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).

Arlington Lions Club  744-9844  Contact: David Thrift
Sulzbacher Center 611 East Adams St, Case Management: 394-8060, Fax: 394-4340 (by referral form from social services or health care provider only) $25 charge per visit

Housing
(low income)

Apartments:
     http://www.socialserve.com/tenant/FL/Search.html?ch=FL&type=rental&region_id=32593 some low.
     Morningside Apartments 2401 Jammes Rd 638-7832
     1 bedroom starts at $407, 2-bedroom starts at $498
     Willow Lakes Apts 7703 Hare Ave (near Arlington and Atlantic) 725-0302 
     Furnished studio $400 month+$25 water fee/you pay electricity/$100 dep./$35 app fee/small pet ok with $100 dep
     Assisted Housing Inventory (click on part III) Inventory of Federal/State/Local Assisted Rental Housing
     Co-Abode House sharing for single Moms. Website helps to match roommates.
     Florida Alliance for Assistive Services Includes 155 HUD and USDA-Subsidized properties in Duval County, FL
     Florida Housing Data Clearinghouse  
     Low Income Housing List  
Credit Counseling:
     Family Credit Counseling Service 1639 Atlantic Blvd  396-4846 (fee may be charged)
     Federal Housing Projects  HUD-Homeless
     Housing Choice Vouchers 
     Housing Partnership of Northeast Florida 4401 Emerson Street 398-4424   Housing Counseling & Homebuyer
     Education 2nd Mortgage Financing & Limited Re-financing.
     Urban League (financial counseling for 1st time homebuyers)  366-3470
     U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD)
     Provides information and resources related to homes and apartments such as rights and responsibilities,
     budgeting, financial help and counseling agencies. 
Low Interest Loans: 
     Duval Housing Financing Auth, 1 W Adams St  353-0486 
     Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA)
     Current homeowners who are at risk of losing their homes or facing financial distress can refinance through NACA.
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.
Permanent Housing for Homeless:
     Circle of Hope Assisted Living Facility  1550 W 9th St  355-9840
     24-hour Supervised Housing & Supportive Services for disabled adults and senior adults.
     Focus on chronically mentally ill. Registered Nurse on call at all times. Intake Hours 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
     Dept of Children and Families  353-8990 x 405
     96 units of permanent supportive housing for single adults or families with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness.
     Includes case management and rent subsidies.
     Family Promise, helps families with children 354-1818 www.familypromisejax.org/ourservices.aspx
     Fresh Ministries 227 Park St  359-6868
     Jacksonville Housing Commission  588-0172
     Jacksonville Housing Authority  630-3877, 353-8990x405  22 units of permanent supportive housing for
     chronically homeless and mentally ill single adults; includes case management and rent and utility subsidies.
     Liberty Center 2 & 3, 909 Liberty St  353-2888  343 units total. (243 Men/100 Women) Cost is $25/month or
     30% of income for 1 year. Check In times are 8am-4pm Monday-Thursday/8am-2pm on Fridays
     River Region Human Services St. Johns Horizon House 888 Franklin St. #201  353-8990 x412
     35 units of permanent supportive housing for adults with HIV/AIDS.
     Volunteers of America 4401 Emerson St Ste 6, 306-0449  Housing with supportive services for 108 single adults
     and 23 families with chronic mental illness who are persistently homeless
Transitional Housing:
     After Thoughts, Inc. 325 Stockton Street  334-6659  6 beds for released offenders
     City Rescue Mission Life Builders Recovery 234 E. State St  Faith based short term housing
     with supportive services for 80 individuals and 36 families
     Clara White Mission 613 W. Ashley St  354-4162   Clara White Mission offers transitional housing to 36 males.
     All participants must be enrolled in the Culinary Arts Training Program with CWM to be eligible for housing.
     Housing includes case management, life management classes, graduate employment assistance and
     graduate housing placement assistance. You can apply in person at Clara White Mission.
     Community Connections Nia Terrace 2058 Niblick Drive., Apt. 121  854-9440
     Short term housing (up to 2 years) with supportive services for 50 families
     Community Connections Davis Center 325 E. Duval Street  354-6681  Transitional Housing, 89 beds total for women
     and children (Boys must be under eight years of age), Stay up to two years (30% income) [For application process,
     bring I.D. and Social Security Card for adult, Social Security Card and Immunization records for each child, proof of
     income (or letter stating none), Proof of homelessness (eviction notice, letter from last two shelters.)]
     COTS   4 beds, men only, felons ok. Home is cleared for sex offenders on probation but NOT for 
     pedophiles. $75 week (first, last and $10 key fee = $160 to move in), smoke free/drug free/alcohol free, no private rooms. 
     Call Miss Annie 314-1000 or eMail cots@prodigy.net, or write PO Box 13086, Jax FL 32206. 
     Gateway Community Services Alumni House 900 Bridier St  354-0835 for interview.
     40 bed facility for single men and women. 12-step recovery model.
     Gateway Community Services Independence Village 940 Bridier St  354-0835 to schedule an interview.
     8 Apartments of Transitional Housing for single men and women in recovery.
     Helping Hands Ministry 31 Lewis Street, Atlantic Beach  247-1947
     Transitional Housing for families with children.
     I.M. Sulzbacher Center SEA Program  356-4083
     30 scattered site apartments for single persons diagnosed with HIV.
     I.M. Sulzbacher Center - Home Safe Program  356-4083  55 scattered site apartments for chronically homeless
     individuals diagnosed with chemical dependency to alcohol. Includes case management and supportive services.
     Provided by Gateway Community Services River Region Human Services.
     I.M. Sulzbacher Center - Homeward Bound Program   356-4083
     30 scattered site apartments for dually diagnosed persons with disability and in recovery from addiction.
     Includes case management and supportive services.
     Gateway Community Services Independence Village  940 Bridier Street  354-0835 to schedule an interview.
     48 Apartments of Permanent Housing for single men and women in recovery.
     State Housing Projects  FL Dept of Community Affairs
     Transitional Housing for Drug/Alcohol Abuse, $18 day, Includes meals and laundry facilities
     Springfield area, Contact Gloria 449-4340 or Phil 632-0612
     Volunteers of America  faith-based housing, health, training, and employment services. 904-731-0441
6810 St Augustine Rd, Jacksonville Fl 32217 www.voa-fla.org
     Youth Crisis Center  720-0022  Short term housing for runaway youth.
Links to: Government Housing Programs 
Other:

• Housing Information Gateway Site at University of Colorado, Boulder (Requires Graphical Browser)
• U.S. National Low Income Housing Coalition
• U.S. National Law Center of Homelessness and Poverty
• National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
• Corporation for Supportive Housing (NY, CA, IL, CT, MN, MI, NJ, & OH)
• The Urban Institute Home Page
• Rural Voices, Magazine of the Housing Assistance Council
• Fannie Mae - Washington, D.C.
• Saving Affordable Housing
• Housing Assistance Council (rural housing)
• Housing Assistance Council Archive
• National Fair Housing Advocate
• National Housing and Rehabilitation Association
• National Housing Institute
• HomeAid
• The Mad Housers

Clara White Mission 613 W. Ashley St (Mon 1:30pm)

To see who to write to for Birth Certificates, Social Security Cards, and Photo I.D.'s, and to see what can be used in Florida as an I.D. click HERE 
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.

• Non-emergency
• Aggressive panhandlers

924-5361

• Ongoing public safety issues on the Northbank
• Recurring panhandlers and homeless camping on the Northbank

828-5463

• Ongoing public safety issues on the Southbank
• Recurring panhandlers and homeless camping on the Southbank

A New Beginning, 1343 Rogero Road 744-9445; 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.
Child Guidance Center - 904.448.4700
Community Mental Health Center of Shands Jacksonville - 244.4015 or 244-3688
Diocesan Center for Family Life, Contact Renee Fox, for appointment (no walk-ins) 874-4907, Fees are assessed on a sliding scale according to annual income and the number of people in the family that are supported by that income. Clients are seen at the St. Vincent's and Catholic Center locations. Appointments may be made by calling (904) 874-4907. website: www.dcfl.org "It is believed that the client should have a sense of control over his/her life and should be an active participant in restoring lost equilibrium." 
Family Counseling Service - 904.396.4846
First Coast Women's Services - 904.262.6300
Gateway Community Services  555 Stockton St  387-4661  Detoxification Services, Drug Screening, Drug and Alcohol services for adults and adolescents. Hours 8:00 - 5:00 Monday - Friday
Jewish Family & Community Services  6261 Dupont Station Ct E  448-1933  Counseling for individuals, marital counseling, children, dealing with stress, anxiety, and relationships. Sliding fee schedule.
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.
Mental Health Center - 904.695.9145
Mental Health Resource Center 305 N Washington St  904-642-9100, 904-358-2411  LINK provides mental health treatment case management and housing. QUEST also provides mental health treatment for mentally ill and dually diagnosed, counseling for substance abuse and metal illness as well as case management. Screenings 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Mon, Tues, and Thurs
River Region Human Services  330 W State St  359-6571  Offers Mental Health and Substance Abuse programs. Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
St. Francis House (St Augustine) 904-829-8937, Fax: 904-829-5400 
VA Outpatient Clinic 1833 Boulevard St  791-3621 Adjustment Counseling for Vietnam Vets
Youth Crisis Center (St Augustine) 904-725-6662

Financial News & Daily Record  356-2466

Florida Times Union  359-4111
Jacksonville Business Journal  396-3502

LOCAL:
Carver Community Center  738 South Fourth Avenue. Offers organized youth activities in sports, computer training, arts.
Gonzales Park  North Second Avenue and Tenth Street. A three acre passive park equipped with 2 small little League Fields, a basketball court, playground equipment, a 16' by 20' picnic shelter with tables and a covered bench rest area.
Huguenot Lagoon Park  South Third Street and Sixteenth Avenue. Located on a 3-acre lake with stocked fish, surrounded by a fishing pier and boardwalk - this park includes a basketball court, playground equipment and a tennis center. Tennis Facility features 6-lighted tennis courts and 1-unlit court providing adult & children programs, clinics, and private lessons.
Recreation and Parks Department  321 North Penman Road. Park benches and a small
multi-use practice field.
Tall Pines Park  North Ninth Avenue ( West of Penman Rd ). One and a half acre park includes nature trails, playground equipment and picnic pavilion.
Wingate Park  South Penman Road. 16 acres which includes 1 Adult Softball Field, 1 regulation Football Field, 2 T - Ball Fields, 2 Little Major League Fields, 1 Babe Ruth Field and a picnic area.
STATE PARKS:
Big Cypress  HERE 
Delnor-Wiggins  HERE 
Everglades  HERE 
Fakahatchee Strand  HERE 

Lost Pets: 2580 W First St 8am-5pm 7-days  387-8924
Adoption Center: 10501-2 San Jose Blvd 10am-6pm 7-days  886-4375  ($60-$80)

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home, PO Box 250, Hastings, FL 32145  692-3700 or 794-1488  Provides assistance to young mothers before and after pregnancy 
Baby Formula WIC 515 W. 6th Street  904-630-3380 
Emergency Pregnancy Program 1555 Oak Street 904.308.7510 Mon-Fri 9am - 4:30
Emergency Pregnancy Services 1637 King St  M-F 9am - 4:30  308-7510  eMail  Provides pregnancy testing, crisis counseling, material assistance, children's clothing, maternity clothing and medical, social and financial referrals.
EPS Jax 1637 King Street  308-7510, Fax: 308-7003  Info@epsjax.com  www.epsjax.com 
First Coast Women's Services - Mandarin 11215 San Jose Blvd  Call for appt 262-6300 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.
First Coast Women's Services - Beaches 2187 South Third St.  Call for appt 246-7378 See just above for services
First Coast Women's Services - Baker County 474 South Sixth St. Call for appt 259-2585 See above for services
Network of Care 358-6200 Crisis pregnancy center, no fee for service.

St Gerard Campus PO Box 4382, St. Augustine, FL 32085, (904) 829-5516, Contact Caroline Wolff Provides a safe haven for mothers-to-be in crisis and their babies.
The Inn Ministry PO Box 7252, Jacksonville, FL 32238 (904) 388-7730 Provides emergency housing for pre-and postpartum women in crisis.

Women's Help Center 4209 University Blvd South, Appt: (904) 398-5143  helpcenter@cxp.com 
Hours: M-F 9am-4pm; Sat 9am-1pm; Closed Sunday. 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.

Women's Help Center Beaches, 1905 North 3rd Street, Appt: (904) 249-8644
Hours: M-Thurs 10am-1pm; Fri 1pm-4:40pm; Closed Saturday and Sunday

305 N. Washington Street 
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.

• Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
• Bureau of Industry and Security's Denied Persons List
• California Department of Food and Agriculture Plant Health and Pest Prevention Services Division
• California Health and Safety Code
• California Penal Code
• Consumer Product Safety Commission Recalled Item List
• Copyright Office
• Drug Enforcement Administration
• Federal Laws and Regulations
• Food and Drug Administration
• Fish and Wildlife Service
• National Plant Board
• National Stolen Art File
• Office of Foreign Assets Control
• Patent and Trademark Office

Shelters

Shelters

Alliance for Lost Boys 8241 Wallingford Hills Lane 363-9821
Betty Griffin House PO Box 3319, St Augustine, FL 32085 (for battered women) 824-1555, 808-8544 Fax 808-8178 
Catholic Charities Bureau 134 East Church Street #2  354-4846 M-F 9am-4:30pm Provides help with housing for AIDs patients. 
Circle of Love 13519 N Main St  DREHRuder@aol.com  Faith-based shelter program for 30 adults and 15 families.
City Rescue Mission (emergency) 234 W. State St  Fax 350-1059 170 Beds w/300 capacity. Some designated for single males; some beds designated for women with children; 15 beds designated for JVET program participants. Meals, laundry, toiletries, in-house program, referrals, clothing, showers, mail, phone reception. 3:30 pm registration, doors locked at night, but staff is available 24-hours a day. 2 free nights during a 60-day period (nights can be consecutive); 14 days @ $8/day; then 16 days @ $10/day
City Rescue Mission (long term recovery)  426 S McDuff Ave   904-387-4357, 4231  Fax: 904-387-9377 Men, Women, Families, Rehab Programs, transitional housing, Meals, Auxiliary for Men and Women, Chapel Services, Bible Clubs/Sunday School, Computerized Academic Program, Non Computerized GED/Literacy Programs, Job Training & Services, Thrift Store, Recycling & Industrial Programs, Assembling, Residential for Mentally Ill, and Support Groups, Medical, Dental & Eye Clinics.
Clara White Mission  613 W Ashley  354-4162
Community Connections of Jacksonville - Florence N. Davis Center 325 E Duval St Downtown next to St. John's Cathedral, handicap access available  904-354-6681x0   Fax: (904) 633-9025   stacey@communityconnectionsjax.org  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 (women w/kids) 2058 Niblick Dr #121  354-6681 or 854-9440  
COTS 4 beds, men only, felons ok. Home is cleared for sex offenders on probation but NOT for pedophiles. $75 week (first, last and $10 key fee = $160 to move in), smoke free/drug free/alcohol free, no private rooms. Call Miss Annie 314-1000 or eMail cots@prodigy.net, or write PO Box 13086, Jax FL 32206. 
Daniel Memorial/Daniel's Retreat (teen mothers) 134 E Church St 724-8338
Domestic Violence Statewide Toll-Free Number 800-500-1119 
Florence M Davis Center (women w/children) 325 E Duval St 8am-5pm 354-6681  
Forward Steps in Jax Beach, 705 2nd St N, Charitable Organization, Alcohol, Drug Abuse, Prevention and Treatment.
Forward Steps 3605 Spring Park Rd  Transitional housing for homeless persons affected by alcohol and/or drug addiction. 
Fresh Ministries 227 Park St 904-359-6868 Provides permanent housing for homeless persons.
Helping Hands Ministry 2124 Mayport Rd, Atlantic Beach 247-1947
House of Refuge  M-F 8am-5pm Provides affordable housing for single women without children, mentorship program, clothes closet, food items, daycare, and referrals.
Hubbard House  (Jacksonville Shelter for battered women) P. O. Box 4909, Jacksonville, FL 32266  354-3114 36 beds, Abused Spouses, Women with Children. Shelter, Daycare, meals, mail-telephone check-in, bathing facilities, financial assistance, info, referrals, transportation, child care services, laundry, clothing, support groups, case management, parenting classes. Open 24 hrs day, year-round, no cost. Stay 4-6 weeks average.
I. M. Sulzbacher Center  611 East Adams St., Jacksonville, FL  32202  904-359-0647 or 904-359-0457  Fax: 359-0926 Full service shelters for men, women, and families with children, includes medical, dental, vision and behavioral health care. Open 24 hours daily, 12 transient beds for men, 8 transient beds for women & children, 5 for medically needy. Up to 30 days without cost.
Interface Youth Program (East of the Corner Drug Store) Palatka, FL  386-312-2220  Provides temporary shelter for youth ages 10-17 who are ungovernable, truant or runaway.
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.
Kings Inn Motel (transitional for vets)  8016 Arlington Expressway, Jacksonville, FL Mon-Fri 8:00am - 5:00pm Provides Meals, Transportation, housing, Employment & Training Programs. 24/7 Stay varies with individual needs.
Liberty Center for the Homeless (transitional) 909 Liberty Street 904-353-0099 (men's side), 600 N Washington St  904-353-1698 (women's side), 109 beds (81 units for males & 28 units for females), Single Adults, no dependents, Alcohol/drug counseling, pre-employment counseling, mail-telephone reception, bathing facilities, M-F 8am - 5pm year round, stay: 12 months @ $327.00 per month.
Lutheran Social Services 4615 Phillips Hwy 904-448-5995 Provides housing and financial assistance to HIV/AIDS victims.
New Life Inn 234 W. State St  353-5565, check in 3:30 
Quigley House (Clay County for battered women) 284-0061, toll free 800-339-5017 
Salvation Army Lodge   900 West Adams Street, Jacksonville, FL 32204  904-353-0971 or 904-356-5641 or 356-8641 Check in: 4pm women; 5pm men. MUST HAVE proper ID and no visible drug or alcohol abuse. Emergency shelter, emergency meals, financial assistance, information & referrals, bathing facilities, and clothing. 205 beds - 121 dormitory beds for single males; 46 dormitory beds for pre-release program; Open year round, 24 hours-a-day, can stay up to 30 days for families and 3 days for transient men. $10/daily charge after 3 days.
St Francis House PO Box 861028, St Augustine, FL 32086-1028 (904) 829-8937, Fax: (904) 829-5400 Provides temporary shelter for the homeless, a hot meal daily, clothing, hot showers, counseling and referral services.
St Gerard House PO Box 4382, St. Augustine, FL 32085 904-829-5516 Provides a safe haven for mothers-to-be in crisis and their babies.
The Inn Ministry  PO Box 7252, Jacksonville, FL 32238 (904) 388-7730 Provides emergency housing for pre-and postpartum women in crisis.
Thorminc Ministries  PO Box 26889 Jacksonville FL 32226, 904-354-2233 thormincchouse@clearwire.net Pastor Jacob and Cassandra Bush, helping single women without kids, food, transition shelter, clothing, more.
Towers Social Service Center  900 W Adams St  356-8641 
Transitional Housing for Drug/Alcohol abuse, in Springfield area, $18 day, Includes meals and laundry facilities, Contact Gloria 449-4340 or Phil 632-0612.
Trinity Rescue Mission (emergency) 901 West Bay Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 REQUIRED FOR ENTRANCE:  PHONE INTERVIEW: 904-355-1205. Click HERE for a list of their Programs. 24/7 Check in 4:45. Single adults, single parent families with children, emergency meals, information & referrals, bathing facilities, and clothing. Up to 3 days/per 30 day and then $9/daily charge. 65 beds available (55/males & 10/women and children).
Trinity Rescue Mission (90 day discipleship program, men only)  622 W Union St, Jacksonville, FL 32202  (904) 355-1205  Fax: (904) 355-1701  112 beds, 3 free nights each month, Hands Up Program $5 night. Showers, toiletries, clothing exchange (fresh change of clothes every day), addiction help, Lifeline Discipleship Program with case management, counseling, daily discipleship classes. Lifeline graduates can enroll at Freedom Farm or choose 30-day Lifeline Work Program.
Volunteers of America  faith-based housing, health, training, and employment services. 904-731-0441
6810 St Augustine Rd, Jacksonville Fl 32217 www.voa-fla.org
Youth Crisis Center (emergency) 3015 Parental Home Road  904-725-6662, also 7007 Beach Blvd  904-823-0906 For homeless, abandoned and runaway children in crisis situations, between the ages of 10-17, no active warrants requiring securing detention, or severe developmental problems. Shelter, meals, alcohol/drug abuse counseling, pre-employment counseling, mental health services, year round, 24 hours-a-day, maximum 30 days with most staying an average of 14 days. 
YWCA (emergency and transitional)  325 East Duval Street, Jacksonville FL 32202  
904-354-6681  Single women, single-parent families with children. 110 beds, 10 cribs. Provides shelter, food bank/groceries, alcohol/drug abuse counseling, job training, pre-employment counseling, mail/telephone reception, mental health services, bathing facilities, shelter/food vouchers, financial assistance, information and referrals, transportation, child care services, laundry services, clothing and assistance with household items and furniture. 24/7 3 months - 1 year for families @ $35/per week; 3 months - 2 years for singles @ $40/per week.
YWCA Royal Pointe (transitional) P.O. Box 16908,  Jacksonville, FL 32245-6908  904-727-6482 Provides shelter/case management/counseling/rent and utility subsidies/child care, open year round, 24 hours-a-day, 210 apartments and efficiencies, up to 2 years, Rent:  $300-$425.

CENTRAL FLORIDA:

Where did those Shelter Grants go? Click HERE

City Rescue Mission  234 W. State St  Fax 350-1059 
Mission House 800 Shetter Ave, Jax Beach 241-6767
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.
St. Francis House (St Augustine) (904) 829-8937, Fax: (904) 829-5400
Trinity Rescue Mission  622 West Union St  355-1205

JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.
Social Security 7185 Bonneval Rd. - 800-234-5772 
Also see HERE for more information

630-4185 x228  Litter removal, bagged garbage removal/issues

City Rescue Mission  234 W. State St 
Clara White Mission  613 W. Ashley St  354-4162 
JREC 1024 Superior St 32254 M-F 8a-4p  301-2400 Full service ex-felon case management, services and referrals.

Transportation

Van service: 
Highlands / Airport
Avenues South
Current routes available for Clay, and Putnam Counties: 
Middleburg (CC-53 ) 
Green Cove Springs (CC-51) 
Palatka (PC-50) 
Orange Park (PC-50) (Middleburg, Green Cove Springs and Palatka) 

PARATRANSIT SERVICES: 
     JTA Connexion provides paratransit service for disabled and transportation for disadvantaged riders unable to use fixed route buses. 
For information about services:
Daily including weekends and holidays 7am to 6pm

• Reservations (904) 265-6999
• Cancellations (904) 265-6999
• TDD (904) 636-7404

300 E. Monroe Street -  866-778-7356 or 904-358-2300 
Florida Job Service 215 Market St 
Florida Unemployment Compensation Services 

J Vet  117 W Duval Street  630-3680
VA Benefits Inquiry  311 W Monroe Street
VA Outpatient Clinic  1833 Boulevard St 791-3621 (also adjustment counseling for Vietnam Vets)

Florida Job Service 215 Market St