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RESOURCE GUIDE 904.685.6722 coe22.com/care
ADDICTION RECOVERY FREE Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center
Provides free in-residence rehabilitation program with a focus on basic necessities. People seeking their ministry may have issues with substance misuse, legal problems, relational conflicts, homelessness, unemployment and most importantly, a need for spiritual awakening and restoration. • • • • •
Inpatient program Group and individual therapy Daily fee required, insurance not necessary Christian based programs Arlington/Beach area
(904) 641-2122 www.salvationarmyflorida.org
dependency and other life controlling problems. This program was developed to help residents overcome addictions and to learn to live as drug-free Christians in the real world.
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CRM exists to transform the lives of the homeless and needy, serving them through the love and compassion of Jesus Christ. • • •
Provides food, clothing, shelter, and emergency services Residential Recovery Program Homeless men and women with or without children
(904) 387-4357 www.crmjax.org
Teen Challenge
We offer help to those whose lives have been damaged by the terrible effects of drug and alcohol dependency, co-
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(904) 398-0013 www.teenchallenge.cc/jacksonville-men
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Trinity Rescue Mission
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Provides emergency services and free long-term recovery programs to the hungry, homeless and hurting in the greater Jacksonville area. Dedicated to loving, serving and helping those in need through the grace of Jesus Christ. • •
City Rescue Mission
clinical procedures, Gateway helps people safely undergo the physiological and psychological effects of detoxification from sedative-hypnotics, alcohol and opiates.
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Program to break the pattern of homelessness and addiction Instilling hope — living as Godly, productive members of society Realistic and obtainable goals Overnight shelter and meals Free 60+ day residential programs for men and women Freedom Farm: 6-9 month intensive residential discipleship program for men Transitional housing Shelter Services: 60 day program to stabilize a family unit
(904) 355-1205 www.trinityrescue.org
Gateway Health Systems
Takes action against addiction through convenient, free detoxification programs. Using a combination of medical and
Free 24 hour detox facility (first come, first serve) Must complete phone assessment before being admitted Inpatient residential program (4-6 weeks) and intensive outpatient program Residential program also for adolescents
(877) 389-9966 www.gatewaycommunity.com (904) 387-4661 Phone Assessment and Detox Center
SELF-PAY/INSURANCE Lakeview Health
Provides award-winning programs for men and women suffering from drug and alcohol addictions. Houses a multidisciplinary team of doctors, psychiatrists, nurses, clinicians and therapists who attend to patients - all experienced and expertly trained in addiction treatment. • • • • •
In-house, all-inclusive 24 hour medical detox program Personalized treatment Individual, group and family therapy Psychiatric services on site 24 hour addiction helpline
(904) 456-9777 www.lakeviewhealth.com
Wekiva Springs
Provides assessment and group therapy for adults struggling with substance abuse. • • • • •
Detox facility, inpatient or outpatient services On-site assessment (call for appointment) 4-6 week programs Group and Individual therapy Insurance required
(904) 296-3533 www.wekivacenter.com
The Beach House
Beaches Recovery
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(866) 605-0532 www.beachesrecovery.com
Bridges the gap from treatment facilities and/or using environments with a safe recovery oriented transitional home. Separate men’s and women’s houses 100 yards from the Atlantic Ocean Owner has over 28 years of recovery Caring staff member on site 24/7 and always available to residents
(904) 372-4098 www.thebeachhousesoberliving.com
Celebrate Recovery HALFWAY HOUSES Sober Living Recovery Halfway House
Provides a safe, loving and comfortable environment where residents can transition in their recovery journey to everyday living while staying clean and sober. Properties include three sober living homes (two for men and one for women) in beautiful, serene wooded neighborhoods. • • • • •
Begin a new career with community partners Move to independent living Men’s recovery house and separate women’s recovery house Daily NA/AA meetings and sponsors required Drug testing 3x/week
(904) 300-6050 www.jaxsoberlivinghouse.com
Awakening Recovery Center
Provides help for alcoholism and drug addiction while allowing the affected person to live at home and work as usual. • • • •
Intensive outpatient services only Cognitive-behavioral based therapy Suitable for employed functional alcoholics Accepts insurance or cash
www.awakeningrecoverycenter.com
A Christ-centered and Bible-based 12-step recovery program. • • •
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Focus on God’s healing power through fellowship with others Work the 12-steps and the 8 principles Attend share groups where there are shared experiences and exploring hope together Multiple locations throughout Jacksonville, see website for more information
(904) 726-7460 www.celebraterecoveryjacksonville.com
Tides Edge Recovery
Tides Edge offers comprehensive addiction and dual diagnosis treatment and services combining holistic, therapeutic and physical recovery of the mind, body and spirit of every client. (866) 605-0532 www.tidesedgedetoxcenter.com
A premier drug and alcohol treatment center in Jacksonville Beach offering a wide array of treatment proven to combat the disease of addiction and treat co-occurring disorders.
CLOTHING, FOOD, HOUSING, FINANCIAL & TRANSPORTATION Ability Housing of Northeast Florida
Catholic Charities
Clara White Mission
(904) 359-9650 www.abilityhousing.com
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Provides quality, affordable, community inclusive housing for individuals, families at risk of homelessness and adults with a disability.
Access Florida
Provides the basic needs to help prevent homelessness through the Emergency Assistance department. Their goal is to help families facing eviction or loss of utilities to remain safe and secure in their homes.
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Food assistance program Medical assistance and Medicaid Temporary cash assistance for families with children
(904) 723-2000 www.myflorida.com/accessflorida
BEAM—Beaches Emergency Assistance Ministry
Helps families in the Beaches communities from Mayport/Atlantic Beach to Neptune Beach, Jacksonville Beach and Ponte Vedra in these zip codes: 32233, 32224, 32266, 32250 and 32082. BEAM’s mission is to keep families in their homes and help them become self-sufficient. • • • • •
Groceries to help families get through the month Help pay a bill or make rent payment Tax prep services during tax season Food stamps, Medicaid, food pantry Thanksgiving baskets, back to school supplies and Christmas presents
(904) 241-2326
[email protected] www.jaxbeam.org
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Helps with rent, mortgage or utility payments Food is distributed to the public on Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 1:00 to 2:00 pm (must bring SSN card for each person needing food) Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) program Financial assistance for the elderly, disabled, and poor in the JEA service area Donna Foundation fund offers financial assistance to those with breast cancer Traveler’s Aid Program that partners with Greyhound to provide discounted rates
(904) 632-0600 / (904) 354-4846 www.ccbjax.org
City Rescue Mission
CRM exists to transform the lives of the homeless and needy, serving them through the love and compassion of Jesus Christ. • • •
Provides food, clothing, shelter, and emergency services Residential Recovery Program Homeless men and women with or without children
(904) 421-5161 www.crmjax.org
Works in partnership with the community to prevent and reduce homelessness through advocacy, housing, job training and employment. Food provision Educational training Housing services
(904) 354-4162 www.theclarawhitemission.org
Downtown Ecumenical Services Council
Food pantry serving Duval, Clay and Nassau counties. •
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Open from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm and from 2 pm to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. Proof of ID and housing required.
(904) 358-7955 www.descjax.org
Mercy Support Services (Clay County) Christ centered organization that provides services to guide individuals and families through temporary crisis to permanent self-sufficiency. (904) 297-4052 www.mercysupportservices.org
Florida Department of Children and Families
A Florida government department that focuses on strengthening families. Check website for full menu of services. • • •
Food assistance for qualified households Family support Suicide support
www.myflfamilies.com
Florida Housing Finance Corporation
Helps Floridians obtain safe, decent affordable housing that might otherwise be unavailable to them. (850) 488-4197 www.floridahousing.org
Habitat for Humanity
• Breaking the Cycle is a full-scale economic development initiative aimed at the reunification of families and improving the outcomes for children of ex-offenders. The goal of this initiative is to make the reunification of family possible and to provide financial and emotional stability for the children. • Ready4Work is a nationally recognized program assisting ex-offenders with reentry into the community and workforce, effectively leading participants toward a productive life. (904) 354-4673 www.operationnewhope.org
Salvation Army
The Salvation Army provides assistance to those in need through a vast array of services including:
Habitat works in partnership with local families and volunteers to build and rehabilitate simple, decent homes for qualified needy families.
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(904) 798-4529 www.habijax.org
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Mission House
The only day facility to help meet the needs of the homeless adults at the Beaches through compassion, faith and programs designed to provide assistance at an individual level. • • •
Provides meals, showers and clothing for homeless clients Case management Medical programs
(904) 241-6767 www.missionhousejax.org
Operation New Hope
Operation New Hope is redirecting the path ex-offenders have been given by providing the emotional and financial stability they need to succeed.
Food for the hungry Companionship to the elderly and ill Clothing and shelter to the homeless Opportunities for underprivileged children Relief for disaster victims Assistance for the disabled Weekly food pantry Serves nightly dinners and Sunday breakfast
(904) 356-8641 www.salvationarmyflorida.org
Feeding Northeast Florida
Rescues food from retailers, farms and manufacturers and distributes it through more than 180 community partners across eight counties. Millions of meals are distributed annually because of our volunteer force. •
Volunteer shifts are available Monday-Saturday from 8:30-11:30am and 12:30-3:30pm
(904) 513-1333 www.feedingnefl.org
Sulzbacher Center
Only North East Florida provider of comprehensive services for homeless men, women and children. • •
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year Offers meals, shelter, health care, children’s programs, job placement assistance, life skills programs and more
(904) 394-1356 Men’s Services (904) 394-4950 Women & Family Services www.sulzbacherjax.org
Trinity Rescue Mission
Trinity Rescue Mission is a homeless shelter for men, women and children. TRM desires to transform the live of the people they serve into Godly, productive members of society by meeting physical, spiritual and emotional needs. Some of the programs include: • • •
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Overnight shelter and meals Free 60+ day residential programs for men and women Freedom Farm: 6-9 month intensive residential discipleship program for men Transitional housing Shelter Services: 60 day program to stabilize a family unit
(904) 355-1205 www.trinityrescue.org
ELDERLY OR DISABLED ASSISTANCE The ARC Jacksonville
The ARC assists individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. • • • • •
Day programs Residential services Employment/placement College experience Summer life experience
(904) 355-0155 www.arcjacksonville.org
Beach House
Hartfelt Ministries
Serves elderly and disabled adults who need non-medical care and companionship. Their goal is to assist clients so that they may continue living independently. • • • • •
Must be 60 or older Must have chronic disability Services depend on availability of trained volunteers Care receiver must be able to communicate and be ambulatory Non-medical services include: light meals, light housekeeping, laundry, errands, transportation, minor home repairs, conversation times, telephone check-ins, etc. Spiritual: prayer, devotions
Exceptional assisted living and memory that honors residents’ individuality and independence with heartfelt compassion, integrity and genuine respect.
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(904) 861-2799 www.hartfelt.org
Multiple levels of care Relaxed and restful, casual and comfortable, beach-style living • Supports the 8 dimensions of wellness: Spiritual, Emotional, Intellectual, Social, Environmental, Vocational, Physical, Medical (904) 829-6479 www.beachhouseseniorliving.com
Samuel C. Taylor Foundation
Provides individuals age 62 and older with affordable housing in a community that values independence, privacy and dignity. Encourages residents to realize their physical, social and spiritual potential through quality housing and services that include independent living, assisted living and skilled nursing. • • •
Games Activities Exercise classes
(904) 636-0313 www.taylor-residences.org
Seniors on a Mission
Exists to honor, love, and encourage independent senior adults, inspiring them to live invigorated lives filled with purpose and grace. • • •
Go on day-long mission trips Transportation provided Engages heart and mind while helping local charities
(904) 551-4373 www.seniorsonamission.org
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE If this is an emergency, call 911. Beaches Community Healthcare Clinic
Branch of the Sulzbacher Center serving patients who reside in the following zip codes – 32233, 32250, 32082, 32224, 32266. Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm and Wednesday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm. (904) 224-3550 www.sulzbacherjax.org
Community Hospice
Community Hospice seeks to improve the quality of life for patients and families and to be the compassionate guide for end-oflife care in our community. • • • •
Care provided where you live Support for loved ones also Advance Care Planning Medical equipment and supplies
(904) 253-6681 www.communityhospice.com
Mayo Clinic
Mayo provides emergency and medical clinic help to those with low incomes, as well as those with insurance. (904) 953-2000 www.mayoclinic.org/jacksonville
Gabriel House
This facility on Mayo Clinic’s campus provides affordable, temporary lodging in a “community of healing” environment for adult organ transplant and cancer patients and their caregivers who come to Jacksonville for medical treatment. (904) 821-8995 www.gabrielhouseofcare.org
Optimum Health and Well Being
Optimum Health and Well Being serves those with chronic medical conditions like HIV, AIDS, diabetes, cancer, obesity and other serious health problems. (904) 389-3952 www.optimumhealthandwellbeingwellnesscenter.org
Sulzbacher Center
Only North East Florida provider of comprehensive services for homeless men, women and children. • •
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year Offers meals, shelter, health care, children’s programs, job placement assistance, life skills programs and more
(904) 394-1356 Men’s Services (904) 394-4950 Women & Family Services www.sulzbacherjax.org
Volunteers in Medicine-Jacksonville
Volunteers in Medicine offers free health care for low income individuals who are working uninsured. (904) 399-2766 www.vim-jax.org
Legacy of Care Health Clinic
Legacy of Care Health Clinic provides free medical care for adults without health insurance and free health screenings to residents of Jacksonville. (904) 745-9333 www.legacyofcare.net
WOMEN’S SERVICES, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & ABUSE ASSISTANCE ALPHA-OMEGA Miracle Home
Provides housing, counseling and education to unwed pregnant mothers, their children and underprivileged seniors. Need monetary donations, diapers, baby items, clothes, maternity wear and children’s furniture. (904) 823-8588 www.aomh.org
Catholic Charities
The Pregnancy Counseling and Adoption Program provides services and advocacy for women and their families with unplanned pregnancies and ongoing support to birth families, adoptive families and adoptees throughout their lives. •
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Provide home studies, support, guidance, referrals, placement, postplacement supervision and education Post-adoption services
(866) 901-9647 www.ccpregnancyservices.com
Daniel Foundation
Provides a supportive haven for abused, neglected or abandoned children. Serves more than 1,000 children and their families, through a variety of innovative programs. (904) 296-1055 www.danielkids.org
Family Support Services of North Florida
Provides safety, stability and quality of life for all children by working with the community to strengthen the family unit. (904) 421-5800 (800) 962-2873 Child Abuse Hotline www.fssjax.org
First Coast Women’s Services
Provides alternatives to abortion. They offer practical, compassionate ways to remove the barriers that cause women to choose abortion and provide the opportunity for every woman to make positive choices for herself and for her unborn child. (904) 213-9374 Clay (904) 262-6300 Mandarin (904) 246-7378 Beaches (904) 259-2585 Baker www.fews.org
Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Empowers women and children through the elimination of personal and institutional violence and oppression against all people. Provides leadership, advocacy, education, training, technical assistance, public policy, development and support to domestic violence center programs. (800) 500-1119 Domestic Abuse Hotline www.fcadv.org
Gateway Health Systems
Gateway’s Room and Board Outpatient program addresses the specific needs of pregnant women and women with children recovering from alcoholism and addiction disorders. In addition to treatment for their alcoholism and addiction disorders, participants in the program can take advantage of the following services: • • • • • • • •
Pregnant and postpartum women’s program Family housing for women with infants and children Parenting skills Health and nutrition education Daycare in our Child Development Center Job coaching Case management After care
(877) 389-9966 or (904) 387-4661 www.gatewaycommunity.com
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Hubbard House
Provides shelter and outreach services for victims of domestic violence and their families. (904) 354-3114 24/7 Hotline (904) 354-0076 Main www.hubbardhouse.org
The Inn Ministry
Provides for pregnant mothers and mothers with small children in a crisis. They also provide housing and so much more. (904) 388-7730 www.innministry.org
Quigley House
Serves domestic violence and sexual assault victims and their children, primarily from Clay County. (904) 284-0061 or (800) 339-5017 www.quigleyhouse.org
Women’s Center of Jacksonville
Provides crisis counseling and advocacy for sexual assault victims, mental health counseling services, rape prevention education, prevention and education to stop violence against seniors, adult literacy, breast cancer support for survivors and support groups for girls. (904) 722-3000 www.womenscenterofjax.org
Micha’s Place
Provides prevention and intervention services to victims of domestic violence. Located in Nassau County. (904) 491-6364 www.michasplace.org
HELP FOR A CHILD Angel AID
Helps children in the tri-county Jacksonville, Florida area (and their families) who have life-threatening diseases or situations. They are serving children with over 100 different diagnoses. • • •
Does not give out money Must be referred from another agency Assists in housing, utilities, medical care, transportation, food, clothing along with the spiritual needs of our AngelKIDS
(904) 398-4882 www.angelaid.com
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Northeast Florida
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Northeast Florida helps children reach their potential through professionally supported one-toone relationships. (904) 727-9797 www.bbbsnefl.org
Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida
Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida works to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. (904) 396-4435 www.bgcnf.org
The Child Cancer Fund
Provides financial, education and psychological programs and services for children and families facing the challenges of a childhood cancer diagnosis and the rigors of the treatment process. Focus on the emotional, practical, educational and financial support for families every step of the way. • • • • •
Play activities Partner with Nemours and Wolfson’s Helps with bills Camp Provide educational material
(904) 396-4223 www.childcancerfund.org
Communities in Schools of Jacksonville
Communities in Schools helps children successfully learn, stay in school and prepare for life. As the largest dropout prevention organization in the city of Jacksonville, they are committed to helping students realize their dreams and helping those dreams become reality. (904) 344-3900 www.cisjax.org
Dreams Come True
Fulfills the dreams of area children battling life-threatening illnesses. • • • • •
Tickets to events Dinners at restaurants Gift certificates Concerts Meet a hero
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Swim with dolphins
(904) 296-3030 www.dreamscometrue.org
Healthy Families Jacksonville
A free, voluntary, early learning and family support program designed to help you be the best parent you can be and to help your child grow and develop in the most important first months of his or her life. • •
Support and education directly to you and to your family in your home Trained family support workers visit pregnant and new moms and their families to provide knowledge and support in the areas of: 1. Pregnancy wellness (prenatal and postnatal) 2. Breastfeeding 3. Parenting skills 4. Positive parent-child interaction 5. Stages of infant and child development 6. Importance of bonding and attachment 7. Developmental screenings
(904) 520-7630 Serving zip codes: 32206, 32207, 32211, 32216, 32217, 32225, 32246 or 32277 (904) 924-1740 Serving zip codes: 32202, 32204, 32205, 32208, 32209, 32210, 32218, 32244 or 32254 (904) 723-5422 www.nefhealthystart.org
Hope Haven Children’s Clinic
Serves children, young adults and families with a variety of educational, developmental and mental health needs. Provides care to a wide range of clients, including those with: Learning challenges and disabilities such as dyslexia and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder; Developmental needs, such as those related to autism, Down syndrome and other challenges; Mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety or repercussions of divorce. • • • • •
Education Divorce After-school programs Therapy Evaluation
(904) 346-5100 www.hope-haven.org
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Jacksonville
Supports the health and well-being of children by providing lodging and other services for critically ill, chronically ill or seriously injured children and their families. • • • •
Medical treatment Comfortable setting Home cooked meals Play areas
(904) 807-4663 www.rmhcjacksonville.org
Salvation Army Child Development Center
Provides a high quality, affordable and accessible preschool program for children, opportunities for parent engagement and ongoing professional development for our staff. We aim to provide the necessary skills, such as social, motor, early literacy and number awareness for each and every child in order for them to be successful learners and ready for kindergarten. • • •
Low student/teacher ratio Strong emphasis on literacy Accepts students starting at 6 weeks
(904) 665-0102 www.salvationarmyflorida.org
Youth Crisis Center
This Youth Crisis Center is a runaway crisis center that provides services for runaway, displaced, troubled youth and their families. (904) 725-6662 www.youthcrisiscenter.org
HOT MEALS The following organizations serve hot meals to guests during the specified days and times: • Clara White Mission 613 W Ashley Street Jacksonville, FL (904) 354-4162 • Sulzbacher Center 611 E Adams Street Jacksonville, FL (904) 359-0457 • Salvation Army 900 W Adams Street Jacksonville, FL (904) 356-8641 • St. Francis Soup Kitchen 134 E Church Street Jacksonville, FL (904) 356-2902 • Trinity Rescue Mission 622 W Union Street Jacksonville, FL (904) 355-1205 • Mission House 800 Shelter Avenue Jacksonville Beach, FL (904) 241-6767
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