Comprehensive In-Home Caregiving Services
Homewatch CareGivers offers a range of in-home care services designed to help seniors and individuals of all ages maintain their independence in a safe and familiar environment. Our trained caregivers provide day-to-day assistance, build strong relationships, and keep friends and family informed about any changes and positive highlights in their loved one’s life.
Personal Caregiving Services for Anyone In Need
This church has a community kitchen. It serves a hot meal. The meal is served at the church’s Saturday Café. The meal includes soup, sandwich, and a dessert. Please call or visit the website for more information.
This church runs a food pantry. Food is distributed the third Saturday of every month. It takes place from 9:00 a.m. until Noon. Please call or visit the website for more information.
This group offers a variety of services for those who have been affected by sexual assault. Please call or visit the website for more information.
24-Hour Crisis Helpline: 904.284.0061
Services Include:
This group offers temporary emergency shelter. It is for anyone suffering from or dealing with abuse. The shelter is a safe environment. Please call or visit the website for more information.
24-Hour Crisis Helpline: 904.284.0061
This group offers financial services to victims. The services provide an economic justice advocate. The advocate will help victims build a stable base. This is so they can move forward towards stability. Please call or visit the website for more information.
24-Hour Crisis Helpline: 904.284.0061
Services Include:
This group runs the Orange Park Soup Kitchen. It provides a meal and support to those in need every Saturday. Please call or visit the website for more information.
This group offers Mercy Support Services. The program is designed to help families and individuals become self-sufficient. It helps them find a variety of resources. The goal of the program is for clients to reach a point where they no longer need supportive services. Please call or visit the website for more information.
This group runs the Kairos Outside program. It is a weekend retreat for females over the age of 20. They have loved ones that have been or are in jail. It is a safe environment where women interact with other women in similar situations. The retreat is made up of a series of talks and activities. Sharing is voluntary. The retreat is Christian in nature. However, there is no religious affiliation required to attend. Please call or visit the website for more information.
This group runs the Mary H. Lewis food pantry. It is open to anyone living with HIV/AIDS. Individuals do not have to be clients of NFAN, but there are requirements that must be met to get food. Please call or visit the website for more information.