A recurring Ask-A-Lawyer clinic for veterans, held at the VA’s Jacksonville Outpatient Clinic. The clinic is for veterans who have a family law, real estate, housing, landlord/tenant, probate, estate, or contract issue and need legal guidance from an attorney. Sessions run on second Fridays, 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., in Room 2L103.
JALA’s Veterans Legal Services Unit, launched in 2019, gives legal help to veterans in Northeast Florida. It works in connection with the statewide Florida Veterans Legal Helpline (also listed in this tranche), which is a point of access for veterans with legal issues such as housing, family law and child support, driver’s license suspensions, disability…
This project gives free legal help to veterans across Florida. Help listed on the page includes VA disability appeals and claims, name changes, and upgrades to discharges, and more. It is run by Florida Legal Services, a statewide legal aid organization.
Wounded Warrior Project is a veterans service organization dedicated to the total well-being of post-9/11 veterans, active duty service members, and their families, with programs, services, and resources that empower the social, physical, mental, and financial wellness of warriors and their families. The page labels this location Wounded Warrior Project – Jacksonville (Headquarters).
This outpatient clinic on Jefferson Street offers primary care and specialty health services, including mental health care, dental services, surgery, and nursing services. The VA page lists the clinic’s address, facility hours, and the health services offered at this location.
The Warrior & Service Dog Program provides Service Dogs to all era Veterans with PTSD, traumatic brain injury (TBI) and/or military sexual trauma (MST), at no financial cost, and warriors train on campus for three weeks with their Service Dogs. NOTE: This program is in Ponte Vedra (St. Johns County), not Duval County — included…
The Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and is a housing program providing case management, supportive services, and temporary financial assistance to Veteran households either experiencing homelessness or at-risk of it. Changing Homelessness was awarded the SSVF Program in 2012 and serves Duval County…
MAVD is a one-stop resource center offering Veterans’ Benefits Assistance, including guidance on VA claims, healthcare enrollment, pensions, and disability compensation. Its County Veteran Service Officers are certified professionals who help Veterans and their families file claims and secure benefits, including filing paperwork and advocating through the claims process.
Five Star Veterans Center is dedicated to guiding veterans on their journey to self-sufficiency, dignity, and community integration, with a mission to restore hope and independence for homeless veterans through stability and purpose. Its Passport to Independence Program is a structured, phased pathway through recovery, stabilization, and growth, helping veterans facing housing instability access permanent…
The FFSC at NAS Jacksonville offers programs including Clinical Counseling, Family Advocacy, New Parent Support, Financial Management, Employment Readiness, Deployment Assistance, Relocation Assistance, Parenting Classes, Exceptional Family Member support, and the Transition Assistance Program. Its Navy MWR Jacksonville Fleet & Family page lists the same program areas, including Employment Services & TAP, Counseling & Prevention,…
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