Alpha-Omega Miracle Home                                                           823-8588

To share God’s love by providing housing, counseling and education to our most vulnerable citizens – expecting/single moms, children and the elderly.

lisa@aomh.org,

http://www.aomg.org/

American Red Cross                                                                         797-3851    

To improve the quality of human life; enhance self-reliance and concern for others; and help people avoid, prepare and cope with emergencies.

llawrence@nefloridaredcrossorg

http://www.redcross.org/

ARC of St. Johns County, Inc.                                                        824-7249 

The Arc of the St. Johns provides educational, employment and residential services to men, women and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

kathy@arcsj.org

http://www.arcsj.org/

Betty Griffin House/Safety Shelter of St. Johns County               824-1555 

24 hour hotline, emergency shelter, counseling, advocacy services for domestic and sexual violence victims; rape crisis unit, educational trainings teaching alternatives to violence.

director@bettygriffinhouse.org

http://www.bettygriffinhouse.org/

Big Brothers – Big Sisters                                                                 829-9986 

Making a difference in the lives of children by offering professionally supported one-to-one matches between an adult volunteer and a child.

Jaime@bbbsstjohns.org

Boy Scouts of America, North Florida Council, Inc                      1-800-232-0845 

A youth development program that builds character and teaches ethical decision-making. Citizenship training and fitness for boys age 6-18 and youth (co-ed) age 15-21 program is co-ed.  Special programs for disabled.

jack.sears@scouting.org

http://www.scouting.org/

Catholic Charities Bureau, Inc. – St. Augustine Regional Office             829-6300

Provides financial assistance to families in crisis, food, clothing, information and referral.  Adoption, elderly and disabled, refugee and immigration services also provided.

beckystringer@ccbstaug.org

http://www.ccbstaug.org/

Children’s Home Society of Florida, Buckner Division                794-5179 

The Healthy Families St. Johns program works with at risk families to promote children and empowerment of families by offering positive support and encouragement.

lisa.duncan@chsfl.org

www.chsfl.org/buckner

Communities in Schools of St. Johns County                                 824-0746

Communities in schools surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.

cis2@fdn.com

http://www.cisstjohns.org/

Community Hospice Northeast                                                        824-3735

Hospice is a non-profit, home-based system of care providing physical, emotional and spiritual support to terminally ill children and adults and their families.

sstansel@communityhospice.org

http://www.communityhospice.com/

Council on Aging Inc., St. Johns (Coastal Community Center)                      209-3700

Provides case management, Meals on Wheels, congregate meal dining, transportation and social activities to seniors enabling them to live independently with dignity and remain contributing members of the community.

cbrown@stjohnscoa.com

http://www.stjohncoa.com/

Cultural Center at Ponte Vedra Beach                                           280-0614

Ensures that the arts are a fundamental part of the community through classes and outreach programs for underserved children.

dwilliams@ccpvb.org

http://www.ccpvb.org/

Early Learning Coalition of Putnam and St. Johns Counties, Inc.              1-386-328-8225

Oversees the VPK and School Readiness early childhood education programs, designed to prepare county children to enter school ready-to-learn.  Free childcare resource and referral services.

dawnbell@bellsouth.net

http://www.elcpsj.org/

Emergency Services & Homeless Coalition of St. Johns County, Inc.  824-6623

Provides and facilitates emergency shelter/transitional housing and/or supportive services for homeless individuals, homeless families with children and persons at risk of becoming homeless.

homelesscoalition@comcast.net

Epic Community Services, Inc.                                                                             829-2273

Dedicated to the prevention and treatment of substance abuse and associated problems. Services include crisis intervention, individual and family counseling, community education and youth programs.

patti@epiccommunityservice.org

http://www.epiccommunityservices.org/

Girl Scouts of Gateway Council, Inc.                                              1-904-388-4653         

Engages girls (ages 5-17) in discovering themselves and their values, connecting with others, and taking action to make the world a better place.

stysver@girlscouts-gateway.org
http://www.girlscouts-gateway.org/

Good Samaritan Health Centers, Inc.                                             829-1962

Dedicated to providing free medical care, dental care and health education to uninsured, low-income adult residents of St. Johns County.

goodsam_1@bellsouth.net  

http://www.goodsamhc.org/

Habitat for Humanity of St. Johns County                                    826-3252 

To eliminate substandard poverty housing in St. Johns County by building decent, affordable housing for hard-working families, the elderly, and the disabled in need in our community.

dquickhabitat@bellsouth.net

http://www.habitatstjohns.org/

Kid’s Bridge                                                                                       824-8810   

Supervised family visitation facility that offers three types of services:  on-site supervised visits, on-site unsupervised visits and parent exchanges.

cm@kidsbridgefl.org

www.kidsbridgefl.org

Learn to Read of St. Johns County, Inc.                                        826-0011 

"Trained volunteer tutors work with adults and teens one-on-one to prepare them for passing the TABE and GED tests.  Tutoring is offered in reading, math, writing and language.  The Fast Track and Laubach methods are also used for individuals seeking to improve their reading skills."

janet@ltrstjohns.com

http://www.ltrstjohns.org/

St. Augustine Youth Services                                                           829-1770

Provides a safe, homelike environment in which children can receive the therapeutic support that they need to live, heal and grow while learning effective coping skills and appropriate functional behavior.  SAYS staff is specifically trained to work with children from abusive and neglectful homes. 

schuylers@syaskid.org

http://www.staugustineyouthservices.com/

St. Francis House                                                                             829-8937 

Provides temporary shelter and transitional housing for the homeless, a hot meal daily, clothing, hot showers, counseling and referral services for those in need.

reneemorris@stfrancisfdn.com

http://www.stfrancishouse.org/

St. Gerard Campus                                                                           829-5516

Foster care, residential, safe-haven for pregnant teenagers under 18.  On premises accredited high school, licensed daycare is provided for all students. 

volunteer@stgerardcampus.org

http://www.stgerardcampus.org/

St. Johns Housing Partnership                                                       824-0902  

Staff, subcontractors and community volunteers provide repairs to improve health and safety conditions and offer construction services to low income families in St. Johns County.

sjhpbl@bellsouth.net

http://www.sjhp.org/

St. Johns Middle School Athletic Association                                 813-8799

To foster and encourage interest and participation in middle school intramural sports as well as to teach core values, including; sportsmanship, integrity, confidence, and respect.

kimjkendall@gmail.com

http://www.hometeamsonline.com/

St. Johns Police Athletic League                                                           829-9438  

To reduce crime and instill positive values, characte and leadership skills by emphasizing a positive interaction between the youthful participants and law enforcement officers through athletics, activities and programs.

msamson@sjso.org

St. Johns Welfare Federation/BayView Healthcare                         829-6514 

Chartered in 1924 “to take care of and look after the indigent, the sick and needy persons in the County of St. Johns and the City of St. Augustine.”

llake@bay-view.org

http://www.bay-view.org/

The First Tee of St. Johns County                                                          810-2231

Impacts the lives of young people by providing learning facilities and education that promote character development and life-enhancing values through the game of golf.

Tom@thefirstteesjc.org

http://www.thefirstteesjc.org/

The Salvation Army                                                                          824-6880

Provides emergency assistance to alleviate the physical crises of families and individuals in St. Johns County.

Ronald_Mott@uss.salvationarmy.org

http://www.uss.salvationarmy.org/

The Sunshine Center, Therapeutic Adult Day Care                     209-3690 

A quality  adult day care program, operated by St. Johns Council on Aging, Inc. St. Johns County specializing in the care of adults with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.

cbrown@stjohnscoa.com

www.stjohnscoa.com/services/sunshinecenter.cfm

United Cerebral Palsy of East Central Florida                 819-5512  or  1-386-274-6474

Inspiring people with disabilities to discover their limitless potential. UCPECF specializes in helping adults with disabilities obtain meaningful employment through job development and placement services and innovative business development assistance for those desiring self-employment.

cbyrd@ucpecf.org

U.S.O.                                                                                                  778-2821         

Enhance the quality of life for military personnel and their families through

Entertainment, recreation, information, assistance, volunteer opportunities and integration into civilian community.

jshockley@USOJAX.COM

http://www.uso.org/

YMCA, St. Augustine Family (Florida’s First Coast)                   471-9622 

Wellness, sports, aquatics, child care, parent-child and volunteer activities for all ages.  Over $124,000 offered last year in financial assistance to families in need.

jshockley@USOJAX.COM

www.firstcoastymca.org/staugustine

YMCA Winston Family (Florida’s First Coast)                             543-9622  

Located in Ponte Vedra, the volunteer led Y serves over 5,000 in a variety of programs.  Over $150,000 is given in financial assistance to families in need.

mthomas@firstcoastymca.org

http://www.firstcoastymca.org/

Young Life of St. Johns County                                                      824-9388 

Young Life is a Christian outreach ministry that reaches out by building relationships with all kinds of kids in the community.

ylstrider@gmail.com

mailto:ylmowrey@gmail.com