St. Johns County Homeless Service Providers
We’ve listed many of the St. Johns County organizations who service the homeless and poverty-stricken members of our community.
If you’re unable to find a resource here, please dial 211 for United Way’s referral service.
Homeless Housing & Supportive Services
Emergency Services & Homeless Coalition
(904) 819-0059
Services: Housing and supportive services for homeless families with minor children.
Address: 62 Chapin St.
Alpha Omega Miracle Home
(904) 823-8588
Services: Provide housing to expecting/single moms, children and the elderly.
Address: 2860 Collins Ave., St. Augustine, Florida 32084
St. Francis House
(904) 829-8937
Services: Housing for currently homeless men and women. Also offers counseling, referral services, and eyeglasses.
Address: 70 Washington St.
Betty Griffin Center
(904) 824-1555
Services: Provides emergency shelter and transitional housing to victims of domestic violence or sexual abuse and their children.
Address: Undisclosed.
St. Gerard Campus
(904) 829-5516
Services: Provide housing for mothers, mothers to be ages 12 –18 in crisis and their babies. For ALL women – free pregnancy testing sonograms, counseling and referral services.
Address: 1405 U.S. 1 South
Home Again St. Johns
(904) 687-6043
Services: Home Again St Johns is a “comfort station” for the homeless. We provide laundry, showers, case management, resource and referral, employment related services as well as connecting them with resources in the community that helps to stabilize them. We also assist with applying for Food Stamps and other benefits they may be entitled to.
Address: 285 S Holmes Blvd., St. Augustine, Fl 32084
Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9am – 5pm | Tuesday 9am – 1pm
Health and Mental Health Resources
Flagler Hospital
(904) 829-5155
Services:Hospital and emergency room; Primary Care Clinic for St Johns County residents must get ID card from County Social Services 209-6140
Address: 400 Health Park Blvd.
Veterans Service Center
(904) 209-6160
Services: For veterans, general benefits.
Address: 200 San Sebastian View, Suite 1400
Good Samaritan’s Wildflower Clinic
(904) 829-8937
Services: Free medical and dental services for St. Johns County Residents who are medically uninsured and unable to afford health care..
Address: 268 Herbert St., West Augustine
EPIC Community Services, Inc
(904) 829-2273
Services: Prevention and treatment of substance use disorders and related problem behaviors through assessment and evaluation, crisis intervention, individual and group
counseling, and educational programs for adults and youth.
Address: 1400 Old Dixie Hwy.
Betty Griffin Center
(904) 829-5516
Services: 24-hour hotline, counseling, advocacy for domestic and sexual violence victims; rape crisis unit.
Address: Undisclosed
St. Johns County Health Dept
(904) 825-5055
Services: Medical and dental services for children.
Address: 200 San Sebastian View
St. Vincent’s Mobile Outreach Ministry
(904) 308-7911
Services: Provides free immunizations, health screenings, physicals, and other services to the isolated and underserved.
Putnam-St. Johns Behavioral Heathcare
(904) 209-6200
Services: Integrated mental health and substance abuse services
Address:1955 US 1 South
SMA Healthcare (St. Augustine Drop-In Center)
(904) 770-2960 (Ms. McCoy) or 904-547-2215 (Ms. Hunte)
Services: The SMA Healthcare Drop-In Center is a recovery-oriented, nonjudgmental, community-based environment that provides strength-based support via peer-operated groups, advocacy, education and training – for individuals 18 years or older with a mental health and/or co-occurring diagnosis. Participants are able to talk to others with similar experiences to their own – cultivate shared meaning on their recovery journey as well as build or rebuild social skills – to foster the best outcomes supportive of health and wellness. Services are free; no insurance required.
Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday from 9:00AM-5:00PM
Address: 920 State Road 16, Saint Augustine, FL 32084
Food and Nutrition Resources
Dining with Dignity
(904) 829-9721
Services: Hot meal served at 6:00 pm
Address: Corner of Bridge St & Granada St.
Catholic Charities
(904) 829-6300
Services: Emergency assistance with food for families with children and the elderly.
Address: 525 Fl-16, Suite 111-112
Dept. of Children and Families
1-866-762-2237
Services: Provides food stamps to low income families.
Address: 1955 US 1
Website: www.myflorida.com/accessflorida/
Emergency Services and Homeless Coalition
819-0059
Services: Food Pantry, bags of food for those in need.
Hours: Mon – Fri 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Address: 62 Chapin St.
Family Worship Center
(904) 819-9970
Services: Family Bags and individual day bags.
Address: 2040 SR 207
Hours: Thursday – Beginning at 8am
Salvation Army Food Pantry
(904) 824-6880
Services: Food
Address: 1850 SR 207
St. Francis House
(904) 829-8937
Services: Daily Lunches
Address: 70 Washington St.
St. Johns Ecumenical Ministries
(904) 824-2070
Services: Food pantry Address: 12 Medora St.
Hours: Mon – Fri 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Flagler Estates Community Improvement Association
(904) 392-6720
Services: Food distribution every Friday 1:00 am to 2:00 pm
in the park on Oliver St in Flagler Estates.
First United Methodist
(904) 829-3459
Services: Provides bag lunches
Address: 118 King St.
Hours: Mon- Fri 9:30 am to 11:30 am
Home Again St. Johns
(904) 687-6043
Services: Limited Food Pantry
Address: 285 S Holmes Blvd., St. Augustine, Fl 32084
Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9am – 5pm | Tuesday 9am – 1pm
Our Mission & Vision
The mission of ESHC of St. Johns County, Inc. is to truly make a difference in the lives of homeless families with minor children by providing housing and services required for them to remain intact, stabilize their lives, save toward affordable permanent housing, and break the cycle of homelessness and poverty.
The vision for the Homeless Coalition is to have a well-manicured campus with restored and new buildings, robust family services and a proven track record of family success stories. There will be community ownership and pride in the success of these efforts along with increased funding to continue innovations in services.
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