YOU ARE NOT ALONE. WE’RE HERE FOR YOU.

If you are experiencing domestic violence, our trained advocates are available 24/7 to talk with you about services, shelter, and safety. We understand what you are going through and we believe you. 

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Who We Are

ABOUT HUBBARD HOUSE

Serving Northeast Florida, including Duval and Baker Counties, Hubbard House, a full-service certified domestic violence shelter and center, has answered more than 112,000 hotline calls and sheltered more than 47,000 survivors and their children in its life-saving and life-changing 46-year history. The agency’s impact can be measured in suffering spared, lives liberated and tragic deaths avoided right here in the local community.

Our 2022 Impact

BY THE NUMBERS

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3,245

Domestic violence hotline calls answered

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689

Women, children, and men provided emergency shelter

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4,327

Survivors and families received life-saving, life-changing services

Annual Event

Join us for the 2023 Hubbard House Breakfast

Join us for the Barbara Ann Campbell Memorial Breakfast on October 11, 2023 at 7:30 a.m. at TIAA Bank Field, East Club. The Breakfast is Hubbard House’s signature event during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The event is attended by more than 600 community leaders. At this event, we remember those our community has lost to domestic violence; we create awareness of the problem and solution; and we are inspired by the stories of now-safe survivors.

Support Our Vision

EVERY RELATIONSHIP VIOLENCE-FREE

Making a difference in the lives of thousands of local survivors and their families is the best reason to give to Hubbard House. Donations help ensure someone is available to answer the most important call of a survivor’s life. Even more importantly, your gift means our vital programs remain a free service for those who need them.

In-Kind Donations

Help Survivors Today

You can help survivors today through donations of non-perishable food items. Your donations will be used to feed survivors and their children at our 115-bed shelter and through our outreach programming.  We provide basic food pantry items; survivors create their own meals. Favorite donated items include meal kits, like spaghetti and spaghetti sauce, peanut butter and jelly, cereal, and comfort food items.