Recovery & Wellness in Jacksonville

Two of the region's wellness institutions carry genuine national and state firsts: Wounded Warrior Project, headquartered in Jacksonville, runs one of the country's largest veteran mental-health networks, while Hubbard House was Florida's original domestic violence shelter, in continuous operation since 1976.

Every item on this page clears one bar: not commonplace, not everywhere. These are real, named resources with their actual verified designation or certification — not a generic "has a hospital" or "has a gym" list. We left out anything we couldn't independently verify or that didn't clearly clear that bar, the same honesty rule used throughout this site — a shorter, accurate list beats a padded one.

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Headquartered in Jacksonville; a leading national post-9/11 veterans charity

Wounded Warrior Project

Wounded Warrior Project is headquartered in Jacksonville and has served nearly 158,000 registered veteran alumni through programs including Warrior Care Network, which delivers PTSD and traumatic brain injury treatment through partnerships with four U.S. academic medical centers.

Source: Wikipedia — Wounded Warrior Project

Florida's first domestic violence shelter (est. 1976)

Hubbard House

Founded in 1976 by the Jacksonville Woman's Movement, Hubbard House was the first domestic violence shelter established in Florida and remains a certified, comprehensive domestic violence center serving more than 5,000 people a year across Duval and Baker counties.

Source: Wikipedia — Hubbard House (Jacksonville)