Hubbard House hosted its 16th annual Stand Up & Stride Domestic Violence Awareness Walk on Saturday in Jacksonville.

Hubbard House needs your help to make the 2024 holiday season special for survivors of domestic violence and their children.

Hubbard House hosted its annual breakfast on Wednesday, an event dedicated to honoring survivors, remembering victims, and striving for a violence-free future.

Heather, a local domestic violence survivor, shared her personal story at a Hubbard House event on Tuesday, marking the beginning of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

More than 1,000 people turned out Saturday for the annual Hubbard House walk against domestic violence. It was the 15th year the organization held its "Stand Up and Stride" walk to raise money for survivors and their children.

Hundreds of people are expected to gather in downtown Jacksonville Saturday morning to raise awareness about domestic violence at the 15th annual Hubbard House “Stand up and Stride Domestic Violence Awareness Walk.”

Every minute, 20 people experience physical abuse by an intimate partner.

A woman spoke out Monday to share her story after suffering years of abuse by her former boyfriend.

The Hubbard House added a new four-legged addition to its staff for support in the emergency shelter.

According to Jacksonville’s Chief Health Officer, there could be a correlation between the large number of cases and the recent heat wave.

Over a thousand people gathered downtown Saturday morning to raise awareness about domestic violence at the 14th annual Hubbard House “Stand up and Stride Domestic Violence Awareness Walk.”

Some big names in R&B music are coming together for a special concert in downtown Jacksonville Thursday night.Mary J. Blige will headline the “Pre-New Year’s Eve Celebration” at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, and promoters will donate funds to Hubbard House, which is a local domestic violence shelter.

This signature fundraiser memorializes the local lives lost because of domestic violence, while sending an inspiring message of strength and hope to all survivors.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Hubbard House teamed up Monday to bring awareness to domestic violence in Jacksonville and hopefully put an end to the deadly issue.

June is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Month. In this interview, Hubbard House CEO Dr. Gail A. Patin will share about the types of domestic violence, the mental health consequences for survivors, and the free, confidential, life-saving and life-changing shelter and services Hubbard House offers to help survivors find safety and new beginnings.

A man has been arrested and booked into the Duval County jail for attempted second-degree murder and violating a domestic violence injunction, court records show.

Serving Duval and Baker Counties, Hubbard House, a full-service certified domestic violence center, has answered more than 101,500 hotline calls and sheltered more than 42,900 survivors and their children in its life-saving and life-changing 44-year history. The agency’s impact can be measured in suffering spared, lives liberated and tragic deaths avoided right here in the local community. And, for most survivors, it all begins when they make a confidential connection with an advocate at the 24/7 Domestic Violence Hotline, available by phone at (904) 354-3114,or by text at (904) 210-3698.

With back to school just around the corner, children need school supplies. Hubbard House is asking the community to help the children of survivors by donating back-to-school backpacks, school supplies and gift cards. Hubbard House provides shelter for the survivors of domestic violence and their children.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – More than 400 participants came together to raise support and awareness for survivors of domestic violence and their families at the 12th annual Hubbard House Stand Up & Stride walk. Donations support the emergency shelter, programs and services that Hubbard House provides survivors of domestic violence and their children free of charge. Hubbard House said the groups walked together to show unified support for the organization and survivors. Hubbard House has been providing services to domestic violence survivors and their children for 44 years and is a full-service, certified domestic violence shelter. In addition to the emergency shelter and the 24/7 Domestic Violence Hotline and Textline, Hubbard House offers community outreach, group and individual support programs, prevention and intervention services.

The agency is asking the public for help this holiday season for survivors and their families. With the holidays right around the corner, the agency is requesting donations for the Hubbard House Holiday Program. Needed: Toys to bring joy to every girl and every boy in the Hubbard House Shelter! We're looking for groups to hold... Posted by Hubbard House, Inc. on Friday, November 27, 2020Ashley, a domestic violence survivor, remembers the time she received gifts through the Hubbard House Holiday Program. “If you are living at Hubbard House during the holiday season, you have left everything that you have known.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – One in three women and one in four men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner, according to statistics from the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Hubbard House continued its work to combat the ongoing problem and hosted its annual breakfast Thursday morning. For the first time, the 26th annual Barbara Ann Campbell Memorial Breakfast was free and virtual. Press play below to re-watch the event:Local leaders and other members of the community took part in the event to learn about domestic violence and hear from strong survivors who have found safety. Hubbard House is a full-service certified domestic violence center providing prevention and intervention to domestic violence survivors and their families in Duval and Baker counties in Northeast Florida.

RELATED: Stay-at-home orders fuel concerns about domestic violence & abuseThat's why Hubbard House is now offering a text messaging option for those who need help. “We know that many survivors are currently isolated with their abusers, so calling the traditional Hubbard House Domestic Violence Hotline just isn’t an option for them,” explained Hubbard House CEO Dr. Gail Patin. Safety is always a concern, so survivors who utilize Hubbard House’s 24/7 Domestic Hotline, by telephone or text, are urged to exercise caution. “Text messaging provides Hubbard House with a new way to discreetly, anonymously and confidentially deliver help and hope to survivors,” said Patin. “It will help them to connect with caring experts and receive the help they need when they need it most."

But according to the complaint, Retina-X did not take steps to make sure the apps purchasers were using the technology for legitimate purposes. In fact, to install the apps, those who bought them often had to jailbreak, or downgrade security measures, on their smartphones. As chief executive officer of Hubbard House, a domestic violence shelter, Gail Patin knows the technology could put the right information in the wrong hands. Thats why a focus of Hubbard House is to help those who believe their personal devices or shared family devices are being secretly monitored. If you are in an abusive relationship and need help, contact Hubbard House.

Hubbard House CEO, Dr. Gail Patin talks about getting help if you are in a violent relationship. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

As you prepare for the first day of school, Jacksonville's Hubbard House is asking for your help by adding a few extra items on your back-to-school shopping list. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.