Jacksonville is another step closer to moving the Sulzbacher Center from downtown to the Northside.

Sulzbacher Village Pediatric Health Center held a vaccination event Saturday.

121 Financial and the Sulzbacher Center are bringing smiles to hundreds of disadvantaged families this Christmas with their annual Christmas toy drive.

Santa and his Elves will distribute the toys and gifts to families attending the Holiday Toy Distribution event.

A local 6-year-old who has worked hard to help create a happy Halloween for homeless children got a sweet surprise on Monday.

As the spooky season rolls around, this local first grader is helping kids in need with her creativity and talent.

Weeks after Jacksonville City Councilman Garrett Dennis said he was approached by leadership at the Sulzbacher Center, he held a community meeting Tuesday to discuss the facility possibly relocating to his district.

A site the Environmental Protection Agency once described as one of the most polluted sites in the U.S. is among the potential destinations for the Sulzbacher Center.

The Sulzbacher Center says that for the past three years, it’s been in talks with the city about relocating its facility, which is currently in Downtown Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Sulzbacher Center, which has been operating in Downtown Jacksonville for 25 years, could be headed elsewhere if the homeless shelter’s president can get buy in for a multi-million-dollar project. Cindy Funkhouser, president and CEO of Sulzbacher Center, told a meeting of Downtown business leaders that residents have had to be evacuated and the campus was damaged in the last two hurricanes because the current location was left under more than 4 feet of water. The goal is to create a space like the Sulzbacher Village for women and families with permanent housing, short term units and wraparound services, like health care and job training, Funkhouser said. The project would be completed in phases, starting with the social enterprise business, then the permanent housing and then adding all the wraparound services and emergency housing. So we’re looking for the solutions, which is jobs and housing,” Funkhouser said.