Wounded Warrior Project is hosting their annual Halloween Trunk or Treat Block Party on October 17, 2025.  

This is a partnership between the City of Jacksonville's Military Affairs and Veteran's Department and Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc.'s Veteran's Service Unit.  

Three Riveers Legal Services, Inc has partnered with the City of Jacksonville's Military Affairs & Veterans Department to host a series of Ask-A-Lawyer events for Veterans.

Vets4Vets and the Jacksonville Bar Association's Veteran and Military Affairs Committee present a Veterans Wellness Clinic that is sponsored by VyStar Credit Union, Duval Veterans Council and the City of Jacksonville.  Topics include: Duval Veteran Council, Veteran Debt Relief, Veterans Disability Benefits, Veterans Administration Assistance, and Military Discharge Upgrades. 

All active-duty families with military ID are welcome to attend this event.  The Food Farmacy provides a valuable opportunity for military Families to receive fresh, nutritious food to support their health adn well-being.  Attendees must bring their military ID to participate.  

This occurs they 4th Tuesday of the month from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm and it is located at 5391 Collins Rd, Jacksonville, FL  32244.  

Join us for a special day remembering the sacrifices of our nation's prisoners of war, those who are still unaccounted for, and their families.  

This is a partnership between the City of Jacksonville's Military Affairs and Veteran's Department and Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc.'s Veteran's Service Unit.  

All applications to participate in the City of Jacksonville's Veterans Day Parade on November 11, must be submitted no later than 11:59 PM tonight. 

Join us for the second annual "Wills For Heroes" on Thursday, September 11.  Have your Will and Advanced Directives drafted for free if you meet the qualifications.   This is from 12:00 PM unitl 4:00 PM inside City Hall.  Introductory remarks by Lawrence "Larry" Di Rita, a USN Veteran and former assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs.  Appointments are required and space is limited.  You will need to scan the QR code on the flyer to sign up. 

September is Suicide Awareness Month.  At this event, you will be able to explore more than 80 valuable resources from the community and Veteran Affairs all while enjoying a free catered lunch.  There will be guest speakers that will provide life-saving education through humor and personal stories.   This will provide essential mental health first aid by demonstrating what an open, supportive conversatin looks like.