The Alachua County Victim Services and Rape Crisis Center offers a program to help anyone who is a victim or survivor of violence. Victims do NOT have to report to law enforcement to receive services. All services are free and private.

Services Include:

• Immediate outreach to victims of sexual battery
• Face-to-face and telephone counseling
• Support groups
• Accompany and support victims through criminal justice proceedings
• Transportation to court appearances and other appointments related to the victimization
• Assist with application process for Victims Compensation and relocation for Sexual Assault Victims
• Assistance with Protective Injunctions
• Emergency assistance with urgent special needs
• Personal advocacy
• Information and referral
• Community education, speeches, and consultation
• Network with other victim service providers and state organization
• Outreach services provided in the Gainesville Police Department
• HIV Test Site

Please contact for more information.

This crisis center provides help 24 hours a day. Trained phone counselors are always available.

• After-Hours Information and Referral
• Community Education
• Community Trauma Response
• Crisis Counseling
• Crisis Line - 352.264.6789
• National Suicide Hotline - 1.800.784.2433
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline- 1.800.273.8255
• Rumor Control - 352.264.6557
• Survivors of Suicide Support Group

Please call or visit website for more information.

This is a home schooling program for students K-12. The Program uses the individualized curriculum from K¹². It includes courses in six core subjects. The curriculum was designed to let kids find the learning style that works best for them. There are also in-person events that students can participate in. Please see the website for more information

AA provides free counseling for those working through problems with drinking. Please call 850.784.7431 or visit the website to learn more.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meetings
Daily listing of times and locations for cities of:

• Crawfordville
• Medart
• Panacea
• Wakulla Station

Alcoholics Anonymous helps anyone who wants to stay sober. They offer group meetings in various locations. Please call or visit website for more information.

AA helps people recover from alcoholism. They can share their experience, strength, and hope to solve their common problem. Meetings are free. The only requirement is a desire to stop drinking. Please call or visit the website to learn more.

This support group is for people dealing with problems related to alcoholism. There are also meetings for those who have substance abuse issues. Please call or see the
website for a meeting place in your area.

Alcoholics Anonymous helps those suffering from alcohol abuse. Peers meet to share experiences and support each other. Please call or visit the website for more information.

Alcoholics Anonymous, offers a support group to those struggling with alcoholism and substance abuse. There is no cost to be a member of Alcoholics Anonymous. Please call or visit website for more information.