This group is called TRLS for short. It is a nonprofit law firm. They provide quality legal assistance. The help is for the poor, abused, disabled, and elderly.
Services Available:

• Consumer Law & Bankruptcy
• Criminal Record Expungement or Sealing
• Domestic Violence/Family Law
• Drivers License Suspension
• Elder Law/Life Planning
• Helping Veterans
• Housing/Landlord Tenant
• Hurricane/Natural Disaster Assistance
• Homeownership/Probate
• Public Benefits

Americans for Immigrant Justice is a non-profit law firm. They fight for justice for immigrants. They offer direct help, and advocacy and outreach. Services are offered at no cost.

Programs include:

• Children's Legal Program
• Detention Program
• Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking (Lucha) Program
• Family Defense Program
• Litigation Program
• Pro Bono Program

This is a home schooling program for students K-12, using 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.

The Alachua County Crisis Center provides help 24 hours a day. Trained phone counselors are always available. Please see the website for all services.

Services include:

• 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

This group provides information and resources on aging. It helps the elderly. It also helps people with disabilities.

Programs & Services:

• Abuse In Later Life Program
• Caregiver Training and Support
• Elder Abuse
• Elder Helpline
• GUIDE: Dementia Care
• Healthy Aging
• Home & Community Based Care
• SHINE Medicare Assistance
• Veterans Directed Care
• Wellness Coaching and Support