Alachua County Public Schools offers services and support programs for eligible immigrant students and families. The term "eligible immigrant student" is defined as a student who:
(a) is 3-21 years old;
(b) was not born in any state, Washington, DC or Puerto Rico; (children of military personnel who were born outside these territories are considered immigrant for the purposes of this program)
(c) has not been attending any one or more schools in the United States for more than 3 full academic years.

Some of the services offered include:

PCCNCF provides multiple services for LGBTQ+ people in north central Florida. Services include:

• Meeting facilities & safe spaces
• Food assistance and supplies for people with HIV/AIDS
• Gainesville Equality Youth group for LGBTQ+ youth (13-17 years)
• Internship program for UF and SFC students
• Social & educational events for LGBTQ+ family & friends
• LGBTQ+ resource library
• ...and more!

For more information, call the number or visit the website below.

Healthy Start of North Central Florida provides the following services free of charge to pregnant women and new mothers:

The CAC provides forensic interviews, advocacy and case management, and therapy services to child victims of abuse, helping them to overcome trauma. For more information, visit the website or call the phone number below.

Boys & Girls Club offers a structured after school and summer facility. It is for youth ages 6 to 18. Members can get homework help, play sports, learn life skills and more. Please call for more information, or visit www.bgcnf.org/about-alachua.

Alachua County Public Schools provides ESOL classes for Alachua County residents. For more information, visit www.sbac.edu/adulted or call the phone number below.

Alachua County Public Schools provides GED testing for Alachua County residents. For more information, visit www.sbac.edu/adulted or call the phone number below.