DISC VILLAGE, INC.
TALLAHASSE, FLORIDA

DISC Village, Inc., also known as DISC Village, is a private, non-profit corporation based in Tallahassee, Florida. Established on June 15, 1973, the organization provides comprehensive services aimed at addressing alcohol and drug abuse issues within criminal and juvenile justice systems across North Florida. With its head office located at 3333 West Pensacola Street, Suite 330, DISC Village delivers a full continuum of care ranging from prevention to aftercare for individuals grappling with addiction. The organization is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families. In collaboration with local service providers and multiple state and federal departments, DISC Village upholds its mission of fostering well-being among individuals, families, and related groups negatively impacted by substance abuse, crime, behavioral issues, and mental health disorders. DISC Village's key programs include a juvenile services continuum offering assessment, case management, and community-based interventions for youth dealing with delinquency or substance issues. Notably, the Juvenile Drug Court provides targeted rehabilitation to juveniles aged 13-18 involved in non-violent drug offenses, offering chemical dependency counseling and educational support. The organization emphasizes consumer confidentiality, staff competence, and measurable service outcomes, ensuring public safety and satisfaction among participants. Recognizing economic hardships, DISC Village implements a sliding scale for services, including specialized testing, and prioritizes treatment admissions according to federal guidelines, due to its receipt of Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant funds. For further information about DISC Village's programs or to support their community initiatives through donations, visit the organization's website at discvillage.com. The organization continues its commitment under the leadership of key figures such as Gary Roberts (President) and John Wilson (CEO), ensuring impactful interventions within North Florida.