DISC VILLAGE, INC.
TALLAHASSE, FLORIDA

DISC Village, known simply as DISC Village, is a dedicated non-profit headquartered in Tallahassee, Florida, since its founding on June 15, 1973. The organization addresses alcohol and drug abuse challenges within the criminal and juvenile justice systems in North Florida. Situated at 3333 West Pensacola Street, Suite 330, it provides a wide array of services from prevention to aftercare for individuals struggling with addiction. Accredited by CARF and licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families, DISC Village collaborates with local service providers and various governmental departments to enhance the well-being of those affected by substance abuse, crime, behavioral issues, and mental health disorders. Highlighting its juvenile services, DISC Village offers a comprehensive array of programs, including assessment, case management, and community-based interventions for youth facing challenges such as delinquency or substance abuse. Its Juvenile Drug Court is particularly noteworthy, focusing on rehabilitating non-violent drug offenders aged 13-18 through counseling and educational support. Ensuring confidentiality and competence in services, DISC Village aims to maintain public safety while achieving measurable outcomes valued by participants. In light of economic conditions, the organization utilizes a sliding scale for fee-based services and prioritizes admissions based on federal guidelines due to its funding from Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant funds. Interested individuals can learn more about DISC Village's initiatives or contribute through donations at discvillage.com. Under the guidance of leaders like Gary Roberts (President) and John Wilson (CEO), DISC Village remains committed to making a difference in North Florida.