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We offer support for victims of rape, sexual assault, and violence

VSC Services Are Free & Confidential

Providing Advocacy & Therapy services to victims of violent crime in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole Counties. 

Advocacy & Crisis Intervention
We provide immediate, comprehensive support in cases of sexual violence and violence of any kind. Victim Service Center's advocates and crisis counselors offer emotional support, safety planning, and counseling, as well as referrals to other services.

Assistance For Victims of All Crime

Crime Victim Services

A crime victim advocate provides: ongoing personal support; practical help, as needed; information and referrals; ongoing, repetitive crisis intervention; arrangement of services to enhance recovery (health, financial, housing); information/assistance in preparing for court and navigating the criminal justice system; information on victim rights; active monitoring of case through the legal system; assistance with injunctions for protection, advocacy on the behalf of the victim with employers, schools, landlords; information and/or assistance with Crime Victim Compensation applications; and ongoing case management to ensure continuity of services.

A Master-level Victim Advocate can help any Crime Victim:

Individual

Therapy & Support Services

Our Licensed Clinical Therapists have trauma experience and training to assist primary and secondary victims through a wide variety of treatment options.

Services are for victims age 12 and older. We offer services to victims of recent sexual assault, adult survivors of childhood sexual assault, incest, and services to family and friends impacted by sexual violence. Acute forensic cases are handled by certified Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners along with our Master-level Victim Advocates.

Help For Survivors

Support Group Services

Starting the journey to heal might bring up various emotions, like fear, excitement, and hope. VSC therapists are trained to support you in your unique healing process. Whether it's expressing emotions or changing relationship habits, VSC Therapy focuses on deep, self-reflective trauma response. Building trust with your therapist is crucial for working together towards your healing goals.

Support Group Offerings:

Pre-Screening Required.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • All clients begin their healing journey with one of our Master’s-Level Advocate/Crisis Counselors to address any crises or present trauma responses. Advocacy is the foundation of healing; providing healthy coping skills, safety planning, victim compensation, referrals, and addressing any legal issues. Once the client is deemed ready by their Advocate, they may move on to Therapy to explore the traumatic incident further. Learn more about Advocacy services.
  • No, VSC leaves all decision-making regarding reporting up to the client. We want the survivor to feel in control throughout the entire healing process. If the client does report the incident, VSC Advocates will help with the legal process, injunctions, and much more. 
  • VSC does not discriminate, nor do we require documentation to receive our free services.
  • Yes! VSC provides free advocacy and therapy to all victims of violent crime; no matter when the incident occurred.
  • VSC serves individuals aged 12+, if the individual is younger our Advocates will help find resources and make referrals. 
  • Cases outside of the counties we serve are taken on by a case-by-case basis as decided by our Program Director. If you are outside of our service area but would like to inquire about services, please call 407-254-9415. 

Please note: The Victim Service Center provides significant protection of communications between a client and VSC staff. Clients are able to confide in VSC Victim Advocates, Therapists, and all VSC staff members, knowing that communication is confidential and will not be disclosed publicly unless they consent to such disclosure. For further information, please contact VSC directly.

The Victim Service Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, and age in the delivery of services.

Walk-In Crisis Services are available during office Hours

Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am - 5 pm