Resources
WellFlorida’s publications and data reports keep local and state health policy decision makers—and the general public—informed. In addition to our downloadable materials, be sure to review these online resources:
Everyone Stop AIDS Now
Lists free HIV testing sites and events in Alachua, Columbia, Lake, Marion and Putnam counties. Learn about businesses that support HIV prevention in our region, and ARTAS, which links HIV-infected individuals to prevention and care services.
Health data for North Central Florida
Data is available by county on our website and is intended to be used for research, program development activities and grant writing.
Healthy Start of North Central Florida and Central Healthy Start
Free services to women and babies up to age three. Provides education and support in childbirth, breastfeeding, parenting, tobacco cessation, counseling and women’s health. Websites include resources on various maternal and infant health resources.
Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting
A free parenting program, offered through Healthy Start of North Central Florida. The website also lists links to resources in Alachua, Bradford, Columbia, Hamilton and Putnam Counties.
Ryan White CARE Program
HIV/AIDS care.
Safe Kids
Resources by safety experts on everything your need to keep kids of any age safe from preventable injuries.
The Cancer Resource Guide of North Central Florida
Resources for cancer patients and families.
The Cancer Resource Blog
A blog for local healthcare professionals and stakeholders. Share information about grants, partnering opportunities, available resources, workshops and more.
Additional community resources:
Aunt Bertha
An online platform provided by the Partnership for Strong Families. Allows users to search for local resources by typing in their zip code.
Consumer Resource Guide
Lists agencies throughout Florida and is organized by county. Provided by the State of Florida Elder Affairs.
United Way 211 Community Resource Directory
Allows users to search for resources by zip code, age, gender, key word, agency name or specific program categories.
