ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Crime victims and survivors in Orange County now have more access to counseling.
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The office of State Attorney Andrew Bain announced the creation of a pilot program.
It’s in partnership with the Victim Service Center of Central Florida.
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One therapist will be available at the state attorney’s office in downtown Orlando.
Next, they hope to expand that program to Osceola County.
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