How do I meet people and join clubs and social groups after moving to Florida?
Senior centers, public libraries and county parks departments all run group programs in Florida, and volunteering is another way to meet people.
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Start with your denomination's Florida office: the Florida Baptist Convention has a church search by ZIP code, and Florida has seven Catholic dioceses.
Florida Baptist churches are part of the Southern Baptist Convention. The Florida Baptist Convention's website, flbaptist.org, has a Find a Church page where you type a city or ZIP code. Its office is the Baptist Building at 6850 Belfort Oaks Place in Jacksonville, and its phone number is 904-396-2351.
The Catholic Church in Florida is organized into seven dioceses: the Archdiocese of Miami and the Dioceses of St. Augustine, Pensacola-Tallahassee, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Venice and Palm Beach. The archbishop and bishops of those seven dioceses make up the board of the Florida Catholic Conference, which is at 201 West Park Avenue in Tallahassee. Its website, flacathconf.org, has a Dioceses of Florida page, and its phone number is 850-222-3803.
If you belong to another church, call its national or regional office and ask for its congregations in the Florida county you are moving to.
Senior centers, public libraries and county parks departments all run group programs in Florida, and volunteering is another way to meet people.
Read the answer →Volunteer Florida, the state's lead agency for promoting volunteerism, runs an online platform to search openings by date, location and issue area.
Read the answer →Volunteer Florida, the state's lead agency for promoting volunteerism, runs an online platform to search openings by date, location and issue area.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement collects Florida's crime reports, and its FIBRS data shows offenses reported from 2021 to the present.
To compare places in Florida, check each place's crime reports with its sheriff's office or police and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
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