This program will send, deliver and verify messages between military members and their families. The mission of this program is to support and supplement those activities of the military that affect the health, welfare, and morale of service members and their families.

Primary care clinic. Specialty services are referred through the Salem VA Medical Center. Routine laboratory and x-rays as requested by the provider at the clinic. Medications as prescribed by the provider at the clinic, and processed through the mail. Preventive health screenings.

Primary care clinic. Specialty services are referred through the Salem VA Medical Center. Routine laboratory and x-rays as requested by the provider at the clinic. Medications as prescribed by the provider at the clinic, and processed through the mail. Preventive health screenings. Mental Health services are available and include individual, group, and family counseling, and programs such as tobacco cessation, substance abuse, depression, pain management, and a women's trauma group.

Workforce Service representatives are available to help with issues related to transitioning from a military career to civilian employment. Comprehensive career services can encompass help job referral, job training, and job placement assistance.

Provides comprehensive employment related services to military spouses and other family members and empower military spouses with the tools necessary to achieve their goals through career, educational, Life Goals, or Volunteerism.

A one-stop information, outreach, and referral hub for veterans, and to establish a collaborative network of partners who serve veterans in the county.

Operation Homefront is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit have provided programs that offer: RELIEF (through Critical Financial Assistance and permanent and transitional housing programs) and RECURRING FAMILY SUPPORT programs and services throughout the year that help military families overcome the short-term bumps in the road so they don't become long-term chronic problems. Programs include: SHORT-TERM CRITICAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE (RELIEF) Critical Financial Assistance* for food, utilities, home repairs, rent/mortgage payments, etc. Rent-free transitional housing for wounded service members Transitional Homes for Veterans LONG-TERM STABILITY Mortgage-free homes awarded across the U.S. RECURRING FAMILY SUPPORT Baby showers to help new military moms welcome the newest member of the family Holiday programs to provide meals and toys Backpacks filled with school supplies for military kids *Critical Financial Assistance is in the form of checks paid directly to mortgage lenders, auto mechanics, contractors, hospitals, doctors, and other providers.

Does not provide general financial assistance. Offers classes for first aid, HIV/AIDS and fire safety. Provides disaster services and emergency shelter in times of disaster as well as contact for military families in cases of emergency. Volunteer opportunities available. Phone 276-645-6650 (available 24/7 for emergencies)or toll free in VA 866-645-6650

Provides pre-move and post move assistance, overseas briefing, welcome packets (electronic and hard copy), assist with lending limited household goods from our lending closet, resource library. Computerized data base, SITES, provides printouts of on and off post information.

To help veterans and their families to apply for benefits for which they are eligible; help veterans find employment.sponsor baseball teams. Give help to veterans who may be stranded in the area. transport veterans to hospitals visits. Transportation for veterans only ***Back to school supplies for veterans and their families.***

Virginia Works provides veterans, their spouses, and eligible others from all periods of military service with job referral, job training and job placement assistance through a statewide network of Virginia Works local offices. Most offices employ special Veterans Employment Representatives. The Fishersville Virginia Works Office serves veterans from Augusta, Highland, and Rockbridge counties and the cities of Staunton, Waynesboro, Lexington, and Buena Vista. All veterans are offered Priority of Service in Virginia Works local offices. Additional in-depth services may be provided those veterans who are disabled, homeless, recently separated from the military, previously incarcerated, aged 18-24, and/or economically disadvantaged. The Assistant Secretary of Labor for VETS has designated these specific groups of veterans to receive special assistance. ACCESSIBILITY: Fully accessible to persons with disabilities.

The Personal Financial Management Program provides personal financial education, training, counseling and information and referral through one-on-one training, group classes, and unit training. Financial counseling regarding personal budget development, use of credit card, debt management, investment and retirement planning is also available through this program.

The Charlottesville Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) provides Primary Care, Mental Health and some specialty care services to Veterans in the Charlottesville area. The Charlottesville CBOC is part of the Hunter Holmes McGuire VAMC network.

Peer Navigators serve veterans by helping connect them to organizations such as housing, emergency financial assistance, employment, benefits, social enrichment, legal assistance, and more.

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society provides need based financial assistance and other services to active duty or retired US Sailors and Marines, and their eligible family members and survivors.

The Soldier and Family Readiness Program is one comprehensive program that provided direct support to Army leadership and assists National Guard service members and their families navigate the unique challenges of their military and civilian live. The Soldier and Family Readiness Specialists provide assistance and non-medical case management to service members and families on a variety of subjects. Services include basic financial education, Tricare claims assistance, ID card questions, resource and referral to community services, state agencies, employment assistance and guidance through the Exceptional Family Member Program. Working closely with the commander's Family Readiness Program to assist Army leadership and volunteers we provide training support and briefings to command leadership, family readiness groups, Soldiers and families, and community partners.

Provides comprehensive healthcare services to the military community.

The Information and Referral Program provides information and referral to resources in the military and civilian communities. Brochures, flyers, and guides are available on such topics as TRICARE (medical and dental), Military One Source, USO, active duty benefits, veterans' benefits, commuting, food stamps, immigration, and more.

This program works with other military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive assistance, coordination, medical, educational, housing, community support and personal services to military families with special needs.

Provide funds to help with a wide range of financial needs. Common situations include: Food, rent/mortgage, utilities, essential home repairs Establishing a new residence, including security and utility deposits Car expenses, such as repairs and insurance deductibles Medical expenses Military pay shortage / delayed entitlements Funeral expenses

Programs and workshops to assist active-duty Navy/military members, retirees and their families. The Oceana office, provides Family Advocacy case management and general counseling services for adults and children (when available), Sexual Assault Prevention and Response, and Information & Referral services. Some workshops and classes offered by Fleet and Family Support Center Oceana are physically held at the Dam Neck classroom. Not all services provided by FFSC Oceana are available at our Dam Neck office. Please call for clarification. Some of our workshops, such as Command Financial Counselors training, may be held at our Dam Neck site.

Provides comprehensive information on every aspect of military life at no cost to active duty, Guard and reserve service members, and their families. Information includes, but is not limited to, deployment, reunion, relationship, grief, spouse employment and education, parenting and child care, and much more.

Provides financial counseling to military personnel and family members on how to live within their income. Provides guidance and information on budgets, debt liquidation, money and checkbook management. Counselors on site.

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Education Program offers grants and interest-free loans for undergraduate or master's degree at an accredited 2- or 4-year post-secondary, technical or vocational institution in the United States.

MCCS Quantico's CDCs are accredited through the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). All classrooms accommodate children according to their developmental age and any special needs. Two meals and one snack are provided daily.