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Community arts center with programs to support children's art education, performing arts, and meeting places for non-profits.

Counseling on the Affordable Care Act. Free service to all community members. Certified Application Counselors are here to answer questions year round or to help navigate the Health Insurance Marketplace.

Offer workshops, resources and individualized plans to help clients navigate through life's challenges. The specialty team and A.M P.M community will support, encourage, and guide individuals on achieving their personal goal to making healthier decisions

Offers two-year associate degree programs that transfer to four-year institutions and occupational/technical programs leading to employment.

Provides chronic peritoneal dialysis, chronic cycler peritoneal and hemodialysis treatments. ACCESSIBILITY: Fully accessible to persons with disabilities. ACCREDITED BY: Virginia Department of Health/Medicare.

Offers Community Assessment of Youth and Families at Risk. Interagency Team then suggests appropriate services.

Provide immunizations against communicable diseases, investigate reportable diseases within the community and offer public health recommendations and disease control measures.

A job search facility where the public has access to job leads, the internet, fax machine, office equipment and newspapers. Also offers employment workshops, resume assistance, career guidance and assessments. Also implements Workforce Investment Opportunity Act, WIOA, eligibility and provides training when appropriate.

FNIC provides information about food and human nutrition.

Bridges provides rental assistance and housing placement support for families, as well as daily case management, through the Rapid Rehousing program. Through case management, Bridges provides a connection to additional resources for the families for financial, legal, mental health, and medical. Through partnerships with landlords in the community, Bridges helps families secure and maintain a lease in their own name, which assists them in establishing a foundation for good credit.

Assists low-income families and individuals to remove imminent health and safety hazards from their homes. Acceptable repairs include the repair of roofs, floors, building of ramps and porches, heating system repair and structural repair. Funds are limited to $4000 per client; client must pay remainder of repair work and client is responsible for getting three bids from licensed contractors. These funds are provided by a very limited Essential Home Accessibility and Repair Program (EHARP) grant.

Provides volunteers that can be assigned to almost any patient care or non-patient care area of the hospital depending upon their interests. Duties may involve deliveries to patients, patient transport, clerical duties, etc.

Based on the Healthy Families of America criteria, this in-home program targets families who have children at risk for child abuse and neglect or developmental problems, by providing long-term education and resource management.

Provides support, crisis intervention, safety planning, information and referral, and advocacy to families and individuals experiencing intimate partner violence. Assists individuals and families in accessing First Step's advocacy, counseling, and emergency shelter services.

The Virginia Insurance Counseling and Assistance Program (VICAP) is a free, unbiased health insurance counseling program for Medicare beneficiaries. Certified staff and volunteers explain the processes and choices involved with participants' coverage, including issues such as enrollment, benefits, "Extra Help", subsidies, billing, and appeals. Counselors are not connected with any insurance company or licensed to sell insurance. VICAP can also provide community presentations, including a Medicare overview for new enrollees and informative sessions about preventative benefits and fraud and abuse prevention.

Provides a medical clinic for the Charlottesville community.

Food pantry for those who qualify according to Lynchburg Area Food Bank.

This program provides monthly community bloodmobile to accommodate those who volunteer to donate their blood so that the Red Cross can assure a safe, adequate supply of blood to the Appalachian region hospitals served.

A One-Stop Career Center, or One-Stop Workforce Center, is a location where a wide range of employment, training, and career education program services are available to employers, workers, job seekers and youth. The OppInc One-Stop Workforce Center is part of the nationwide system of American Job Centers, which leverage public workforce dollars with other state and local funding; business resources; and foundation support to provide career development services for local workers and deliver workforce solutions to local employers. OppInc. One-Stop Workforce Centers offer a comprehensive range of services to help you find a job. Services provided through the Workforce Centers are funded through the U.S. Department of Labor so there's never a charge, although eligibility may apply for certain services. OppInc. One-Stop Workforce Centers are also members of the EleVAte Virginia.

Offers displays, exhibits and films for visitors and a variety of programs for groups. Make group reservations well in advance. See website or call or write for a program of activities.

Community based programs and services focused on preventing and reducing delinquency in at-risk and under-served youth. Youth are referred by the 9th District Juvenile and Domestic Court and the Colonial Group Home administers the programs.

Administers Parks and Recreation programs that are dedicated to the enhancement of life for all people in Fauquier County. Working in partnership with the people, the Department seeks to assure that citizens of Fauquier County will receive quality recreational facilities and services. The Department also seeks to assure the preservation of local history.

The Up Center offers trauma-informed, evidence-based mental health outpatient counseling to help children, individuals and families manage the stressors of life. Individual, family and group services are offered to people of all ages dealing with a variety of life’s challenges

Provides an array of outpatient services for adults (18+) with mental illness, substance abuse disorders and intellectual disabilities. Services include psychiatric treatment, medication management, case management, in-home services, psychosocial clubhouse, and peer support.

Foothills CAC receives referrals from law enforcement and Child Protective Services in nine jurisdictions (Charlottesville City and the counties of Albemarle, Buckingham, Fluvanna. Greene, Louisa, Madison, Nelson, and Orange). We conduct forensic interviews, provide family advocacy--connecting families to local services, mental health counseling and on-site forensic medical exams. Our multidisciplinary teams are made up of law enforcement officers, child protective service personnel, prosecutors, lawyers, advocates, mental health therapists and medical personnel. Communication within the teams reduces duplication and mistakes, and keeps victims from falling through the cracks. Foothills CAC provides a child-friendly, safe and neutral location in which law enforcement and Child Protective Services investigators may conduct and observe forensic interviews with children who are alleged victims of crimes, and where the child and non-offending family members receive support, crisis intervention and referrals for mental health and medical treatment. Foothills also conducts trainings for professionals and the public about child abuse issues and the coordinated approach to child abuse investigations.