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Provides temporary rental assistance, mortgage, utilities, food, household products, prescriptions, and transportation for individuals and families residing in New River Valley and transients who are experiencing a financial crisis who meet the eligibility guidelines · Utility payment assistance - up to $500 per year · Food, household supplies, diapers, and infant formula - monthly Assistance is available for households with incomes up to 200 percent of the federal poverty guidelines (example: $52,400 for a family of four). · For Rental or mortgage payment assistance, call our Housing Crisis Hotline at 540-639-3159.

The Energy Assistance Program consists of three components: Fuel Assistance assists low-income eligible households by supplementing home energy costs. Applications are accepted the second Tuesday in October through the second Friday in November. Crisis Assistance assists low-income eligible households with emergency heating need, when no other resource is available. This includes payment for one-time heat only security deposit; and/or heating equipment repair/purchase. Applications are accepted November 1st through March 15th. Crisis assistance for eligible households with purchase of home heating fuel and payment of heat utility bill is available from the first workday in January through March 15th. Cooling Assistance assists eligible households in acquiring or repairing cooling equipment and /or payment of electric bills to operate cooling equipment. Applications are accepted June 15th through August 15th. The household must contain at least one vulnerable individual who is age 60 or over, disab

Offers free pro-life options counseling for parents experiencing unplanned pregnancy, assistance with scheduling prenatal appointments, provision of transportation to medical appointments, provision of on-going counseling services.

Darkness to Light (D2L) - Stewards of Children introduces a curriculum that educates the community about child sexual abuse and surrounding issues. Information provided assists in identifying child abuse, child neglect, and child sexual abuse, and teaches community members how to report concerns of abuse and neglect. Skills developed in the D2L - Stewards of Children empower community members to share in the protection of children by effectively identifying, responding to and reporting child abuse.

Alcoholics Anonymous is fellowship of people sharing experience, strength, & hope with each other that they may solve their common problem & help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for AA membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. AA is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not with to engage in any controversy, neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety. 24 hour telephone support. List of AA meetings in Northern Virginia. Literature available for purchase.

The Energy Assistance Program consists of three components: Fuel Assistance assists low-income eligible households by supplementing home energy costs. Applications are accepted the second Tuesday in October through the second Friday in November. Crisis Assistance assists low-income households with energy related emergencies. Applications are accepted November 1st through March 15th. Cooling Assistance assists households in acquiring or repairing cooling equipment and /or payment of electric bills to operate cooling equipment. Applications are accepted June 15th through August 15th. Additional information about EAP is available at www.dss.virginia.gov. You may apply online at www.commonhelp.virginia.gov

No Wrong Door is a person-centered system designed to streamline individuals' access to community services and supports. The program operates through a statewide network of partners supporting older adults, caregivers, individuals with disabilities, veterans and all other populations seeking services and supports. It uses secure technology to link providers who collaboratively connect individuals to the supports and services they need.

Provides crisis stabilization through its shelter care services as well as a longer term program for those juveniles between the ages of 12-17 that require greater structure and supervision than can be provided in their home. These youth are referred by a Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court and/or Social Services in Lynchburg and surrounding counties. Services provided by LYGH include individual and group counseling as well as family meetings and structured home visits. The program works with the child to identify personal goals and to teach them to follow an educational and/or work plan to live a healthier lifestyle and form good relationships. LYGH offers instruction on improving decision making and developing anger management strategies to aid in becoming responsible members of their community.

Provide college access, bridge, and college success programs to LCS students. Services provide students fair and equitable access to higher education and technical certification training programs after high school. Ensure that all children who graduate from Lynchburg City Schools are prepared for the next step in life including four-year college, two-year college, trade school, technical degrees, industry certifications, or military options Change the culture in the Lynchburg community to a PreK-16 school division Create a stream of qualified, educationally-prepared talent for the greater Lynchburg workforce Improve the quality of life in our community by investing in our most precious resource - our children - who are our future Compile and disseminate data on current and continuing post-secondary education trends for Lynchburg's youth Provide college and career opportunities for those who would not be able to otherwise

Tuberculosis counseling, TB risk assessment, and possible testing. TB medications available as indicated, education and counseling available.

Provides for the needs of the patient to allow patient to remain living in their home, regardless of age or disability. Services may include: -Homemaker Services -Home Health Aides -General Nursing Care -Personal Care

Abuse and neglect investigations and services as needed. Adult protective services apply to persons who are at least 60 years old and incapacitated adults who were abused, neglected and/or exploited.

Guaranty Loans are made by private lenders, and SBA licensed non-bank lenders banks, and guaranteed up to 90 percent by SBA. Serving 92 counties in Virginia, excluding Arlington, Fairfax, and Loudoun counties and the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, and Falls Church.

Resource Mothers is an in-home visiting program. It matches experienced mothers with pregnant teenagers to help provide guidance as they make the adjustment to motherhood.

The centers offer employment guidance, training, and placement services to job seekers and employers throughout the Metro-Richmond region. Information and referrals to community and partner resources are also available to customers.

The Henry County Refuse Department handles the County's household trash disposal. The Refuse Department manages seven Convenience Centers located throughout the County that are in place for County residents to dispose of their household trash and certain other items.

Provides free library service to the public including the checkout of books, magazines, books on tape and CD, CD-ROM computer software, DVDs, videos and music CDs. Customers may place holds and renew items online. Provides programs for children from toddlers to teens including a Summer Reading Program. A schedule of programs is available on the web site http://tlc.library.net/orange under "Calendar". Provides public access computers with high speed Internet access and wireless Internet access. Provides access from the library or home to a wide variety to online database resources. LICENSED BY: State Board of Education.

MMI offers in-person counseling by appointment only.

Food distributed to clients whose eligibility has been determined by intake screening. Emergency food for anyone in need.

Enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Mecklenburg County who are in need through family based programs that promote the self-sufficiency of families and safeguard vulnerable children and adults.

Investigates reports of abuse, neglect, and exploitation of adults over 60 years of age and incapacitated adults over 18 years of age and provides services when persons are found to be in need of protective services. APS 24-Hour Hotline: 888-832-3858

Based on the needs of participants, programs are designed to teach individuals with disabilities the skills necessary for acquiring, maintaining, or increasing their independence. Individual and group training is provided in several categories including: personal assistant management, building self-esteem, money management, navigating ones environment, and self-advocacy. All programs are designed to meet individual needs.

Responds to animal law violations or requests for a stray dog to be picked up. All dogs picked up are immediately transported to the Wythe County Animal Shelter,(276) 228-6003.

The Center for Local History (CLH) collects, preserves, and shares historical documents that tell the history of Arlington County, its citizens, organizations, businesses, and social issues.