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Provides a variety of services to meet specific counseling needs.

Trained volunteers provide free income tax preparation assistance to individuals who earn less than $67,000 annually

Retirement community also offering Independent Living, In-Home Services, Memory Care, Skilled Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care.

To serve injured workers, victims of crimes, employers, and related industries by providing exceptional services, resolving disputes, and faithfully executing the duties entrusted to us by the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Designed to empower blind senior citizens with a variety of home management and life and advocacy skills training opportunities. The program, hosted in strategically chosen locations in Virginia, will prepare blind and low-vision seniors to take control of their personal and professional lives through direct and individualized attention based on physical ability, personal skills, and goals

Friendly Visitors make weekly social visits with older or homebound adults. Volunteers offer friendship and companionship to individuals looking for someone to spend time with. They share stories, listen and reminisce, play games, take walks and simply enjoy each other's company. Telephone Reassurance volunteers call every weekday morning to check in, chat and make sure everything is okay. Volunteers help start the day of an isolated individual on the right foot. They also offer peace of mind for those living alone.

YMCA Camp Thunderbird enrich the community through the service of programs that provide wholesome opportunities for children and families to share, learn, accept, and grow.

Provides food pantry distributing perishable, shelf stable, and USDA food.

Serves a coed population, males age 14 -18 and females age 11-20, who have been committed by the juvenile court. Residents placed at the facility have been convicted of crimes ranging from misdemeanors to felonies. Lengths of commitment may range from a minimum of 3-6 months to a maximum of 7 years or until the resident's 21st birthday. Residents receive educational, vocational, mental health and rehabilitative counseling services. Specialized treatment programs include substance abuse, aggression management, sex offender, and intensive therapeutic programming. Academic and vocational training is provided on campus by the Department of Correctional Education. Residents are able to earn a high school diploma or GED. Recreation, religious and volunteer programming is also provided.

Preschool program runs concurrent with the Augusta County school calendar and is a full day program, 5 days a week except for one Friday of each month. This Friday is used for screenings, teacher trainings and home visits. Assessments for math and literacy are completed three times throughout the year to track students' progress and ensure preparedness for kindergarten. Family Service Workers work with every family to provide support outside of the classroom and to foster a positive relationship with schools.

Serves patients who are fully uninsured, with no Medicare or Medicaid, low-income, below 200 percent of the federal poverty level and reside in Tazewell, Buchanan or Russell counties. Some of our patients are working either full or part time jobs which do not provide health insurance or cannot afford it with the minimum wages being earned.

Now known as the VPAS Cafe', this service provides recreation, socialization, education and a hot noon meal. Provides an access point for seniors to other Valley Program for Aging Services.

Each elementary school hosts a kindergarten registration event in the spring to assist parents with registering their kindergarten age child for the following school year.

A male correctional facility. Security Level 4 - Assignment Criteria: Long Term; Single, multiple, & Life + sentences. No disruptive behavior for at least past 24 months prior to consideration for a transfer to any less-secure facility.

Provides a government lending arm for housing program and repairs for very low income applicants across VA. For very-low income homeowners 62 years old and older who cannot afford a loan to make necessary repairs, grant funds may be available, depending on eligibility. Grants may be used to remove health or safety hazards, or to remodel dwellings to make them accessible to household members with disabilities. Grants are limited to lifetime assistance of $7,500. Provides a 1% loan for 20 years in an amount up to $20,000.00. This rate is fixed for the life of the loan. The loan is used to repair, improve or modernize a home. You must occupy the home and prove ownership.

Onsite food pantry serves those who qualify. Eligible participants can receive food every month. Identification is needed. Serves southeast and northeast Roanoke City, eastern Roanoke County and Vinton.

Provides a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) in the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) for all special education children ages one to twenty-one. An Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is developed for each child who qualifies for special education services under IDEA. The IEP is specifically designed to meet the unique needs of the individual child. Provides an elementary educational institute and preschool that offers adaptations for test taking, audiological evaluation and diagnosis and Child Find Service for disabled students.

Quaker House provide free and confidential counseling and information to members of the military about discharges, grievance and complaint procedures, medical and psychological services, conscientious objection, difficulties with sexual harassment or assault, hardship and other civil rights.

Administers the Victim/Witness Programs which has been established to reduce the confusion and trauma that victims and witnesses of crimes experience by explaining the criminal process, and to ensure that these people are aware of the services available to them under the law. Please call the Victim Witness program at (540) 942-6797 or (540) 942-6780 for further information.

CrossOver offers comprehensive healthcare services to its patients including primary care, specialty care, pediatrics, HIV/AIDS testing and care, women’s health and prenatal care, mental health, dental, eye and vision care, medications and medications management, and our Bridges to Health program

Provided in approximately half of Virginia's localities to pre-school and school age children who meet eligibility requirements. Eligibility for these services may be determined by family income. Dental services are available at health department clinic or at dental trailers placed on school property.

The St. Teresa Food Pantry clients and their families who find themselves in need of food assistance. The food pantry is offered directly to Ocean View residents living in the 23503, 23505 and 23518 zip codes.

Provides counseling, personal support, information and referral, an emergency shelter, a short-term shelter and transitional facility for women, men and children on the Peninsula; support groups for abused women and children; court advocacy, outreach, children's and re-assimilation programs; housing and employment referral; education and internships for students. For emergency shelter call 757.723.7774. Caller must state that it is for family/domestic violence.

Provides job services and outreach to veterans who departed the service prior to the TAP (Transition Assistance Program) and the ACAP (US Army Career & Alumni Program).

A general services public library. Loans recreational and informational materials (print and non-print) to library patrons. Provides programs to interested citizens (story times, book discussion groups, summer reading, etc..) Offers fax and copying services for a fee. Used book sale through Friends of the Library.