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This program is provided to help youth of all backgrounds to develop qualities needed to become responsible citizens and leaders.

National Counseling Group provides behavioral health, substance use, and crisis services.

Charterhouse School is a fully accredited day school students with specialized education needs in Richmond Metro and surrounding areas. Elementary, middle and high school classes for students who struggle to function in their current school setting due to learning, behavioral, or emotional challenges. Charterhouse School also offers integrated programs designed to meet the unique needs of students with autism spectrum disorders.

Responsible for the orderly operation and management of the jail, transportation of prisoners, providing courthouse and courtroom security for local District and Circuit Courts, and serving all civil process and mental hygiene warrants in the City of Roanoke. Also has the statutory authority to enforce the laws and ordinances of the City of Roanoke and the Commonwealth of Virginia. Jail: 540-853-2621 Civil Process: 540-853-2721 Booking (Intake): 540-853-2331

Clinical Services offers outpatient mental health treatment to children, adolescents, adults and families in Goochland and Powhatan counties. Services include assessment, individual, group and family counseling, psychiatric and nursing services, and case management.

Offers temporary financial assistance to eligible families with children under 18 (or if 18, will graduate from high school before age 19) who need support due to death, disability, absence of parent(s), and sometimes employment. Offers limited aid to unrelated children.

Project LINK provides an array of services to meet the multiple needs of substance-abusing pregnant women, mothers and their infants, and women of childbearing age. On-site Project LINK services include case management, education, parenting skills, and support groups. Treatment modalities include case management, housing assistance and group therapy. Also provide Fatherhood Initiative program.

Provides childhood immunizations for measles, rubella, mumps, polio, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, HIB, and hepatitis B. Provides consultation and immunizations for overseas travel. Call for the time and fees. Overseas Travel: Appointment only. Bring Immunization Record.

On a monthly basis, clients receive a large box of canned meats, vegetables, pastas, peanut butter, jelly, and cereal with fresh produce, meat, and dairy as possible.

Reduces the incidence of physical, emotional and sexual abuse of individuals by their spouses or partners through a variety of educational interventions which may focus on the likely victims of abuse, potential perpetrators, people who work with families and/or the community at large.

Responsible for investigating all valid reports of abuse and neglect of youth and providing services to ensure protection from immediate harm.

Provides full assortment of career planning services to job seekers, a wide range of value-added services to employers and provides youth service programs. To develop and implement local workforce strategies through the collaborative efforts of local businesses, elected officials and state agencies/programs that encourage economic growth through maximum employment and full utilization of workforce skills, experience and expertise. To design and implement an effective, flexible, results-oriented workforce development system which will 1) provide a systematic approach to identifying employers' needs and current and prospective employees' capabilities, 2) meet the needs of our customers, 3) provide continuous feedback for improving the system, and 4) leverage available resources to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of workforce development activities and services.

Low-rent public housing: Own and operate 4 apartment developments for low income families (328 total apartments). Rents are based on income. Section 8 rental assistance: Provide rental payment assistance to low-income families living in private rental housing. Conduct various activities in selected neighborhoods with high percentage of low-income citizens and substandard housing. Activities include acquisition and demolition of dilapidated housing, provision of sites for new housing, construction of new housing, land for open space green areas. Activities and neighborhoods vary from year to year. Activities limited to City of Lynchburg.

Designed to meet the needs of students at least 16 years of age or older who are not succeeding in a traditional program, who are two or more years behind grade level, and who are at risk of completing diploma requirements.

Offering various recreational and life enhancing programs for Bedford County residents who are over the age of 50. A diverse selection of educational classes will be offered and are designed to improve each resident's quality of life. Offers Bingo, Line Dancing and walking program.

Provides certain former employees, retirees, spouses, former spouses, and dependent children the right to temporary continuation of health coverage at group rates. This coverage, however, is only available when coverage is lost due to certain specific events. Group health coverage for COBRA participants is usually more expensive than health coverage for active employees, since usually the employer pays a part of the premium for active employees while COBRA participants generally pay the entire premium themselves. It is ordinarily less expensive, though, than individual health coverage. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) provides a COBRA premium reduction for eligible individuals who are involuntarily terminated from employment through the end of May 2010. The COBRA premium reduction under ARRA is not available for individuals who experience involuntary terminations after May 31, 2010. However, individuals who qualified on or before May 31, 2010 may continue to pay reduced premiums for up to 15 months, as long as they are not eligible for another group health plan or Medicare. The Unemployment Compensation Extension Act of 2010 signed by the President on July 22, 2010, did not extend the COBRA premium reduction. Individuals who qualified on or before May 31, 2010 may continue to pay reduced premiums for up to 15 months, as long as they are not eligible for another group health plan or Medicare. If your COBRA continuation coverage lasts for more than 15 months, you will need to pay the full amount to continue your COBRA continuation coverage. See FAQ Q1 clarifying the end of the COBRA ARRA subsidy. See the Fact Sheet and FAQs for important information on maintaining your COBRA coverage after your subsidy expires. Individuals who believe they have been incorrectly denied the subsidy may request the Employee Benefits Security Administration review their denial and issue a determination within 15 business days. The application to request a review is available on the web site.

Acquires food products through donations, canned food drives, food bank programs or direct purchase and distributes the food to people who are in emergency situations.

Provides income-based subsidized housing for individuals and families.

A full-service community library.

Provides 24/7 emergency help for those who need crisis intervention, counseling or emergency services. Provide A Range Of Emergency Responses Connect to Resources – Our trained crisis response team discerns immediate needs and makes referrals or gives information in response to the situation. Hospitalization – HRCSB is the designated state provider for triage as the entry point to the involuntary treatment of mental health issues. Children’s Mobile Crisis – During business hours, we provide community-based crisis intervention for children up to the age of 18 with mental health emergency and individuals with developmental disabilities who are experiencing a behavioral crisis. We can provide ongoing services for up to 30 days following the initial point of contact. The Children’s Mobile Crisis unit is available to Rockingham County and Harrisonburg residents. Sentara RMH Assessment Center – A Crisis and Intervention Team Assessment Center, also known as CITAC, is a partnership between local law enforcement, Sentara RMH and HRCSB to provide a safe environment for assessing involuntary behavioral health hospitalization. Trained law enforcement officers work with a trained clinician at the ER along with a peer-support provider to manage the issue most effectively while preserving the dignity of the individual.

Provides 24-hour inpatient psychiatric care. Treats and rehabilitates persons with acute psychiatric disorders.

Offers immunizations for communicable diseases and for foreign travel requirements. Also offers flu and pneumonia shots. Tests for communicable diseases such as TB and provides anonymous testing for the HIV/AIDS virus. Pre- and post-test counseling. Referral services are available to those testing HIV positive.

Provides parks and recreation services.

Provides a food pantry for the surrounding community.

Provides a continuum of home, community and school based programs including: Intensive In-Home Services, Home Based Counseling, Therapeutic Day Treatment, Mental Health Support,; Substance abuse services, 7 Challenges, Adolescent Sex Offender Services, Parental Sensei Services, Therapeutic Mentoring. The Virtual Residential Program is a distinctive service designed to provide families, schools, and communities with a diversion alternative to unnecessary out-of-home placements and/or to expedite successful step-down of youth following residential or psychiatric placements.