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Responsible for upholding various building codes and ordinances, provides permits, inspects property.

Provides intensive substance abuse services, including: outpatient individual and group therapies, Intensive Outpatient Program, Medication-Assisted Treatment, Office-Based Opioid Treatment, Case Management, and referral for open clients for medical detox and Residential substance abuse treatment services.

Raises money for Habitat homes by selling building products and other donated materials. New and used builiding materials and home furnishings available for purchase.

Operates the following programs: Youth Haven Assessment and Brief Intervention Center, Outreach Detention and Electronic Monitoring, Runaway and Homeless Youth Program and Parent Education. Youth Haven Assessment and Brief Intervention Center Male and female clients ages 12 through 17 can receive individualized nonresidential services based on a screening for strengths and areas for improvement. Brief interventions include, but are not limited to: screenings, individual and family counseling, surveillance, anger management, and life skills services. A weekly support and educational group is available to the parents of adolescents. A Teen Parent Education group is offered in partnership with Children's Trust to provide basic parenting skills and support to adolescent parents and pregnant teenagers. Outreach Detention/Electronic Monitoring Male and female clients who have been court ordered pre-dispositionally will receive intensive supervision including, but not limited to: daily supervision, counseling, crisis intervention, electronic monitoring supervision and family involvement. Youth Haven Assessment and Brief Intervention Center: 540-853-2830

Provides short-term financial assistance to Navy and Marine Corps personnel for the purpose of basic living expenses, emergency transportation, certain qualifying medical, dental and funeral expenses and education.

Opportunity for volunteers, agency staff and individuals who have disabilities to advocate for the rights of the disabled. This includes the right to education, housing, property, community services, employment, social involvement, health care, and other necessities of life.

Provides cash to individuals who have been in the U.S. less than eight months, are an entrant as a refugee, child living with a refugee parent(s) or an Amerasian.

All records of births and deaths in Virginia are maintained by the Virginia Department of Health's Office of Vital Records in Richmond. Records pertaining to Alexandria deaths (5 years or less) are kept at the Alexandria Health Department Main Office at 4480 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22302.

Provides residents with comprehensive environmental health services such as food, water and building inspection, sewage disposal, septic and well permits, public food permits, regulation of public food establishments, tourist establishment sanitation and restaurant applications. Investigates reports of food illnesses, working with businesses and citizens to educate and correct deficiencies. Also investigates reports of raw sewage or other reports of ground water contamination.

CPS assesses or investigates the needs of children who are subject to abuse and/or neglect by their caregivers. The CPS program seeks to protect children, preserve families, and prevent further child maltreatment.

Provides food panty distribution

PIPP (Percentage of Income Program) is designed to help income challenged Dominion Energy customers manage their electric bills year-round. The customer's monthly bill is based on a percentage of the household income and the primary heat source.

The health justice and public benefits work centers on improving healthcare access and outcomes for Virginians experiencing poverty to promote health equity and reduce disparities. We know that achieving better healthcare access and outcomes requires improving many different systems that impact social determinants of health. The work covers a broad range of issues including securing income support, improving health-promoting public benefits programs, expanding insurance coverage, fighting for mental health infrastructure, preventing medical debt/medical debt collection actions, and redressing disability-based discrimination.

Shop at Goodwill retail stores for great bargains on clothing and accessories, furniture, kitchenware, art, music, toys, books, electronics, collectibles and much more. We offer thousands of new and used items at unbeatable bargains. Boost your wardrobe and home furnishings with name brands and designer labels that you can afford. We offer full lines of men's, women's and children's clothing. And, with constantly changing inventory, you never know what you will find. And, remember, when you shop Goodwill, not only are you getting quality, brand-name merchandise at unbelievably low prices, you are also helping your neighbors in need. The dollars you spend support our Work and Training programs for people with disabilities and disadvantages.

The Citizens First Info Center is the best way to get general information about the City and make service requests. Any City Department can be called directly, but just one call to the Citizens First Info Center gets you personal assistance with almost any non-emergency business you have with the City. If a question or problem cannot be addressed, your inquiry will be forwarded to the appropriate person. All City Departments work in cooperation with the Info Center to make sure questions and requests get responses in a timely manner.

Northampton Christian Church operates a food pantry ministry.

Provides low-income housing to elderly (age 62+), disabled or handicapped individuals. Apartments are subsidized by the USDA Rural Development Program.

Determines eligibility for Medicaid program which pays for medical expenses of TANF recipients, the permanently disabled, the blind, pregnant women, children and elderly. (*Special telephone assistance for low income families may be available through the Lifeline and Link-Up Plans. Contact your local telephone company for details.) Medicaid Recipient Helpline: (804)786-6145 Managed Care Helpline: (800)643-2273 Medicaid Provider Helpline: (800)643-2273

Provides partial income replacement for a limited period of time for eligible individuals who become unemployed. If you must use the telephone to file your claim, you may do so through one of our call centers, by dialing toll free: 1-866-832-2363. To Report Unemployment Insurance Fraud, please call: Toll-free UI Fraud: 800-782-4001

VPAS' Emergency Services program provides one-time immediate financial assistance and other resources, including referrals to other public and private agencies to older adults who have an emergency need. Emergency Services may include payment assistance for medication refills, assistive devices, and utility and rent payments. Assistance is provided one-time, per year, per older adult age 60+, who must have an emergency need for help which endangers their health and/or well-being.

Provide programs such as before- and after-school child care, day camps, swimming and swim lessons, family activities, sports for adults and children, health and exercise, and specialty programs for teens and older adults.

Provides educational opportunities as a two year institution of higher education. Offers Associate Degree, one year Certificate programs, distance learning, and job training programs.

Provides a local government authorized public school system serving residents of Northumberland County.

Inspiring lifelong learning for everyone in the community. Provide resources and services necessary to meet the evolving educational, recreational, and informational needs of the public. Contact your local branch or visit www.librarypoint.org for a list of current and upcoming programs.

Provides independent residential living for adults (18 & up) with intellectual or developmental disabilities to help them live a more independent, dignified and fulfilling life.