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Funding provided for fuel assistance. There are certain requirements that must be met in order to receive assistance, which will be approved by the Director. The Center will have a Financial Assistance Form you will need to complete. The center provides transportation and cost for birth certificate and/or DMV ID's.

Offers mental health supports to adults with serious mental illness. A qualified staff member works one on one with individuals to teach them how to develop coping skills, access community resources, develop a natural support system, and locate safe and affordable housing. Staff members also teach cooking skills, laundry and cleaning skills, nutrition, health and safety, budgeting skills, and community leisure skills. Individuals work toward attaining their goal of independence in the community.

The Bureau of Environmental Health Services is responsible for administering environmental programs and services to reduce the incidence of environmental conditions which may adversely impact the health, safety and well being of the citizens of Norfolk. Enforcement of applicable city and state statues and codes occurs through public education efforts as well as through legal actions.

Provides a food pantry for the, distribution the 2nd and 4th Saturdays.

Youth Engagement provides resource information for county youths and families and leads collaborative initiatives that engage the community in promoting the safety, well-being and success of Chesterfield County youths.

Provides child care.

Provides free education workshops on sexual assault and domestic violence. We provide support and advocacy to the UVA community who have concerns about sexual assault, dating/domestic violence (battering), and stalking Our goals are to strengthen services for survivors, as well as the University of Virginia policies and procedures that address these issues.

Employment Services provides long-term employment, training, and supports for people with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities at our site in Hampton. Employment Services offered through Government Contract work across the Nation. Employment Services provide adult students with disabilities the opportunity to participate in certification programs, preparing them for life-long careers in high-demand industries resulting in economic independence. Supported Employment helps people with disabilities gain employment with businesses in the community. Day Support provided to people with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities at our site in Hampton. In this program, people with disabilities work on life and social skills, and also volunteer/participate in the community.

The Oberle Academy is dedicated to supporting students with special needs. Offers small class sizes, and individualized instruction.

The Fairfax County Health Department provides access to prenatal services through an initial assessment with a Public Health Nurse, followed by referral to the Inova Cares Clinic for Women for the remainder of prenatal care, delivery, and post-partum services.

Provides confidential testing, ADAP Drug program and social work services.

St. Andrew’s School’s whole child programming nurtures intellectual, creative, moral, and spiritual growth, preparing students for success in school and in life.

Psychological assessment is provided for children, adolescents and adults. These services assist with diagnostic clarification and treatment planning for referred individuals. Referrals are made by local industries, health care providers, legal services, Department of Children Services, Department of Human Services, law enforcement, emergency agencies, and school systems.

Main library for the county system. Provides material circulation including books, large print, video, digital resources, newspapers, and magazines. Offers reference service, photo copying services, and programs and films for adults and children. Access to meeting room and teleconferencing capabilities. Public computers and internet access available.

Provides recreational activities for the citizens of Patrick County. The Recreation Department is responsible for administering and/or supporting a variety of recreational programs, including, but not limited to, elementary football and basketball, summer baseball leagues, soccer, adult volleyball, men's and women's softball, and a number of various recreation special events and programs. The Recreation Department is also responsible for maintaining the County leased recreational facilities at Rotary Field and the Fred Clifton Park at Lover's Leap and also provides maintenance support for other County owned parks and recreational facilities.

Environmental Health Services includes: Rabies Protection West Nile Virus Protection Food Service Operations On Site Sewage Disposal Well and Water Quality Migrant Labor Camps Lead Poisoning Environmental Complaints

Provides emergency care and transportation for sick and injured; saves and protects property and life against fire.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington help boys and girls of all backgrounds build confidence, develop character and acquire the skills needed to become productive, civic-minded, responsible adults.

Counseling on the Affordable Care Act and how it will impact the community. This is a free service to all community members. Certified Healthcare Navigators are here to answer your questions or to help you navigate the Health Insurance Marketplace. Open Enrollment is November 1 - January 15. Some individuals may be eligible for a special enrollment time frame. Please call to see if you qualify.

Protects the public's health by engaging in a wide variety of inspection, permitting, and testing services, including: Drinking Water Inspection, Permitting, and Surveillance; Food Establishment Sanitation check out your favorite restaurant's latest inspection results by going to www.healthspace.ca/vdh; Insect and Rodent Control; Institutional Sanitation; Migrant Labor Camp Sanitation; Milk Sanitation; Rabies Prevention and Control; Sewage Disposal Sanitation; Tourist Establishment Sanitation.

"A Matter of Balance" is a fall prevention program designed to reduce fear of falling and encourage physical activity in older adults. It involves interactive workshops, exercise training, and environmental modifications to address the root causes of falls. The program is offered in small groups, led by trained coaches, and typically consists of eight two-hour sessions.

Internet. Wifi. Public computers. Early literacy. GED resources. Citizenship resources. ESL learning English resources. Resume writing services. Provides materials and services to assist patrons in obtaining information to meet personal, recreational, educational, and professional needs.

Provides an assisted living facility for older adults.

Represents the State of Virginia in prosecuting crimes.VWA Helps ensure that victims of crimes receive fair and compassionate treatment while participating in the criminal justice program.

Does not serve consumers directly. Consumers should contact their local food pantry or food bank. Receives donated venison from hunters, crop damage, permits, and deer management efforts. The meat is distributed free of charge to food banks, soup kitchens, church food pantries and other local feeding programs. Funds are raised to cover the cost of processing, distribution, and the overhead expenses of operation.