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The Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Richmond strive to be an effective influence, ensuring youth are life-ready for college, technical training, military or gainful employment. The program offerings and learning opportunities are increasingly individualized and youth-led, enabling members to cultivate their own voices for leadership and change.

Mental health outpatient services are provided consisting of comprehensive assessment and evaluation of an individual's mental health needs, therapy sessions, prescribing and monitoring medications as needed, and case management assistance in assessing community resources.

Provides a books-by-mail program for home-bound patrons who have a long-term, short-term or age related disability that makes library access difficult. The library will mail books and audio books free of charge to those qualifying patrons living in the library's service area. Items check out for 28 days.

Environment education for school children involving hands on experience and organic gardening.

Information and referral, reference services, provides educational and recreational books, films and recordings. Story hours and summer reading.

Information and referral, reference services, provides educational and recreational books, films and recordings. Public access computer service available.

Distributes winter coats, hats, and gloves to youth in need during the colder months.

Treatments offered: in-center dialysis and transplant support. Features: single use of dialyzers.

Provides a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) in the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) for all special education children ages two 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.

Works to end the criminalization of poverty in Virginia by exposing and addressing criminal legal system policies that target people because of poverty and race. Through a mix of community organizing, local and statewide policy advocacy, and litigation, our program intervenes at many points in the criminal legal system. Our campaigns range from initial law enforcement contact in the community, through the courts, to individuals' confinement in Virginia's jails and prisons, and finally to their reentry into the community.

The Department of Family Services administers a wide variety of programs and services that assist children, youth, families, individuals with disabilities, and older adults with basic supports and medical needs as well as services to protect children and vulnerable adults from abuse, neglect, and exploitation.

Provides job skills training and supported employment opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Prevention Services provide evidence-based programs & trainings focused on substance abuse, opioid/prescription medication misuse and suicide prevention. Prevention Services also work closely with community coalitions and community partner organizations to address these community issues. Prevention programs & trainings include: Mental Health First Aide, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE's), Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper Training, Overdose Reversal Training (REVIVE), and Community Presentations on Resiliency and Life Skills Development.

Therapeutic Foster Care is a temporary arrangement in which approved caregivers open their hearts and home to provide safe, loving, and nurturing care for youth whose birth family are unable to care for them. Therapeutic foster parents receive specialized training and additional support services to care for youth who experience a variety of needs. These needs may include: emotional, behavioral, or social challenges, complex medical needs, physical or intellectual disabilities or who may have experienced multiple placements within the foster care system.

To serve the hungry in Danville and Pittsylvania county.

Habitat for a wide assortment of wildlife, including threatened and endangered species. Back Bay provides scenic trails, a visitor contact station, and, with advance scheduling, group educational opportunities. To avoid conflicts with wildlife, and for visitor safety, pets are not allowed.

Support coordination services for children (from birth to 18) help families understand and connect with services that support a child's behavioral, developmental, and social needs. These services aim to help children and youth become more involved in family and community life. Different types of support coordination are available, depending on each child's specific needs.

The Silver Sneakers program entitles people with supplemental health insurance to receive a free YMCA membership. Included in the membership is access to special Silver Sneakers classes offered four days per week. The classes are taught mostly sitting in a chair and focus on building range of motion and strength required for activities of daily living. In addition to the classes, we do senior socials and field trips throughout the year.

Provides lifestyle, food and supplement quality, understanding of specific diseases and importance of proper nutrition; also environmental cleaners, personal care and water treatment. Also Hormone Balancing with Bioidentical (Natural) Hormones, Homeopathic Remedies, Ionic Detox Foot Bath. Certified nutritional consultant and R.N.

TB program provides services to Henrico residents of all ages that are TB suspects, TB cases, contacts of TB cases, symptomatic of TB, and evaluation of positive TB skin tests, positive IGRA (Interferon Gamma Release Assay) or abnormal chest x-ray suggesting TB. Evaluates clients with signs/symptoms of TB. Language line available for all languages.

Provides 24 hour skilled and nursing facility care, physical, occupational and speech therapy services on site.

Provides a Soup Kitchen for local community.

Serves adult women with primary diagnosis of Intellectual Disability (diagnosis must be documented as originating prior to age 18). Services offered include: 1) Residential Care with awake/overnight staff in a home-like environment; 2) In-Home/Supported Living Care; and 3) Short-term Respite Care. Applicants must have source of funding, i.e. ID Medicaid Waiver, private pay funds. Provide comprehensive support services in a Christian community setting with the goal of helping each person experience the most independent and complete life possible utilizing person-centered planning. Administration and staff are constantly monitoring information from the health department and governor's office to help guide all decisions made regarding the safety and welfare of our the children, youth, and adults in our care.

Services include screening, diagnosis, treatment, and follow up of persons exposed to specific diseases including influenza, tuberculosis(TB), hepatitis, sexually transmitted infections(STIs), HIV/AIDS, foodborne illnesses, etc. Information is given regarding preventing disease, recognizing symptoms, and obtaining treatment.

Provides services, substitute care, and supervision for a child on a 24hr basis until the child can return to his or her family or be placed in an adoptive home or another permanent foster care placement. Local departments of social services provide training for foster parents. The training is designed to help foster parents understand and manage the needs of children in their care.