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FAMIS covers uninsured children under age 19 years whose family meets the income guidelines.

Providing center-based and community-based day supports for adults with intellectual disabilities in warren county and the surrounding area.

Provide information about support groups around the state. The groups operate independently of BIAV but are provided technical assistance as they want from BIAV. Groups provide personal support and fellowship from members and help people who are living with a brain injury - either their own, or that of a loved one. Facilitators and group members help each other adapt to living a life affected by brain injury and provide fellowship and understanding. Some groups offer educational programming, recreational, and/or advocacy activities depending on the preference of the members. A complete listing of support groups throughout Virginia for people with brain injury and their families is available online in our directory: https://www.biav.net/resource-directory

Provides the head of the legislative branch of the local government. Council is instrumental in implementing all community planning and development in coordination with the city manager and city department heads.

A network of people dedicated to promoting awareness and supporting programs for people with disabilities in the faith communities of South Hampton Roads.

Individuals participating in PIP attend advocacy training, resource development, and skill building workshops led by state and national experts. Topics covered include the history of the disability rights movement, self-advocacy, independent living, employment, building inclusive communities, natural supports, legislative advocacy, assistive technology, communication, team building, and more.

Oversee educational agencies, state colleges, community colleges as well as Department of Education, museums and libraries.

Aids in the placement of abandoned pets to good homes when possible. Animal Emergencies call (276) 645-7400. Animal Pound & Shelter (276) 645-3714. Jones Animal Hospital 603 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, TN 37620 (423) 968-7011

he Authority has two main functions. The production of wholesale water to its members and solid waste collection services. The production of water is accomplished by utilizing the main well at the water treatment plant and Well #4. These two sources are capable of producing over two million gallons per day. The water treatment plant is a state of the art filtration plant built in the late 90’s. Over 75% of the inhabited structures in the County are supplied by public water. Four Towns and the County provide retail distribution of water to the end user (County operates Glen Lyn system). The PSA have executed a Capital Improvement Plan and Asset Management Plan. At present the Authority operates four manned convenience centers at Lurich, Newport, Pembroke and Route 100 near Pearisburg. Solid waste services include door to door pickup weekly.

Services include annual examinations, pap smears, birth control, and screenings for sexually transmitted diseases. Older low-income women can receive free breast and cervical cancer screening or referrals to community providers.

PATH Helpline is a free transportation information and referral service available to everyone in City of Charlottesville and the counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna, Louisa, Greene and Nelson. Assist people by finding transportation options that work for them. Focus is on assisting older adults and individuals with disabilities, we help anyone who may have difficulty driving or just doesn’t want to use a car. Provide personalized guidance and can help clients: Plan a route and use public transportation with confidence Sign up for and schedule rides with MicroCAT or Jaunt Explore private transportation options when public transit isn’t suitable Find and connect with volunteer driver programs in your area Assist with Medicaid transportation Discover other specialized transportation services that fit your needs

Teach each student the concepts, knowledge, and skills necessary to be a thinking, productive, and responsible citizen.

Provides information and a support center for families, educators and anyone interested in the education of children with disabilities. The center provides workshops, newsletters, referral services, lending library and direct support through listening and problem solving with families.

Responsible for the security of the courthouse, courtrooms, and judicial offices. Serves legal court papers, civil and criminal warrants.

Clinical exams, lab work, counseling, information/education on all STI's available. (condoms are available free of charge).

To preserve and protect the family by providing resources and services to promote self-reliance and independence.

Does not represent residents in private legal matters. Provides a chief prosecuting officer for Grayson County who is responsible for initiating charges and prosecuting people, including juveniles, who have been accused of felony and misdemeanor offenses; and looking into allegations of major fraud, organized criminal activity and corruption and unlawful conduct by public officials.

Services include annual examinations and screenings for Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Tubercolusis screeings and testing, immunizations, WIC nutrition food supplemental and education program.

Parent Resource Center gives information and support to families and educators with the goal of promoting a cooperative partnership between parents and educators of children with disabilities. The Center provides workshops on the special education process and offers a quarterly newsletter, lending library, parenting sessions, referrals and direct support through listening and problem solving with families.

Offers a nutritious noon meal and socialization in group settings at 12 sites throughout the service area. Diners meet at a central location to enjoy an interesting activity or program, a hot nutritious lunch, and the company of others. There is no cost, but donations are accepted. Transportation to Diners Clubs is provided by RADAR in the Roanoke Valley at no cost to the participant.

Assist individuals, over age 18, who are diagnosed with serious mental illnesses to live independently in the community. Focus for treatment is based on developing basic living skills in the following areas:

• Attending medical and psychiatric appointments
• Medication management
• Symptom management
• Money management
• Health and safety
• Personal hygiene
• Nutrition
• Food preparation
• Use of community resources
• Development of social skills
• Building a personal support system
• Activities of daily living

On behalf of the Department of Veteran Services (DVS), the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) now issues veteran ID cards for proof of veteran status to receive discounts from retailers and restaurants.

Resource Centers are health clinics with a variety of services available in public housing communities and Southwood Apartments. All services are offered to anyone, and cost is based on a financial eligibility sliding sale. The Resource Centers also refer and connect patients to primary care providers and other community services, empowering residents to get connected to the care they need.

Andrew Rader US Army Health Clinic provides primary care, pediatrics, and select specialty care services.

Serves all middle school and high school youth in county with bike safety classes, car seat safety classes, car inspections and first aid/CPR instructions.