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Provide medical care to low-income uninsures adult residents of Culpeper. Provide health care services and medication for acute and chronic medical problems. Also provides lab and radiology services and medication for clinic patients. Services are eligible to individuals in the town or county of Culpeper, who have a family income less than 250% of the federal poverty level, and who are without health insurance. Services are provided by qualified health care professionals and patients are asked to make small donation to help cover the cost of prescription medicines.

Provides emergency food to individuals and families in need.

Volunteer in Lynchburg Lynchburg is a network of citizens who donate time and energy in a broad range of community services. From coaching and mentoring to neighborhood cleanup campaigns to companionship and advocacy for the elderly and youth, volunteers are making a difference in Lynchburg.

This program provides training for person age 55 and older in new job skills and finding full or part-time employment. Capacity is 17 enrollees at one time. Clients are assigned to non profit agencies for work experience and train 20 hours per week. Training wages are equivalent to the federal minimum wage.

Richmond VA Medical Center provides health care services to veterans in central and southern Virginia.

Staff and volunteers from the Bridge Ministry will visit the local jails to share information about the Bridge Ministry program and conduct interviews with potential students. Men accepted into The Bridge Ministry program cannot have a record that includes violent or sexually-related crimes. Men who abide by the rules and regulations of The Bridge Ministry program, and, in the judgment of the staff are making suitable progress, can live in the dormitory up to 18 months at the Buckingham Campus. The client may also be offered the opportunity to spend the last 6 months of the program at a Bridge Ministry Intern House in Charlottesville while transitioning back into the community. The program provides an intense schedule of character instruction, work training, drug counseling, financial management skills and educational opportunities.

Coordinates and activates all emergency services in time of disaster for the City of Lexington.

Provides a Farm Service Agency and a National Resources Conservation Service for the Conservation District. Offers leadership in a partnership effort to help people conserve, maintain, and improve our natural resources and environment. Provides technical assistance and cost-share funds to help landowners address natural resource concerns like erosion, nutrient management, wildlife habitat, and water conservation.

Provides a recreation center which offers a variety of education and recreation based activities which include after school, teen/adult, senior citizens, anti-drug outreach, special events, general recreation, outdoor recreation and tiny tots programs.

The Behavioral Health Clinic provides mental health counseling (individual and group therapy), substance use services (including Medication Assisted Therapy for opioid addiction and substance use care coordination), and psychiatric medication management.

There is no local emergency information at this time.

This program offers case management and support services to Loudoun County residents who are or have been, within the last 12 months, recipients of TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families). This program provides the following and other services so that families can gain and maintain stability: Crisis Intervention Educational Opportunities Job Search Support Training Transportation Other Services

Guest House Homeless Shelter provides temporary emergency shelter to homeless victims. Services Provided: Temporary Shelter Intensive Case Management Information and Referrals Job Preparation Limited Transportation Supportive Counseling Home Management Skills On Site Legal Assistance Children's Program Aftercare

Coordinates and activates emergency services in the time of disaster, (i.e., rescue, sheltering and medical care). If a disaster occurs information on shelters, food, medical care, evacuation routes, etc can be obtained through local radio and television stations.

The Parent Teacher Resource Center (PTRC) is an information center for Stafford County families and others concerned with the education and care of children with disabilities.

Provides comprehensive educational services to the children of Craig County. In addition to a regular academic educational program, the school division also provides: vocational education classes, classes and services for special education students, a gifted and talented program for identified students, school counseling services, intramural and interscholastic sports programs. Adult education available in reading and GED.

Provides financial assistance for emergency needs for utilities, food, traveler's assistance, once every twelve months.

Investigates online crimes, child pornography, soliciting minors online, also identity/credit card theft.

LACIL provides five core services: Peer Counseling, Independent Living Skills Training, Information and Referral, Systems and Individual Advocacy and Transition. In addition, service Facilitation for the consumer-directed DD Waiver and the CCC Plus Waiver.

Enforces the Building Code, performs inspection of new and existing buildings, reviews permits.

Provides law enforcement and prevention services in the town of Marion.

The State Fair of Virginia is a multi-day event where everyone can enjoy rides, pet animals, see amazing shows, play games, see a concert or enjoy delicious food. With different events happening every day, no two visits are ever the same.

NTSAD advocates for families and persons of all ages with disabilities on an individual, state and national level as requested on issues such as health insurance coverage and government (supplemental) funding.

Grant life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.

A residential program for women who need structure and professional support in order to build sustained and long-term sobriety. Referrals for admission are accepted from health care providers, therapists, family, AA/NA sponsors, treatment centers and others concerned. Self-referrals also are accepted.