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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.

The Powhatan Parent Resource Center offers assistance to families and educators by encouraging effective partnerships between home and school.

Behavioral Health Services (BHS) offers a broad scope of outpatient mental health counseling services for children (ages five and up), adolescents, adults, families, and couples. Services offered at this office include: Comprehensive Mental Health Assessments Psychiatric Assessment for Medication Management in Tandem with Counseling Comprehensive Treatment Planning Information & Referral

We help individuals make healthy choices concerning their unexpected or challenging pregnancy. . Services include confidential peer counseling, no cost pregnancy testing, no cost limited purpose pregnancy confirmation ultrasound, pregnancy options counseling, pregnancy related educational resources, mentoring and referrals to other agencies. Also provides baby clothing, supplemental baby formula, baby food, diapers, and maternity clothing, as available. New items, cribs and pack n plays can be earned by on site lessons.

A male field unit correctional facility. Security Level 1 - Assignment Criteria: No Murder I or II; Sex offense, Kidnap/Abduction, Escape History. No Disruptive Behavior for at least past 24 months.

Provide intake: Including diversion, investigation and referral services. Probation and parole supervision, counseling services including drug testing and supervising community work service and referrals for treatment services.

Provides weatherization for low-income families, seniors and individuals with disabilities. CHP's Weatherization program reduces energy costs for low-income families, elderly adults and the disabled by improving the efficiency of their homes, while also assessing and eliminating related health and safety issues. ACCREDITED BY: VHDA, VHCD

Provides healthcare services to the uninsured, underinsured, and disenfranchised in the mountains of Appalachia in Southwest Virginia via a mobile health clinic. Services include physical assessments, laboratory services, immunization programs, screening services (such as pap tests), well-child care, routine care for the acute and chronically ill, home health visitation, pharmaceutical indigent access program, tele-medicine, health teaching components, referrals, specialty clinics, annual health fairs and a massive regional health care outreach (Remote Area Medical).

Provides a Christian School serving students Pre-K through 12th grade.

Provides emergency residential care and counseling to youth in crisis ages 13-17. Maximum length of stay 21 days. Provides services 24-hours/ day, year-round.

Serves children and adolescents aged three through seventeen who are experiencing disruption in their lives due to emotional disturbance. Services include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, case management, and case consultation.

Areas Served: Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford, Campbell Counties and Cities of Bedford and Lynchburg. To reduce the impact of developmental delays and disabilities on infants 0-3 in Central Virginia, to ensure that infants receive developmental evaluations at no cost to families, to provide access to early intervention services as appropriate. If using a GPS use address: 801 Lakeside Dr. Lynchburg, VA 24501.

Assist in funding DSS approved child care for eligible applicants. Financial assistance is income based.

The State-Local Hospitalization Program was established to provide medically necessary services for indigent persons. Through joint State and local funding, a program of both inpatient and outpatient hospitalization services, ambulatory surgical services, and Health Department clinic visits is available to those persons without adequate resources to secure medical care.

CVACL's Information and Referral program provides community members with general information about available resources. Additional support (including education, methods of service access, assessments, and advocacy) is provided to older adults, persons with disabilities, and caregivers in order to promote the holistic well-being of individuals served and encourage their ongoing independence.

Provides community based services to people who have intellectual disability. Agency has 5 licensed group homes: Pickering Place, The Apartment, Corson House, Clifford and Liberty. Day support services are provided at the Good Day activity Center. Good Life also has a social club that meets monthly ACCESSIBILITY: Limited accessibility to persons with intellectual disabilities.

Provides a Holiday Assistance program for those in need. Also operates the Adopt-A-Cherub program where the family seeking aid for children completes an application and a wish list. When people call in and ask to adopt children, Social Services gives the benefactor a profile of the child or children and a wish list. Names of the families are confidential.

Try criminal, civil, and traffic cases; preliminary hearings of felony cases; issue civil warrants. Civil warrants, fines and court cases. Set by statute. Judges Hon. George A. Jones Jr., Chief Judge Clerk Ms Julie H. Carlisle

Provide individuals with comprehensive mental health services including the following: Personalized Support: Tailored interventions to meet each individual’s unique needs and goals. Skill Development: Training in daily living skills, medication management, and navigating community resources. Crisis Prevention: Tools and strategies to manage stress and prevent crises. Care Coordination: Collaboration with other healthcare providers and support systems for comprehensive care. Community Integration: Assistance in accessing community resources and building social networks.

Supervises licensing and bonding of septic tank contractors and septic haulers. Oversees soil evaluation and alternative discharge sewage system inspections. Reviews site plans and inspects on-site sewage systems under construction. Oversees on-site sewage construction permits and on-site repair permits. Oversees the issuance of well permits.

Norfolk Parks & Recreation's partner, Teens with Purpose, aims to empower young people by using their voices, creativity, and actions to foster personal growth and transform lives. The organization emphasizes the importance of civic engagement, self-expression, and leadership skills through various programs and activities.

Chesterfield County Public Schools, in partnership with students, families and communities, emphasizes and supports high levels of achievement through a global education for all, with options and opportunities to meet the diverse needs and interests of individual students.

Identifies gaps in services to older adults and their family caregivers and designs programs in coordination with citizens, public/private agencies, the Commission on Aging and the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors. Provides technical assistance, tracks long-term care legislation, and participates in the Northern Virginia Aging Network.

Try criminal, civil, and traffic cases; preliminary hearings of felony cases; issue civil warrants. Civil warrants, fines and court cases. Set by statute.

CancerLINC connects cancer patients and their families to legal, financial, and community resources to solve the non-medical obstacles that arise with a cancer diagnosis. CancerLINC addresses issues often experienced by patients such as: medical debt, life planning legal documents, employment issues, insurance denials, housing insecurity, community resource support and more. CancerLINC services are always free and the professional services provided by volunteers are free of charge to patients who live below the Federally-defined poverty level. Learn more about at cancerlinc.org.