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Receives and responds to reports of abused and neglected children and provides services to strengthen families by enhancing parents' capacity to nurture their children in a safe environment.

Recruits, trains and certifies Treatment Foster Care Parents who provide homes for emotionally, behaviorally disturbed youth. Case management, crisis intervention and other wrap-around services to care for youth in the least restrictive environment.

The program is set up to provide easy voter registration to any resident in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Off street parking is provided and program is internally accessible for the handicapped.

Henrico County Public Library promote reading and lifelong learning, connect people with the information they need, and enrich community life. HCPL encourage everyone to try the Library's online catalog, download an eBook, read a digital magazine, use the public computers or WiFi, or learn about any of the free programs like story times, computer classes, and more. Library Amenities Large areas for general interest, teens and children's collections Expanded hours and services as an "area" library Digital Media Lab More public-use computers and devices Demonstration kitchen Group collaboration areas Drive-up book return and pickup window Outdoor walking trail that will connect to the Virginia Capital Trail Larger meeting room with updated technology Quiet reading room Study rooms Updated collection Large glass windows with views of the nearby wetlands and woods Internal & external automated book returns

Petersburg Area Transit (PAT) is committed to improving the riding experience and availability of public transportation in the Southside region for local residents, businesses and visitors of Petersburg, Hopewell, Colonial Heights and the surrounding counties.

BBB's vision is an ethical marketplace where buyers and sellers can trust each other. BBB provides information to consumers to help them make informed business decisions. BBB also successfully resolves complaints involving buyers and sellers in a fair and timely fashion. This includes complaints involving consumer-to-business and business-to-business transactions that involve the advertisement and/or sale of a product or service.

Free unbiased service to anyone in the community, do not have to be a patient of Johnson Health Center. Can help with enrolling in the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid. Counselor available at each Johnson Health Center location: Amherst, Bedford, Lynchburg and Rustburg.

Affordable after school care available at local elementary schools, Tye River and Rockfish River.

Trained and supervised victim advocates provide information, accompaniment and advocacy at court proceedings for victims. Victim advocacy services are available to victims or survivors of family/partner/domestic abuse or violence. Services include a linkage to language-line interpreting services for non-English speaking callers.

Provides a county law enforcement agency responsible for enforcing all laws and regulations, preventing crime, investigating criminal activity, apprehending, arresting and detaining suspects, preventing delinquency, protecting lives and property, and preserving peace in the community.

Provides school required vaccinations to children for free. Other vaccinations are administered at a minimal charge.

The Emergency Shelter program provides shelter for women, men, and children victims of domestic violence. Rapid rehousing services are available for domestic violence victims in the emergency shelter who can safely and quickly move into independent housing. Additional assistance is available, including assistance in locating affordable housing, landlord communications, and ongoing non-residential counseling and support.

The FCEDA promotes Fairfax County as a business center and offers an array of services and information to assist new, expanding and relocating companies and organizations, whether domestic or international.

No Wrong Door is a person-centered system designed to streamline individuals' access to community services and supports. The program operates through a statewide network of partners supporting older adults, caregivers, individuals with disabilities, veterans and all other populations seeking services and supports. It uses secure technology to link providers who collaboratively connect individuals to the supports and services they need.

One of the goals of the Virginia Department of Health is to improve heart health. This is being done through multiple tools: Educating the public and healthcare providers Providing additional information and materials Looking for ways to assist people who may be at more risk for poor health to make changes to improve their health.

Career and technical education for high school students. Offers instruction in auto body repair, auto mechanics, cosmetology, data processing, electronics, food services, health occupations, TV communications, masonry, welding, utility/heavy duty construction technology, carpentry, emergency medical technology, computer network administration and PC technology. Adult education is also offered through the Pruden Center.

Parents of current and prospective students of Peter Paul programs are invited to be part of a supportive community focused on strengthening their family well-being and developing stronger relationships between parents, children, and other families.

Investigates reports of child abuse and neglect on families residing in New Kent County.

Administration and operation of Lancaster County government.

Provides information about county and community resources. Insures that county programs provide access for those with disabilities, ie. sign language interpreters.

The Nest is a Level Three Recovery House for Women. Hosting up to six clients (two residents per room), The Nest provides a live-in house manager who is also a Peer Recovery Specialist.

This facility can house up to 22 children at any time. The shelter has two separate wings for boys and girls monitored by a security alarm system. Separate boys and girls units hold up to eleven children each between the ages of 5 and 18. Each separate unit contains five bedrooms, three baths, and a large day room. The day room is filled with video games, board games, satellite television, and lots of videos to keep the children busy. A glass office allows the staff private areas to perform their necessary paperwork. A central dining area and a commercial kitchen provides three meals a day for the children at this facility. Downstairs, there is a large recreation room filled with video games, a pool table and air hockey. 24-hour awake staff provides for the children's daily needs and manage their behavior. Social workers manage each child's assessment and treatment during this 45-day program. Residential services at the Emergency and Assessment Shelter include: * 45-day Assessment Program * Daily Care and Nurturing * 24-hour awake staff * Academic testing * Psychological Evaluation and testing * Social History * Medical Care * Dental Care * Psychiatry & Counseling (Individual and Family) * Recreation Program * Transportation Services * Spiritual Guidance * Assessment Profile (presented to the court or placing agency) o Academic and Psychological testing results o Social history o Physical exam report o Behavioral Observations o Recommendation for long-term placement

The Health Department's Speech, Language and Hearing Services, where we are dedicated to empowering individuals of all ages to communicate with confidence and clarity.

The Healthy Families program provides support to families during pregnancy and the first few years of a child's life Family Support Workers meet with parents in the privacy of their home to provide encouragement and support, as well as share useful child development information, parenting tips, and referrals to other community resources.

Provides building inspections and permits.