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Oversees the operation of the city of Salem.

Provides shelter, care and protection for animals. Seeks out suitable homes for animals and works to prevent cruelty to animals.

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

Providing food, clothing, financial assistance, school supplies, school uniforms, holiday food baskets and Christmas gifts.

Adult Services include the provision of companion services to the elderly and screening to determine the need for possible nursing home or adult home placements.

FAMIS stands for Family Access to Medical Insurance Security. Helps families provide health insurance to their children. FAMIS is the children's health insurance program for those under age nineteen. FAMIS MOMS serves pregnant women; and FAMIS Select is an insurance premium assistance program. Dental services for children enrolled in FAMIS or FAMIS Plus are provided through the Smiles For Children program. Encourages good dental health and recommends regular check-ups with your child's dentist.

Certified copies of birth, marriage and divorce certificates can be obtained from the Mount Rogers Health District health departments for any of these events as long as they occurred in Virginia.

Coordinates planning for and the coordinated response to significant natural, man made, and terrorist incidents.

Area Served: Loudoun County. Early intervention services for children with developmental delays, diagnosed conditions, or atypical development. Part of the Virginia Infant & Toddler Connection (formerly Babies Can't Wait) initiative.

MCC's Applied Behavior Analysis program offers both home-based and out patient treatment options to a varied population. Services are provided to clients who experience developmental delays and whose behavior, if left untreated, would increase in severity and may lead to a more restrictive treatment environment.

Culpeper Business Women was organized to empower women in the workplace and in the home through support, scholarships, and information.A group of business professionals who meet regularly to network with fellow women business owners, professionals and entrepreneurs.Support the community with fundraising and by providing local scholarships.Goals include networking, mentoring, fundraising, educating,supporting community projects & outreach programs and encouraging workshops for personal and professional growth. Membership is open to all individuals who support the mission & goals of the organization.Annual dues are $100.00. Meets are the 3rd Monday of every month at 6pm (light dinner included). Meetings include exposure to area professionals through talks and interactive programs.

Represents one of three communities owned by Virginia Baptist Homes Inc. Culpeper Baptist Retirement Community is a Continuing Care retirement community providing services through independent living cottages and apartments, residential assisted living, intensive assisted living and nursing care. Nursing care available through the facility's health care center. Serves the geographic area of PD 9, 10 (except Nelson), 16, Front Royal and Winchester.

Provides gently used furniture, small and large appliances, fans, mattresses, and other smaller household goods by voucher to our Another Time Around thrift store. Every 6 months, offer personal hygiene and cleaning supplies which cannot be purchased with food stamps. Also offer referrals for free clothing.

Offers subsidized child day care services to income-eligible clients through various programs. Applicants must meet eligibility criteria. Services are available as funding allows.

Risk screening and blood analysis available for children to check for toxic levels of lead in blood. Screening is free. Charges for analysis based on lab fee.

Provides a private, not-for-profit, state-of-the-art hospital that offers the best of advanced medical technologies and a long tradition of individual care. Augusta Health is user-friendly, placing a high premium on clinical competence, service and patient satisfaction. Provides the community with a hospital dedicated to quality of care. For TTY callers, please dial (540)332-4357 or (540)932-4357. To reach the Emergency Department, please call (540)332-4444 or (540)932-4444.

Merica House is home to individuals with a variety of severe physical disabilities.

To provide services to individuals, families, and the community by encouraging self-sufficiency, striving to preserve and restore families; and protecting the well-being of children, the elderly, and disabled.

Offers crisis intervention, support, information, advocacy and referrals to anyone who is a victim of sexual abuse or assault.

Provide experiences that will help children mature spiritually, emotionally, mentally, physically and socially in a Christian atmosphere. Children will be led to a sense of independence, initiative and competence.

There are two primary components to the Employment Services Program: 1) Virginia Initiative for Employment not Welfare (VIEW) - Anyone who receives TANF and is not exempt for one reason or another will be referred to the VIEW Program. Must participate in job search or Community Work Experience Program (CWEP). 2) Food Stamp Employment and Training Program (FSET) - Eligible recipients who receive Food Stamps that are not exempt will be referred to the FSET Program. Scheduled to participate in an activity based in their assistance and the minimum wage. These programs offer opportunities in education, job skills training, work experience, job readiness training, and other locally developed activities in support of customers becoming self-sufficient.

Carilion Clinic's Center for Healthy Aging (CCHA) offers a comprehensive and integrated approach to the complex care needs of older people. The center brings together specialized teams with geriatric expertise in assessment, medicine, psychiatry, counseling, nursing and nutrition. The CCHA is here to serve as a consultative resource to physicians, families and individuals. Our goal is to help maximize the independence and functional ability of people as they age.

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.

The Richmond 311 Citizen Service Representatives are available Monday - Friday to answer questions and submit non-emergency service requests. Residents can dial 311 or 804-646-7000 to report potholes, downed trees, utility issues, request social services, and for other city matters. The new customer service phone number for the Richmond Department of Public Utilities is now 804-646-4646.

Clothing for men, women and children, limited household furnishings, toiletries are available.