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Provides training and education to increase independence and safety for individuals with visual deficits as a result of macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma or cataracts by training on the use of low vision assistive devices, home modifications and adaptive techniques.

Offers housing assistance payments for eligible low and moderate income families.

The TANF program provides eligible families with a monthly cash payment to meet their basic needs. For a child to be eligible he must be: Under age 18, or if 18, will graduate from high school before age 19 Going to school regularly if he is between the ages of five and 18 Living with a parent or other relative A U.S. citizen or an eligible immigrant

Provide a medication carousel and manage administration. RN Care managers assist seniors by communicating between family members and medical care professionals. They keep track of medication lists and medical history and make sure that care is coordinated between medical professionals, pharmacist, doctors, specialists, and caregivers.

Food pantry for area residents.

Blacksburg: If you are not physically able to shovel snow from your driveway or sidewalks, the town may be able to connect you with volunteer or commercial resources. Contact the Planning and Building Department for advice. (540) 443-1300.

Assist individuals will all aspects of Medicare:

• Understand Medicare and your coverage options when you first become eligible
• Navigate your choices during Medicare Open Enrollment
• Get answers to questions about Medicare coverage, plans, and services
• Resolve issues with claims, billing, and appeals

Service is part of the Volunteer Insurance Counseling and Assistance Program (VICAP) and the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP). We provide free, unbiased, and confidential help to ensure you get the counseling you need.

Fully accredited by the American Bar Association. Students are eligible to take the bar exam in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. ASL takes an innovative approach to education, going beyond just talking about the law to actually experiencing it through an emphasis on practical skills and an incomparable internship program. ASL maintains a focus on dispute resolution, ethics, and professional responsibility.

Offering a weekly recovery support group for adults living with a mental condition in which people learn from each others experiences, share coping strategies, and offer each other encouragement and understanding. It is led by a trained "peer," an individual with personal experience of a mental health condition.

The program serves as a meeting place for seniors. It also strengthens Jewish identity and continuity enriching personal, cultural, social, and physical development by fostering leadership and by promoting the welfare of the Jewish Community Center and the community as a whole.

Support coordination services for children (from birth to 18) help families understand and connect with services that support a child's behavioral, developmental, and social needs. These services aim to help children and youth become more involved in family and community life. Different types of support coordination are available, depending on each child's specific needs.

WIC, or the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, is a nutrition program that helps improve the health of pregnant women, infants, and children (under 5 years of age) through better nutrition and access to health care. WIC Provides: Nutrition education Private and group sessions with a nutrition expert Support and help with breastfeeding Referrals to other services that can help you and your family (e.g. immunizations, health care, dental care) Healthy recipes Access to healthy foods

Counseling Alliance of Virginia provide families with comprehensive therapeutic services. Provide individuals, couples and family counseling, therapeutic activities, psychological testing and case management.

The Immigration Services program provides affordable legal assistance for those dealing with federal immigration authorities. Services including assistance with applying for family reunification, permanent residency or citizenship, employment authorization, special visas and more. Bilingual staff is accredited by the Department of Justice.

RAL have volunteers who tend to the animals; serve as adoption counselors; participate in fundraising activities and special events as well as serve on various committees.

Coordinates and facilitates initial health assessments for persons recently arrived in the United States with refugee or asylum status and residing in the City of Alexandria. Assists with referrals for follow-up of individual health-related problems.

In addition to in-person services, we also now offer a virtual Tax Assistance Program online for tax filing assistance. Our program offers a 100% online tax preparation from the comfort and security of home. This service requires that filers have access to the internet and a camera through a smart phone or a tablet. This service opens February 3, 2025.

APPLICATIONS FOR ASSISTANCE WILL BE TAKEN ON THE FOLLOWING DATES IN OCTOBER: Apply in person at 360 Dabbs House Road Monday, October 6, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Monday, October 13, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Saturday, October 18, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Monday, October 20, 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Monday, October 27, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m Applications will NOT be accepted via mail, email, or telephone Download the application form at https://henricochristmasmother.org/images/2025_app_english_online.pdf OR You must apply in person at our warehouse at 361 Dabbs House Road You must have all of the documentation listed in the Required Documentation section. Applicants requesting assistance from Henrico Christmas Mother may not apply for holiday assistance from other organizations.

Services include: * Medical services provided by Licensed Physicians and Nurse Practitioners. * X-Ray. * Lab Services. * Sliding Fee Scale available to patients with no insurance and who qualify. * Free medication program available to patients with no insurance and who qualify. * Referral for the Black Lung Program available. * Licensed Clinical Social Worker available Thursday of each week. * Veterans Administration Program. * Mother and Infant Care Center(MICC) program. Medical 276-445-4826; Dental 276-445-5786

Provides outpatient addiction treatment, including outpatient detoxification. Services include medical care, psychiatric services, therapy, and recovery coaching delivered in a coordinated, phased model that adjusts to patient needs. Treats all substances, including opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder. Medication assisted treatment and intensive outpatient services available. Accepts most commercial insurance, plus Medicare, Medicaid, and TriCare.

Provides supplemental payment to licensed Homes for Adults and Assisted Living Facilities that will accept the state approved rate. Client keeps a small monthly allowance for personal needs, and the rest of their monthly income is applied to the State approved rate. The Auxiliary Grant pays the balance of the approved rate to the provider.

Provides a free to-go meal.

Dedicated to protecting the life, individual liberty, and property of all people within the Town of Christiansburg. Ensures that citizens are content as residents by providing a feeling of safety and security. Promotes a positive and productive work environment for all employees. Provides the following services: *Administration; *Support Services; *Patrol; *DARE; *Investigations; *School Resource; *Dispatch/Communications; *Crime Mapping; *Community Emergency Notification System(ENS). Crime Line: 540-382-4084 To sign up for the Community Emergency Notification System alerts, visit the website at: www.christiansburg.org/index.aspxnid=451.

Special medical support services for income eligible children who have conditions that require long term medical and special health care. Examples of long term medical conditions are congenital heart disease, hemophilia, and diabetes.

Match people's skills and talents with our volunteer opportunities. Training is provided for all Red Cross volunteer positions. Volunteer opportunities include: *Blood Services: Volunteer to help at blood drives by greeting donors, assisting the donor while donating and observing donors after the donation process. Must be 15 years-old or over. Time: three hour shift, one time a month *Special Event Worker: Assist at special events like Red, White and Blues, A Celebration of Heroes, Annual Meeting, Golf Tournament, and Learn-to-Swim registration. Must be 16 years old or older. Time: varies *Interpreter: Serve as a foreign language interpreter by translating at schools, hospitals, courts, or doctor's offices. Must be 18 years old or older. Time: as needed or on call. *Health and Preparedness: Instructors needed for Standard First Aid and CPR or Basic Aid Training (teaching fourth graders) Must be 17 years-old or older. Time: varies, two to six hours per month *Disaster/Emergency Services: Volunteer to assist in times of local disaster. Become trained to assist in damage assessment, mass care, family service, logistics, and disaster health services. Must be 18 years old or older. Time: varies, depending on need. Disaster Action Team: Introduces volunteers to the Red Cross policies and procedures when responding to emergencies in the Roanoke Valley and nationally. Shelter Managers and Staff: Teaches participants how to effectively manage a Red Cross shelter and to meet the needs of people displaced by a disaster. Participants also have an opportunity to practice knowledge and skills needed to run a successful shelter operation. *Administrative Support: These behind the scenes volunteers are vital to the work of the Red Cross. They have duties such as filing, data entry and general office assistance. *Community Disaster Educators