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Provides comprehensive mental health services designed to meet diverse needs of the child, adolescent, and adult populations. Offer the following services: Intensive In-Home, Outpatient Therapy, Substance Abuse Counseling, Anger Management, Mentoring Services, Family Counseling, and Juvenile Sex-Offender Treatment.

Provides clothing for those in need.

The Office of Student Accessibility assists students with documented disabilities to gain access to Reynolds programs, services, and activities. The goal is to identify needs and implement services.

Provides a center for adults 60+ to enjoy recreation, friendship and a hot lunch. Offers a hub of resources for members and their families to maintain health, independence, and wellbeing. Events foster creativity, peer-support, health, nutrition, physical fitness and volunteerism.

Rideshare is a program of the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission, working to reduce traffic congestion and increase mobility throughout the City of Charlottesville and the Counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, and Nelson. RideShare offers free car pool and School Pool matching, a van pool start-up service, and operates a Guaranteed Ride Home program, which provides free rides home in an emergency to users of alternative transportation. RideShare also works with employers to develop and implement traffic reduction programs, and markets the region's Park and Ride lots. RideShare is a member of the Commuter Information Team (CIT), a partnership that includes JAUNT, Charlottesville Transit Service (CTS), University Transit Service (UTS), and Greene County Transit. Our work with the CIT includes acting as a transportation information and referral center for the region, as well as contributing to joint marketing and awareness efforts. Virginia Relay Users: Dial 711

Provides a public library for the residents of Suffolk.

Food Establishment Permitting and Inspection: The Virginia Department of Health inspects, and subsequently may prevent, facilities that prepare food for public consumption, including but not limited to: restaurants, school cafeterias, licensed day-care providers, hospital cafeterias, and temporary food service units at events. Classes are offered to food service managers in order to provide an opportunity for them to remain current regarding current food safety practices and regulatory requirements. Call your local health department for information about food safety classes; charges for these classes are only sufficient to cover costs of books and materials. vdhweb/oehs/food/regs-table.asp Onsite Sewage Handling and Disposal: All onsite sewage disposal systems require permitting by the Virginia Department of Health. Our environmental health specialists (EHS) are certified as Onsite Soil Evaluators through the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation. Annual monitoring is required. Also, under this program, sewage handlers (septic tank pumpers) must be permitted and inspected. www.vdh.virginia.gov/EnvironmentalHealth/Onsite/regulations/index.htm Alternative Discharging Sewage Treatment: If no conventional onsite sewage disposal option can be found for a property, there may be an option for installing an alternative discharging sewage treatment system. The health department issues permits for single family home discharges jointly with the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. Designs for these systems must be submitted by a Professional Engineer. VDH EHS review the designs, issue a permit based on an approved design, and, post-installation, conduct annual inspections of each discharging system. Owners of these systems are required to maintain maintenance and monitoring contracts for these systems. http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/environmentalhealth/onsite/regulations/index.htm Private Wells: The VDH permits all private drinking, heat pump, and agricultural wells (monitoring wells are excluded). As part of the permitting process, we locate the well to assure proper set-backs from potential contaminant sources (drain fields, barns, graveyards, etc.) and determine the minimum construction requirements that may be used. Once installed, wells are inspected to assure they were sited and constructed properly. Drinking water wells must be tested for bacterial contamination. www.vdh.virginia.gov/EnvironmentalHealth/Onsite/AOSE/forms.htm Hotel Permitting and Inspection: Hotels are inspected and permitted under the authority of the Rules and Regulations Governing Hotels. Inspections focus on general cleanliness, building upkeep, pool facilities, and insect and rodent control. www.vdh.virginia.gov/EnvironmentalHealth/Food/Regulations/index.htm Campground Permitting and Inspection: Campgrounds are inspected and permitted under the authority of the Rules and Regulations Governing Campgrounds. Inspections focus on water supply, sewage disposal, and service building upkeep. www.vdh.virginia.gov/EnvironmentalHealth/Food/Regulations/CampGrounds/index.htm Summer Camp Permitting and Inspection: Summer camps are permitted to and inspected under the authority of the Rules and Regulations Governing Summer Camps. Summer camp plans are required to be reviewed prior to permit issuance for new or remodeled facilities. Inspections focus on general cleanliness, water supply, sewage disposal, and swimming facilities. www.vdh.virginia.gov/EnvironmentalHealth/Food/Regulations/SummerCamps/index.htm Migrant Labor Camp Permitting and Inspection: Migrant Labor Camps are permitted and inspected under the authority of the Rules and Regulations Governing Migrant Labor Camps. Inspections of these facilities focus on water supply, sewage disposal, housing, and garbage pick-up. www.vdh.virginia.gov/EnvironmentalHealth/Food/Regulations/MigrantLaborCamps/index.htm Jail Inspections: Local jails are inspected annually under the authority of a Memorandum of

Provides assistance for rent, rent deposit, full or partial, may be made for housing of a client. Serves residents of Bristol, Virginia and Tennessee and Blountville, Bluff City, and portions of Piney Flats Tennessee. Informs residents of available community resources and may provide some financial resources to those who are experiencing a temporary financial crisis. Must meet eligibility requirements in order to receive assistance.

Area office of Virginia State Police. Important numbers while traveling in Virginia: *Virginia State Police----#77 on cell phone. *Highway Helpline---------5-1-1 or 1-800-367-ROAD (TTY users call 7-1-1). Toll-Free, 24-Hours for latest information on road and traffic conditions or to report unsafe conditions. To view traffic cameras and travel alerts, go to www.virginiadot.org and click on Travel Center.

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.

Provides special services for refugees. Requires official refugee status. Provides short-term maintenance payments for indigent refugees.

Offers in-patient rehab after a hospital stay, long term nursing care, a SECURED memory care unit and a respite care program for family care givers. In house rehabilitation services offered include physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy. We have a staff psychologist and a visiting psychiatrist to address mental health needs of our residents. OSW offers in patient visits with a wound care physician as well as a staff wound nurse. We also offer onsite x-ray, podiatry, dental, physician and vision services. LICENSED BY: VA Health Department

Serves Washington and Smyth counties and Bristol. Stabilizing farm income, helping farmers conserve land and water resources, providing credit to new or disadvantaged farmers and ranchers, and helping farm operators recover from the effects of disaster.

The office is responsible for managing the city's finances, including revenue collection, disbursement of funds, and investment of city assets. The Treasurer's Office also plays a key role in the city's budgeting process and works closely with other city departments to ensure the efficient and effective use of public funds.

Provides a food clearinghouse that collects, stores, and distributes food to qualified churches and 501(c)3 non-profit organizations. The Food Bank mission is to provide nourishing food to our neighbors in need through vibrant community partnerships and passionate public support.

Efforts are made to bring adoptable children together with approved families.

Helps people with disabilities who are homeless or who need to locate affordable, accessible housing.

Offers a variety of support groups for families of persons with Alzheimer's or other memory or cognitive impairments. Beyond our community-wide support group, we offer specialized groups such as for those in the early stages, Lewy Body Dementia, Frontotemporal Dementia, those caring for a parent, and a bereavement group for those who have recently lost a loved one. Groups provide additional resources and guest presentations to enhance care partner skills and knowledge.

Supervision as requested by the court to families at risk and in which there is concern for the welfare of the children.

Offers a co-parent education class designed to help people understand the process and the emotional changes that separation and divorce may bring. Preserving parenting partnerships is emphasized as well as the importance of forming a business-like relationship with your former spouse. Satisfies court mandated parent education classes.

The Commonwealth Attorney's Office prosecutes felonies and misdemeanors that occur in King George County. The prosecution takes place in three courts: Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, General District Court and Circuit Court. The Commonwealth Attorney's Office also administers the Victim/Witness Assistance Program.

A nurturing environment for children with disabilities. Care is available for a few hours, before and after school or all day. Six classrooms are arranged according to the child's age and developmental level. Computers, adaptive toys, and other special equipment are available for the children.

Provides protection for adults from abuse and neglect. Investigates and responds to reports of suspected abuse of disabled adults over age 18 and any person over age 60.

An after-school program providing tutoring in reading and other subjects as needed to children living in Gilpin Court and neighboring communities.

Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral (ADEAR) Center provides information about Alzheimer's disease and related disorders to health professionals, patients and their families, and the public.