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Licensed by the state of Tennessee. YWCA Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virgina is partnered with Ballad Health Systems to operate the Child Development Center on the campus of the Bristol Regional Medical Center. It was designed to serve the children of Ballad healthcare workers, however, additional openings are often available to parents in need of extended-hour child care within our community.

Building Inspections is responsible for the enforcement of the Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code. This is done through the issuance of building permits and conducting the required inspections during the construction process. Enforcement of the USBC ensures that the minimum standards required for the construction of structures is met in order to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public.

Achieve’s adult day support program is a five day a week program for Medicaid Waiver Recipients. Participants in the program can enjoy activities like arts and crafts, Wii Sports, music, air hockey, bingo, or trivia games. Offers diverse opportunities for individuals to explore their passions and learn new skills, including cooking, gardening, 3D printing, and making ice cream. They can also socialize with peers in a supportive, inclusive setting.

Housing assistance for persons and/or families with low or moderate income, disabilities, elderly, or displacement. Programs administered include HUD, Section 8, rent subsides or VHDA, and low interest mortgage programs.

County funded formal education for children and adolescents through a graded system of instruction that focuses initially on basic skills such as reading, writing, and mathematics.

Independence Unlimited provides services to help people with disabilities achieve personal independence through employment. Pre-vocational support, paid work adjustment training, supported employment services, and sheltered employment are offered. Also at this site is Supported Employment, an intensive on-the-job training and support program. Services in Lee, Wise and Scott County and the City of Norton are provided in partnership with Planning District One Behavioral Health Services.

Offers emergency services to military personnel and their families. This is a Statewide 24/7 call center which will ensure all calls are answered by a live person and will be forwarded to the proper channels.

Summer camp for children. Summer camp sites are at the Y Family Center in Altavista, Brookneal Library, Leesville, Concord, Rustburg, Yellow Branch, and Tomahawk Elementary Schools.

The Health Department provides a range of STI services, including testing, medications, counseling, oversight of treatment and a wide range of educational efforts focused on prevention of the spread of STDs.

Horizon’s ICF programs offer adults with a primary diagnosis of intellectual disability with active treatment in functional skills to create an environment in which the individual can not only live safely but can excel. Horizon’s ICFs also support individuals with a variety of medical and behavioral needs that require extensive supports to be healthy. High quality, comprehensive services are provided by Horizon's interdisciplinary team of ICF staff which includes doctors, nurses, psychologists, dieticians, recreational therapists, OT/PT speech therapists, residential technicians, counselors, family social workers, case managers, and citizen volunteers among others. All work together to monitor Service Treatment Plans, medical needs, and provide daily living support which includes full-service laundry, cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping and more. The result is the ability to provide continuous, direct care twenty-four (24) hours per day, with 24/7 oversight and on-call availability after normal business hours.

Assists the needy with eyeglasses, eye examinations and hearing aids. For eyeglass/hearing aid assistance, please contact President Pattie Gore at (540)439-8308.

Free parenting classes for any caregiver of a school aged child.

Vital Records provides certified copies of death certificates, applications for birth certificates, and applications for declaration of paternity. Certified copies of birth certificates for births that occur in the State of Virginia must be obtained from the Virginia Department of Health, Office of Vital Records and Health Statistics, 2001 Maywill Street, Richmond, VA 23230.

Provides comprehensive nursing and domiciliary care to Commonwealth of Virginia residents who are admitted to the JCVCC. The 128-bed facility is organized into communities (64 beds), with two neighborhoods (32 beds). Each neighborhood includes two households (16 beds) with adjoined access to a courtyard. The households feature all private rooms each with its own bathroom and walk in shower as well as a spacious dining room, kitchenette, and dayroom. This person-centered approach creates a true sense of community and home, which supports providing our Veteran residents the opportunity to have as good or better quality of life than before they came to us.

Serves individuals who currently receive Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) and are eligible to work. An individual is limited to 24 months of TANF benefits. Helps to enhance the participant's ability to become self-sufficient by removing barriers such as lack of day care, lack of adequate transportation and homelessness.

Crisis Stabilization and Mental Health Skill Building services provides support and reinforcement of functional skills and behavior related to the individuals' health and safety, ADL's and use of community resources; assistance with medication management, and monitoring health, nutrition, and physical condition.

Oversees building inspections and permits.

To divert from the juvenile justice system those whose needs are more appropriately met elsewhere; to promote rehabilitation of those youth under its care and supervision; and to advocate for the needs of youth and their families to enable them to function successfully in their community.

Provides a public school system for community residents. Programs include education, special education programs, counseling, social work, and a school health program.

Bon Secours Maternity & Birthing Centers parent education classes will guide parent through a healthy pregnancy, learn the basics of breastfeeding, soar through childbirth with confidence, create a safe and healthy environment for your child, and so much more. Provide live, interactive, virtual Prenatal Education classes as well as In-Person classes. To sign up for the program go to: https://reg.learningstream.com/view/cal1a.aspx?ek=&ref=&aa=&sid1=&sid2=&as=10&wp=72&tz=&ms=&nav=&cc=&cat1=&cat2=&cat3=&aid=BSVHS&rf=&pn=

Pre-admission screening process for individuals seeking Medicaid coverage of long term care services. In home assessment provided. Screens both older adults and persons with disabilities needing nursing facility or in home assistance services.

Distributes staples, canned goods and perishable foods to eligible Arlington families referred by human service agencies.

The Outreach Department at HCPL provides a variety of services to residents outside the library, particularly those facing physical, economic, social, geographic or other barriers to accessing library services. The most recognizable part of the Outreach Department is Mobile Library Service (formerly Bookmobile). Outreach services include early literacy opportunities for children, delivering library materials and programs to residents in retirement communities, representing HCPL at community events, and fostering community partnerships.

Good Sam's Hope - Series of groups for school-aged children, offered in conjunction with various school systems. Designed to help children express and understand grief. To find out more information on how to start a group at your child's school, please call Good Sam. Living With Loss - Support group for adults grieving the loss of a loved one. Weekly sessions run for 8 weeks and combine education and group activities for discussion. Class is held four times per year. Pre-registration is required. Hope & Hot Chocolate - Held throughout the holiday season to help bereaved persons cope effectively with the demands of the holidays. Women and Men's Lunch Groups - An opportunity for those who have experienced the loss of a spouse or partner to get together for casual lunch and conversation. Call for meeting places/dates/times for Roanoke and NRV locations. Puzzle Pieces - Drop-in support group for bereaved persons interested in understanding grief better and being able to talk with others dealing with loss. The group is facilitated by hospice staff who help group members identify where they are in their own grief journey and gain new insights or coping tools. Knitty Gritty Grief Group - This grief support group combines knitting and crocheting and grief support. It allows each member to share their loss in a safe and compassionate environment while providing support through therapeutic interaction. After completing a project (e.g. prayer shawl, lap blanket, etc.), each member may keep their knitting or donate it to a hospice patient.

Community Assistance Bureau is the first call to make for help if you or someone you know is homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The Community Assistance Bureau's Social Work Unit helps people find shelter, emergency food and other vital DHS and community services. Referrals can be made to all Arlington County shelters. Telephone line is answered 24/7, including weekends and holidays.