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Provides identification bracelets and a national toll-free contact center to identify, locate, and return lost memory-impaired individuals. Families can register for Safe Return at each office. Scholarships are available.

Provides books, magazines, newspapers, microfiche, compact discs, books on tape and large print books. Offers personal computers with Internet access for public use. Offers programs for children, youth and adults. Also offers meeting space with audio visual equipment at no charge to non-profit organizations and for a small fee to for-profit organizations.

Provide comfortable, affordable, independent living for seniors (those 62-years-old or greater), or those applying for an apartment specifically constructed to be accessible to mobility-impaired individuals. Russell House does not provide resident care.

Provides intensive assisted living for adults age 45+. Private and semi-private rooms are available. Helps with daily living tasks including bathing, feeding, meals, passing medications via registered medication aides, and other needs.

Foothills CAC receives referrals from law enforcement and Child Protective Services in nine jurisdictions (Charlottesville City and the counties of Albemarle, Buckingham, Fluvanna. Greene, Louisa, Madison, Nelson, and Orange). We conduct forensic interviews, provide family advocacy--connecting families to local services, mental health counseling and on-site forensic medical exams. Our multidisciplinary teams are made up of law enforcement officers, child protective service personnel, prosecutors, lawyers, advocates, mental health therapists and medical personnel. Communication within the teams reduces duplication and mistakes, and keeps victims from falling through the cracks. Foothills CAC provides a child-friendly, safe and neutral location in which law enforcement and Child Protective Services investigators may conduct and observe forensic interviews with children who are alleged victims of crimes, and where the child and non-offending family members receive support, crisis intervention and referrals for mental health and medical treatment. Foothills also conducts trainings for professionals and the public about child abuse issues and the coordinated approach to child abuse investigations.

Provides the community with basic prevention strategies to enhance protective factors, such as promoting positive mental and emotional well-being and decreasing risk factors such as peer pressure and availability of drugs.

Adult Services are designed to allow the adult to remain in the least restrictive setting and function as independently as possible. Services are provided to impaired adults age 18 or older. Services may include the provision of home-based care, transportation, adult day care, placement in an assisted living or nursing home using the screening process and referral to other supportive services.

Every Woman's Life, Miles For Mammogram, and Wise Woman programs screen for breast and cervical cancer and Healthy Life Style Choices for women already enrolled in Every Woman's Life. The Every Woman's Life Program provides free screening for breast and cervical cancer for under-served women who are low-income and have no insurance or are under-insured.

The Court Services/Civil Process Division provides a variety of services such as court security, prisoner transportation and the processing of all legal civil procedures.

Recruits and trains volunteers who help with administrative work, counsel adopters, offer pet care in the shelter.

Provides affordable housing for area residents. Accepts HUD Section 8 vouchers.

An optional local program designed to provide assistance, either maintenance or emergency, which cannot be provided through other means. Financed through state and local funding. May include assistance for medical or dental services, burial expenses, assistance for unattached children and interim assistance. The local program is developed by the local department of social services to meet the identified needs of each jurisdiction.

BEACON offers in-person English and Citizenship classes both in the morning and in the evening. Classes are 12 weeks and site locations include: Bethel Lutheran Church and Manassas Baptist Church. Students must come to an in-person registration to enroll in online classes.

National Resources Conservation Service offers leadership in a partnership effort to help people conserve, maintain, and improve our natural resources and environment. Provides technical assistance and financial assistance to help landowners address natural resource concerns like soil erosion, nutrient management, wildlife habitat, and water conservation. Serves the Counties of Frederick, Warren, Clarke, Shenandoah and the City of Winchester.

At Strategic, our clinical staff is prepared to address the difficulties which challenge those with mental health problems. Designed to prevent institutionalization and repetitive inpatient stays, mental health support services work closely with the client, forming a service plan which address unique needs and personal goals. Problem areas are targeted and addresses. New skills are taught, enabling a higher functioning lifestyle. The client's counselor will work with him in his home as well as in the community.

The Car Safety Seat program promotes proper safety seat use for children. Free child safety seats and booster seats are available to income-eligible children.

USDA food pantry. Provides an emergency food pantry for those in need.

Education program for emotionally disturbed children and adolescents. The focus is on a normal and healthy child development of each child's social and academic competencies through a structured school program that is designed to enable students to experience success.

Chapel Services are provided to all residents as well as the public nightly beginning at 7:30PM.

Funded by the Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999, the Protection and Advocacy for Beneficiaries of Social Security Program is funded by the Social Security Administration. The Ticket to Work system provides eligible SSI and SSDI beneficiaries with a "ticket" that they can use to obtain vocational rehabilitation (VR), employment services, and other support services from an Employment Network (EN) of their choice. dLCV advocates for Social Security beneficiaries to break down barriers to employment under the PABSS program.

The Serve Virginia Volunteer Hub is a new online statewide platform to connect Virginians with meaningful volunteer and service opportunities in every corner of the Commonwealth. The Serve Virginia Volunteer Hub is a single entry point for individuals looking to volunteer and organizations recruiting volunteers to connect with each other. The Serve Virginia Volunteer Hub can: Help volunteers track hours across multiple organizations in one secure, centralized place Make it simple to search and filter volunteer opportunities by date, location, or interests Allow agencies to efficiently verify volunteer hours for compliance or reporting needs Connect users to local volunteer centers or provide support in localities without one Deliver notifications, alerts, events, news, and updates to individual volunteers and organizational users Generate a downloadable “volunteer resume” summarizing verified service hours Individuals looking to volunteer to meet work requirements associated with SNAP and Medicaid can use the Serve Virginia Volunteer Hub to find opportunities, sign up, and log their hours.

Provide financial assistance and services to help those who are experiencing homelessness to be quickly re-housed and stabilized. The community utilizes a prioritization list to prioritize the most vulnerable for housing first. Individuals should be sure that they have called the Homeless Help Line for screening (540-358-5801) and are accessing the appropriate homeless services agency in our community in order to be on our community prioritization list.

Therapeutic Foster Care is a temporary arrangement in which approved caregivers open their hearts and home to provide safe, loving, and nurturing care for youth whose birth family are unable to care for them. Therapeutic foster parents receive specialized training and additional support services to care for youth who experience a variety of needs. These needs may include: emotional, behavioral, or social challenges, complex medical needs, physical or intellectual disabilities or who may have experienced multiple placements within the foster care system.

Provide affordable, long-term skilled nursing care, Alzheimer's/memory care, and short-term rehabilitative care for Virginia's veterans.

Provides a food pantry in conjunction with the Food Bank.