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Offers temporary financial assistance to eligible families with children under 18 (or if 18, will graduate from high school before age 19) who need support due to death, disability, absence of parent(s), and sometimes employment. Offers limited aid to unrelated children.

Provides financial assistance for child care to income-eligible applicants.

Provides nutritious food to income eligible individuals and their families. Electronic Benefit Transfer(EBT) cards are distributed to acquire approved purchases. Individuals may visit the web site to determine eligibility. To report a lost EBT card, call Customer Service at 1-866-281-2448. May also visit local Department of Social Services to request new card. EBT Card website: www.ebt.acs-inc.com/ebtcard/vaebt/index.jsp

Provides youth grief counseling.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington help boys and girls of all backgrounds build confidence, develop character and acquire the skills needed to become productive, civic-minded, responsible adults.

Richmond Animal Care & Control (RACC) is an open admission public shelter. RACC provides humane care for stray, injured, lost, abused, and abandoned pets. The Animal Control staff investigates animal cruelty, enforces humane laws, and issues pet licenses. RACC has pets available for adoption.

addresses the prevention of underage drinking in Warren County. The target group is ages 14-20, and we work with the local middle schools and high schools, as well as Laurel Ridge Community College, to reach these students. As part of this grant, Warren Coalition: Provides educational information at various events, including Red Ribbon Week activities at the local middle schools Works with student-led groups to create pro-social events and educational events around mental health Creates podcast episodes for My Story Weaves Our Story Develops and runs educational ads/public service announcements sharing promoting factual information about underage drinking and alcohol use, including the promotion of positive social norms and healthy choices Hosts a Town Hall meeting for parents and students just before prom season

Skilled nursing care,hospice and a wide variety of social programs, and therapy services; residents are encouraged to maintain the highest level of independence possible.

Provide non-emergency medical transportation services for the public. Services for those over 65 and the disabled are specifically funded through 5310 projects. Ambulatory, wheelchair, and stretcher services are available.

Care Coordination services help older adults and their care givers navigate the Long Term Care services system and make decisions about personal care.

Offers treatment to persons of any age dealing with substance use issues. A high percent of our individuals are dually diagnosed; having significant mental health problems in conjunction with primary drug and alcohol problems. Substance Use Disorder Outpatient Services include motivational enhancement therapy, individual psychotherapy, education groups, group therapy, drug screening, acupuncture, and case management services. For information, please call: Fauquier Behavioral Health: 540-347-7620. ACCESSIBILITY: Fully accessible to persons with disabilities.

Partners with the Virginia Department for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to provide access to the Technology Assistance Program. This program provides low-cost telephone and signaling equipment to Virginia residents who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Provides older adults with free, door-to-door transportation to medical-related appointments in local geographic area. Transportation also provided for errands (non-medical related).

Provides confidential sexual and reproductive health services to teens, women, and men. Services available at all five New River Health District locations include education and counseling, physical exams, pap smears, pregnancy tests, testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, PReP, and a wide range of birth control options. Implants and IUDs - are available at each of the locations and can be inserted right on-site by clinicians. Birth control injections, pills, patches, rings, diaphragms, and condoms are also available.

To aid citizens in meeting their fundamental needs during times of temporary economic and social crisis, to protect children and vulnerable adults from abuse and neglect, to help maintain families in the least restrictive and intrusive manner possible and to assist in achieving a realistic and attainable level of self-sufficiency.

The Individual and Family Developmental Disabilities Support Waiver (IFDDS), or the DD Waiver, is a Medicaid program that provides home and community-based care services to Medicaid eligible individuals who would otherwise be eligible for placement in an Intermediate Care Facility for the Mentally Retarded (ICF/MR). The goal of the waiver is to allow consumers and their families more consumer-direction over deciding what services they need and who will provide those services.

The Bureau licenses, regulates, investigates and examines insurance companies, agencies and agents on behalf of the citizens of the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Bureau of Insurance also registers, examines and investigates (title) real estate settlement agents and agencies. The Bureau assists consumers with questions and concerns regarding insurance companies, agents and agencies. It offers outreach programs on a variety of insurance-related topics.

The Free Clinic provides a full array of primary and specialty medical services for adults, either at the Free Clinic or through referral to our partner community providers. The Free Clinic also provides laboratory, diet and nutrition counseling, health education classes, support groups and behavioral health services.

Provide surveillance, investigation, and follow up of communicable diseases that are reportable by medical providers and laboratories. This includes: Community outreach, education, and in-service trainings Sexually transmitted infection (STI) treatment, counseling, and referral Childhood and adult immunizations, counseling and referral Initial health assessment of all newly arriving immigrants with refugee or asylum status through the Virginia Newcomers Health Program (VNHP) TB case management with daily observed therapy

The agency provides funds to assist with utility bills or rental payments once every 12 months. Clients must meet income requirements to be eligible for funds. Individuals and families are assisted based on the availability of funds.

A food distribution center for persons in the Fredericksburg area. The Storehouse distributes food to senior citizens and individuals needing food. No appointment necessary. Bring your own bags and boxes.

Assists eligible veterans to receive all the benefits and services they have earned through their sacrifices for their country. For Virginia DAV chapter locations, please visit the web site and click on Chapters.

Provides library resources and services necessary to meet the evolving educational, recreational and informational needs of the public, thus enhancing individual and community life. Visit Web site for a list of current programs and upcoming events.

The Child Protective Services Program documents, assesses and investigates reports of alleged child abuse and/or neglect. In order for Child Protective Services to accept and respond to a report, it must be considered valid in all four of the following validity criteria: The alleged victim child or children are under the age of 18 at the time of the complaint/report, the alleged abuser must be a caretaker of the child, and, the circumstances/complaint alleges child abuse and/or neglect as defined in the Code of Virginia, and in guidelines established by the Virginia Department of Social Services. Child Protective Services strives to provide children with a stable and safe home environment. When possible, staff will work to preserve the family by enhancing the parent's ability to provide care for their child and reducing the risk of future abuse or neglect. A full range of services is available to families involved with Child Protective Services including referrals for parenting education, substance abuse treatment, mental health treatment, counseling, medical assistance, financial assistance, budgeting, housing assistance and mentoring programs.

Computer CORE offers free, online, basic computer skills classes to adults 18 and over