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Russell County Public Schools, comprised of twelve schools and a Career and Technical Center, provides pre-K through 12 public education, including special education and gifted programs, to student ages two through 21. GED programs, adult education, and continuing education classes are offered. Facilities are available for public use with completion of the required community use agreement.

InCharge Debt Solutions provides relief to financially distressed individuals and families through credit counseling, budget counseling, education programs and materials.

The Mobility Coordination Program promotes and assists auto-less homes and lower income individuals, older adults and adults with disabilities with unmet non-emergency transportation needs. Utilizing existing public and private transportation services, assisting clients with scheduling as needed from approved providers. Please call 540-994-2632 or toll free at 1-855-489-4583.

Free, on-going classes on healthy pregnancy, labor & delivery, as well as parenting skills. Classes meet once per week. Mothers should be nineteen years old or younger and in their first pregnancy to participate. Fathers, family and friends are invite to attend all classes and activities. Nutritious snack is served at each class as well as a take-home "snack pack"; YWCA can provide transportation to and from class as space is available.

Virginia Housing’s Rental Unit Modification Grant makes funding available to assist with modifications to rental units to make them accessible for a specific tenant with disabilities. The modifications made to the rental unit must make the unit accessible to the tenant. Typical modifications include but are not limited to installation of ramps and chairlifts; widening of doorways and sidewalks; remote entry devices; alterations to bathrooms and kitchens.

Central Library's Makerspace is an independent workspace inside the library that provides patrons with various machines, tools, and technology to explore, build, collaborate, and create. Prince William Public Libraries' Makerspaces are designed for patrons 13 years old and older. Children age 12 and younger must be directly supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

The Residential Program provides residential settings that range in levels of supervision, for deaf adults with mental illness who are in need of learning independent living skills. Its goals are to reduce or prevent hospitalization, to outplace deaf persons from institutions and to assist these persons to live and function within the community.

Provides a Soup Kitchen for local community.

Provides financial assistance to eligible families to help pay for the cost of child care so they can work or attend education or training programs. Services are child centered and family focused and support the broader objective of strengthening families' goals of economic self-sufficiency and quality early childhood programs for their children. Participating families may select any legally operating child day care facility eligible to participate in the program

Offers financial help for those in crisis situations. Applicants are screened by Social Services and the Community Action Agency and interviewed by AICC volunteers. Approved funds are paid to the vendors from the AICC, distributed by a provider, to help pay for services such as housing, medical care, and utilities, in Accomack County VA only.

Provides patient support and referral services for pancreatic cancer patients and their families. Limited financial assistance for transportation and/or treatment costs, home care, pain medication, and childcare.

Senior Centers offer a wide variety of structured and unstructured activities and classes. Activities are designed to enhance health and wellness, strengthen the mind and give older adults an opportunity to enjoy time with friends. Activities and classes offered may include fitness, dancing, computer, seasonal parties, woodcarving, painting, cards, board games and a variety of craft programs. Exercise equipment, ping pong tables, and a pool table are also available.

Deputies assigned to Jail Security and Jail Services maintain the safety and order of the facility. Deputies provide security to the community by preventing jail disturbances or escapes. Jail East is facility that features training and rehabilitation by offering a wide range of mental health and substance abuse services as well as educational and vocational training. Classes, programs and services are provided to assist the inmates to achieve their educational and vocational goals upon their release.

Care Coordinators serve veterans by helping connect them to organizations such as housing, emergency financial assistance, employment, benefits, social enrichment, legal assistance, and more.

Saint Francis Home provide high-quality residential and assisted care and services for older adults of limited financial means.

Provides a soup kitchen at 5pm on Tuesdays for anyone who needs a meal.

The National Domestic Violence Hotline provides essential tools and support to help survivors of domestic violence so they can live their lives free of abuse. Contacts to The Hotline can expect highly-trained, expert advocates to offer free, confidential, and compassionate support, crisis intervention information, education, and referral services.

Provides galleries and studios that are open to public to observe work in progress. Media includes painting, sculpture, photography, textiles, printmaking and glass are represented. Performing arts include dance and theater. Also offers art classes. Visit the web site for the art class schedule. ACCESSIBILITY: Fully accessible to persons with disabilities except the south basement.

Monthly checks can be paid to certain dependents of a decreased worker if the worker had worked long enough in a job covered by Social Security. Payments can be made to a deceased worker's: Unmarried children under 18, full time high school student until 19. Unmarried children who became disabled before age 22. Widows or Widowers: 60 or older or surviving divorced mother or father if caring for worker's child under 16 (or disabled) who is getting a benefit based on the earnings of the deceased worker. Widows/Widowers, 50 or older who becomes disabled not later than 7 years after the worker's death, or within 7 years after mother's or father's benefits end. Dependent parents 62 or older.

Provides post-acute care skilled nursing services, Short and Long-Term Care, Respite & Advanced Respiratory and Ventilator Unit

Responsible for upholding various building codes and ordinances, provides permits, inspects property.

The program offers group-based activities, personal care, and health monitoring to adults aged 18 and above who are unable to stay alone at home during the day for various reasons. The program also provides crucial respite care to families who provide caregiving.

Provide hearty bag lunches on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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

Provides transportation for the Town of Front Royal. The Front Royal Area Transit (FRAT) provides transportation within the Town of Front Royal. FRAT runs on a fixed route that begins and ends at the Front Royal/Warren County Visitor's Center. The schedule repeats every hour. The first run starts at 8:30AM and the last run starts at 4PM. The fare is $0.50 per ride. For fixed route service from Front Royal to the Town of Luray, please see the Page County Transit service. ACCESSIBILITY: The FRAT Bus is ADA accessible and equipped with the latest wheelchair lifts and security systems. Persons with disabilities who are ADA certified may be picked up and dropped off curbside anywhere within 3/4 mile of our regular route. Please call in advance.