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Temporary Assistance to Needy Families. Direct money payment to families to provide for basic needs of children. Eligibility can be determined at the web site

In partnership with people with disabilities and their families, the Division of Rehabilitative Services collaborates with the public and private sectors to provide and advocate for the highest quality services that empower individuals with disabilities to maximize their employment, independence and full inclusion into society. May provide limited transportation to clients when no other options are available. If there are any questions relative to transportation, please call.

F.R.E.E. is a nonprofit that provides mobility rehabilitation equipment, such as wheelchairs, walkers, bedside commodes, shower chairs, etc., to help people regain their mobility and independence. FREE collects, sanitizes, and provides donated mobility equipment to low-income adults in Virginia who cannot afford it and whose insurance will not cover it.

The Prince William Area Agency on Aging maintains an ongoing list of self-employed individuals who offer in-home care to adults on an ongoing basis. The Care Registry is available to persons needing companionship and assistance with daily living tasks such as housekeeping, grocery shopping, meal preparation, supervision of medications and friendly visitor services.

Serves the Kempsville (23464 & 23462) area ONLY! Sight and Hearing Conservation - Provide eye and hearing exams, eyeglasses and hearing aids for indigent persons. Collect used eyeglasses and hearing aids for recycling. Sight and Hearing Van - Conduct hearing, sight and glaucoma test free. Leader Dog School - Club sponsors eligible blind people to attend the Leader Dog School in Rochester, MI.

The Treasurer is responsible for collecting all personal property and real estate taxes. Items taxable to individuals include: motor vehicles boats and trailers campers and mobile homes Items taxable to businesses include: furniture and fixtures machinery and tools merchants' capital, and other tangible personal property used in the course of business. The Treasurer is also responsible for collecting state income tax payments and estimated state income tax payments. Taxpayers may receive assistance in filling out their income tax papers in the office of the Commissioner of the Revenue. State income taxes are due and payable by May 1. The Campbell County tax date calendar is available here. The offices of the Commissioner of the Revenue and the Treasurer offer taxpayer assistance and all taxpayers may direct questions to either the Treasurer or the Commissioner.

Connect people to vital resources and information regarding transportation services; access to food; affordable housing; healthy aging; end of life; dementia information and, livable / age-friendly communities. Provide educational programs and support to older adults in the community and provide support and programs to caregivers (including interactive videos on our website). Provide support to long-term care facilities through programs like iPADS for Seniors.

The Peer Mentor Provides motivation and serves as a role model of living independently with a disability; Assists with self-exploration and attainment of goals for independence; Provides information regarding community resources; and Promotes being part of the disability advocacy community speaking up for equal rights and opportunities.

Provides medically supervised methadone maintenance and Suboxone (buprenorphine) detox treatment to individuals who are attempting to overcome an addiction to or dependence upon heroin or other opioids.

A private, freestanding center for the treatment of alcoholism, drug abuse, and dual diagnoses.

Facilitates partnerships among public agencies and faith-based and community organizations. Serves as the clearinghouse and gateway for community and faith-based organizations interested in collaboration with government to address community needs. Promotes partnerships, training and technical assistance to help community-based organization build their capacity to provide effective services. Provides procurement and funding information to faith-based, volunteer, private, and community organizations as needed.

Provides transportation for the Town of Culpeper and Culpeper County. The Culpeper Connector provides transportation within the Town of Culpeper. The Culpeper Express offers curb-to-curb Demand-Response service within Culpeper County to complement the Culpeper Connector fixed route. Rides are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Reservations must be made at least 24-48 hours in advance. To reach the main office of Virginia Regional Transit, please call (540)341-3464.

MENTOR Virginia (MVA) provides consulting/coaching to youth mentoring program staff and ongoing support to new and established programs across Virginia through the National Mentoring Resource Center (NMRC).

The Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act funds this program to provide legal and advocacy services to assist children and adults with severe, lifelong disabilities who require special care, housing, treatment, and services and who have been abused, neglected, or discriminated against, due to their disability. Problems related to education, residential care, training centers, community rehabilitation programs, infant programs, and activity centers are handled under this program. The most common DD issues include: special education services; abuse and/or neglect of persons in special programs; the right to live, learn, and work in the most integrated setting; assistive technology and assistive technology services to support independence; freedom to make independent decisions whenever possible; and access to programs and services.

*After-school- Pre K- 12th grade (3PM-5PM) After-school students are divided by grade level with four classes and 2 teachers in most classes. Pre-K - 1, 2nd -3rd, 4th - 5th, and Middle School classes participate in nutrition, Christian Education, help with homework, and recreation each afternoon. *Summer Program for all ages (9AM-NOON,NOON-3:00PM)

Goochland County Public Schools offers a variety of special education programs and related services for students with disabilities. Special education services consist of instruction and supports designed to meet the learning needs of students who struggle with learning through the general curriculum and standard methods of instruction. For more information, please see our website: https://www.goochlandschools.org/page/special-education

Provides financial assistance to families with dependent children based on federal and state standards. Children in the home must be under age 18.

Non Profit Agency providing emergency financial assistance for rent, electric, water, and heating fuel.

The Department of Community Resources assists and connects volunteers, human service organizations and available resources to address community needs.

Protects the community, carries out judgments imposed by the courts, provides a safe and humane environment for those committed to our custody and strives to increase the number of inmates who return to the community as law abiding citizens. Jail: 540-853-2621 Civil Process: 540-853-2721 Booking (Intake): 540-853-2331

Healthy Families provides voluntary, comprehensive home-visiting services that support at-risk expectant and new parents and help prevent poor childhood outcomes. Home visits are activity-based and focus on a variety of topics including healthy family functioning, family goal planning, maternal and child health, positive parenting strategies, child development, and school readiness. Home visitors also provide families with referrals to a wide array of community resources.

Virginia Industries for the Blind (VIB) is a division of the Virginia Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired. Its mission is to employ and develop Virginians who are blind, vision impaired, or deafblind through the manufacture and delivery of quality products and services. VIB offers paid jobs in manufacturing and customer service, Contract service positions and Vocational training and evaluation to help workers build skills and advance in their careers. Altogether, VIB provides employment, training, and career growth opportunities, plus a wide range of products and services, for people who are blind, vision impaired, or deafblind throughout the Commonwealth.

The Falls Church Animal Control Officer enforces city and state codes and laws dealing with animals and their control. The Animal Control Officer also investigates cruelty cases and can assist residents with wildlife concerns.

Investigates unusual numbers in circumstances of a variety of certain illnesses and conditions, which are reported to the health department. By law, several infectious communicable diseases and certain other conditions must be reported by local physicians, hospitals, and labs. When outbreaks are believed to be food or water borne, identification and testing of the potential sources in food and water may be conducted in order to identify the cause of the illness. Education of the public is provided to minimize risk of future outbreaks.

Police Records Section providing information (crash reports, incident verifications, etc...) to the public in accordance with laws pertaining to the Virginia Freedom of Information Act that fall under state code section 2.2-3700.