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Operate the No Limits day support club and provide information and referral services to survivors of acquired brain injury.

Support Groups for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Groups are open-ended meeting once per week in the evenings. Children program is available for participants who would like to bring their children.

Free car seats available to families who meet income and other guidelines. Parents attend a short instructional session to learn the correct placement and use of the car seat or booster seat.

Administers programs that enhances public safety by controlling and supervising sentenced offenders in a humane, cost efficient manner, consistent with sound correctional principles and constitutional standards.

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.

3-4 visits to Casa Latina per year to provide consular services for Mexicans living in the Roanoke area and beyond: passports, consular IDs, etc.

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.

Provides respite care for children and young adults nine years and older who have special needs for support and supervision as a result of their mental retardation diagnosis. The family must coordinate transportation arrangements via school or private transportation services.

The Meherrin Regional Library serves as an essential public asset by providing evolving information, and promoting reading, life-long learning and enjoyment for all.

Level of service provided by an assisted living facility for adults who require assistance with at least two activities of daily living. Included in this level of service are individuals who require assistance because of significant behavior problems. Facilities licensed for the assisted living level of care also may provide care to residents who require only the residential level of care.

The Director of Elections/General Registrar is responsible for maintaining accurate voter registration records, managing absentee by-mail and early voting, reviewing and maintaining candidate filings, handling FOIA requests, and the myriad of tasks required for conducting elections. The Registrar works hand in hand with the three-member Electoral Board. Together we administer elections by procuring ballots and other supplies, managing elections equipment, overseeing polling places, training Officers of Election to work the polls, and recording, reviewing and reporting election results. We enjoy educating our voters about election processes.

edical care for public assistance recipients and medically needy persons (i.e. persons of low income who can meet their maintenance needs but have insufficient income to provide the cost of medical care).

Educates families, professionals, and the community about Alzheimer's disease. Free community presentations, family caregiver workshops, professional training, and an annual conference.

The Free Clinic of Pulaski County serves those in the community who are otherwise not served by Medicaid or Medicare, do not have private health insurance and whose entire household income falls at or below 300% of the Federal Poverty Guideline. The clinic also assists patients in accessing the Medication Assistance Programs of the various pharmaceutical manufacturers.

Helps lower-income children ages 3 and 4, begin school on a equal developmental footing with their more advantaged peers and helps their families become more self-sufficient. This is accomplished through a center- and home-based high-quality early care and education program, parent support and involvement, health and nutrition services, transportation, family services, and services for children with special needs. Children are given breakfast, lunch and a snack.

Provides Comprehensive Fitness Programs Certified Personal Trainers, Wellness/Nutrition Education, Exercise Studio for Group Classes, Full Gymnasium, Full Basketball Courts, Indoor Walking/Running Track, Volleyball & Pickleball Courts, Racquetball Court, Handball Court, Child Watch & Playground, Indoor Heated Tennis Courts, Cross Training Area, Kids Tween Room with Wii, Cardio Equipment, Spin Bikes, and Complete Weight Selection.

FAMIS is Virginia's program that helps families provide health insurance to their children and pregnant women. Programs include FAMIS, FAMIS Moms, FAMIS Select, and Smiles for Children.

Magistrate duties include issuing various types of processes such as arrest warrants, summonses, bonds, search warrants, subpoenas, emergency protective orders, mental health detentions and certain civil processes.

Operate a thrift store with brand name clothing and shoes, infant to adult sizes. Furniture, appliances, computers & electronics, housewares, toys, books, etc. collectibles and antiques.

Counseling helps support individuals through life’s most difficult circumstances. Counseling supports the growth of personal strengths and helps empower individuals to make healthy choices for positive change.

Employment program for TANF recipient. Part of the Statewide Welfare Reform Program.

Permits for on-site sewage disposal systems and private well water supplies. Food establishment plan reviews, routine inspections, and annual permitting. At various times, special classes may be available for certifying commercial food handlers. Oversee campgrounds, swimming pools, migrant labor camps, hotels, child and adult care facilities and rabies control.

A 115-bed intermediate and skilled care facility.

The Youth Career Center (YCCHR) provides career exploration, job preparation, and financial literacy education to youth ages 14-24. Services are provided through on-site group tours, scheduled workshops or programs, and to individuals on a walk-in basis. Additionally, the YCCHR hosts recruitment events on behalf of local employers.

Receives and investigates complaints of child abuse/neglect to determine if the act occurred and the amount of risk to the child involved. Removal or placement of children through the legal process may be necessary for the child's protection. Coordinators also provide counseling and ongoing supportive services to families with substantiated cases of child abuse/neglect. In addition, the promote community awareness and education of child abuse/neglect.