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Provides trained and screened volunteers matched to persons with visual impairments requesting assistance with reading, shopping, recording material onto tape at mutually agreeable hours. Adult volunteers are required to complete a volunteer application with reference checks and participate in an orientation session. Other volunteer opportunities include Camp Lighthouse counselors, special events and office assistance.

Private duty personal care service provides care in your home, nursing facility or hospital. Will help with bathing, dressing, meal preparation, catheter care, mobility assistance. IN-HOME SUPPORT

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.

A family planning clinic is available for men and women at each health. Services include a physical exam, a pap smear, a check for sexually transmitted diseases, a discussion of birth control, assessment/treatment of minor vaginal disorders and the contraceptive method of choice.

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.

Provides free instruction for adults in reading, writing, math, basic computer skills, ESOL, and preparation for exams such as the GED and U.S. Citizenship test. Learners and volunteer tutors meet 1-3 hours per week at a public location (or remotely) at a mutually convenient time.

Hunger Lifeline is an emergency food assistance referral program that connects those seeking immediate aid with partner agencies.

Coordinates and activates emergency services in the time of disaster, (i.e., rescue, sheltering and medical care). Assigns agencies and volunteer groups at the local level to coordinate and carry out the disaster plan. Also provides emergency training for volunteers. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training was developed to teach ordinary citizens to care for themselves, their families, neighbors and co-workers in the event of an emergency or disaster where emergency responders might be delayed. If a disaster occurs, information on shelters, food, medical care, evacuation routes, etc. can be obtained by calling (540)434-4436 (line is activated during a disaster only and staffed by volunteers).

Offers assistance with prescription drugs to patients who do not have healthcare insurance or have exhausted their insurance coverage and other resources. Patients must be US citizen with a valid Social Security number and have an annual income below $30,000 per individual or $40,000 for couples. Call for complete drug list or visit web site for drug list and application.

Provides a variety of programs, facilities, and services to meet citizens' recreational needs.

To conserve Virginia's natural and recreational resources. State Park Offerings and Overnight Accommodations: 800-933-PARK Soil & Water: 804-786-2064 Natural Heritage: 804-786-7951 Land Conservation: 804-225-2048 Recreational Planning: 804-786-5046 Dam Safety and Floodplain Management: 804-371-6095 Chesapeake Bay Local Assistance: 804 225-3440 General Information - [email protected]

Provides a website for seniors, adults with disabilities, their caregivers and the providers that support them. Offers comprehensive information about local available services and supports. Individuals can ask questions by e-mail and get a response back from the 2-1-1 call center operators. Also makes available an electronic Medicaid Application that can be completed on-line and submitted directly to the appropriate local social services agency for processing.

Hotline for victims of abuse (all forms). Shelter for adult victims of domestic violence. Case Management, groups/classes for victims/survivors of domestic violence, safety planning, information and referrals, follow up program.

Support patients, residents, and family members who need support throughout the journey of illness, injury and recovery.

A community based day support program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Each participant receives individualized training and support to achieve their greatest potential.

VPAS' Meals on Wheels program provides and delivers a lunch-time meal for persons 60 years and older who are homebound and unable to prepare food for themselves.

Health department offices provide assistance and referral for treatment of sexually transmitted diseases; free, confidential HIV testing and counseling (HIV/STD/Viral Hepatitis Hotline: 1-800-533-4148) Free Hepatitis B & Hepatitis C testing available.

Goodwill operates the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Dislocated Worker program for multiple Workforce Investment Areas in Virginia. The program is designed to provide services to assist individuals, who have lost their job due to company closing or layoff, in obtaining training and industry recognized credentials in a demand occupation and to re-enter employment in high-growth industries. Career services are offered to all dislocated workers at Virginia Workforce Centers and Satellite Offices. These services include: Job search and placement assistance, including career counseling Labor market information identifying job vacancies, skills necessary for occupations in demand, and relevant employment trends in the local, regional, and national economies Initial assessment of skills and needs Information on available services and programs Follow up services to assist in job retention Dislocated Workers can also receive assistance in training for in-demand occupations. To access training assistance, individuals must meet one of the following criteria: Has been terminated, laid off, or lost job due to company closing and is receiving or has exhausted unemployment insurance compensation Self-employed and is no longer able to maintain the business due to general economic conditions or natural disaster Displaced homemaker who has been providing unpaid services to family members in home and has been dependent on the income of another family member Training may include: Occupational skills training in an occupation that is locally in demand Skills upgrading On the job training Industry recognized credentials Pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship training Academic and career preparation for training Post-training job search assistance

Administers the HOMEownership Down Payment Assistance Program that assists low income, first time home-buyers with grants to cover closing costs and housing payments. Also administers the SPARC Program which provides lower interest mortgages. Programs we currently provide... Pre-purchase Counseling HOMEownership Down Payment Assistance Program (HDPAP) Homeownership Education Classes.

Offers holiday sharing assistance program. Client may request needed items, such as clothing, one toy-type item per child, and a grocery gift certificate. Parent may request one family item. Not eligible to sign up unless you receive services from DCHS. Only children will receive gifts.

Provides a monthly grant and medical assistance to refugees for up to eight months after they arrive in the United States. Grant seeks to support their economic and social adjustment. Applicants have the right to file an application the same day they contact the agency and submit verification documents later.

Provides socialization and recreational events for seniors.

TRIAD is a cooperative effort of law enforcement agencies (police/fire/sheriffs), senior citizens, and senior organizations, focused on reducing crimes against our most vulnerable citizens: our seniors

The program is designed for nontraditional-age women, providing an environment that is both challenging and supportive.