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

Environmental Health evaluate and inspect restaurants, schools, hotels, motels, campgrounds, summer camps, migrant labor camps, adult and child day care centers and vendors at public temporary events for food safety. EH conducts site evaluations for design and permitting of septic systems and private wells and also review private sector submittals for permit issuance. EH staff perform inspections and investigate reports of raw sewage or other ground water contamination. Staff work to provide assistance and useful information to the public regarding their sewage disposal systems and private water supplies.

Compass is a personalized service to help with complex challenges, including understanding insurance basics, troubleshooting insurance coverage issues, seeking financial assistance for medical care and other living expenses, finding answers to legal questions related to work, school, disability/government benefits, and much more.

Provides disaster relief and disaster preparedness for residents of the Rappahannock area.

Building affordable homes for families in the City of Winchester and the counties of Frederick, Clarke, and Shenandoah. Homes are sold to partner families with a low interest mortgage. Habitat families are selected: 1) completion of application and credit report, 2) ability to pay mortgage, 3) inability to obtain conventional financing for a home, 4) living in substandard housing, 5) meet income requirements and 6) agree to partner with affiliate.

A government organization charged with the responsibility of maintaining law and order. Town of Tazewell Police Department operates Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM-4:30 PM ONLY. They do not handle 9-1-1 calls. The 9-1-1 and after-hours non-emergency calls are handled through the Tazewell Sheriff's office by dialing 9-1-1 or the dispatch center numbers 276-988-0902 or 276-988-0645.

Program supplying nutritional 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. For lost EBT card call customer service at 866-281-2448. You may also go to your local DSS office to receive a new card.

The Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC) conducts program evaluation, policy analysis, and oversight of state agencies on behalf of the Virginia General Assembly. The duties of the Commission are authorized by the Code of Virginia.

Provides mutual support groups to victims of emotional, physical and sexual violence and their children. Provides public outreach, Information & Referral services for survivors and coordinates services between community agencies. If you need assistance, please call the 24 hour Hotline at (540)886-6800 or toll-free at (800)564-2836. You can also reach the Virginia Sexual Assault Hotline toll-free at (800)838-8238.Can also be reached by text 804-793-9999 or chat online at https://vadata.org//chat/

Provides child support enforcement services, including: locating the non-custodial parent; establishment of paternity; establishment and modification of an order for child support; and health insurance coverage; enforcement; and collection and distribution of support payments to the custodial parent or guardian(s).

Offers copies of death certificates to appropriate parties for deaths occurring in the last 5 years. (Older deaths, please use state vital records office.) All birth certificates are issued from the Richmond Bureau of Vital Statistics.

Comprehensive health care for all patients, includes preventative exams and care for chronic and urgent health issues.

Respite care is offered to caregivers. Call for information. Note: Generation Solutions works with the Alzheimer's Association to provide respite care for caregivers of Alzheimer's patients on a scholarship basis.

Connects people with opportunities to serve, provides technical consultation to agencies or groups who would like to develop or improve their volunteer programs, provides information about volunteer management training and other management resources and promotes local volunteering.

No-cost furniture and furnishings for persons of low-income.

The coordinating agency for all court-related alternative community service (ACS) work in the Prince William County (PWC) area, for both adult and juvenile cases. Routinely process referrals from the 31st General District Court and PWC probation offices, fees paid by the county. Cases from other courts, jurisdictions or probation offices, as well as self-referrals opting to perform ACS prior to conviction, are subject to a fee of $100 (exact change or money-order only, no checks or credit cards) payable at intake.

Provides a program for troubled at-risk youth. This program is available by agency referral only. Agencies by refer at-risk youth for services which include Special Education, Foster Care and Foster Care Prevention.

Housing assistance for persons and/or families with low or moderate income, disabilities, elderly, or displacement. Programs administered include HUD, Section 8, rent subsides or VHDA, and low interest mortgage programs.

Provides evaluation and treatment services for children and adolescents who are suppected of having attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), specific learning disorders including dyslexia and dyscalculia, autism spectrum disorders, and/or emotional/behavioral disorders including those characterized by mood dysregulation, anxiety and disruptive behaviors.

The Client Assistance Program was established as part of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 to explain and protect the rights of and benefits to persons who are clients of or applicants for services provided by the Department of Rehabilitative Services, Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired, Centers for Independent Living, or programs funded under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. dLCV can assist eligible individuals to help resolve problems with a client's counselor or case manager, mediate disagreements about services, provide information on additional resources, and represent clients who are denied services or provided inappropriate services.

Project SEARCH: Carilion Clinic is a one year program that provides education and on-site training to prepare youth with disabilities to be work ready upon graduation from high school. The program, which serves as a workforce alternative for students in their last year of high school, is located at a community health-care facility, Carilion Clinic. Students participating in Project SEARCH: Carilion Clinic report each day to the host business, learn employability skills in the classroom, and job skills while participating in three unpaid internships during the year. Students actively participate in defining their career goal and planning the necessary steps to achieve that goal. Students also have the added benefit of learning life skills, such as utilizing public transportation, to report to work sites. The ultimate goal, upon program completion, is to have the skills necessary to obtain competitive employment. Students are chosen for the program by a selection committee made up of individuals from the organizations involved in the Project SEARCH: Carilion Clinic collaboration including the Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services (DARS) and local school systems. The Down Syndrome Association of Roanoke generously provided the funds to cover startup costs for the program.

Funds companion services, for limited hours each week, to assist low-income individuals (aged, blind, disabled) with personal care or light housekeeping tasks. Seeks to prevent institutionalization. Also refers to volunteer program.

project:HOMES developes senior apartment communities and builds affordable homes. Help low-income and the elderly remain in their homes to comfortably age in place. Senior apartments include the William Byrd on Broad Street, Omni Park Place in Ashland and Parham Park Place I & II in Henrico.

Groups of citizens gather together for mutual protection and crime prevention.

HELPLINE is staffed by professionals who understand the unique challenges faced by today's military and veteran families. Free service offers information, creates connections and gives hope to struggling families, wherever they are. Serve as a future resident's first step to moving to the National Home.