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Assists refugees and asylees in Northern Virginia to obtain health assistance and youth mentoring assistance. Immigration legal services are offered to assist with Adjustment of Status and other immigration refugee legal services. Behavioral Health and Child, Youth, and Family wellbeing supports are available for all populations.

This program provides free civil (non-criminal) legal assistance to low income people, and those 60 years of age or older, living in - or who have legal problems arising in, the City of Charlottesville or the counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa or Nelson.

Licensed professionals will help those served properly plan their medication schedule.

The Community Foundation administers a growing number of endowed scholarship funds that were established by individuals and organizations wishing to assist Central Virginia graduating high school seniors and adult learners pursue post-secondary education.

The CHAS Foundation's IFS Program connects individuals and families to resources and services throughout Hampton Roads while also providing peer support and guidance. Person's inquiring assistance ranges from those at the early stages of seeking treatment to those that feel they have utilized every community resource available and don't know what else to do. Components of this program include: · Peer Crisis Support · Peer Family Support · Individual Care Coordination · Support Navigating Court System · Transportation Assistance

Assists victims of crime and crime witnesses by providing information and referrals and support services during the legal process.

Provides partial income replacement for limited period of time for eligible individuals who become unemployed. To apply, either visit the web site at https://www.vec.virginia.gov/unemployment or call toll-free (866)832-2363 for the Customer Call Center.

An 80-bed, acute care medical center that serves the medical needs of the residents of Southside Virginia.

A long term care nursing facility offering comprehensive, progressive inpatient rehabilitation service for patients who have had joint replacement or other surgery, experienced a stroke, or been injured in an accident. Works with patient, physician and family to develop a complete, individualized recovery plan.

The provision of services in the home for the aged and disabled, to prevent out of home placement (meal preparation, personal hygiene care, light housekeeping, escort to needed resources and general supervision).

Offers 24-hour nursing care and around the clock admissions for skilled or intermediate levels of care, for individuals needing short-term rehabilitation or respite care, or those needing long-term care. Also provides a secured Dementia Unit that is specifically devoted to the care of individuals with Alzheimer's and other related dementia disorders.

Provides a Campus Kitchen Project at Washington and Lee that partners with Dining and Catering Services to make use of surplus food on campus. The Campus Kitchen also works in partnership with other local donors such as restaurants and grocery stores in order to receive food. Using a combination of prepared food from on-campus donations and food from these additional partners, the Campus Kitchen at Washington and Lee prepares and delivers hundreds of healthy and delicious meals to agencies and individuals in Rockbridge County every week.

A comprehensive additiction treatment center. Provide outpatient treatment and care for patients who are battling drug or alcohol addiction. Incorporates medication-assisted treatment (MAT), along with individual counseling, group therapy, social service support, and work on co-occurring disorders.

Determines eligibility for Medicaid program which pays for medical expenses of TANF recipients, the permanently disabled, the blind, pregnant women, children and elderly. (*Special telephone assistance for low income families may be available through the Lifeline and Link-Up Plans. Contact your local telephone company for details.) For more information on Medicaid, please call: Medicaid Recipient Helpline: (804)786-6145 Managed Care Helpline: (800)643-2273 Medicaid Provider Helpline: (800)643-2273

Resource Centers are health clinics with a variety of services available in public housing communities. All services are offered to anyone, and cost is based on a financial eligibility sliding sale. The Resource Centers also refer and connect patients to primary care providers and other community services, empowering residents to get connected to the care they need.

Provides special education services to students ages two through twenty-one.

Virginia Veteran and Family Support (VVFS) (formerly known as the Virginia Wounded Warrior Program) VVFS monitors and coordinates the delivery of behavioral health, rehabilitative, and supportive services for Virginia Veterans and their families. Services Offered - Comprehensive assessment of individual and family needs - Direct linkage to needed services including medical, behavioral healthcare, veterans benefits, housing, and employment assistance - Peer and family support groups - Couples workshops and family retreats - Assistance to homeless or incarcerated veterans

A residential transitional program for adults with chronic mental or emotional disabilities.

Provides direct assistance to find services and plan for services for individuals 60 and over, their caregivers. Also provide information and referral for those living with disabilities age 18 and over.

Performs soil evaluations for on-site sewage disposal systems and on-site evaluations for private drinking water wells. Provides periodic inspections of food establishments and temporary events. Performs Hotel/Motel and Bed & Breakfast inspections. Investigates food, on-site sewage, on-site well and food establishments complaints.

Provides direct services to victims and witnesses of crime. The program advocates for the victim to assure that the victim of crime is accorded fairness, dignity and respect by the officers, employees of the Commonwealth and it's political subdivisions and officers of the courts as provided by law.

Healthy Families provides parenting and child develpment information as well as referrals to community resources and services.

Goodwill operates the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Youth program for multiple Workforce Investment Areas in Virginia. The program is designed to provide training, employment, and educational opportunities to eligible, in and out of school, youth ages 16 to 24. Eligible youth must be low income and face one or more of the following challenges to successful workforce entry: Basic skills deficient Foster child School dropout Pregnant or parent Homeless or runaway Offender Need help completing an educational program or securing and holding a job The WIOA Youth program will help youth access opportunities for work-based learning, industry recognized credentials, and employment in demand occupations. Key components of the program are: Tutoring Adult mentoring Leadership development On-the-Job Training Career and academic preparation Paid and unpaid work experience Internship and training in demand occupations Pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship training

Offers eyeglasses to the financially needy. Client must be unable to receive glasses from a public program, and be unable to afford the full fee for glasses. Requests client pay part of the cost if possible. Appointment required.

Provides disaster preparedness, response, mitigation, and recovery services to the citizens of Buchanan County.