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Provides comprehensive nursing and domiciliary care to Commonwealth of Virginia residents who are admitted to the DMVCC. Has 240 beds in the facility, on-site laboratory work, x-rays, physical therapy, podiatry care, and many other ancillary health care services. The Salem VA Medical Center is also located next door for additional services for those qualified.

This program helps those who are elderly, disabled or victims of fire. Based on each individual's need and our Board's guidelines, they may receive assistance with any of the following: material items, food. Some may qualify for assistance with rent, mortgage, utilities and heating (oil/propane/firewood).

Offers I-Ride public transportation services

Provides Hanover County residents with appropriate contacts at other agencies/organizations to meet their needs.

Coordinated Entry is provided for people experiencing a housing crisis to speak with a housing professional directly to assess the situation and make a referral to the most appropriate community partner.

The Fort Hill Community School is a nationally recognized alternative program. It is a program designed to accommodate educational, behavioral, and/or medical needs of students that cannot be adequately addressed in a traditional school environment. Placement in alternative education is determined by the school division. The goal of our alternative program is to provide opportunities for students who are not succeeding in the traditional classroom setting by helping them acquire the academic and social skills necessary to succeed.

Partnered with The Post Institute to develop a curriculum for a six week parenting skills development class. Classes will be offered to counties/cities in which TMC is already providing in-home services.

Transitional Housing for homeless men, Must be willing to make appropriate steps towards independece. Payment for stay will be assessed after an income has been established. Assist in any means necessary to achieve independence.

Provides wholesome and nutritious food to families and individuals at a reduced cost through a SHARE program (Self Help And Resource Exchange). Promotes volunteer service in communities, builds partnerships with community organizations and is committed to supporting local community groups where all may participate, serve and lead with dignity. Participants purchase approximately $40-$45 worth of food for $20.00 and must volunteer for at least 2 hours per month at SHARE or another community organization. ACCEPTS FOOD STAMPS.

Provides confidential testing, ADAP Drug program and social work services.

Second Chance Furniture and Moving operates as a unified enterprise. Men in our program do everything — from picking up donated items to restoring furniture to running the moving operation — gaining hands-on vocational experience every step of the way. All proceeds flow back into the overall organization — funding assistance for those who cannot afford care, sustaining the vocational program, and continuing to create job opportunities for men in recovery.

Offers accredited K through 12th grade programs of study in an environment aspiring to embody the love of Jesus as a learning community where every student belongs, thrives, and joins God's work in the world. Admissions: (540)236-6021

The Amelia County Department of Emergency Management (DEM) coordinates efforts to ensure that the County is able to mitigate, prepare for, respond to and recover from any type of natural or man-caused disaster. Amelia County uses an all-hazards approach to emergency preparedness, which means that planning efforts consider all types of man-caused disasters that could occur in the County or Region

Provides prepared lunches, educational programming and fun activities. Programs are designed to provide seniors with information to assist them to live as independently as possible.

Summer Camps offer creative, educational, and fun-filled experiences for children of all ages. Summer Art Camp is a full-day one week camp.

Medication Assisted Treatment Program, Suboxone and Vivitrol Clinic, Accepts Medicaid, Medicare and most Inusrance. Offers Counseling and Case Management as well.

Maintains public parks, recreation and swimming facilities throughout the county for recreational and athletic activities, and offer classes in leisure activities. These classes change and vary throughout the year.

Pre Admission screening process for individuals seeking Medicaid coverage of long term care services. Requests for screenings are made through the Department of Social Services. In home assessment by a registered nurse and a social worker. Identification of local community resources.

Provide clothing to community

Provided in each of the offices by clinical social workers, and counselors. Outpatient counseling services are brief in nature, often using "solution focused" or other brief models of behavior modification. Outpatient services are provided at four different locations: Main Center (adjacent to SWCC), Tazewell County Satellite Office (Tazewell), Russell County Satellite Office (Lebanon), and at the Buchanan County Satellite Office (Grundy). Services include: *Outpatient Mental Health Services for adults, children and adolescents; *Outpatient Substance Abuse Services for adults and adolescents; *Medication Services; *Crisis Services; *Mental Health Case Management for adults, children, and adolescents; *Mental Retardation Case Management for adults, children, and adolescents; *Substance Abuse Case Management for adults and adolescents; *Community-Based Prevention Services; *Infant Intervention Services.

Residential shelter for survivors (Women and Men) of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking and their children. Offers crisis intervention, court advocacy, lawyer referrals and assistance with obtaining restraining orders. Educational programs are available to schools, churches and area businesses. Emergency transportation only. The average stay is up to 60 days. Phone number listed is a 24-Hour hotline. LGBTQ+ friendly. Address is CONFIDENTIAL

A 108 unit facility that provides housing for low income families, people who are aged, and people with disabilities. Usually has a waiting list.

Coordinate emergency preparedness and response activities, provide critical coordination of information and resources to the community in order to alleviate problems and to promote a return to normalcy.

INTAKE CONTACT: Sarah Ramey, Program Coordinator Volunteers to spend 3 - 4 hours in farmer's fields and orchards gleaning (harvesting left over) fruit and vegetables. Must enjoy working outdoors. Opportunities available weekdays and Saturdays. NO experience necessary. Good group activity. Volunteers with trucks and vans to deliver produce to soup kitchens, shelters, food banks and other agencies. ADDITIONAL LOCATIONS: PO Box 25081, Durham NC 27702-5081(919) 683-3011, P O Box 536842 Orlando Fl 32853-6842 (407)650-1956, P.O. Box 5362, Jackson, MS 39296 (434)299-5956, P.O. Box 61086, Birmingham, AL 35261 (205) 245-3215, P.O. Box 712, Tifton, GA 31793, (229) 386-5800, 701 Gallatin Pike S Madison, TN 37115, (615) 878-6134

Provides a hot, well-balanced meal and an oppportunity for socialization in a group setting. There are Friendship Cafes located throughout the New River Valley. Transportation may be provided*. There is no charge for attending the Friendship Cafe, however contributions are welcomed. *Transportation sub-contracted through the New River Valley Senior Services, Incorporated.