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An independent living residence.

Administers county taxes, business licenses, and processes locally filed State income taxes.

Art-making workshops designed to be accessible to all ages and skill levels, providing a welcoming environment for everyone to explore their creativity, build confidence, and learn new skills.

Outpatient counseling available for a variety of mental health issues. Most insurances accepted. Individual, couples, and family counseling offered for ages 5 and up. Self pay available. Specialties include trauma and abuse, faith based counseling, and dissociation.

General public library services are provided, such as the summer reading program, story hour, reference service, recreational reading, self-improvement, and educational support. Faxes, copiers, public computers, and Wifi are available.

Provide assistance to homeschool families by providing curriculum, record keeping, tutoring, monitoring, etc.

Supervises adult offenders referred for probation supervision by all three Loudoun County Courts. Probation officers supervise specialized caseloads of offenders with convictions such as domestic assault and battery, driving while intoxicated, and sex offenses. Additionally, there are designated probation officers for Spanish-speaking offenders, as well as Mental Health Docket and Adult Drug Court participants.

Programs are uniquely designed to teach personal and community leadership skills through the core values of Outward Bound: integrity, excellence, compassion and inclusion. Whether rock climbing, backpacking, canoeing, or exploration, each student participates in a curriculum-based, team-building experience developed to instill a stronger sense of leadership in the student's personal life and to inspire and prepare them to take on leadership roles in their communities.

Responsible for providing 24-hour care for youth ordered into custody, for providing services to family members which promote the child's return to the birth family, and for providing custody studies, home family assessments, and ensuring parental rights are legally terminated if the child is adopted.

Operates a low cost, multi-service thrift store warehouse including clothing, furniture and housewares.

House of Hope is a 6 to 9 month program for homeless men to get back on their feet. They must be able to obtain employment, save money and remain drug and alcohol free.

Provides eligible families with a monthly cash payment to meet their basic needs. For a child to be eligible he must be: - Under age 18, or if 18, will graduate from high school before age 19; - Going to school regularly if he is between the ages of five and 18; - Living with a parent or other relative; - A United States citizen or an eligible immigrant. Emphasizes personal responsibility. Participants may be provided with services such as job skills training, work experience, job readiness training, child care assistance, transportation and other work related expenses. A child will not be eligible if born to or adopted by a TANF recipient more than 10 months after an applicant begins to receive TANF payments. The Division of Child Support Enforcement will send all support collected for this child directly to the family. This support will not count as income in the TANF program.

Represents the State of Virginia in prosecuting crimes.

Treatments offered: in-center dialysis, and transplant support. Features: single use of dialyzers.

Administers the election laws and oversees voter registration for the city of Galax.

Provides the community with basic prevention strategies to enhance protective factors, such as promoting positive mental and emotional well-being and decreasing risk factors such as peer pressure and availability of drugs.

Provides emergency shelter, food, clothing and spiritual guidance for the homeless. Also, it provides food, clothing and other necessities to needy persons in the community. The Mission provides 3 meals daily every day of the year. It also provides community outreach to non-residents of the shelter and offers services to disaster victims.

Provides food pantry services to families when other welfare programs cannot meet their needs.

Provides a private, non-profit charitable organization offering emergency assistance such as utility assistance. *No hotel or rental assistance.

To provide services and support to a diverse population that is working to achieve independence and stability through the community resources MPDSS provides.

The goal of the tuberculosis control program is to prevent the spread of the disease tuberculosis in the community by identifying illness, providing treatment, and taking actions to prevent the spread of disease.

TB program provides services to Henrico residents of all ages that are TB suspects, TB cases, contacts of TB cases, symptomatic of TB, and evaluation of positive TB skin tests, positive IGRA (Interferon Gamma Release Assay) or abnormal chest x-ray suggesting TB. Evaluates clients with signs/symptoms of TB. Language line available for all languages.

The nutrition program provides nutritious meals that meet 1/3 of the daily recommended dietary allowances as required by Federal regulation. Meals are provided to those individuals 60+ years of age who are in greatest economic, social and physical need.

Provides community health education, conducts immunization assessments in schools and day care centers and participates in a variety of community activities and partnerships.

Therapeutic Foster Care is a temporary arrangement in which approved caregivers open their hearts and home to provide safe, loving, and nurturing care for youth whose birth family are unable to care for them. Therapeutic foster parents receive specialized training and additional support services to care for youth who experience a variety of needs. These needs may include: emotional, behavioral, or social challenges, complex medical needs, physical or intellectual disabilities or who may have experienced multiple placements within the foster care system.