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The Client Choice serve perishable and non perishable items. It also has fresh fruits and vegetables, meats and other donated goods. There is also hygiene products, feminine products and at time baby items and food.

Strives for excellence in the provision of cemetery services and maintenance of family history.

Prince William County Department of Parks, Recreation offers a wide variety of recreation activities at any of the recreation centers, waterparks, community centers and community swimming pools, skateparks, sports fields and trails.

OPTIONS (Opening People To Individual Opportunities in a Network of Support) offers day support to individuals with developmental disabilities. The activities at OPTIONS include a variety of individualized and group projects which are both center and community-based. Licensed by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS), Office of Intellectual Disability Supports (OIDS), and funded primarily through the Mental Retardation Community Medicaid Waiver and the Developmental Disabilities Medicaid Waiver.

The Visual Arts Center offers a variety of exciting art classes and special workshops.

Provides emergency financial assistance once every twelve months with utility disconnect bills, rent eviction or 5 day pay or quit notices, and prescriptions. Any resident outside of Southwest or Northwest Roanoke City will need to obtain a referral from an agency in their area of residence. Does NOT offer assistance with Oxford House rents.

Provides food, shelter, medical care and companionship to the homeless and unwanted companion pets of our area. Offers humane education, pet assisted therapy, meaningful volunteer experiences, and pet/owner training classes. Emphasizes the importance of the human/animal bond and help to create loving relationships between pet and guardian. We provide financially based pet safety net services to keep pets and their guardians together. Services include, but are not limited to, veterinary care support, behavior support, temporary fostering, pet deposit assistance and pet food assistance.

Provides a subsidized housing apartment complex for low income individuals and families living in Hampton.

The Community Services Program is a multicultural program promoting self-sufficiency and community belonging through neighborhood educational programs and services for newly arrived and low-income Arlington County residents.

Home visiting is a proven prevention strategy for delivering family-strengthening services to children and parents. Families are typically referred prenatally or at the time of the baby's delivery. Families will receive an initial visit, during which their strengths and needs are identified. A determination is then made about whether Healthy Families or other services in the community are right for them. Families are voluntarily connected to community resources they prefer. Families who do best in the program are willing to receive at least one home visit per week for the first six months after the baby's birth. After that the frequency is determined by their needs and progress. Families have the choice to receive services until the child enters preschool or until the child's fifth birthday. Families must enroll prenatally or within three months of birth. There are no income restrictions.

Coordinates and maintains all signals and signs within the city street system. The Traffic Operation also provides and maintains a roadway signing network and pavement marking program to guide the motoring public; maintains City parking meters and collects meter revenues; and operates the vehicle impounding facility.

The Victim Assistance Helpline helps crime victims understand their rights and options, connect with resources, access referrals and identify next steps.

Works to end the criminalization of poverty in Virginia by exposing and addressing criminal legal system policies that target people because of poverty and race. Through a mix of community organizing, local and statewide policy advocacy, and litigation, our program intervenes at many points in the criminal legal system. Our campaigns range from initial law enforcement contact in the community, through the courts, to individuals' confinement in Virginia's jails and prisons, and finally to their reentry into the community.

Provide opportunities for leisure activities for all ages through quality programming and creating partnerships with community organizations, agencies, and citizen groups to enhance the quality of life through recreation services.

Herpes Resource Center (HRC) focuses on increasing education, public awareness, and support to anyone concerned about herpes.

The purpose of Chesterfield Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court is to provide an independent forum to: (1) resolve juvenile and domestic relations disputes and other legal matters in a fair, efficient, and effective manner; and (2) protect the rights of all parties before the Court pursuant to the laws of Virginia and the Constitutions of Virginia and the United States. The Court will advance the best interests of youth and families; and serve and protect the citizens of the Commonwealth of Virginia, by holding individuals accountable for their actions.

Programs include Therapeutic Horsemanship, Mental Health, Education, and Coaching, serving individuals of all ages who are experiencing a personal challenge. EAAT services include Therapeutic Riding, Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL), Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), Hippotherapy, and other equine-focused therapeutic programs.

Regional VOADs coordinate with their local agencies, organizations, and communities to help plan, prepare, respond to and recover from disasters. SEVA VOAD Officers President - Anthony Lloyd, Operation Blessing Treasurer - Joe Collins, Your Not For Profit Controller Secretary - Chef Thomas Yager, Mercy Chefs

Provides an incarceration facility for offenders.

If you are in need of shelter or housing services please call Centralized Intake at the Foothills Housing Network Homeless Assistance number 540-724-6630. This is an automated number so please leave your name, number where you can be reached and brief description of services you need. Someone will call you back in 24-48 hours. Make sure you are available for a call back. Centralized Intake will take your information and then forward it to the correct service provider. Prevention funds are provided to families and individuals who meet the requirements of the program and are facing homelessness in 14 days or less. The program is designed to divert clients from homelessness and if necessary provide financial assistance for back rent to keep them stably housed. Case management is provided on a monthly basis to help clients retain housing stability. This could include budget and housing counseling, developing a housing service plan or referrals to needed resources.

Provides primary health care to any HIV positive or AIDS client. Gives referrals to other agencies when necessary.

Reunification of the family by correcting problems that ultimately led to the Foster Care placement. This involves working with the natural family, the child, the foster family, the court, and various community resources. The Child Welfare Unit is responsible for the recruitment, approval, and re-evaluation of foster care homes. A volunteer Foster Care program is offered to families in need of respite care for their children.

William and Mary's predominantly residential undergraduate program provides a broad liberal education. The undergraduate program is integrated with selected graduate and professional programs in five faculties -- Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Law, and Marine Science. Masters and doctoral programs in the humanities, the sciences, the social sciences, business, education, and law provide a wide variety of intellectual opportunities for students at both graduate and undergraduate levels.

Full Circle also provides Individual Counseling services both in office and through interactive video conferencing at a reduced rate for those grieving the death of a loved one. Specialty areas include grief and loss, traumatic loss (such as homicide, suicide, traumatic accident), and anticipatory grief. Some insurance accepted as well as a reduced self-pay rate offered.

Play Therapy and Theraplay (ages 2 or older) are the preferred treatments for young children. The primary delivery method is child-centered. When appropriate, filial therapy techniques are utilized to teach parents/guardians how to play therapeutically with their children. Also available through telehealth portal if preferred.