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A male correctional facility. Security Level 2 - Assignment Criteria: For Initial Assignment ONLY. No Escape History wthin past 5 years. Single Life sentences must have reached their parole Eligibility Date (PED). No disruptive behavior for at least past 24 months prior to consideration for a transfer to any less secure facility.

The Division of Juvenile Community Programs are designed to enhance public safety by reducing juvenile delinquency through various valuable prevention services, and evidence based intervention programming that strengthens families and changes the lives of at-risk youth.

Mecklenburg County Public Schools offers an alternative school program to assist students who are unable to complete their education in a traditional manner in the public school setting. Students referred to the alternative school will continue their academic classes using NovaNet. NovaNet is a computerized, web-based curriculum that meets the Virginia Standards of Learning. The Secondary GED preparation program is an option for students 18 years of age and younger who require a nontraditional program because they are academically at-risk and/or a potential dropout. This program is designed to provide students with the academic knowledge necessary to pass the GED test.

Needs assessment, case management, and referral to a network of providers to help youth exhibiting negative behaviors. TOP (Teamwork ~ Options ~ Pathways to Success) is an interest and needs based prevention program designed to connect youth and their families with services that can refocus youth in the right direction by building on their strengths and providing them with a positive support system.

A job search facility where the public has access to job leads, the internet, fax machine, office equipment and newspapers. Also offers employment workshops, resume assistance, career guidance and assessments. Also implements Workforce Investment Opportunity Act, WIOA, eligibility and provides training when appropriate.

Adoption services are provided to children who need permanent families, birth parents who are unable to parent their children, and adoptive parents who want to provide a home for a child not born to them.

WIC (Wholesome Informed Choices, formerly Women, Infants and Children) program, is a supplemental nutrition education program that provides nutrition education, private & group sessions with a nutrition expert, breastfeeding/chestfeeding support, referrals to other services (ex. health and dental care), healthy recipes and access to healthy foods.

Animal Control Division strives to promote the safe treatment of animals, to protect those community members who cannot speak for themselves. The Animal Control Officer/Police Officers attempts to educate people about animal rights and available protection services by encouraging spaying and neutering; working to address the problems of abandonment; and looking for ways to redistribute strays into caring homes before those pets are euthanized for lack of space and money.

The Falls Church Animal Control Officer enforces city and state codes and laws dealing with animals and their control. The Animal Control Officer also investigates cruelty cases and can assist residents with wildlife concerns.

Services offered: treatment for minor illness and injury, laboratory tests and X-rays, treatment for work-related injuries and worker's compensation cases, physical exams including camp, sport, school and pre-employment, alcohol and drug testing, flu shots. **Masks are required at this location.**

The FLHF has a part time home buyer counselor on staff to assist first time home buyers and access to financial education programs.

Retirement village include 14 individual 2-bedroom privately-owned cottages for independent living and a 60 bed assisted living facility with 20 additional beds for residents with Alzheimer's or a related dementia.

Shinefort provides adoption through treatment foster care. Shinefort recognizes that adoption is a lifelong process, creating a relationship between a child and adoptive parents. Shinefort pays special attention to the complex circumstances that give rise to the need for adoption and to the stresses and adjustments that ensue for all parties in this process.

The Fairfax County Rental Program includes rental property owned and/or operated by the Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority, and serves eligible low and moderate income households. Income limits apply.

Arlington's Senior Adult Programs office provides a wide range of ways for people 55 and over to find enjoyment and practice a healthy lifestyle.

The State Ballet of Virginia presents professional ballet performances; trains ballet dancers, both student and professional; and excites and nurtures a love of dance through a wide range of community engagement programs.

Offers an informal forum, for those who have had an amputation, to share with each other and gather new information. Guest Speakers are invited periodically to address topics of interest to the group. Families are welcome. For more information on support groups contact the Amputee Coalition of America (ACA) (888)AMP-KNOW or visit the web site http://www.amputee-coalition.org/.

Receives reports of abuse and neglect; conducts investigations to determine validity of the CPS reports; and provides services that enhance child safety and prevent further abuse and neglect to families and children.

Administers county services.

Voter registration applications and records, election records, candidate filings, absentee ballots, early voting, election information.

The Child Care Subsidy Program provides financial assistance to eligible families to help pay for the cost of childcare so they can work or attend education or training programs

Provides advocacy and support for victims of domestic violence. Call the Victim/Witness Program if: *for questions about your role as a witness; *would like an explanation of court procedures or a courtroom tour before you testify; *want assistance filing for victims' compensation; *need a referral to social services agencies that provide emergency financial assistance; *would like someone to escort you to court; *have received crime related threats or harassment; *need information regarding the status of your case; *want a referral to legal aid. If you are the victim of a crime you may be entitled to the following: *PROTECTION: separate waiting area while your case is being heard. *FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: prompt return of property being held as evidence as the conclusion of the case and information about filing for Crime Victims' Compensation. *NOTIFICATION: employer contact to ensure that you are excused from work while appearing in court as a victim or witness. Case status and disposition information about your case. Notification from a local jail or the penitentiary of the convicted assailant's release or name change. Notification from the Attorney General's Office of an appeal being granted (All upon written request which can be accomplished through the Victim/Witness Program) without cost to you. *VICTIM INPUT: submission of a victim impact statement after defendant's conviction. Ability to remain in court during your case, unless excluded as a material witness or by order of the court. *COURTROOM ASSISTANCE: confidentiality of your address, phone number and place of employment (on request). Provision of an interpreter during court proceedings. *RESTITUTION: the defendant can be ordered by the court to pay a restitution to the victim of the crime. If the victim has had medical costs, damage or loss resulting from an offense, the court may order the victim be reimbursed by the defendant.

The special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a short-term intervention program designed to influence nutrition and health behaviors of those eligible for WIC.

Housing for seniors 62 years or older.

A major male institution. Security Level 3 - Assignment Criteria: Single, multiple, & Life + sentences must have served 20 consecutive years on sentence. No disruptive behavior for at least past 24 months prior to consideration for a transfer to any less-secure facility.