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This Federal program is designed to provide nutritious meals to children and adults while in group care by off-setting their center's food costs. We administer this program for child care centers, adult care centers, and afterschool programs.

Loudoun County Adult Day Centers help aging adults remain in the community as long as possible, providing support and respite to caregivers. All Centers are licensed by the Virginia Department of Social Services. Three licensed adult day centers provide therapeutic activities for older adults who cannot safely stay home alone and who would benefit from a supportive environment. The centers, located in Leesburg, Purcellville, and Ashburn offer services for clients with cognitive and physical disabilities. Locations: Eastern Loudoun Adult Day Center * 45140 Bles Park Drive * Ashburn, VA 20147 * M-F 7:30AM-5:30PM * 571-258-3232 Leesburg Adult Day Center * 16501 Meadowview Court * Leesburg, VA 20175 * M-F 7:30AM-5:30PM * 703-771-5334 Mac Brownell Adult Day Center * 200 E. Willie Palmer Way * Purcellville, VA 20132 * M-F 7:30AM-5:30PM * 571-258-3402

Faith-based organization who partners with Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore to provide assistance with food.

Warming centers are offered at the following recreation centers. Visit the Recreation Centers page for full business hours. Charles Houston Recreation Center (901 Wythe St.) Leonard “Chick” Armstrong Recreation Center (25 West Reed Ave.) Mount Vernon Recreation Center (2701 Commonwealth Ave.) Patrick Henry Recreation Center (4653 Taney Ave.) William Ramsay Recreation Center (5650 Sanger Ave.) In addition, the following Alexandria Library branches are open during the following hours for warming needs during cold weather: Monday to Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Charles E. Beatley, Jr. Central Library (5005 Duke St.) Parking: The library has a large parking lot with 175 spaces. Metrorail: King Street Station (Yellow & Blue Lines 3.2 miles); Van Dorn Station (Blue Line 2.1 miles) Metrobus: F23, F24, A28 DASH Bus: 30, 32 Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library (717 Queen St.) Parking: No library parking lot. Street parking is available. A paid parking lot is available on the 100 block of North Alfred Street. Metrorail: Yellow and Blue lines at Braddock Road (1 mile) and King Street Stations (1.1 miles). Metrobus: A11, A12, F19 DASH Bus: 30, 31, Old Town Circulator King Street Trolley: King & Columbus Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library (4701 Seminary Rd.) Parking: There is a library parking lot available. Metrorail: King Street Station Metrobus: F20 DASH Bus: 36A, 36B, 102 James M. Duncan, Jr. Branch Library (2501 Commonwealth Ave.) Parking: There is a small lot with 9 spaces. On street parking is available. Metrorail: Yellow and Blue lines at Braddock Road (1.3 miles) and King Street Stations (1.5 miles) Metrobus: A11, A12 DASH Bus: 33 For assistance with snow removal email [email protected] or call 703-836-2176. To request snow removal assistance, register at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9w3EcwgVT25naXkSHSBxjMbK5bzNh1nj-mNTwY6W_RJ4j2A/viewform

Provides urgent medical care and treats minor illnesses and injuries such as colds, cuts, ear infections, fevers, pink eye, sore throats, sprains, and fractures X-rays read by board-certified radiologists at the time of service (please call for special X-ray hours) Offers sports and school physicals, flu shots (in season), and workers compensation

To achieve and maintain optimum personal and community health for the residents in the Piedmont Health District by emphasizing health promotion, disease prevention, and environmental protection.

Provides clean, gently used clothing for women. Each woman can select a combination of clothing from the Clothing Closet with a volunteer as follows: Tops (Blouses, Sweaters, tanks, tees, etc.) Bottoms (slacks, jeans, skirts, etc.) Dress Women's Suit Accessory (shoe, purse etc. as available) *Each single mom will receive a combination of about 4 outfits.

Special Purpose Institution - Marion Correctional Treatment Center is a mental health hospital. Houses inmates classified to multiple levels of security.

Check the list below to find out which transactions are available at DMV Select locations. Vehicle Titles and Registrations Original (with or without liens), substitute and replacement titles and title maintenance (to change information on title records, adding/removing of names). Original registrations, renewals (including fleets), transfers, re-issues, and plate surrenders. License Plates Specialized and personalized plate orders, including the issuance of motorcycle, permanent trailer, truck, taxicab and local government use plates. Permits and Placards Trip permits and overload permits. Original issue of handicapped parking placards. Transcript Requests Driver transcripts and vehicle transcripts (helpful for those who apply for job where a driver's transcript is needed initially, submitted periodically or checked by their employer). Return Checks Full payment of return check fees. Voter Registration Applications TNC renewal or reissue Processing of Online or Franchise Dealerships PROHIBITED

There is no local emergency information at this time.

Works to enhance the lives of Portsmouth citizens by creating livable neighborhoods.

Provides books and other materials, specialized collections, programs and services for the informational, educational and recreational needs of children, teens, adults and special populations.

Provides a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) in the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) for all special education children ages two to twenty-one.

Crisis Stabilization and Mental Health Skill Building services provides support and reinforcement of functional skills and behavior related to the individuals' health and safety, ADL's and use of community resources; assistance with medication management, and monitoring health, nutrition, and physical condition.

The Virginia Real Estate Transaction Recovery Act provides relief to eligible consumers who have incurred losses through the improper or dishonest conduct of a licensed real estate salesperson, broker, or firm. The Recovery Fund is supported entirely by assessments paid by licensees, not by any tax revenues. Filing a claim does not guarantee payment. State law limits a single Recovery Fund claim to $20,000. Multiple claims involving the same real estate licensee are limited to $100,000 per biennial license period. If multiple claims involving one licensee exceed $100,000, the claim amounts must be prorated. If there is reason to believe there will be multiple claims involving one licensee, payment of claims will be delayed for a period not to exceed one year. The Recovery Fund does not pay interest, punitive damages, exemplary damages, or any amounts that do not constitute actual monetary loss to the claimant. However, the award (claim) may include attorneys' fees and court costs. Claimants should be aware that obtaining assistance from the Recovery Fund is not a swift process in most cases, and occurs only after all other civil legal remedies are exhausted.

The Outpatient Clinic serves the community by providing healthcare services to patients with or without insurance (no HMOs).

Provide access to care, in-person and online education and support with tools and information for all stages of pregnancy.

The Hope Center provides the following services: Kingdom Bread basket, food pantry, hot meals served, Kingdom clothing closet.

The Secretary of Natural and Historic Resources advises the Governor on natural resources issues and works to advance the Governor's top environmental priorities. The Secretary oversees five agencies that protect and restore the Commonwealth's natural and historic resources. The Secretary's office and all of the natural resources agencies work together to uphold the provisions of Article XI of the Virginia Constitution

Provide affordable rents to lower income households, seniors and persons with disabilities. Generally tenants pay 30 percent of their income as rent. NRHA's Client Services Department in partnership with area agencies, provides resident-focused programs to facilitate achievement of their highest level of economic and social independence.

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program offers free tax help to people who generally make $60,000 or less*, persons with disabilities, and limited-English speaking taxpayers, who need assistance in preparing their own tax returns. IRS-certified volunteers provide free basic income tax return preparation with electronic filing to qualified individuals.

A government organization charged with the responsibility of maintaining law and order.

The Virginia Department of Veterans Services' three veterans cemeteries provide a final resting place for our soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines-a place of honor, dignity, respect, and remembrance. The Virginia Veterans Cemetery is located in Amelia, the Albert G. Horton, Jr. Memorial Veterans Cemetery is located in Suffolk, and the Southwest Virginia Veterans Cemetery in Dublin. All cemeteries accommodate in-ground burial of casketed remains, in-ground inurnment of cremated remains, and above-ground inurnment of cremated remains in a columbarium.

Provides support, crisis intervention, safety planning, information and referral, and advocacy to families and individuals experiencing intimate partner violence. Assists individuals and families in accessing First Step's advocacy, counseling, and emergency shelter services.

Provides books and other materials, specialized collections, programs and services for the informational, educational and recreational needs of children, teens, adults and special populations. Provides a fee-based computerized information retrieval service for highly specialized data bases.