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A museum with two levels of exhibits and the restored White House of Confederacy. The Museum is open to the public 363 days a year and there is an admission fee. Education programs focusing on the history of the Confederate States of America, its government, military, art and civilian life, including free and enslaved African Americans. The museum also offers lecture series, adult and student workshops, and a variety of outreach programs.

JCIL maintains a fleet of vehicles, most of which are ADA accessible, to provide transportation to appointments in situations where no other transportation is available. JCIL also provides limited Medicaid transportation as well as group transportation to JCIL community events. Transportation is provided on a pre-scheduled basis only. To schedule a ride, contact Kristi Coomer, Executive Director

County funded formal education for children and adolescents through a graded system of instruction that focuses initially on basic skills such as reading, writing, and mathematics.

The Central Virginia Workforce Development Board (WDB) is the designated regional convener and administrative entity that coordinates workforce training and career services through federal funding from the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). We are charged with overseeing and implementing workforce development initiatives and activities throughout the Virginia Career Works – Central Region.

Historical cemetery The Oldest Continuously-Operated Public Cemetery in Virginia

Special services for refugees with official refugee status. Provides short-term maintenance payments and/or medical assistance for indigent refugees.

Provides a thrift shop with a wide array of excellent quality items from jewelry and clothing, small appliances, fans, bedding/linen and household goods to large furniture. Merchandise is in excellent condition and well-organized.

The Energy Assistance Program consists of three components: Fuel Assistance assists low-income eligible households by supplementing home energy costs. Applications are accepted the second Tuesday in October through the second Friday in November. Crisis Assistance assists low-income households with energy related emergencies. Applications are accepted November 1st through March 15th. Cooling Assistance assists households in acquiring or repairing cooling equipment and /or payment of electric bills to operate cooling equipment. Applications are accepted June 15th through August 15th. Additional information about EAP is available at www.dss.virginia.gov. Apply online anytime at https://commonhelp.virginia.gov.

Offers recreational, educational and cultural activities throughout the county. Also offers periodic health screenings and day and overnight trips. Limited transportation is available to Senior Centers.

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.

Provides for the needs of the patient to allow patient to remain living in their home, regardless of age or disability: Services may include: -Homemaker Services -Home Health Aides -General Nursing Care -Personal Care

Region Ten Prevention Services offers a range of community and school-based prevention services. Promote wellness by increasing protective factors for youth and families and decreasing risk factors that can lead to mental health and substance use concerns. Services include: Community Trainings Family & Community Wellness Student Assistance Program Coalitions/Community Organization

Provides adult learners with the opportunity to improve English grammar and vocabulary skills. Offers basic and intermediate English As a Second Language classes. ESL classes are free. They are held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:30am to 11:30am at the Wilson Avenue House in Blacksburg (404 Wilson Avenue, beside Harding Avenue Elementary School.)

Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Treatment Services provide persons with substance abuse problems and their families, treatment in a supportive and challenging environment. A variety of tracts are available to best accommodate the clinical needs of those served. Specialty tracts are also available for women, adolescents, and individuals involved in the criminal justice system, as well as individuals with co-occurring mental health disorders.

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.**

Provides affordable studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. Accepts Section 8 Housing vouchers.

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

Provides holiday assistance (food and/or gifts) to needy families and seniors.

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Specialist can provide training to persons who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing and their families and training to businesses, nonprofits, and professionals that serve persons who have a hearing loss. Responds to request for information and referrals on niche topics related to hearing loss including, but not limited to, where to find sign language classes, support services, assistive technology, and more. Specialist promote public awareness about services via exhibits at local-regional events. Specialist assist clients with their telecommunication needs including applications, assessments, installation, training and troubleshooting specialized telecommunication equipment.

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.

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/.

Offers affordable prescription eyeglasses.

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.

Providing disaster services and mobile feeding and hydration as well as emotional and spirtual care