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The Staunton Public Library does not currently take adult volunteers or offer community service opportunities. Interested adults may contact the Friends of the Staunton Library for volunteer opportunities. Teen volunteers may contact the Youth Services Librarian.

The Commissioner of the Revenue is the chief tax assessing officer for the local government.

Family Practice Office

Assists with financial emergencies. Includes electricity termination notices; rent/mortgage; heating fuel; medical/dental/prescription;motel for homeless (temporary);gas to go to work; other miscellaneous expenses

Offers individual, couple and family counseling services. Includes psychiatric evaluation, testing and treatment. Provides comprehensive outpatient substance abuse treatment services, including support groups and referrals.

Detecting and tackling developmental delays promptly allows for tailored support, bolstering cognitive, communication, and social proficiencies in children with autism spectrum disorder. This program emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis and treatment to foster development during crucial formative years.

The St. Teresa Food Pantry clients and their families who find themselves in need of food assistance. The food pantry is offered directly to Ocean View residents living in the 23503, 23505 and 23518 zip codes.

Provides a membership organization dedicated to the united interests of Shenandoah County business community. The Chamber advances the economic, industrial, professional, cultural, and civic welfare of Shenandoah County. Encourages the existing businesses and industries and aids new businesses in the area. Offers a varied range of seminars and programs to aid members. Membership fees based on company size.

An in-home visiting program matches experienced mothers with pregnant teenagers to help provide guidance as they make the adjustment to motherhood.

Provide training, information, and resources about child sexual abuse. The call is routed to an information and referral service representative in State and area from which the call originates.

Provides support and resources related to different housing situations: pre- and post-purchase, mortgage default counseling, rental counseling, fair housing, and homelessness. Housing counselors will listen to the situation; whether the person is renting or buying a home. Can speak with landlords or mortgage companies and help find local resources. Offers Renter Education Classes. Free Renter Education Workshops are held monthly in the NRV. Topics covered: Renter & Tenant Rights and Responsibilities Fair Housing Laws The Eviction Process Energy Savings Tips Financial Tips

Provides remedial educational services to students ages 6 through eighteen, who have learning disabilities and/or attention deficits. Offers full day remedial school, summers school program, tutoring, psycho-educational assessment, and parent consultation and education.

Comprehensive resources for individuals in domestic violence situations, whether physical, psychological, sexual, or economic. Via telephone, provides counseling for the abused, safety planning, preliminary intake for emergency shelter, and information and referral to other services available.

A home visiting, case management program providing nursing assessment, medical and social referrals for high risk pregnant women and infants up to the age of two.

Distributes staples, canned goods and perishable foods to eligible Arlington families referred by human service agencies.

Hayes E. Willis Health Center serves residents of South Richmond communities, providing families with low-cost health care for children, adolescents, adults and seniors.

The JDR courts are district courts, which in Virginia means they are not courts of record and there are no jury trials. All cases are heard and decided by the judge. Parties to a case can appeal the final decisions of the JDR court to the circuit court, which is a court of record and may involve a jury trial. The JDR courts handle cases involving: • children accused of delinquent acts, traffic infractions, or status offenses; • children in need of services or supervision; • children who have been subjected to abuse or neglect, or abandoned; • children whose custody, visitation, support, or parentage is before the court; • children for whom relief of custody or termination of parental rights is sought; • children in foster care and former foster youth in the Fostering Futures Program; • children seeking emancipation or work permits; • children whose eligibility for federal or state benefits requires certain findings by the court; • family or household members who have been subjected to or accused of abuse; • adults accused of child abuse or neglect, or of offenses against a family or household member; • spouses seeking support after separation; • enforcement of support orders; • court-ordered rehabilitation services; • court consent for certain medical and mental health treatments; and • court-ordered blood testing of minors.

Partnership with citizens to ensure responsive programs, facilities and open space which promote personal growth, social development and healthy lifestyles.

Outpatient services for substance use disorder including medication management, individual and group therapy. Approved OBAT with VA DMAS

The Laurel Ridge Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is a free community resource that provides confidential one-to-one guidance, as well as workshops, roundtables and training for startups and existing businesses. We understand that prospective entrepreneurs often have a variety of questions and can be confused about where to start, and that existing business owners often face challenges that can distract from their core business operations. SBDC counselors can help answer your questions, provide strategies for solving business challenges, and connect you to the resources that your business needs to thrive.

Provides local government authorized public school special education serving residents of King William County. Grades Kindergarten through 12th grade.

AARP Foundation Tax-Aide provides tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, with a focus on taxpayers who are over 50 and have low to moderate income. You don't need to be an AARP member to use the service.

A family planning clinic, on a sliding scale, is available for men and women at each department. Services include a physical exam, a Pap smear, a check for sexually transmitted diseases, a discussion of birth control and treatment of minor vaginal disorders.

Determines eligibility for Medicaid program which pays for medical expenses of TANF recipients, the permanently disabled, the blind, pregnant women, children and elderly. (*Special telephone assistance for low income families may be available through the Lifeline and Link-Up Plans; contact your local telephone company for details.) For more information on Medicaid, please call: Medicaid Recipient Helpline: (804)786-6145 Managed Care Helpline: (800)643-2273 Medicaid Provider Helpline: (800)643-2273