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Refugee Resettlement Services include orientation, employment, case management, English as a Second Language classes, school liaison services and housing.

Links older people with appropriate long-term care services, so they can maintain their independence. Care coordinators provide outreach, assessment, and care planning. Through this program, individuals learn about and/or receive assistance from AASC and partner organizations. Here are just a few of Care Coordination's services: Medicare Part D enrollment; Insurance counseling (VICAP); Information and assistance Farm Market Fresh; Tele-N-Touch telephone reassurance; Emergency services; Disease prevention and health promotion; Fan care; Heating and cooling assistance; Medication management; My Medicare Matters computer training, and Centenarian birthday recognition.

Provide brochures, maps, and attraction information to Hampton visitors.

The YMCA provides after school care from 3pm-5:30pm at the Blacksburg Middle School in Community Room #2, Mon-Friday during the school semester.

Prepare children and their adoptive families by providing the services and support necessary to create forever families. The young people served by our Adoption program are usually of 10 years of age or older, may face physical, mental, or emotional challenges, may be members of sibling groups of two or more, and are diverse in race and ethnicity. Post-adoption services assist families by providing support, support groups, resources, and community to prevent disruption.

Client can choose up to 10 items per visit. Clients are served every Monday. Clients must display a genuine need and be willing to take the time to discuss the immediate as well as the long-range need. Emergency need only.

The Runaway Program and Project Safe Place provides temporary, emergency shelter and counseling to youth who are runaways, throw-aways, or are escaping unresolved family conflicts. This nationwide program is the only one of its kind within a 100-mile radius where youth can seek 72-hour sanctuary. The goal of the program is to intervene quickly, and assist the youth and their family with reunification. As an outreach of Link House, Project Safe Place seeks to educate youth to access services through Link House instead of running away and possibly facing uncertain dangers on the streets.

Provides services on the behalf of children to protect them from abuse or neglect. Call to report that children under age 18 are being abused or neglected.

Offers Free Community Health Clinics. Community Health Workers will be onsite to assist clients with completing forms, translation, and help the MAP Clinic staff in providing information and referrals, upon request. Services are for people without any health insurance. Services Offered: School entry and youth athletic physicals (parents must be present for children 18 years and under to sign consent form) General health physicals Screenings: Hypertension, Diabetes, Asthma, Cholesterol Pregnancy testing (by Urinalysis only) Vision Screenings Hearing Screenings Acute primary care visits: Sore throat, congestion, fever, ear pain, sinus pain, cough, flu symptoms, GI symptoms, and other non-chronic illnesses.

Provides information, referral and resources for military service members and their families on any needs - military or civilian; answer questions concerning, but not limited to: adoption, child care, education, EFMP/ special needs, financial assistance, health care, housing, legal services, military benefits, non-support, relocation, ombudsmen, parenting programs, recreation, support groups, etc. Services also provided for family advocacy [FAP] (child abuse & neglect, spouse abuse, domestic violence) and sexual assault prevention and response [SAPR]. Workshops include those on anger management, stress management, parenting issues, New Spouse orientation (on-line at CNIC only), Foreign Born Spouse Connection; FAP and SAPR education requirements for the military, and other topics. We also have a New Parent Support program where services are available for expectant parents and parents of new babies and children up to age 3. Our New Parent Support staff member is available in our Oceana office, 433-2912.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington help boys and girls of all backgrounds build confidence, develop character and acquire the skills needed to become productive, civic-minded, responsible adults.

Provides a chief prosecuting officer for Highland County, responsible for initiating charges and prosecuting people, including juveniles, who have been accused of felony and misdemeanor offenses, investigating allegations of major fraud, organized criminal activity and corruption and unlawful conduct by public officials.

Provision of information regarding community services and resources available to the citizens of Chesterfield and Colonial Heights.

Provides a hot, well-balanced meal and an oppportunity for socialization in a group setting. There are Friendship Cafes located throughout the New River Valley. Transportation may be provided*. There is no charge for attending the Friendship Cafe, however contributions are welcomed. *Transportation sub-contracted through the New River Valley Senior Services, Incorporated.

The Environmental Health team provide services in many program areas including permitting and inspecting of food establishments, tourist establishments, onsite sewage systems, and private wells. Investigate animal bites/rabies exposures and general environmental complaints. The Environmental Health staff also works to provide health education, oversight and information in a wide variety of other programs to the community.

This program utilizes hands-on activities, games and antique items and reproductions to familiarize students with colonial life and culture. Activities include making butter, a presentation on colonial clothing, a snack made up of colonial foods and a play session with colonial toys. Program held in Spring and Fall.

NOTE: RIDE Solutions DOES NOT provide one-time rides, medical transport, free transit passes, transportation subsidies, or any direct financial assistance. RIDE Solutions offers free commuter services to residents in the greater Roanoke, Lynchburg, Martinsville/Danville, and New River Valley regions. Services include carpool matching, transit, walking, and biking routing assistance for commuters. Carpool matching is managed through the www.ridesolutions.org website or by downloading the ConnectingVA app for iOS or Android. Examples of employee transportation services: • Free carpool matching to help reduce transportation expenses to get to work. • Transit support for commuters unfamiliar with their local transit agency. • Vanpool start-up assistance for employers. • Bicycle commuting support for employees with qualifying commutes. • Emergency Ride Home incentives so participating commuters do not get stuck at work without a ride. Residents who participate in the RIDE Solutions program can earn rewards for logging their carpool, bike, transit, vanpool, or telework trips. While the carpool matching service is free and open to anyone, whether or not they have a vehicle, we cannot guarantee that we will have a match for any particular commuter. Our matching program relies on having an available commuter in the database who matches the route and schedule of the requestor. Once in the database, RIDE Solutions continuously searches for new matches for our commuters and notifies them immediately if a new match is generated.

Provide a variety of complex services to the public and bar, dealing with court administration of estates, file criminal, chancery (divorces) and civil cases. Issue marriage licenses, provide change of name form, approve notary publications and are responsible for jury management. Passport applications accepted. File and maintain documents relating to land transfers in Bedford County/City.

Charterhouse School is a fully accredited day school students with specialized education needs in Richmond Metro and surrounding areas. Elementary, middle and high school classes for students who struggle to function in their current school setting due to learning, behavioral, or emotional challenges. Charterhouse School also offers integrated programs designed to meet the unique needs of students with autism spectrum disorders.

Provides shelter, care and protection for animals. Seeks out suitable homes for animals and works to prevent cruelty to animals; works with many rescue organizations across Virginia. These rescue groups assist us by taking animals from our shelter and placing them in loving homes.

Provides a monthly screening program designed to increase your awareness of the risk factors that can lead to cardiovascular disease, including total and HDL cholesterol, blood pressure, blood glucose, smoking and weight. If you have fasted for 12 hours, triglycerides screening is also available at no extra charge. To schedule an appointment, please call: (540)536-8395 or toll free (800)326-4052.

BEACON offers in-person English and Citizenship classes both in the morning and in the evening. Classes are 12 weeks and site locations include: Bethel Lutheran Church, Manassas Presbyterian Church, Manassas Baptist Church, and Manassas Park Community Center. Students must come to an in-person registration to enroll in online classes.

A501(c)(3) nonprofit with a mission to raise revenue to benefit seniors in need, while promoting sustainability through the resale of donated clothing, furniture and household items.

WHEAT is an emergency based organization that provides assistance in emergency situations for residents of Western Hanover County including Beaverdam, Doswell, Montpelier and Rockville. If you need assistance call 877-559-4328.

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.