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Assesses the consumer's needs for housing, medical care, employment, etc. and seeks to help the individual obtain these resources. This approach is long term and indefinite, with efforts prioritized to those at risk of rehospitalization. Case management services include hospital liaison and discharge planning. Maintains responsibility for the consumer as the person enters the psychiatric hospital and while an inpatient, the case manager works with the family, inpatient staff and community services board programs to insure an effective plan to return to the community.

The Voter Registration and Elections office ensures the opportunity to register and vote for all eligible citizens. It is the duty of this office to guard the integrity of Virginia’s electoral system and to promote the education and participation of Virginia voters.

Offers mentoring to children whose parents, caretakers or other family members are incarcerated or have recently been released.

Accepts applications and administers unemployment benefits for persons who have worked in Virginia and other states. Initial benefit claims may also be filed by phone using the toll-free 866 Intake number or on the website by clicking on the Unemployment Insurance tab. Weekly continued claims may be filed on the same website or by phone using the Alternate number. Requires a PIN (personal identification number) issued when the initial claim is filed.

Allows the client to acquire, retain, or improve the self-help, socialization, behaviors and adaptive skills necessary to reside successfully in home and community-based settings in order to prevent an out-of-home placement.

Provide medical care for public assistance recipients and medically needy persons (i.e. persons of low income who can meet their maintenance needs but have insufficient income to provide the cost of medical care).

The primary mission of the Oncology Intensive Inpatient Care Area is to care for the critically ill patient by giving care in accordance with standards of excellence in multiple disciplines. The units design and operating structure accommodate the complex needs of patients with cancer-related emergencies stemming from a variety of oncology disorders. (757) 594-3222 Riverside Oncology Intensive Care Unit (757) 594-2654 5-West Oncology Units Offer outpatient cancer services in a single facility. Facility includes a arts garden, patient library, fireplace, pet therapy, massage therapy, art and music therapy. The Cancer Care Center offers Riverside Patient Navigators and Nurse Educator. (800) 520-7006 Community Support (800) 520-7006 Nurse Educator (757) 594-2644 Radiation Therapy (757) 534-5555 Peninsula Cancer Institute

Provides bracelets for Alzheimer and Dementia patients in the event that they wander.

National Counseling Group provides behavioral health, substance use, and crisis services.

Pregnant women are provided medical examinations, education regarding healthy lifestyle behaviors including nutrition, breastfeeding, exercise, and safety, and referrals to other agencies. Offers case management including identification of needs and coordination of resources for accessing appropriate and timely services to pregnant women and their children up to age two.

For energy services in the Richmond, Virginia, area, the primary provider is Dominion Energy, an investor-owned utility. The environmental description of energy service is shaped by state-level mandates under the Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA) and the city's RVAgreen 2050 plan, which both commit to significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions through a transition to renewable energy sources.

Through home visits, public health nurses coordinate medical appointments and provide information on prenatal care, the birth process, infant care, parenting and community resources. Program staff in Louisa and Fluvanna Counties are also available for parenting needs: (434) 589-0927

Provides temporary rental assistance, mortgage, utilities, food, household products, prescriptions, transportation, and dental costs for individuals and families residing in New River Valley and transients who are experiencing a financial crisis who meet the eligibility guidelines · Utility payment assistance - up to $500 per year · Food, household supplies, diapers, and infant formula - monthly Assistance is available for households with incomes up to 200 percent of the federal poverty guidelines (example: $52,400 for a family of four). · For Rental or mortgage payment assistance, call our Housing Crisis Hotline at 540-639-3159.

PATH Helpline is a free transportation information and referral service available to everyone in City of Charlottesville and the counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna, Louisa, Greene and Nelson. Assist people by finding transportation options that work for them. Focus is on assisting older adults and individuals with disabilities, we help anyone who may have difficulty driving or just doesn’t want to use a car. Provide personalized guidance and can help clients: Plan a route and use public transportation with confidence Sign up for and schedule rides with MicroCAT or Jaunt Explore private transportation options when public transit isn’t suitable Find and connect with volunteer driver programs in your area Assist with Medicaid transportation Discover other specialized transportation services that fit your needs

Nonprofit community health center that offers affordable and comprehensive medical, dental, behavioral health and pharmacy services (services vary by location). Accept most insurances, including Medicare, Medicaid and HMOs, and offer all services on a sliding scale based on family size and income.

Provides a Holiday Assistance program for King George residents. Christmas assistance is a community-based program designed to assist with items for children, (birth to 15), the elderly (age 65+) and individuals with disabilities through donations from local residents, businesses and churches. Thanksgiving assistance provides food assistance for families through donations from local residents, businesses and churches. Must meet food stamp eligibility requirements, exceptions are the elderly and/or disabled individuals. Number of times accessible: Once per season.

Provides therapeutic day treatment services for children experiencing behavioral difficulties in the school setting or with social adjustments. Provides In-School services. Children are placed in a group setting according to age and social and emotional maturity.

Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan. Refer callers to Social Security Administration or the Southern Area Agency on Aging (276-632-6442) for answers to questions and/or assistance in completing the application. Individuals can also complete an online application at the Social Security website: www.socialsecurity.gov.

The environmental health programs include lead exposure, food establishment inspections, rabies prevention, sewage and water permits and complaint investigations. Both nurses and environmental health specialists work together to investigate communicable diseases, including outbreaks.

Behavioral Health services include: Brief interventions Solution-focused therapy Single session and same-day appointments Psychiatric medication management Trauma therapy Psychiatric consultations Care management No two people are the same, and tailoring our mental health services to each unique circumstance is a vital part of our philosophy. And moreover, we do everything we can to treat the whole person. We integrate behavioral health care with primary care to ensure each patient’s needs are holistically addressed. Community Access Network offers telehealth options for behavioral health services.

Emergency financial assistance for rent, utilities, childcare, transportation or work equipment

Focus on assessment and intervention to address risk and protective factors within and outside of the family that impact the adolescent and his or her adaptive development. FFT consists of five major components: engagement, motivation, relational assessment, behavior change and generalization. FFT works primarily with 11- to 18-year-old youth who have been referred for behavioral or emotional problems by the juvenile justice, mental health, school or child welfare systems.

The Loving Steps Program is the Virginia Healthy Start Initiative. It provides case management services during pregnancy and after delivery in order to prevent infant deaths. The Loving Steps team works to get you the services you need, answer your questions, and teach you about taking care of yourself and your baby.

Provides law enforcement services.