Available to assist families completing applications to provide health insurance for their children.

Provides financial education and support. 5 month program to assist participants in the following areas: Increase Income, Grow Savings, Reduce Debt, Build Credit Score, and Protect Assets.

Assist low-income Americans in financial distress get a fresh start through Chapter 7 bankruptcy at no cost.

Provides Social Security/Supplemental Security Income Benefits, processes claims for approval or denial, maintains beneficiary rolls, earnings records maintenance, and issues Social Security numbers/cards. Processes Medicare applications and answers questions regarding Medicare.

Healthcare and benefits assistance for recently discharged veterans with service in a theater of combat operations.

Provides hospital and medical insurance for people aged sixty-five and older; and for disabled individuals younger than sixty-five.

Community Resource Navigators provide over the phone guidance to residents to triage personal financial issues, identify immediate action steps to manage expenses and maximize income and make referrals to other services such as eviction relief, food scarcity and employment. The City of Richmond will offer these Community Resource Navigators services in partnership with HumanKind nonprofit agency. The purpose of this program is to help Richmond residents assess and prioritize their financial concerns by connecting residents with the right resources.

The program assists Marines and their families in achieving and sustaining personal financial readiness by providing personal financial education, training, counseling, and financial information and referral.

Offers Budget and Credit Counseling to help families better manage finances. GRACE may be reached Tuesday and Thursday from 10AM-1PM at 434-985-6792.

Trained volunteers assist seniors who need help managing their personal finances by providing budgeting assistance based on clients choices and check writing. Money Management volunteers are bonded.

The Personal Financial Management Program provides personal financial education, training, counseling and information and referral through one-on-one training, group classes, and unit training. Financial counseling regarding personal budget development, use of credit card, debt management, investment and retirement planning is also available through this program.

The Roanoke Financial Empowerment Center offers professional, one-on-one financial counseling at no-cost to Roanoke area residents. Tenemos consejeros financieros que hablan español. Haga su cita gratis hoy, estamos aquí para ayudarle.

Provides Social Security/Supplemental Security Income Benefits, processes claims for approval or denial, maintains beneficiary rolls, earnings records maintenance, and issues Social Security numbers/cards. Processes Medicare applications and answers questions regarding Medicare.

First Home Alliance provides financial education and credit restoration. Participants must complete 12 Financial Education modules and attend 12- three (3) hours workshops that are held on the second Saturday of each month during the Boot Camp series.

Offers temporary payments to needy persons caring for related children under 18 (or if 18, will graduate from high school before age 19) who need support due to death, disability, absence of parent(s), and sometimes employment. Offers limited aid to unrelated children. Call for information on eligibility requirements and required documentation. Provides employment services to recipients, upon approval, through the Virginia Initiative for Employment Not Welfare Program (VIEW Program). Call for information on eligibility requirements and required documentation.

Counselors will help individuals and families set a budget based on income, living expenses, priorities and goals. Future financial problems can be avoided through planning, wise use of credit, education and family money management.

The Women's Center offers a variety of educational programs in financial planning, including budgeting, credit, and debt management.

Offers budget counseling classes and information on variations in pay, increased expenses, common consumer pressures targeted to new parents, and entitlements available through both government and private sources.

Services include transitional shelter for single women or women with 1-4 children. Residents also receive case management, employment counseling, budget counseling, substance abuse counseling and child services (not child care).

Provides financial education, training and counseling that emphasize long-term financial responsibility through instruction on sound money management, debt management, saving, investing and retirement planning.

Provides counseling on budget management and education on life skills. Offers a Budget for Baby class. Includes information on variations in pay, increased expenses, common consumer pressures targeted to new parents, and entitlements available through both government and private sources. Issues a coordinated set of bedding and clothing, a baby book, and a handmade item, packed in a tote or duffel bag to those attending a Budget for Baby class or completing an individual budget session with a Society caseworker.

Proactive and comprehensive personal financial management services that provide Active Duty, Reservists/National Guard, Retired military, DoD employees, and their Families with the tools and information to develop individual strategies to achieve their financial goals and address financial strategies.

TANF clients and others enrolled in the VIEW program receive assessment, job leads, job placement, budgeting information, day care assistance, and counseling to support work, training and education. Also offers some emergency need assistance. Clients may also receive help with child day care costs and transportation. A TANF recipient may still get a TANF check even if they are working. A family who has someone in the VIEW program may receive TANF for no longer than 24 months followed by a period of ineligibility. A TANF applicant must cooperate in naming the parents of all eligible children and must help establish paternity for each of them. Call the Culpeper Human Services screening and referral intake center (Sam's Place) for eligibility and required documentation.

Offers aging & disability services, information and referral resources including Adult Day Care, Home-delivered Meals, Senior Centers, assistance with understanding Medicare, and other long term care insurance, help enrolling in Medicare D, Medicaid and Advocacy.

The Community Services Program is a multicultural program promoting self-sufficiency and community belonging through neighborhood educational programs and services for newly arrived and low-income Arlington County residents.