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Adult Education offers a variety of programs that provide educational opportunities in adult basic education, adult high school completion, English Language Learning (ELL), GED preparation, and GED testing.

Provides an Immigration Resource Center that offers help to immigrants in the community. Services include help with immigration paperwork, English as a Second Language Classes, medical bill management as well as immigrant learning tours to acquaint immigrants with community life in the Shenandoah Valley.

The Migrant Program is especially designed to provide continuity in the child's education. The program is held for six weeks during the summer and provides essential learning skills, food, and medical care for the children of migrant workers. Sessions of arts, crafts, and vocational instruction are offered, dependent upon funding. The children are given 3 meals a day as well as the opportunity to bathe and brush their teeth. There is a bilingual program for those students whose first language is Spanish or French Creole (Haitian).

This volunteer-driven English as a Second Language (ESL) program provides refugees with accessible, free English instruction designed to help refugees secure jobs and become self-sufficient within our communities.

Established to assist those whose clients have a need for adult education/literacy services. Coordinates & promotes community participation and acts as a referral network between educational providers and public service providers.

Provide immigration legal services to low-income immigrants, asylees and refugees in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia; and, to build community among clients, staff, volunteers and the larger society through education, advocacy, and volunteerism.

The USCIS is responsible for the administration of immigration and naturalization adjudication functions and establishing immigration services policies and priorities. These functions include: adjudication of immigrant visa petitions; adjudication of naturalization petitions; adjudication of asylum and refugee applications; adjudications performed at the Service Centers, and all other adjudications performed by USCIS.

Offers alternative format services to businesses, restaurants, and other agencies to convert the printed materials used by them into a form usable by individuals with particular disabilities. Includes translating material into Braille, large-print and audiotape mediums.

Provide for the education and employment related needs of limited English proficient adults who live and work in Arlington.

Loudoun Literacy Council offers a variety of adults literacy program. English literacy skills, GED program, Jobsite literacy, and School Success program.

Classes to help non-native adults with limited English skills with reading, writing, speaking, and listening.

Refugees may receive cash assistance and medical assistance up to 8 months following entrance.

Provides short-term maintenance payments for indigent refugees. Requires official refugee status.

Self-sufficiency programs for families living in southeastern Fairfax County. Programs offered at Lorton Community Action Center: -Adult/Children Nutrition Classes -Basic Computer Classes -Job Readiness Classes -English Classes -Basic Budgeting Classes

Middle Peninsula Regional Adult Continuing Education provides instruction to adults to improve basic academic skills (reading, writing, and math), GED Preparation (for high school equivalency) and ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages). Middle Peninsula Regional Adult & Career Education (R.A.C.E.) is a Consortium made up of the public school systems in the counties of Essex, Gloucester, King & Queen, King William, Mathews, and Middlesex, and the Town of West Point. It is one of the 22 Federal and State funded adult basic education programs serving the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Offers free civil and immigration legal clinics to low-income individuals. During our virtual clinic, you will receive a free consultation with an attorney. Please note that the consultation is free, and only specific cases will be accepted for further review. Cannot offer help in criminal or family cases.

Assists refugees and asylees in Northern Virginia to obtain health assistance and youth mentoring assistance. Immigration legal services are offered to assist with Adjustment of Status and other immigration refugee legal services. Behavioral Health and Child, Youth, and Family wellbeing supports are available for all populations.

Provides a monthly grant and medical assistance to refugees for up to eight months after they arrive in the United States. Grant seeks to support their economic and social adjustment. Applicants have the right to file an application the same day they contact the agency and submit verification documents later.

Provides short-term maintenance payments for indigent refugees. Call the Culpeper Human Services screening and referral intake center for eligibility and required documentation at (540)727-0372.

Northern Virginia Family Service offers a range of immigration legal services in Falls Church, VA. Attorneys prepare applications for citizenship and permanent resident status, family petitions and consular processing, TPS, deferred action, work permits, and USCIS travel documents. We help to protect vulnerable refugees and victims of violence from further harm through asylum, VAWA, U and T visas and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status applications. Many of our legal clients also receive mental health and case management support to ensure that their basic needs are met.