Provides the community with an emergency medical planning and development facility. The Lord Fairfax Emergency Medical Services Council, Inc. has been created to establish, operate, administer and maintain an Emergency Medical Services System which provides for the arrangement of personnel, facilities and equipment for the effective and coordinated delivery of emergency health care. Service area covers Planning District 7.

Serves as staff to the Board of Supervisors, the Planning Commission, the Board of Zoning Appeals and the public, with respect to land use planning and development. Major responsibilities include planning, zoning, subdivision, building, permitting, and Code and Ordinance enforcement. The Department consists of three functional divisions - the Planning Office, Zoning, Permitting and Inspections Office, and the Environmental Office of the County Soil Scientist.

United Way­ of Greater Charlottesville is building a strong community where all families thrive, providing financial supports & services, and childcare and early education supports & services.

Inform and engage communities to understand, own, and address the epidemic of substance abuse and misuse.

Creating community-based and community-led solutions that strengthen the cornerstones for a good quality of life: education, financial stability and health.

The Department of Community Development is committed to offering professional and courteous customer service while striving for and promoting sound planning, engineering, and building practices, and, together with the community, works to provide a more desirable, livable, safe, and enduring built environment. The Planning and Zoning Division promotes development through the Comprehensive Plan and the application of zoning and subdivision regulations. The Engineering division provides professional services in engineering, surveying, and site plan review. The Building Division enforces the Building Code and provides building permits and inspections. Residents and visitors may pursue services by phone or the City’s website prior to visiting a facility. The Department of Community Development serves the community both in person and through the use of electronic services.

Serves the counties of Lee, Wise, Scott and the city of Norton through a full range of planning and development activities. These activities include Technical Assistance, Economic Development, Regional Coordination and Community Service.

Supervises planning issues for Nelson County through a committee appointed by the Board of Supervisors.

Improve access for the general public and businesses to transportation choices (public transportation, carpools, vanpools, human service transportation, freight rail and telecommuting). Provide access and improvements to Virginia's railways to encourage economic development and reduce traffic on Virginia's highways.

Encourages and facilitates local government cooperation and state-local cooperation in addressing on a regional basis problems of greater than local significance. Facilitates the recognition and analysis of regional opportunities and take account of regional influences in planning and implementing public policies and services. Promotes the orderly and efficient development of the physical, social and economic elements of the district by planning, and encouraging and assisting localities to plan, for the future.

A tax-deductible conduit for contributions to all City of Portsmouth Museums: Children's Museum of Virginia, Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum and Lightship Portsmouth, and the Portsmouth Community Colored Library Museum.

The Planning Council has been recognized as a community convener around human services issues. From children's issues to homelessness, The Planning Council has identified areas of regional concern and brought together the decision makers and resources to address these challenges. With expertise in community needs assessments, research, and evaluation, data analysis, and implementation of new strategic plans, our team partners with local governments and businesses, non-profit agencies, and the faith-based community to address the most vulnerable populations' needs.

The Foundation helps the hospital prepare for the growing healthcare needs of the community, and ensures that lifesaving care is available to all local residents, regardless of ability to pay.

The Virginia Commission on Youth provides a legislative forum in which complex issues related to Virginia youth and their families may be explored and resolved.

Plan for the transportation needs in the urbanized area of Central Virginia (City of Lynchburg, Town of Amherst and parts of Amherst, Campbell, and Bedford Counties).

Provides a non-profit agency which supports community agencies in the Northern Shenandoah Valley. Its non-profit campus provides space for 22 non-profit and public service agencies committed to improving the health and well-being of our community. Our Health strives to develop collaborative partnerships through grant writing and administration, training and technical assistance and its Volunteer Action Center. Training and technical assistance are provided for both non-profit agencies and volunteers.

Identifies gaps in services to older adults and their family caregivers and designs programs in coordination with citizens, public/private agencies, the Commission on Aging and the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors. Provides technical assistance, tracks long-term care legislation, and participates in the Northern Virginia Aging Network.

Community Partnerships seeks to ensure collaboration with city agency through Chesapeake RU Ready, participation with associated Boards and Commissions as well as partnering with our non-profit arm; Chesapeake Youth Foundation.

Responsible for the advancement of the physical, economic, and social development of the Third Planning District. This is achieved through the following functions: physical planning, community development, grantsmanship, grants management, inter-governmental networking, transportation planning, economic development planning, housing assistance, town management. Business and industry loans and flood information. Also provides maps.

A partnership between the Faith-community, area organizations and businesses, the Lynchburg Police Department, concerned citizens, the Sheriff’s Department, and the City of Lynchburg. We address poverty and crime by encouraging best policing practices that allow citizens input, advocating for the community, offering programs and services, and providing engagement opportunities that result in a greater sense of unity among Lynchburg's citizens.

Serves to assess, identify, coordinate, plan and implement efficient and effective regional EMS delivery systems in partnership with the Virginia Office of Emergency Medical Services and State EMS Advisory Board.

Reviews and develops plans that reflect the County's interest in the preservation of the environment, the provision of efficient public facilities and services, the provision of diverse housing opportunities, and the effective utilization of the area's land resources. Building Inspections also fall under Communtiy Developemnt.

FEES: Members are paid mileage and a flat fee per meeting; however, each member must bear the expense to travel to the sites. Promote the orderly and efficient developments of the physical, social, and economic elements of localities. Provide technical assistance. Transportation planning, state and federal grants, mapping, GIS, Indoor plumbing and rehabilitation, waste tire program. Staff provides technical/liaison assistance to member

United Way of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County (UWHR) serves working households living in the City of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County who are Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE). Our mission is improving lives by connecting and mobilizing community resources.

Provides a forum for collaboratively addressing critical homelessness and poverty issues to advance and strengthen our communities.