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Services are provided to impaired persons 18 years of age and older, persons of 60 years of age and older, and to their families when appropriate. The services provided include, but are not limited to : assisting in placement such as in an adult home, nursing homes, etc.; companion services designed to assist a person who is unable to care for themselves and needs assistance with activities of daily living; and nursing home/personal care screenings performed by the Adult Services Worker for persons who receive Medicaid or will receive within a 6 month period. These services are intended to maximize self-sufficiency, prevent abuse/neglect/exploitation, and to prevent, delay, and/or reduce inappropriate institutionalization.

Provides personal care, such as bathing and grooming services, to home-bound individuals.

Offer low-income families in the New River Valley FREE support with baby and toddler clothing, books, toys, diapers, wipes, and other necessities. To promote health and wellness for baby and toddlers, parents provide proof of a Well-Child Visit or a Dental Visit to start shopping.

Provides food, clothing, furniture, and household items to those in need.

Provides a wide array of non-medical care, supportive care in the home. Services include but are not limited to companionship, errands, transportation, light housekeeping and meals. Offers free in home nurse consultation and assessment. Makes available a team of qualified healthcare professionals 24 hours/7 days a week. Also offers Medication Reminder systems and Personal Emergency Response monitoring.

Sylvia's Sisters distribute period products to menstruators in Greater Richmond through schools and partner organizations. Individuals and families in need of period products can check https://sylviassisters.org/get-supplies/map/ to find locations in the Greater Richmond area that will provide people in need with Sylvia’s Sisters period products free of charge.

Provides a community pantry for families or individuals in need of household essentials. Items offered to the community will include the following household essentials: Paper towels (2-pack), toilet paper (6-pack), tissues (small pack), trash bags (15-20 count), dish soap (18-0z. bottle), liquid hand soap (small bottle), laundry detergent pods (12-pack), and disinfectant wipes (regular size).

Homeless adults can get showers, sandwiches, coffee, and other snacks. Provide phones access for the purpose of seeking employment and establishing services with other agencies and have regular outreach from partner agencies in our private back office. Clients can meet with our Homeless Advocate for linkage to additional resources and assessment using the community standard assessment tool. We have many other community organizations conducting outreach on a regular basis at our Day Center.

Offers Home Style Services to provide non-medical supportive services that help people remain independent and in control. It starts with a careful review of the situation and continues with an individualized plan of services. This plan includes options that make it easier to match the right services to the right needs and meet daily challenges - big and small. Also offers Medication Reminder systems and Personal Emergency Response monitoring. Accepts Medicare and Medicaid.

Works with local schools, and families to fill the gaps in government assistance by giving additional supplies. Those supplies currently include school supplies, hygiene products, clothing, shoes, and food. *******Various sites for various programs. Call for information*******

*PROGRAM DOES NOT PROVIDE CRIBS**** Provides diapers, wipes, baby clothes and toiletry items on emergency basis for young mothers. Twice a year, we will have a diaper drive through in our church parking lot. This will be advertised through the agencies we provide diapers to their clients

Provides skilled nursing, IV therapy, home health assistants, occupational therapy, medical social work, physical therapy, speech therapy and private duty aide services. ACCESSIBILITY: Fully accessible to persons with disabilities

Clothing for men, women and children, limited household furnishings, toiletries are available.

The emergency services include a food pantry stocked with fresh food, non-perishable items, utility assistance, and personal care items.

Provides food, clothing, hygiene supplies, living necessities, medical care, dental care and shelter for individuals that are homeless in need. All help subject to volunteer and donation levels, but will help as possible.

Provides assistance in the home with personal care, housekeeping, companionship, yard and garden care, etc. Also provides private duty nursing care in the home. LICENSED BY: VA State Dept of Health Skilled Home health & Hospice

Mercy Mall is a ministry providing free clothing, shoes, baby items, housewares, toiletries, and cleaning supplies to individuals and families experiencing crisis situations. A crisis may include, but not limited to, recent or current homelessness, domestic violence, substance abuse recovery, bed bug/mold infestation recovery, house fire, or anything that causes a person to not have necessary items for themselves and their families.

Operated Service Center for clients who are experiencing homelessness. Shower, do laundry or use the telephone for clients. Also provides an emergency night shelter based on vulnerability.

Home-based care provides personal aide and hygiene care, light housekeeping, supervision and other supportive services to elderly and disabled adults to the extent that funds are available, so that they may remain in the community and out of institutional placement. Adults must meet all eligibility criteria to qualify and there may be a waiting list for service.

Companion care involves providing non-medical assistance to seniors who may require support with various aspects of daily living.

Provides feeding ministry, shower ministry and clothing closet.

Providing school supplies to all school age children.

CVACL offers short-term and/or immediate emergency services for older adults through two programs: Emergency Assistance and Emergency Services Response. The Emergency Assistance Program involves an assessment of individuals' needs and provides specific information and referrals to in-agency and/or community services to help address them. The Emergency Services Response Program also evaluates the needs individuals are facing and provides essential food, medical, personal hygiene, and household items for those who are without access to or resources for them. All fulfilled requests are delivered to recipients' homes.

The Resource Closet offers to families in need non-perishable food as well as paper products/cleaning supplies/personal care products.

Provides non-medical in home companionship and home helper services, including medication reminders, meal planning, dietary monitoring, light housekeeping, laundry and ironing, grocery shopping, escort to appointments. Enables seniors and disabled to live at home independently.