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About Northern Virginia Family Services (NVFS)

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Northern Virginia Family Services (NVFS) ensures everyone, at every life stage, maximizes their potential and fully contributes to a thriving community.

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The Virginia Energy Assistance Program (EAP) assists low-income households in meeting their immediate home energy needs. To be eligible, households must have a heating or cooling expense and gross monthly income may not exceed 150 percent of the federal poverty level. Applications for Fuel, Crisis, and Cooling assistance are accepted at the local departments of social services.

The EAP consists of four components: Fuel Assistance, Crisis Assistance, Cooling Assistance and Weatherization Assistance. Applications for fuel, crisis, and cooling assistance are accepted at the local departments of social services. Applications can be submitted in-person, by mail (USPS), or by fax.

Types of Assistance

Crisis Assistance — Applies to Heating Emergencies

When to Submit an Application

Equipment-related assistance & security deposits - November 1 through March 15

Heating fuel & utility bills (primary heat expense) - First workday in January through March 15

Assistance Available

Heating equipment - repair or replacement

Heating equipment - supplemental (example: fuel tanks)

Security deposit - primary heat expense

Heating fuel/utility - primary heat expense

A complete list of assistance available may be found in the EAP manual.
Eligibility Requirements

There must be a heating emergency, such as:

Lack of heat

Imminent utility cut-off

Inoperable or unsafe heating equipment

A complete list of eligibility requirements may be found in the EAP manual.
How to Apply

Fuel Assistance — Offsets Heating Fuel Costs

When to Submit an Application

Applications are accepted from the second Tuesday in October until the second Friday in November. (When the second Friday in November is a holiday, the application period is extended to the next business day.)

Eligibility Requirements

The household applying must be responsible for heating costs. A complete list of eligibility requirements may be found in the EAP manual.

How to Apply

When to Expect Eligibity Determination

Applicants should expect notification of their eligibility in late December.

Cooling Assistance — Applies to Cooling Utility Bills & Equipment

When to Submit an Application

Applications are accepted June 15 through August 15.

Assistance Available

Air conditioning unit (window) - purchase and install

Air conditioning unit (central) - repair air conditioning unit or heat pump

Electric bill - operate cooling equipment

Security deposit - primary electric expense

A complete list of assistance available may be found in the EAP manual.
Eligibility Requirements

The household applying must be responsible for cooling costs

The household must include one vulnerable individual age 60 or older, an individual living with a disability, or a child under age six

A complete list of eligibility requirements may be found in the EAP manual.
How to Apply

Weatherization Assistance — Applies to Energy efficiency & Air Filtration

The Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) administers this program. For details, please visit their website.

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Why Quality Matters

All parents want to support their child's health, happiness and development. Choosing quality child care is an excellent way to do this! A quality child care program promotes a safe, fun environment where children can PLAY, LEARN and LAUGH!

Research tells us that 90% of brain development occurs in the first five years of life, and what children experience in these early years (see, hear, smell, taste and feel) shapes their brains. High quality child care programs feature enriched experiences that are linked to greater achievement and success in school and in life.
Benefits of Quality Child Care:

Impact how children learn, think, develop and behave

Promote social and emotional skills

Encourage curiosity and cultivate a love of learning

Prepare children for school

Indicators of Quality Child Care

Relationships and Interactions
Skillful adults provide warm, responsive relationships that foster confidence as they respond to children's needs consistently. Adults engage in culturally and linguistically appropriate conversations with the children, and are respectful and supportive of each child and their family.

Staff Qualifications and Training
Knowledgeable adults structure the environment to provide maximum opportunities for children to learn. Teachers who are better prepared are more likely to engage in positive interactions, plan developmentally appropriate activities, and use feedback to develop strong relationships.

Play and Learning:
The curriculum is age appropriate, supported by a variety of toys and materials, and promotes learning and development in all areas. There is a written plan that outlines the educational goals, activities, materials, assessment, and daily schedule.

Health and Safety
A quality child care program puts health and safety first. The environment is organized, clean and safe (inside and out), toys and equipment are monitored and cleaned daily, and safe health practices, such as hand washing, are consistently followed. A high quality program will also promote nutrition and exercise to support healthy development.

Low Ratios and Group Size
The number of children a caregiver is responsible for can be described as a ratio. A 3:1 ratio means there are 3 children per caregiver. Group size refers to the total number of children per class, program or home. Typically the fewer the children in relation to caregivers, the greater the supervision.

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Choosing Quality Child Care

Choosing quality child care is one of the most important decisions you'll ever make as a parent. Licensing is the first step in quality care. Quality child care impacts how children learn, think, develop and behave; promotes social and emotional skills; promotes self-esteem and confidence; encourages curiosity and love of learning; prepares children for school; strengthens math and reading skills; and increases probability of attending college.

When you select a licensed care provider in Virginia, you are selecting a qualified professional in the field of early education with a commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for children by demonstrating compliance with regulations.

What is the difference between licensed versus unlicensed and unregistered care?

Licensed child day care programs can be offered in a child day center or in a family day home. They have an initial inspection and two unannounced inspections per year. Additional inspections are conducted as a result of violations and/or complaints. They have requirements for background checks, education, training/orientation, and health and safety standards.

Unlicensed and unregistered child day care programs do not have any of the following requirements or safeguards to protect vulnerable children: background checks, training/orientation, or health and safety requirements; and only minimal Code of Virginia requirements apply.

Who inspects early care and education programs?

The Virginia Department of Education inspects licensed programs prior to operation, twice per year for unannounced inspections, as needed for program development, and in response to complaints.
Regulated programs that are unlicensed are inspected accordingly:

Religious Exempt child day centers may be inspected by VDOE to determine compliance with the Code of Virginia, and at minimum are inspected when there is a report of a complaint and/or allegation. Religious exempt centers that are subsidy vendors receive a minimum of one unannounced health and safety inspection per year.

Voluntarily Registered homes are inspected by VDOE prior to issuance of an initial certificate and prior to issuing a renewed certificate. Registered homes are inspected when there is a report of a complaint and/or allegation. Annual monitoring inspections are conducted on a random sampling of homes by contract agency staff and/or Virginia Department of Education staff. Registered homes that are subsidy vendors receive a minimum of one unannounced health and safety inspection per year.

Family Day System is operated by Infant/Toddler Family Day Care and they are inspected by VDOE. Individual family day homes approved under the umbrella of the system are directly inspected by the family day system on a quarterly basis to ensure compliance with the system's policies and procedures. At least two visits are required to be unannounced.

How do I find out about inspection reports or violations?

Inspection reports are available for licensed and religious exempt child day centers, licensed and voluntarily registered family day homes, and certified preschools. Click here.

To view inspection reports enter the necessary information of the facility or home and activate the search, the programs information will be displayed. In addition to the program's contact information, the assigned inspector and license information is displayed.

Inspection reports are posted with the most recent inspection displayed first. Details of the inspection reports highlights the areas reviewed, technical assistance provided during the inspection, and the inspector's comments. Specific information on violations are available and include specific standard numbers, description of the violation, and the center's response and/or corrective action if provided.

Parents who would like to file a complaint regarding a violation of a health and safety standard and/or citizens who would like to report an allegation of an illegally operating facility may do so by completing the Office of Child Care Health and Safety - Online Complaint form or by calling (833) 778-0204.

How can I tell if a child care program is operating illegally?

A child day provider may have a business license issued by a locality, but a business license is not the same as a license issued by the Virginia Department of Education.

Child day centers are child day programs offered to (i) two or more children under the age of 13 years in a facility that is not the residence of the provider or of any of the children in care or (ii) 13 or more children at any location.

Child day centers must be either licensed or exempt from licensure.
A center may be operating illegally if:

A current exemption letter cannot be produced; or

There are more children in care than are allowed by the license or exemption letter.

Ask the center to show you their license or letter of exemption letter (issued by VDSS prior to July 1, 2021 or issued by VDOE on or after July 1, 2021).

Licensed family day homes may provide care for up to twelve children (exclusive of the provider's own children and any children who reside in the home) when at least one child receives care for compensation. The care may be offered in the home of the provider or in the home of any of the children in care.
A family day home may be operating illegally if:

A current license cannot be produced;

The provider or someone who resides in the home is identified as a sex offender or child abuser;

There are more children in care than are allowed by the license; or

There are more than four children under the age of two, including the provider's own children or any children who reside in the home.

Ask the family day home provider to show you their license (issued by VDSS prior to July 1, 2021 or issued by VDOE on or after July 1, 2021).

Voluntarily Registered family day homes are not required to be licensed, but may choose to be registered. These homes have fewer than five children in care, not including the provider's own children and any children who reside in the home. Voluntary registration is not available in areas where local ordinances regulate unlicensed providers (Arlington, Fairfax, and Alexandria).
A voluntarily registered family day home may be operating illegally if:

A current registration certificate cannot be produced;

The provider or someone who resides in the home is identified as a child abuser or is registered as a sex offender;

There are more children in care than are allowed by the registration certificate; or

The program is located at a different address from the one listed on the certificate.

Ask the family day home provider to show you their voluntary registration certificate (issued by VDSS prior to July 1, 2021 or issued by VDOE on or after July 1, 2021).

Certified preschools operated by private schools that are accredited by an accrediting organization recognized by the State Board of Education are allowed by Section 22.1-289.032 of the Code of Virginia to be exempt from licensure.
A certified preschool may be operating illegally if:

A current certificate cannot be produced; or

The program does not meet the requirements in the Code of Virginia.

Ask the preschool to show you their certificate (issued by VDSS prior to July 1, 2021 or issued by VDOE on or after July 1, 2021).

Child Care and Early Learning Options

High quality early childhood care and education has a great effect on the lives of children and their families. High quality experiences for children from birth to five should include enriching activities in developmentally appropriate environments, while also providing families with necessary resources and support.

Virginia has many quality options for early childhood care and education for children ages birth-to-five. Depending on the needs of your family, you might consider:

Child Day Centers and Family Day Homes

A child day care program in Virginia refers to a regularly operating service arrangement for children where, during the absence of a parent or guardian, a person or organization has agreed to assume responsibility for the supervision, protection and well-being of a child under the age of 13 for less than a 24-hour period.

There are two types of child day programs in Virginia: child day centers (center-based) and family day homes (family-based).

Categories of care include:

Licensed

Unlicensed (but regulated)

Approved

Unlicensed and Unregistered

Although, choosing a licensed provider is strongly encouraged, not all programs require licensure. If you are unsure about the type of care you are receiving, ask your provider if they are licensed by the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE). Licensed programs are required to display their license certificate. Look for this license certificate to be visibly displayed near the entrance.

Educating yourself on available care options, and knowing what to look for when selecting a program, are essential to your child's well-being. Search for child day care.

Licensed- When you select a licensed care provider in Virginia, you are selecting a qualified professional in the field of early education with a commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for children by demonstrating compliance with regulations. Licensed child day care programs can be offered in a child day center or in a family day home.

Licensed - child care programs have an initial inspection and two unannounced inspections per year. Additional inspections are made as a result of violations, allegations and/or complaints. Requirements include background checks, education, training/orientation, and health and safety standards. The number of children allowed in licensed care varies per center or family day home - based on determining factors such as the total square footage in centers and adequate space in homes. The maximum capacity can be identified on the provider's posted license certificate. Click the program you are interested in for further information.

Unlicensed (but regulated) - Some programs offering child day care obtain a general business license to operate from the county within which they do business; however, that license is the same as a child day care license obtained from the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE), which holds the child day care provider accountable to the health and safety standards set forth by the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Unlicensed (but regulated) child care programs vary in their requirements. These programs are not licensed by VDOE, but do receive oversight in certain areas. For example:

Voluntarily registered family day homes are required to be inspected prior to certification, and every two years thereafter, to complete background checks and meet certain health and safety standards.

Religiously exempt child care centers are required to complete background checks and must self-certify annually that the program is in compliance with background checks and health and safety requirements.

Certified preschools are operated by an accredited private school and are required to complete background checks and must self-certify prior to certification, and annually thereafter, regarding criminal record clearances on all employees, a list of staff qualifications, and health and fire inspection reports.

Religiously exempt child care centers and certified pre-school programs are not inspected by VDOE unless there is a complaint. Click the program you are interested in for further information.

Approved child day care programs are regulated by an entity other than VDSS. These programs include certain northern Virginia localities - Arlington, Alexandria and Fairfax who have the authority to approve by local ordinance certain family day homes and child day centers.

Unlicensed and unregistered - child day care programs have any of the following requirements or safeguards to protect vulnerable children: background checks, training/orientation, or health and safety requirements; and only minimal Code of Virginia requirements apply.

The Virginia Department of Education does not inspect these programs and often times these programs are unknown to the Department.

Unlicensed and unregistered centers must meet an exemption in the Code of Virginia in § 22.1-289.030. For example, this program may be an after school program centered around a particular extra-curricular or sports-related activity.

Unlicensed and unregistered family day homes typically known as your family, friend or neighbor provide care in their home or the home of the child. They must follow the Code of Virginia requirements in §§ 22.1-289.041, which prohibit the caregiver from being a sex offender or child abuser, and 22.1-289.016, which requires the caregiver to provide in writing a notice to the parent stating that their child care program is not regulated by the Department and to refer parents to the Department's website for information explaining the various types of child care options.

If you suspect that a child day care program is operating illegally, you can file an Online Complaint form or call (800) 543-7545.

Finding Child Care

Search for Child Care

The " Search for Child Care " webtool provides facility information and inspection reports for licensed and religiously exempt child care centers, licensed and voluntarily registered family day homes and certified pre-schools.

Information provided includes:

1. Type of facility

2. Facility name, address and telephone number

3. Expiration date of license, exemption or certification

4. Name of the administrator or director (if applicable)

5. Hours of operation

6. Approved capacity (maximum number of children allowed in care)

7. Age range for which care is provided

8. VDOE inspector name and telephone number

9. Inspection dates and reports, as well as the facility's plan of correction (where applicable)

If you would like personal assistance in finding child care, contact Child Care Aware of Virginia at 866-543-7852.

Need help using the "Search for Child Care" webtool?

Less is more!

Search using the most distinctive part of the facility's name. For example, "Jonah's Little Whales" might have been entered in the database as "Jonahs Little Whales." If the name isn't typed into the search page exactly as it is spelled in the database, including spaces and punctuation, the search will be unsuccessful. Try searching with just the word Jonah or even Jona, omitting whatever comes after the punctuation. If there are several facilities with similar names, search for only the part of the name that is different.

Try different spellings: for example, Kids, Kidz, Kids', or Kid's.

If the facility's name includes multiple words combined into one, try searching using only part of the name (for example, Honey instead of HoneyPots).

If you entered the name, location and zip code and don't find what you are looking for, search again using only ONE of those criteria.

The search results will display the facility's name, address, and phone number. Click on the facility's/provider's name to see additional information, including inspection dates.

Click on an inspection date to see the inspection summary and violations (if any) for that date. You may also click on "Yes" in the "Violations" column to go directly to the "Violations" section of the inspection results. Both methods will take you to the same page of inspection reports.

Call the licensing inspector if you have questions not addressed on the report.

Paying For Child Care

Need Help Paying For Child Care?

The Child Care Subsidy Program assists families in paying child care costs for children under age 13 who are not eligible to attend public school during the part of the day when public education is available, or children with special needs under age 18 who reside with the applicant. If you are eligible and are approved for services, the Subsidy Program can pay a portion of your child care costs directly to the child care provider.

Do you have a child age 0-5 who hasn't started kindergarten? You may be eligible for financial assistance under new, increased income guidelines!
Click either of the following links to learn more!

Basic Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for the Child Care Subsidy Program, you must:

Be a Virginia resident who is either:

Actively employed or engaged in a job search. Let your local department of social services know if you are searching for a job during your phone interview;

Participating in an education or training program;

Receiving child protective services (CPS);

Participating in an assigned activity for the Virginia Initiative for Education and Work (VIEW); or

Participating in a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Employment and Training (SNAPET) plan of participation.

Provide documentation of child's citizenship or legal residence in the United States.

Provide documentation of child's immunization requirements as outlined by the State Board of Health.

Provide documentation of household income that does not exceed the limits of the locality in which you reside.

Families of a child experiencing homelessness that cannot provide the required documentation needed to determine eligibility at the time of application may be conditionally approved for services for a period not to exceed 90 days.

Application Process

Two ways to apply for the Child Care Subsidy Program

Your application will be reviewed within 30 days. During that time, you may be required to participate in an interview and provide documentation of basic eligibility requirements.

If you are eligible, and approved for services, your local department will authorize child care with a participating child care provider of your choice, and a portion of your child care costs will be paid directly to your provider.

Finding Child Care

Parents have different provider options they may choose to best fit the needs of their family. All parents want to support their child's health, happiness and development. High quality child care programs feature enriched experiences that are linked to greater achievement and success in school and in life.

View High Quality Child Care Infomercial

Click on the image below for a quick description of the benefits of providing high quality developmental care in a child's first 5 years.

The Search for Child Care web tool provides facility information and inspection reports for licensed and religiously exempt child care centers, licensed and voluntarily registered family day homes and certified pre-schools.

If you would like personal assistance in finding child care, contact Child Care Aware of Virginia at 866-543-7852.

Child Growth and Development

From birth to age 5 is an incredibly exciting time of growth and development. It is during these early years when children develop the foundations for social, emotional, physical, language and cognitive growth. During these years, you may also have many questions about your child's development.

How do I know if my child is developing typically?

Children develop in similar patterns at similar times, and typically go through a sequence of accomplishments (crawl, stand, walk, run.) However, each child is unique and will therefore learn, grow and reach milestones according to their own timeline. Knowing when to be concerned and when not to be is important for parents and family members. Your child's pediatrician is your partner in determining whether or not your child is developing typically. The Center for Disease Control has a wealth of information about child development and developmental milestones. To learn more, or to see how your child is progressing, click here.

Virginia's Early Learning and Development Standards (ELDS)

The ELDS are a reference to help caregivers and educators understand what most children are able to know and to do, across different areas of development, by a given age. The document describes development across five overlapping age bands.

The overlap conveys the reality that children develop at different rates. Individual skills will appear, across children, at different times. Those differences are often consistent with "expected" or "typical" development. The ELDS are organized into 5 Areas of Development:

Approaches to Play and Learning

Social Emotional Learning

Communication, Language, and Literacy Development

Health and Physical Development

Cognitive Development

All of these areas of development are interrelated, and growth in one area often influences or depends on development in other areas. No area is more important than another.

You can find information about Virginia's Early Learning and Development Standards on the Early Childhood Standards, Curriculum and Instruction Website.

Learn the Signs. Act Early.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 1 in 6 children aged 3-17 has a developmental disability, but many of these children are not identified until they are school-aged. Early identification and intervention are crucial to help each child build new skills and reduce the need for costly interventions in the future. CDC's Learn the Signs. Act Early. program provides early childhood educators, clinicians, and families with resources, materials and tools to improve early identification of children with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Who do I contact to have my child screened?

If you have concerns about your baby, and would like to request a developmental screening, you can contact the Infant & Toddler Connection of Virginia at 1-800-234-1448.

Early Intervention in Virginia

Early intervention services are services provided through the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) that are designed to meet the developmental needs of each child and their family, and provided in natural environments for the child (such as the home or child care setting.) Services are offered through two distinct programs: Part B (preschool children ages 3-5) and Part C (infants and toddlers ages 0-2). To learn more about Early Intervention in Virginia, click here .

Early intervention for Infants and Toddlers (Part C of IDEA)

From birth through age 2 a child is eligible to receive services if they:

Have delayed functioning

Exhibit atypical development or behavior

Demonstrate a behavioral disorder that interferes with development, or

Have a diagnosed physical or mental condition with a high probability of a resulting delay (even if no delay currently exists)

Early intervention services are provided by the Infant & Toddler Connection of Virginia. To learn more, determine if your child is eligible, or find your local program, click here.

Early Intervention for Preschool (Part B of IDEA)

Preschoolers may be eligible to receive early intervention services through the Early Childhood Special Education program of the Virginia Department of Education if they have one or more of 14 disability categories such as, but not limited to:

Autism spectrum disorders

Learning or emotional disability

Visual, hearing or speech impairment

Developmental delay

Early intervention services for preschool aged children are provided by local school districts. To learn more about early intervention for preschool children, determine if your child is eligible, or find more information on the 14 disability categories, click here.

Your rights under IDEA

The Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) is a federal law that ensures children with disabilities receive services such as early intervention, special education, and related programs. Under this law, parents have specific special education rights, which are detailed in Virginia's Procedural Safeguards Notice. To learn more, click here.

The PEATC offers services and support for families as well as easy-to-understand, research-based information and training. You can find more information here .

Research indicates that high-quality early learning is a critical first step to creating equity in access to early education and ensuring that all children begin kindergarten with an equal opportunity to learn. Suspensions and expulsions of young children deprive them of enriching learning experiences and have a negative impact that extends into grade school and beyond. This document provides recommendations regarding best practices in implementing developmentally appropriate experiences for children in child care programs (0-12 years) that can prevent suspension and expulsion.

Guidelines For The Prevention Of Suspension And Expulsion For Young Children

Early Childhood Mental Health

Early childhood is a critical time for developing the foundations for later emotional and mental wellness. Adverse experiences have the potential to affect brain development, and contribute to developmental delays. The foundations for strong mental health include a safe environment, adequate nutrition, and positive interactions with caregivers. Mental health is part of overall health; a healthy child has a healthy body and a healthy mind. To learn more about mental wellness in early childhood click here.

Home Visiting

Early Impact Virginia is a group of public and non-profit programs that serve families of children from pregnancy through age 5. Their purpose is to deliver in-home parenting education and family support services that improve the health, social and educational outcomes of young children and their families. Click here to learn more about Early Impact Virginia programs and resources.

Health and Safety

In addition to finding a child care provider who is available based on your activity schedule, it is equally important to search for a quality child care setting where health and safety are considered a priority. A high quality child care program puts health and safety first. The following information and links will help parents learn more about health and safety, and valuable tips and hints to ensure that their own home is just as safe.

Healthy Eating and Nutrition

The USDA provides many resources to help families explore healthy eating and tips for engaging children in the process. Healthy habits begin at home and will stay with your children for a lifetime. We know that life is all about choices, let's help children start on the right foot. Here you will find tips for becoming a role model and developing good habits. 10 Tips for Setting Good Examples

www.choosemyplate.gov is an excellent resource to learn more about nutrition and physical activity.

Healthy eating goes hand in hand with increased physical activity for children to support growth and learning. Good habits start early and may effect child development and success in school. As childhood obesity rates continue to increase, it is more important than ever for everyone who comes in contact with a child to help them stay healthy and active. LET'S MOVE!!! Click here for additional information.
Physical Activity among People with Disabilities

Kid Tours 2 - Health and Safety

Emergency Preparedness

Be prepared. When facing an emergency situation it is very important to remain calm to make appropriate decisions to ensure your safety. Imagine you are a child care provider and must ensure the safety of the children in your care. Having a well thought out plan and preparing prior to any emergency situation is key. For additional information and resources on emergency preparedness, please click here.
Child Care Aware of VA Crisis and Disaster Resources Caring for Children in a Disaster
Safe Sleep - SUID AND SIDS

The Safe to Sleep® campaign (formerly known as Back to Sleep®) aims to prevent Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) and educate parents, caregivers, and health care providers about ways to reduce the risk of SIDS and other sleep-related causes of infant death. About 3,700 babies die suddenly and unexpectedly each year in the United States. These deaths are the result of unknown causes, Accidental Suffocation and Strangulation in Bed (ASSB), and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). SIDS is defined as an unidentified cause of death in a baby younger than one year. Here you will find additional information about SIDS to arm yourself with the information to keep your children safe at home and with their child care provider. Learn more by accessing the resources below.
A Parent's Guide to Safe Sleep Safe Sleep for Babies Safe Sleep Campaign Toolkit
ABUSIVE HEAD TRAUMA AND Shaken Baby Syndrome

Abusive head trauma (AHT) is a traumatic injury that is inflicted upon the head or brain of an infant or young child. Shaken baby syndrome is a form of AHT and is a type of inflicted traumatic brain injury that happens when a baby is violently shaken. A baby has weak neck muscles and a large, heavy head. Shaking makes the fragile brain bounce back and forth inside the skull and causes bruising, swelling, and bleeding, which can lead to permanent, severe brain damage or death. Shaken baby injuries usually occur in children younger than 2 years old, but may be seen in children up to the age of 5. To learn more about Shaken Baby Syndrome as well as tips for parents and providers to understand the triggers and reduce the occurrence of injury. Explore the resources below.
Shaken Baby Syndrome
Preventing Abusive Head Trauma

Low Cost Lead Test Kits

Health professionals and scientists now understand that there is no safe level of lead exposure for babies or toddlers. The best way to know if your home's water is contaminated is to test what's coming out of the tap. The Columbia Center for Children's Environmental Health has partnered with Healthy Babies Bright Futures (HBBF) to make Lead in Water Action Kits available to families across America so they can test their tap water for the presence of lead. These in-home test kits will be sent to a lab at Virginia Tech for analysis, and each family will receive its test results along with a report containing actions the family can take to reduce their exposure to lead.

Resources for Families

Child Growth & Development

Family Engagement Resources

Are you looking for ways to engage your young children at home? The University of Virginia's Center for the Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning has developed STREAMin3 Family Activity Cards. The activity cards are simple but meaningful activities that support children's development across their day at home. Please click the links below to download or print the cards and guide.

Birth to Five: Watch Me Thrive!

Birth to Five: Watch Me Thrive! is a federal effort to encourage healthy development, universal developmental and behavioral screening for children, and support for the families and providers who care for them. Early identification allows for earlier intervention which tends to cost less and be more effective. To learn more about Birth to Five: Watch Me Thrive! click here.

Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning (CSEFFEL)

CSEFFEL is focused on promoting the social and emotional development and school readiness of young children birth to age 5 and has developed an extensive set of training materials, videos and print resources including family tools for supporting social and emotional development.

Tucker Turtle Takes Time to Tuck and Think at Home

English Version | Spanish Version

Infant & Toddler Connection of Virginia

The Infant & Toddler Connection of Virginia provides early intervention supports and services to infants and toddlers from birth through age 2 who are not developing as expected or who have a medical condition that can delay normal development. To find out more about early intervention services in Virginia, click here.

Learn the Signs. Act Early
Talk, Read, and Sing Together
Free tools: Track your child's development, and photos and videos of developmental milestones. From birth to 5 years, your child should reach milestones in how he plays, learns, speaks, acts and moves. Track your child's development and act early if you have a concern.

Research-based tip sheets for families, caregivers and early learning educators to help make the most of everyday language building experiences. Downloadable resources are in English and Spanish.

Talking is Teaching

Talking is Teaching is a campaign that shares tips and great ideas to make everyday activities teaching moments by talking and/or reading and/or singing with young children. To learn more about Talking is Teaching click here.
Family Readiness Kit
Health and Safety
First Things First Parent Kit
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently developed an updated AAP Family Readiness Kit to help families prepare to get disaster-ready.
Healthy Futures VA
This digital Parent Kit will help you meet the challenges of being a parent and supporting the healthy development of your baby, toddler or preschooler. To learn more click here.
Safe Kids Virginia
Healthy Futures VA is your source for up-to-date children's health information. View videos and text about children's health topics or explore what happens during a child's health care visit to a medical professional. To learn more about Healthy Futures VA click here.

Safe Kids Virginia is your go-to source for safety information, where you will find tips from safety experts to keep kids of all ages safe from preventable injuries. To learn more click here.
Child Care Aware
Resource Programs/Organizations
Head Start Early Learning & Knowledge Center
Child Care Aware of Virginia is a community-based network of early care and education specialists whose purpose is to deliver services to families, child care professionals, and communities to increase the accessibility, availability, and quality of child care in Virginia. Child Care Aware provides a referral service and information about child care for parents, as well as the opportunity to talk with experts about parenting issues. To learn more about Child Care Aware click here.
National Association for the Education of Young Children
The Head Start Early Learning & Knowledge Center has a wealth of resources for families about Head Start, Early Head Start, health & safety, child development, parenting, school readiness and supporting your family's well-being. To learn more click here.

The National Association for the Education of Young Children promotes high-quality learning for all children birth - age 8. This national organization accredits child care programs based on ten standards of quality that they have developed. They also offer information for families on a variety of topics related to child development and learning. To learn more about the National Association for the Education of Young Children click here.

Virginia Infant & Toddler Specialist Network

The Virginia Infant & Toddler Specialist Network has a resource section on their website that provides information on numerous topics for families including child development, early intervention, early childhood mental health, and exceptional children. To learn more about these resources, click here.

Virginia Partnership for Out-of-School Time

VPOST is dedicated to developing and expanding academic, social, emotional, and physical supports and services to school-age children throughout Virginia during out-of-school time hours. They offer resources to parents on parenting and raising children, food security, summer activities, STEM, and help finding the right afterschool program. To learn more about the Virginia Partnership for Out-of-School Time click here.
Financial Assistance Nutrition Assistance Medical Assistance
Family Assistance Resources

Other Assistance

The Child Care Subsidy Program helps low income parents pay for child care while they work or participate in approved education or training activities. In addition to the Subsidy Program, the Commonwealth of Virginia offers numerous other programs to assist low income families in their goal of achieving self-sufficiency. To learn more, the Family Resource Reference Guide offers families a brief description of these programs and information on how to apply.

Financial Assistance Resources

Nutrition Assistance

Medical Assistance

Early Childhood Resources

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Proof of income (pay stubs, bank statements, letter from employer, social security documents, pension )

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Wi-Fi-FreeSpot Directory - locations that offer Free Wi-Fi.

Every attempt is made to keep this Directory accurate. If you want to Add or Remove a Free Wi-Fi location please fill out the Form

Read the Interesting Faqs to learn more about using Wi-Fi-FreeSpots.

United States - Virginia

Check the Panera Bread site for an updated listing of Virginia locations with Free Wi-Fi.

Chesterfield County Library branches have Free Wi-Fi.

Fairfax County Libraries have Free Wi-Fi.

Loudoun County Libraries have Free Wi-Fi.

Henrico County Public Libraries.

Pamunkey Regional Library Branches.

Abingdon
Java J's Expresso Bar - 1060 W. Main St. - 276-623-1119
Zazzy'z Coffeehouse and Bookstore - 380 E Main St - 276-698-3333
Washington County Public Library - filtered access - 205 Oak Hill St - 276 676 6222
Abingdon Mesh - downtown access area
White Birches Inn - for guests - 268 White Mills Rd. - (276) 676-2140

Alexandria
ACKC Cocoa Bar - 2003a Mt Vernon Ave
Bittersweet - 103 N Alfred St - 703 549 2708
Bruegger's Bagels - 606 King St - 703-683-0080
Bugsy's Pizza - 111 King St
Caboose Cafe & Bakery - 2419 Mt. Vernon Avenue - (703) 566-1283
Cameron Perks Coffeehouse - 4911 Brenman Park Drive - 703-461-6900
Charles E. Beatley, Jr. Central Library - 5005 Duke Street - 703-519-5900
Cosi - 700 King Street - 703-299-9833
Food Matters - 4906 Brenman Park Dr - 703 461 3663
Laughing Lizard Lounge (and Deli) - 1324 King Street
Meineke Car Care Center - 8164D Richmond Hwy - 703-360-0844
Panera Bread Company - 3201 Duke Street - (703) 751-1800
Panera Bread - 5926 Kingstowne Towne Center - (703) 719-9302
Panera Bread - 6670 Richmond Highway
Panera Bread - 5578 Vincent Gate Terrace - 703 658 5204
Sherwood Regional Library - 2501 Sherwood Hall Lane - 703-765-3645
St Elmo's Coffee Pub - 2300 Mount Vernon Ave - (703) 739-9268
Telegraph Station - 5735 Telegraph Rd
US Patent and Trademark Office Campus - Madison auditorium, the Roundhouse Caf�, and the Madison atrium - 600 Dulany Street
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Morrison House - lobby area - 116 S Alfred St - 703 838 8000
Homewood Suites by Hilton Alexandria - 4850 Leesburg Pike - 703-671-6500
Holiday Inn Alexandria-I-95 - 2460 Eisenhower Avenue - 703-960-3400
Holiday Inn Express Fort Belvoir - 6055 Richmond Hwy - 571 257 9555
Hawthorn Suites - 420 North Van Dorn Street - 703-370-1000
Lorien Hotel & Spa - 1600 King St - 703 894 3434
Crowne Plaza Old Town - 901 N Fairfax - 703 683 6000
Holiday Inn - 625 First St - 703 548 6300

Arlington
Arlington Mazda - 750 N Glege Rd - 703 527 3000
Arlington Public Library Branches - see list for availability
ArlingtonWireless@Courthouse Plaza - 2100-2300 Clarendon Boulevard - 703.228.3000
Bear Rock Cafe - The Village at Shirlington, 2751 South Stafford Street - 703-575-8055 and 2200 N Westmoreland St - 703 532 0031
Cosi - 4250 Fairfax Dr - 703 527 9717
Crystal City Sports Pub - 529 South 23rd Street - 703-521-8215
Dunkin Donuts - WEP key printed on receipt - 3520 Lee Hwy - 703 294 4023
El Mexicano - 3300 Wilson Blvd
Extra Virgin Modern Italian Cuisine - 4053 Campball Ave - 703 998 8474
Ginger Beef Chinese Rest - 4815 Columbia Pike
Panera Bread - 4238 Wilson Blvd, Ballston Common Mall, 1st Floor - 703-527-8701
Rappahannock Coffee Roasters - 2406 Columbia Pike - 703.271.0007
Cafe! Cafe! Arlington - 11AM-4PM, must make purchase - 5723 Lee Highway - 703-538-4600
The Cowboy Cafe - 4792 Lee Hwy - 703 243 8010
Silver Diner - ask for best seating for Wi-Fi and for free login info - 3200 Wilson Blvd - 703-812-8600
Fox & Hound (Ballston Commons) - 4238 Wilson Blvd - 703.465.1300
Apple Store - 2700 Clarendon Blvd.
Apple Store - Pentagon City Mall - 1100 South Hayes Street
Central Library - 1015 N. Quincy St. - 703-228-5990
Executive Club Suites - 108 South Courthouse Road
Hyatt Arlington - guest rooms and public spaces - 1325 Wilson Blvd - 703 525 1234

Ashburn
Robinette's Coffee - Oldtown Ashburn, 20693 Ashburn Rd - (703) 729-1050
Caribou Coffee - access via shopping center developer - 42385 Ryan Road, #110
Ashburn Library - 43316 Hay Rd - 703-737-8100
Broadlands Sports Bar & Grill - 42882 Truro Parish Dr - 703 729 7119
Loudoun Walk-In Medical Care - 44320 Premiere Plaza, Ste 120
SpringHill Suites - 20065 Lakeview Center Plaza - 703 723 9300

Bailey's Crossroads
Panera Bread - 5857 Leesburg Pike - (703) 998-1300

Berryville
Daily Grind - 7 West Main Street

Blacksburg
More Than Coffee - 235 N. Main St. - 540-552-9200
The Cellar Restaurant - 302 North Main Street - (540) 953-0651
Daily Grind - 460 Turner Street
Bollo's Coffee Shop - Draper Road
TCBY - 610 N Main St, #E - 540 951 1105
Wendy's - 701 N Main St - 540 - 552 7139 and 1705 S Main St - 540 552 1440
SheSha Hookah Bar - Draper Road
Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library - 200 Miller St - 540 552 8265
Carilion Family Medicine - 901 Plantation Rd - 540 951 0352
The Inn at Virginia Tech - 901 Prices Fork Rd - 540 231 8000
The Holiday Inn

Boydton
Southside Regional Library Branch - 316 Washington Street

Bowling Green
Old Courthouse Cafe - 117 N Main St - 804 633 7336

Bristol
Java J's Downtown Espresso Bar - 501 State Street
Blackbird Bakery - 56 Piedmont Ave
Bristol Mall - food court - 500 Gate City Hwy. - 276-466-8331
Skyland Inn - 15545 Lee Hwy - 276-669-0166

Chantilly
Chantilly Regional Library - 4000 Stringfellow Road - 703-502-3883

Charlottesville
Downtown Pedestrian Mall
Jefferson-Madison Regional Library - Central Library, 201 E Market St - 434 979 7151
Jefferson-Madison Regional Library - Northside branch, 300 Albemarle Sq - 434 973 7893
Jefferson-Madison Regional Library - Gordon branch, 1500 Gordon Ave - 434 296 5544
Pantops Liberty Station Everyday Cafe - Route 250 East
Java Java - 2214 Ivy Road , Townside Center
Greenberry's Coffee & Tea Co. - 1049 Emmet St. N. - 434-984-0200
C'ville Coffee - 1031 Harris St - 434-817-2633
La Taza Coffeehouse - 407-B Monticello Rd - 434-296-TAZA
Fox Park Coffee Bar - 1325 W Main St
Panera Bread - 1121 Emmet St N - 434-245-6192
Milano - 406 w Main St
Vavino Wine Bar - 401 East Main Street - (434) 974-9463
Rhett's River Grill & Bar - 2335 Seminole Trail - 434 974 7818
Wendy's - 1636 Seminole Trail - 434 973 6226 and 416 4th St - 434 979 0380 and 1192 Richmond Rd - 434 979 5908
Omni Hotel - 235 W Main St - 434-971-5500
Doubletree Hotel - 990 Hilton Heights Rd - 434-973-2121

Chase City
Butler Memorial Library - 515 Marshall Street

Chesapeake
Dairy Queen - 200 South Battlefield Blvd - (757) 438-6905
Bean There Cafe - 733 Eden Way N - 757 312 0188
Bad Ass Coffee - 561 Cedar Rd, Ste 1 - 757 549 0001
Crazy Wings Cantina - 1701 Parkview Dr - 757 523 9464
Spaghetti Eddie's Pizza Cafe - 733 Eden Way N, Ste 400 - 757 484 7301
Chesapeake Square Mall - 4200 Portsmouth Blvd - 757 465 7453
McDonald's

Chester
Camille's Sidewalk Cafe - 2612 Perdue Springs Dr. - 804-425-6956
Denny's Restaurant - 12441 Red Water Creek Rd - 804-796-5008
Anatolia Grill - 12131 S Chalkley Rd - 804 751 9157
Tropical Smoothie Cafe - 12802 Jefferson Davis Hwy - 804 751 0090
Flagstop Carwash and Quick Lube - 11031 Ironbridge Rd - 804 768-0090

Chesterfield
Central Library - 9501 Lori Rd - 804 751 4955 and other Chesterfield County branches
Weather Twisters - 12424 Second Branch Rd - 804-739-2367
Pretend Town - 10185 Hull Street Rd - 804 745 8696

Chincoteague
Island Creamery - 6243 Maddox Blvd. - (757) 336-6236

Christiansburg
The Coffee Depot - 41 West Main Street - 540-381-7975
Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library Christiansburg Branch - 125 Sheltman St - 540 382 6964
Panera Bread - 2610 N Franklin St - 540 382 0970
Jabo's Coffee - 50 Merrimac Rd - 540 552 5226
Fazoli's - 105 Laurel St - 540 382 1200
CiCi's Pizza - 200 Marshall Dr - 540 381 0068
Dennys - 2675 Roanoke St. - 540-382-6620
Chick-fil-A - 2200 N Franklin St - 540 394 4488
Arby's - 2650 Market St - 540 394 4458
Wendy's - 2355 N Franklin St - 540 381 1483 and 2330 Roanoke St - 540 382 2311
Burger King - 260 W Main St - 540 382 1770 and 2680 Market St - 540 381 1458
New River Valley Mall - 782 New River Rd - 540 381 0004
NRCC - NRV Mall site - 400 New River Rd
Fairfield Inn & Suites - 2659 Roanoke Street - 540-381-9596

Clarksville
Clarksville Public Library - 914 Virginia Avenue
RAF Wireless - Virginia Ave @ Kerr Lake Boat Dock - 434-210-1149
Lake Motel & Efficiencies - parking lot and room access - 101 Virginia Avenue - 434-374-8106
Best Western On The Lake - 103 Second Street - 434-374-5023

Colonial Beach
Central Rappahannock Regional Library - Abraham and William Cooper Memorial Branch - 20 Washington Avenue

Danville
Ham's Restaurant - 2373 Riverside Drive - (434) 797-1433
Kickback Jack's - 140 Crown Dr - 434 793 1848
Ballou Park, Anglers Park, inside and outside the visitors center, Carrington Pavilion and the Community Market

Dinwiddie
Dinwiddie Library - 14103 Boydton Plank Rd - 804 469 9450

Dublin
Pulaski County Visitor's Center/C of C - 4440 Cleburne Blvd, Ste B - 540 674 4161
Wendy's - 4648 Cleburne Blvd - 540 674 8939
Arby's - 4675 Cleburne Blvd - 540 674 6144
Burger King - 4608 Cleburne Blvd - 540 674 1158
New River Comm. College
Holiday Inn Express - 4428 Cleburne Blvd - 540 674 1600

Dumfries
Panera Bread - 4402 Fortuna Center Plaza - 703 580 1170

Edinburg
Shenandoah County Library - 514 Stoney Creek Blvd - (540)5984-8200

Emporia
Days Inn, Quality Inn, Hampton Inn - lobby area , Best Western - Exit 11B of I-95

Fairfax
Apple Store - Tyson Corner Center Mall
Panera Bread - 10702 Lee Hwy - (703) 934-1470
Brion's Grille - 10621 Braddock Road - 703.352.7272
The Great Room Coffee Shop - 11451 Braddock Rd
TT Reynolds - 10414 Main St - 703-591-9292
Wegmans - 11620 Monument Dr - 703-653-1600
Fairfax Corners - 4245 Summit Corner Dr - 703 266 6088
Caribou Coffee - 1947 Grand Commons Ave - 703 815 2001
Comfort Inn - some rooms and lobby - 11180 Main St. - (703) 591-5900
Holiday Inn Express - 10327 Fairfax Blvd - 703 359 2888

Falls Church
Panera Bread Company - 450 West Broad Street - (703) 241-5954 and Strawberry Lane - 703 207 0145
Stacy's Coffee Parlor - 709 West Broad St. - 703-538-6266
Silver Diner - 8150 Porter Rd - 703 204 0812
Mary Riley Styles Public Library - 120 N Virginia Ave
Tysons-Pimmitt Regional Library - 7584 Leesburg Pike - 703-790-8088
Perks Cafe & Coffeehouse - 6641 Arlington Boulevard - 703-533-3883
Dogfish Head Alehouse - 6220 Leesburg Pike - 703 534 3342
Homewood Suites by Hilton� Falls Church - I-495 @ Rt. 50 - 8130 Porter Road

Farmville
Huddle House Restaurant - 1800 S Mail St
Daily Grind - New Life Assembly of God, 201 N. Main Street
Super 8 Motel - 2012 South Main Street, Hwy 15 South and US 460 Bypass - 434-392-8196

Fishersville
Mossy Creek Cafe and Catering - US 250 and Route 608/285
Augusta County Library - 1759 Jefferson Hwy at Rt 608 - 540-949-6354
Augusta Medical Center - ask for locations - 78 Medical Center Drive
Hampton Inn - 15 Four Square Lane

Fredricksburg
Camille's Sidewalk Cafe - 1911 Carl D. Silver Parkway - 540-548-3663
Panera Bread - 1760 Carl D. Silver Parkway - (540) 785-3411 and 10059 Jefferson Davis Hwy - 540 710 8993
Daily Grind - 29 Banks Ford Parkway Suite 105
Hyperian Espresso - 301 William St - 540-373-4882
Tickers Coffee - 2037 Plank Rd - 540 899 5330
Mocha Mo's Cafe - 400 Princess Anne St - 540 368 2101
Central Rappahannock Regional Library - 1201 Caroline Street
Central Rappahannock Regional Library - Salem Church Branch - 2607 Salem Church Road
Super Value Inn - 594 Warrenton Rd - 540 899 0101

Front Royal
Bullets/Quarles Food Store - Rte. 522(Winchester Pike) and Country Club Road
Daily Grind of Front Royal - 215 E. Main Street and 477 H. South Street
Tropical Smoothie Cafe - 50 Riverton Commons - 540 635 3965
McDonald's - Rt 522
Quality Inn - 10 Commerce Ave - (540) 635-3161
Wingate Hotel - 20 Sanford Dr - 540 368 8000

Glen Allen
Panera Bread Company - 10301 West Broad Street - (804) 270-2266
Padow's Hams & Deli - 9864 West Broad Street - 804 965-6262
Capital Ale House - 4024-A Cox Road
Cool Beans - ask for WPA key - 9699 C West Broad St - 804 421-BEAN
Buffalo Wild Wings - 1090 Viginia Center Pkwy - 804 553 9998
Henrico County Public Library - Glen Allen Branch Library - 10501 Staples Mill Rd - 804 756 7523

Shady Grove YMCA - 11255 Nuckols Rd - (804) 270-3866
Marketplace at Exxon Station - 10950 Nuckols Rd

Gordonsville
Zions Crossroads Citgo-Blimpies-Truckstop - Rt 15 & I-64

Hague
Central Rappahannock Regional Library - Blake T. Newton Memorial Branch - 22 Coles Point Road

Hampton
All branches of the Library
Chick-fil-A - 2140 Coliseum Drive - (757) 826-1277
Coffee Shop - 768 Settlers Landing Rd - 757-722-6000
Downtown Hampton and the Marina - from Mill Point Park to West Queens Court, and Queens Way to the waterfront
Miller's Mart - 37 S. Armistead Ave - 722-0849
Checkered Flag Tavern - 1721 N King St - 757 723 3283
Meineke Car Care Center - 79 W Mercury Blvd - 757-722-3319
Crowne Plaza Marina - 700 Settlers Landing Rd - 757 727 9700
Arrow Inn & Efficiencies - 7 Semple Farm Rd/3361 Commander Shepard Blvd - 757-865-0300

Harrisonburg
The Artful Dodger Coffeehouse & Cocktail Lounge - 47 Court Square - 540-432-1179
Daily Grind - 1925 E. Market Street and 1651 East Market Street and 2 North Main Street and 625 Mt. Clinton Pike
Earth and Tea Cafe - 120 S Main St - 540-432-8280
Ham's Restaurant - 221 University Blvd - (540)574-4267
Calhoun's Restaurant and Brewing Co. - 41-A Court Square - (540) 434-8777
Wendy's - 1560 S Main St - 540 434 0218 and 1694 E Market St - 540 434 3368
Days Inn University - free to guests - 1131 Forest Hill Road - (540) 433-9353
Courtyard by Marriott - 1890 Evelyn Byrd Ave - (540)432-3031

Hayes
Meineke Car Care Center - 2998 George Washington Memorial Hwy - 804-684-2359

Herndon
Amphora's Diner Deluxe - 1151 Elden St - (703) 925-0900
Amphora Bakery - 294 Sunset Park Dr - 703-964-0500
Moe's Southwest Grill - 12950 Highland Crossing Dr, #D - 703 796 6637
Crowne Plaza Dulles Airport - 2200 Centreville Rd - 703 471 6700

Hillsville
Holiday Inn Express - 85 Airport Rd

Kenbridge
Ripberger Public Library - 117 South Broad Street

Lexington
Rockbridge Regional Library - 138 South Main Street - 540 463 4324
Daily Grind - 23 South Jefferson Street
Lexington Coffee Shop - 9 W Washington St - 540-464-6586
Wash-O-Matic Self-Service Laundry - 184 Walker Street

Lorton
American Legion Post 162 - password provided to members and guests - 8210 Legion Drive - 703-690-1107
Caribou Coffee - 9425 Lorton Market - 703-372-1510
Glory Days Grill - 9459 Lorton Market - 703 372 1770

Lynchburg
Panera Bread - 3911 Wards Rd - 434 239 6992
Rubs Restaurant - 6201 Fort Avenue - 434) 832-0652
The Daily Grind - 1509 Enterprise Dr - (434) 237-8878
Bojangles - 7819 Timberlake Rd - 434 485 7016

Manassas
Java Rock - 8730 Sudley Rd - (703) 361-2146
The Bad Ass Coffee Co. of Hawaii - 10390 Portsmouth Road. - 703-335-8877
O'Meara's Restaurant & Pub - 8971 Center St - 703-369-1469
Fairfield Inn & Suites - 6950 Nova Way - 703 393 9966
Country Inn & Suites - 10810 Battleview Pkwy - 703 393 9797

Marshall
Freestate Coffee Co. - 4197-A1 Winchester Rd. - 540-364-9045

McGaheysville
Romanos Italian Bistro - 42 Island Ford Rd - 540 289 5770

McLean
Gordon Biersch - Tyson's Corner Mall
Silver Diner - 8101 Fletcher St - 703 821 5666
Tyson's Corner Center - Food Court Level 3, 1961 Chain Bridge Rd - 703-847-7300
Holiday Inn Tysons Corner - 1960 Chain Bridge Rd

Mechanicsville
Coffee Lane Cafe - 8319 Bell Creek Rd - 804-559-4050
Panera Bread - 7225 Bell Creek Rd - 804 569 7723
Riverbound Cafe - 8005 Creighton Pkwy - 804-559-3663
Martin's Food Market - Cafe area - 7324 Bell Creek Rd S
Car Pool Car Wash - 7123 Mechanicsville Turnpike
Bon Secours Memorial Regional Medical Center - 8260 Atlee Rd - 804-764-6000

Midlothian
Panera Bread Company - 11649 Midlothian Turnpike - (804) 897-7222
The Desserterie - 6161 Harbourside Centre Loop - 804 639 9948
Car Pool Car Wash - 10310 Hull Street

Newport News
Port City Java - 12715-A Warwick Blvd, Unit A - 757-534-9144
Main Street, Grissom and Pearl Bailey libraries
Buddy's Hideaway - 9811 Jefferson Ave.
CNU's Trible Library - 1 University Pl - 757 594 7132
Omni Hotel - 1000 Omni Blvd - 757-873-6664

Norfolk
Panera Bread Company - 739 West 21st Street - (757) 623-9669
Panera Bread - Janaf Shopping Center
Elliots Fair Grounds News and Coffee - purchase and donation requested - 806 Baldwin Avenue Suite 2 - 757 640 2899
Port City Java - 4416 Monarch Way - 757-440-5800
A Latte Cafe - 321 Granby St
Capt. Groovy's Grill & Raw Bar - 8101 Shore Dr - 757 965 4667
Piedmont Hawthorne Aviation - Norfolk International Airport
Discover Life Bookstore & Caf� - Military Circle Mall, 880 N. Military Hwy
Miller's Mart - 4902 Hampton Blvd.
The Green Onion Rest. - 1603 Colley Ave - 757 963 1200
Office Depot - 5957 E Virginia Beach Blvd - 757-455-5889
City of Norfolk - 810 Union St.

Oilville
BP Station/Bullets - 1420 Broad Street Rd - 804 784 2743

Portsmouth
The Daily Grind (Coffee House) - 300 High Street - 757 399-0498
Portsmouth Main Library - 601 Court Street - 757-393-8501
Portsmouth Public Library Churchland Branch - 3215 Academy Ave - 757 393 8501
Portsmouth Public Library Cradock Branch - 28 Prospect Pkwy - 757 393 8501
Thumpers - 600 Court St - 757 393 1001

Pulaski
McDonald's - E Main St

Radford
Wades Foods - cafe area - 401 W. Main St. - 540-639-9233
Radford Public Library - 30 W Main St - 540 731 3621
Arby's - 600 W Main St - 540 731 1550
Burger King - 7438 Lee Hwy - 540 639 0883
Wendy's - 7406 Lee Hwy - 540 639 3170
Radford Travel Center/BP - 2395 Tyler Rd - 540 639 4973
Comfort Inn - 2331 Tyler Rd

Reston
Greenberry's Coffee Shop - Home Depot Shopping Center - 1675 Reston Parkway
Panera Bread - 1825 Discovery St - (703) 437-6022
Silver Diner - 11951 Killingsworth Ave - 703 742 0801
Reston Regional Library - 11925 Bowman Towne Drive - 703-689-2700
Skatequest - 1800 Michael Faraday Ct - 703 709 7010
LakeAnne.NET - Lake Anne Plaza - Il Cigno, Cafe Mont Martre, Jasmine Cafe, and the Lake Anne Coffee Shop
1612, 1617, 1625, 1633 Washington Plaza North/bet North Shore Dr & Fellowship Square

Richmond
Amtrak Station - make purchase at concession stand to get password - 7519 Staples Mill Rd
Apple Store - Short Pump Town Center - 11800 W. Broad St. Ste. 1134
Aunt Sarah's Pancake House - 4205 West Broad St.
Bailey's Richmond #1 - 7502 W Broad Street - 804.755.6800
Bailey's Richmond #2 - 11581 Robious Road - 804.560.4600
Baja Bean Co. Restaurante Y Cantina - 1520 W Main St - (804) 257-5445
Bakers Crust - Shortpump Town Center
Bakers Crust - 3553 W. Cary Street in Carytown
Bin 22 at Betsy's - 3200 W Cary St - 804 358 4501
Blue Fox Cafe - 10 South Thompson St.
Browns Island - 500 N Tredegar St - 804 788 6466
Cafe Gutenberg - 1700 E Main - (804) 497-5000
Capital Ale House - 623 East Main Street
Capitol Coffee - 2928 W Cary Street - 804 204 1755
CapitolMAC - 1307 W Main Street - 804-358-3100
Captain Buzzy's Beanery - 2623 E Broad St - 804-377-6655
Car Pool Car Wash locations - 5514 W. Broad Street, 9200 W. Broad Street, 9850 Midlothian Turnpike
Chesterfield Towne Center - food court area - 11500 Midlothian Tpk - 804 794 4661
Chick-fil-a - 3380 Pump Rd - 804 364 0200
CJW Medical Center - 7101 Jahnke Rd - 804 320 3911
Coffee Nostra - 606 North Sheppard Street
Crossroads Coffee & Ice Cream - 3600 Forest Hill Ave - 804 231 2030
Daily Grind Short Pump - 11655 West Broad St - (804) 360-1565
Dos Amigos Tire & Auto Repair - 2718 Broad Rock Blvd
Dose Cafe - 522 N. 2nd St.
Ellwood Thompson's Natural Market - 4 N Thompson St - 804 359 7525
Extreme Pizza - 941 West Broad St.
Globe Hopper Coffeehouse & Lounge - 2100 E Main St - 804 523 8083
GRTC Transit - Chesterfield to Richmond 8:35AM bus, more routes coming
Henrico County Libraries, includingNorth Park Branch Library - 8508 Franconia Rd - 804 262 4876 and Tuckahoe Area Branch Library - 1901 Starling Dr - 804 270 9578 and Twin Hickory Area Library - 5001 Twin Hickory Rd - 804 364 1400
Henrico Doctor's Hosp. - 1602 Skipwith Rd
Jumpin' Juice & Java - 8901 Patterson Ave - 804 377 0832
Library of Virginia - 800 East Broad Street - 804-692-3500
Lift Coffee Shop & Cafe - 218 West Broad St.
Mars Bar and Restaurant - 115 N. 18th Street, Shockoe Bottom - 804-644-MARS
Max & Erma's Restaurant - 2160 John Rolfe Parkway - 804-754-3762
McDonald's - 3410 W Cary St - (804) 355-4123
Mojo's Philadelphia - 733 West Cary St.
Panera Bread - see Glen Allen and Midlothian
Penny Lane Pub - 421 E. Franklin St. - 804-780-1682
Pho 79 - 6909 Staples Mill Rd - 804 627 2200
Popkin Tavern - 123 West Broad St.
San Francisco Oven - The Promenade Shops, 11645 West Broad Street - 804.360.0040
Saxbys Coffee - 11321 W Broad St, Ste 111 - 804 360 9006
Science Museum of Virginia, Cafe Portico - 2500 W. Broad Street
Shockoe Expresso & Roastery - 104 Shockoe Slip - 804 648 3734
Stony Point Fashion Park - outdoor commons areas - 9200 Stony Point Parkway - 804 272 7094
Tropical Smoothie Cafe - 929 West Broad St.
Martin's Store - cafe area - Chesterfield Towne Center - 11361 Midlothian Turnpike and The Village - 7035 Three Chopt Rd.
Martin's Cafe- 7129 Staples Mill Rd.
Wired - 204 North Robinson Street
World Cup - Floyd and Morris
YMCA - 2244 John Rolfe Parkway
YMCA Downtown - 2 W Franklin St.
17th Street Farmers' Market
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Jefferson Hotel - guest rooms and restaurants - 101 W. Franklin St. - 804-788-8000
Doubletree Downtown - 301 W Franklin St - 804 344 8310
Marriott - lobby area - 500 E Broad St - 804 643 3400
Wingate Hotel Short Pump - 13991 N Gayton Rd - 804 421 1600
America's Best Value Inn - 2126 Willis Rd - 804-271-1281
Hilton Garden Inn - 501 E Broad St - 804 344 4300

Roanoke
Roanoke Hot Zone - Jefferson St. to Williamson Rd. and Salem Ave. to Church Ave.
Roanoke Natural Foods Co-op - deli area - 1319 Grandin Road - 540.343.5652
High Point Coffee - 4210 Brambleton Ave - 540-400-6049
Tudor's Biscuit World of Virginia - 23 Church Ave SW
Country Cookin Restaurant - (540) 992-5512
Parker's Seafood - 1336 Peters Creek Rd - 540-562-1870
Dennys - 3429 Orange Ave. - 540-344-9193
Taco Bell - 3306 Westmoreland Dr - 540-776-9563
Roanoke Main Library - 706 South Jefferson Street - (540) 853-2473
Roanoke Airport
Piedmont-Hawthorne FBO Lobby - Roanoke Airport
Courtyard Marriott - 3301 Ordway Dr - 540-563-5002
Colony House Motor Lodge - Bus. Rt. 220 - 540-345-0411

Ruckersville
Wendy's - 8764 Seminole Trail - 434 990 2021

Salem
Mill Mountain Coffee - 17 East Main Street - 540.389.7549
Salem Public Library - 28 East Main Street - 540-375-3089
Mac N Bobs - 316 E Main St - (540) 389-5999
Awful Arthur's - 1302 West Main Street - 804-672-7416
Dennys - 2039 West Main St.
Subway - 1502 W Main St - 540-389-3648

Smithfield
Smithfield Station - Church St.

Spotsylvania
Central Rappahannock Regional Library - C. Melvin Snow Memorial Branch - 8740 Courthouse Road

Springfield
Silver Diner - 6592 Springfield Mall - 703 924 1701
Hard Times Cafe & Cue - 6362 Springfield Plaza - 703 913 5600
Immanuel Bible Church - 6911 Braddock Rd - 703-941-4124
Residence Inn Old Keene Mill - 6412 Backlick Rd - 703 644 0020

Stafford
Panera Bread - Garrisonville Rd - 540-288-1392
Central Rappahannock Regional Library - Porter Branch - 2001 Parkway Boulevard
Potomac Point Winery - 275 Decatur Rd - 540-446-2266
gargoyles /coci international - 2152 Jefferson Davis Hwy - 540 840 1691

Staunton
Staunton Public Library - 1 Churchville Ave.
Daily Grind Unwind - 32 South New Street - (540) 887-0005
Coffee on the Corner - 540 E. Beverly St. - 540-887-0041
Blue Mountain Coffees - 12B Byers St - 540-886-4506
Mugshots - 32 S New St - 540 887 0005
Martin's Food Store - Marketplace Cafe - 1015 Richmond Road
Wright's Dairy-Rite - 346 Greenville Ave - 540 886 0435
Wendy's - 701 Greenville Ave - 540 885 5250

Sterling
Kabob Cafe - 46005 Regal Plaza, Ste 140 - 703-444-3119
Sterling Library - 120 Enterprise Street - 703-430-9500
Wegmans - upstairs cafe - 45131 Columbia Place
Carmine's Family Style Italian Kitchen - 20789 Great Falls Plaza - 703 421 8646
Chick-fil-a - 45440 Dulles Crossing Plaza - 703 444 0300
Hampton Inn - 46331 McClellan Way - 703-450-9595
Comfort Inn & Suites Airport - 45515 Dulles Plaza - 703 471 5005

Stoneridge
Daily Grind - 42020 Village Center Plaza Suite 130 S

Strasburg
The Saddle Co. - 192 Oxbow Dr - 571 991 4116

Suffolk
Java 149 Cafe - 149 Main Street
Ugly Mug Coffee & Smoothie - 1024 Centerbrooke Lane - 757 925 4233
Miller's Mart - 2872 Pruden Blvd, (Hwy 460 @ Hwy 58 bypass)
Snack Attack's WiFi & Dessert Cafe - 140 w Washington St, Ste 105 - 757 737 6612
McDonald's - 6201 College Dr

Troutville
Country Cookin Restaurant - 2775 Lee Highway - (540) 992-5512

Tyson's Corner
eCitie - 8300 block of Tyco Rd. - 703-760-9000

Victoria
Victoria Public Library - 1417 7th Street
Uptown Coffee Cafe - 1308 8th St - 434-696-1475
Landmark Realty - 1909 Main St - 434 696 1002

Virginia Beach
Public Library locations
All In Gourmet Deli - 539 Hilltop Plaza - 757 963 2385
The Atlanta Bread Co. - 675 Phoenix Drive
Panera Bread - 737 First Colonial Rd - (757) 417-7009
Taco Palace - Pembroke Mall intersection of Virginia Beach and Independence Boulevards - 493-7555
Rapture Restaurant - 5350 Kemps River Dr, Suite 114 - (757) 366-8650
3rd Planet Cafe - 3501 Holland Road - (757) 408-2231
Daily Grind Unwind - Virginia Beach Town Center - 168 Central Park Avenue - (757) 228-3907
Bad Ass Coffee Co - 619 18th St - (757) 233-4007
Our Daily Bread - 2240 Atlantic Ave, Ste 101 - 757 961 4960
The Real Breadshop Bakery & Cafe - 977 Reon Dr - 757 361 0014
Maroon's Cafe - 1950 Glenn Mitchell Dr, #105 - 757-689-4989
Silver Diner - 4401 Virginia Beach Blvd - 757-499-3600
The Raven - 1200 Atlantic Ave - 757 425 1200
Bar None - Cleveland St - 757 473 2220
Village Inn - 313 Independence Blvd - 757 499 5557
Denny's - 5720 N Hampton Blvd - 757 460 8536
Pembroke Mall
Lynnhaven Mall - food court area - 701 Lynnhaven Pkwy
Jack Rabbit Self-Storage - 109 Birdneck Rd - 757 428 4275
HardwoodBrokers - 2292 Natoma Drive - 800-313-1107
Floormall.Com - 4712 Linkspur Sq. Shopping Center - 888-WEB-FLOORS
SaltyDog - 3657 Shore Dr - 757 318 6370
Checkered Flag Toyota - 5301 Virginia Beach Blvd - 757 490 1111
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Homewood Suites - 5733 Cleveland St - 757 552 0080
The Crowne Plaza Hotel Virginia Beach - for guests only - 4453 Bonney Road
The Oceanfront Inn - 2901 Atlantic Ave - 888-826-2326
Westin Hotel - 4535 Commerce St - 757 557 0550
Holiday Inn Surfside
Holiday Inn & Suites North Beach - 39th Street & Atlantic Avenue - 757 428 1711

Waynesboro
The Purple Foot - 1035 West Broad Street
250 Central Gourmet Coffee & Food Co. - 2556 Jefferson Hwy. - (540) 942-2502
Daily Grind - 3278 Stuarts Draft Highway and 125 Lucy Lane, Suite 112
Wendy's - 2050 Rosser Ave - 540 943 4433

Williamsburg
Sacred Grounds - 6927 Richmond Road - (757) 220-8494
Harbour Coffee - 4260 Casey Blvd - 757 220 2334
Merchants Square and Prince George Street
Williamsburg Library - 515 Scotland Street
James City County Library - 7770 Croaker Road
Meineke Car Care Center - 7106 Merrimac Trail - 757-229-8002
Martin's Store - cafe area - Williamsburg Monticello Marketplace - 4660 Monticello Ave.
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Courtyard by Marriott - 470 Mclaws Cir - (757) 221-0700
Crowne Plaza - 6945 Pocahontas Trail - 757 220 2250
Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites - 105 Visitor Center Dr. - 757-220-7960
Quality Suites - 1406 Williamsburg Rd - 757 220 9304
Lexington Hotel George Washington Inn & Conference Center - 500 Merrimac Trail - 757 220 1410

Winchester
House of Liu Chinese Cuisine - 1928 Valley Avenue - (540) 678-1062
Daily Grind Coffee Shop - Mall Walk, 1 N. Loudon St. - 540-662-2115 and Apple Blossom Mall - 1850 Apple Blossom Drive and 3035 Valley Ave., Suite 101 and 1 North Loudoun Street and 39 W. Piccadilly Street and 1131 Berryville Ave. and 166 Costello Drive
Sam's Hot Dog Stand - 2012 South Pleasant Valley Road
Martin's Food Market - Marketplace Cafe - 200 Rivendell Court
Kidz Play - 308 Hope Dr - 540 667 7529
Sleep Inn & Suites - 140 Costello Dr. - 540-667-7636

Wise
Downtown area

Woodbridge
Panera Bread - 2804 Prince William Parkway - (703) 490-0668
The Coffee Club Cafe at Woodbridge Station - 1040 Express Way - 703.494.7207
Wegmans - cafe area - 14801 Dining Way - 703 763 5500
Meineke Car Care Center - 14107 Jefferson Davis Hwy - 703-491-6632
Quality Inn Potomac Mills - free to guests - 1109 Horner Road - (703) 494-0300

Wytheville
Snow House Cafe - 585 W Main St - 276-228-9600
Subway - 215 Commonwealth Dr - 276-228-7117
Quality Inn & Suites - 2015 E Main Street - (276) 228-4241
Red Carpet Inn - 280 Lithia Road - 276-228-5525
Budget Host Inn - 705 Chapman Rd - 276 228 8618
Best Western Wytheville Inn - 355 NYE Rd - 276 228 7300

Yorktown
York County Public Library - Tabb branch - 100 Long Green Blvd. - (757) 890-5100
Meineke Car Care Center - 4609 George Washington Memorial Hwy - 757-890-0750
The Pizza Shop - 5214 George Washington Memorial Hwy - 757 898 4301

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Coordinated Services Planning (CSP) connects Fairfax County residents to county- and community-based services and resources that promote self-sufficiency and enhance well-being. We build upon clients' strengths to develop creative solutions that address immediate and long term needs.

Specialists operate in a call-center environment and are ready to help you through an assessment to identify the needs you have and link you to resources for which you are eligible. Whether it's providing basic county information or providing assistance for more emergent needs - such as emergency food, shelter, clothing, healthcare, employment, financial assistance and other essential needs - our specialists are ready to help you find solutions to fit your circumstances.

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Coronavirus Update - Mental Health and Community Resources during school closure

Concern over the new virus can make children and families anxious. While there is uncertainty about the spread of the disease in the US, acknowledging the level of concern in any family member is appropriate. The resources below will help you help children cope with anxiety by providing accurate prevention information and facts without causing undue alarm.School counselors are the first point of contact for any academic, personal, or social-emotional concerns.

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The cost of living in northern Virginia is very high, so families need financial help. There are charities, churches and government assistance programs that offer support. Find how to apply for mortgage help, low income energy bill assistance, get money to pay rent and free food among other programs in Fairfax County. Clients can also get free foreclosure counseling, school supplies for their kids as well as debt help, or learn about free gas or bus vouchers for work.

The financial assistance as well as free stuff is extensive. Many housing resources are offered, including grants to help pay for a new home closing costs. There are also low income HUD section 8 vouchers, free Christmas gifts for kids, furniture, and other aid.

Get help with paying bills

Northern Virginia Family Service is a non-profit organization that offers Fairfax County residents with various resources, grants, and services that can help them make it through a difficult period. Some of the programs offered are below. Contact them to apply, or learn more about these or other programs. Contact them at 703-385-3267.

Housing, mortgage, and foreclosure counseling services

There are a few options for people to get help with housing related concerns in the Fairfax area. The primary goal of the Northern Virginia Family Service (NVFS) Housing Counseling Program is to assist individuals and families with housing issues. They want families to become self-reliant over the long term by helping them to identify achievable goals. A key to this process is for them to develop and enhance budgeting and money management skills that will serve to enhance their long-term housing stability, and ensure people have support over the long term. Dial 703.385.3267.

The Housing Counseling Program will offer several resources to clients. People can get short-term intensive case management services for both low and moderate-income households. In addition to the counseling and case management, maybe even more importantly clients may also be eligible to receive emergency grants for such expenses as utility bills, monthly mortgage payments, for rent, security deposits, and heating bills.

The short-term intensive case management services are offered for a minimum period of 3 months. The maximum amount of assistance someone can receive is for 6 months. In addition to housing related counseling and cash grants, Fairfax County clients will also need to attend budgeting and money management workshops, and also receive debt counseling. The Housing Counseling Program is administered in both Fairfax and Arlington Counties. Find other ways to get foreclosure and mortgage help.

Prevent or stop an eviction.

If you are significantly behind on your rent, The Northern Virginia Family Service (NVFS) Eviction Prevention Program can provide low income families with emergency financial assistance and grants to pay rent. Other support can include mediation as well as legal aid to stop homelessness.

The Eviction Prevention Program includes the SHARE-HIP (Homeless Intervention Program), which provides grants for rent, utility service disconnect notices, and security deposits in Fairfax County. The emergency financial assistance along with loans and case management services offered from this program are provided to all eligible Fairfax County Virginia households that meet income and other conditions. The phone number is 703-385-3267, or read more Northern Virginia Family Service eviction prevention.

Rent, mortgage and utility assistance programs in Fairfax

Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services provides qualified individuals with a grant of up to $250 to prevent evictions as well as help pay for a renters first month's rent or security deposit. They also provide utility help, budget counseling, and other aid as indicated below. (703) 768-9404.

McLean, Share, Inc. is an organization that may be able to help people of McLean, Great Falls and Pimmit Virginia. The agency provides emergency financial assistance and cash grants to needy families for payment of rent, utilities, cooling bills, or other emergencies. Money may even be available for medical and dental expenses. Dial (703)284-2179.

Herndon-Reston FISH, Inc. (HRFISH) is an organization that provides emergency financial assistance for residents in Herndon and Reston, Virginia. The assistance is primarily for low income residents who need help with rent, utilities, medications, emergency dental care, storage and car repair. Please call Fairfax County Coordinated Services Planning (703) 222-0880 to provide information and be referred to HRFISH for assistance or grants.

Helping Hands Emergency Assistance - Herndon, FAITH helps people regardless of their religion or faith. Assistance may be available and qualified applicants can receive free food, new or discounted clothing and temporary cash grants and financial assistance to qualified families and individuals. The agency can assist individuals with paying their rent, mortgages, medical bills, dental expenses and medicines, and utility and cooling bills. Dial (571)323-2199.

Alexandria Salvation Army offers qualified individuals a very limited amount of emergency financial aid, as funding allows. In addition, this Virginia branch also administers the Washington Area Fuel Fund and EnergyShare utility bill assistance program. (703)548-0579.

Cornerstones / Reston Interfaith is a community action type agency for northern Virginia and Fairfax County. They offer a wide range of self-sufficiency, emergency financial assistance programs, and referrals. Some of the major resources include the following. In some cases, the non-profit may issues loans as a form of emergency assistance.

ESSP - Emergency and Self-Sufficiency Services Program can help with housing needs. This may include rent, funds for utility bills, security deposit assistance and other crisis aid.

Free food is available from a pantry.

Christmas assistance, such as free gifts for children and meals, is offered along with back to school supplies.

Child care and vouchers from the Laurel Learning Center.

Self-sufficiency services from Cornerstone includes ESL classes, credit counseling, and financial literacy, among many others.

Budgeting and financial literacy is coordinated too. One free class - workshop is on making a passive income for free.

The non-profit can help low income families with a variety of other needs as well. More on financial assistance from Cornerstones.

If you have no other options, and have already accessed all available assistance programs, then the Lorton Community Action Center may be your last option. This agency provides emergency financial aid when all other resources and services have been exhausted. In addition, they also supply free clothing and household goods to people in need. Phone (703)339-5161.

Fairfax Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) - The federal government stimulus program created a service known as the Homelessness Prevention Fund. This can provide renters with emergency short or long term rent assistance, eviction prevention, and funds for paying security deposits. Call 703-246-5100.

Lamb Center - Over 50 local churches participate in this charity organization. The churches coordinate to provide limited financial aid for paying utilities, rent, transportation, food vouchers and prescription medicine. Also provides mental health and other medical outreach. Maybe most importantly the churches can provide referrals to other agencies, non-profits, and government programs. Serves homeless and needy persons in Fairfax County. They can also help with job searches. 3220 Old Lee Highway, Fairfax, VA 22030. Phone (703)691-3178

American Red Cross National Capital Region may have assistance in very limited circumstances for members of the armed forces. It is offered in places where Red Cross workers are deployed with America's military. Information and referral, financial aid, and resources for veterans are available. 8550 Arlington Boulevard, Fairfax, Virginia 22031, call (877)272-7337.

Reston Interfaith assists families facing eviction and the homeless. Temporary financial assistance for rent, housing relocation and stabilization services and other support is available. Apply for security deposit assistance, money for utility bills, motel or hotel vouchers or moving costs. Legal advocacy, housing search and placement and credit repair is available too. (571)323-9575.

James Mott Community Assistance Program (JMCAP) may have limited funds to help Fairfax County families with paying their rent or utilities. 11215 Lee Highway, Fairfax, VA 22030. Telephone - (703)591-1600.

AHC Inc. offers home buyer assistance. Resources are available for low- and moderate-income residents. Low interest loans can assist with down payment and closing costs as well. Phone (703)486-0626.

Koinonia Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit that provides Emergency Financial Assistance and grants with partial payment of utilities (electric, gas, water), rent/mortgage, and even prescription medications. 6037 Franconia Road, Alexandria, Virginia 22310. Phone (703)971-1991.

Falls Church, Hispanic Committee of Virginia . A program of Hispanic Committee of Va./ Comite Hispano de Virginia. Staff, which is bilingual, may be able to assist low income clients with providing direct social services and information on government assistance programs, case management, mental, dental and physical health referrals. There is also crisis intervention, emergency services, domestic violence and provides referrals for financial assistance for emergencies such as housing and energy bills. 5827 Columbia Pike, Suite 200, Falls Church, Virginia 22041. Call (703)671-5666.

Local churches - Assistance programs focus on the low income, seniors, children, and single parents in Fairfax County. Seniors can receive free food, meals, or transportation. Financial assistance, shelter, and housing is offered from a resource as well, depending on funding levels.

While each church is different, the agency also provide the needy with information and referrals to other government assistance and public aid. Staff may direct clients to assistance for utility bills, rent, gasoline vouchers, and medications. This is one of the leading organizations to call for help. More Fairfax County Virginia churches.

Fairfax County Department of Family Services - Programs and financial aid can help pay for installation of cooling equipment, free fans, room air conditioners, utility and electric security deposit or back utility bills. Assistance is offered for families and individuals that meet the income requirements and include an individual who is permanently and totally disabled, age 60 or over, or families with children under age 6. They also have extensive information on federal government and state of Virginia financial assistance programs, such as health care, low income housing, rent help, and more.

Several other resources are offered from Family Services. The organization can process applications for cash assistance from TANF or SNAP food stamps. They also offer In-Home Care for seniors and free income tax preparation. Or learn about government assistance to pay for rent, moving expenses, or even security deposits in Fairfax County. 12011 Government Center Parkway. Fairfax, Virginia 22035. Telephone (703)324-7604. Read more on Fairfax County Department of Family Services financial aid.

Fairfax Area Agency on Aging - Assists low-income senior households with providing cooling equipment or money for the payment of electric bills. 12011 Government Center Pkwy., #708. Fairfax, Virginia 22035. Call (703)324-7948

Fort Myer Soldier and Family Assistance Center - This not for profit center can provide emergency financial assistance for paying bills and expenses to active duty and their immediate family members, reservist and national guard personnel, and retired military who are in need due to non receipt of pay; medical, dental or hospital expenses; loss or delay of funds or paychecks, funeral expenses for immediate family members; travel for emergencies; and free food and utilities for emergencies only. 201 Custer Road. Ft Myer, Virginia 22211. Call (703)696-3510

Another Salvation Army Center is in Fairfax . This location operates numerous social services. There is everything from one time financial help to after school programs, reading for kids, and more. Programs can provide free school supplies or uniforms to kids, free Christmas toys, and food.

Another focus is on paying bills or housing. The fuel funds may provide emergency money for heating costs. There is also a shelter, resources for single moms, emergency rent help or shelter and more. Call (703) 385-8700, or read Fairfax County Salvation Army.

St. Veronica Catholic Church - This Fairfax County church can provide emergency fuel, mortgage/rent, money for heating and cooling bills, and/or utility assistance and food gift cards to those in need in the community. 3460 Centerville Road. Chantilly, Virginia 20151. Call (703)773-2030

United Community Ministries, Inc. - Another local charity organization/not for profit. Low income, unemployed, or those who need help can apply for financial assistance grants to put towards heating and cooling bills. Must have cut off notice to be eligible for funds from the church. Some money may be offered to prevent an eviction from an apartment or home too.

UCM will also offer free warm coats for kids or seniors, literacy classes for immigrants, and a school supply program. Address is 7511 Fordson Road, Alexandria, Virginia 22306. Call (703)768-7106, or more on United Community Ministries.

Fort Belvoir Army Community Service - Another agency that can help military members, veterans, and/or their family members. 9800 Belvoir Rd, Bldg 200. Fort Belvoir, Virginia 22060. Call (703)805-3130

Fairfax County assistance programs and organizations that cover all of Virginia

Get information on various Virginia non-profits and assistance programs that help people across all of Fairfax County. Get foreclosure and mortgage counseling, free legal aid, help with paying utility bills, other help.

As noted, it is costly to live in Fairfax County. There are many ways to cut back though, save money, and make a paycheck last. Everything from housing to medications, transportation bills and other expenses can be addressed. Learn more on saving money on bills.

Vehicles for change

The Vehicles for Change program was created to assist low and moderate income individuals in the local community as these families and individuals strive to become self-reliant. This program receives donations of used cars from local businesses and the community. The organization then prepares these cars to be "road ready" for distribution to eligible recipients. So people can receive a fairly decent quality automobile, for little money or maybe even for free. Dial (410) 242-9674.

Automobile loan refinacing as well as assistance in making car payment is also offered. There are ways to refinace a car in Fairfax County, pay parking tickets, get help from banks and lenders as well as so much more. Find programs that help make car payments

Ways to Work loan program

This program was created to provide low-interest loans to families to help them either repair or purchase a vehicle in order to help them maintain their employment. It is anticipated that the average purchase loan offered from Ways to Work will not exceed $4,000 and the loan will be repaid over 24 months. If you need to repair your car, the average car repair loan will not exceed $750 and this loan need to be repaid over 12 months. Find additional loan programs, including how to get help from payday lenders.

Help with paying energy bills

Fuel Assistance Program - Will provide help to eligible low and moderate income Fairfax households. The funds provided will help them with the costs of heating or cooling their homes. The application period runs from late October to late November. Call Fairfax County at 703-324-7604 to apply.

Crisis Assistance Program - This will assisthouseholds that are facing an emergency situation by providing primary with money to pay their bills if they are facing a disconnection. Money is also available for funding the repair or replacement of heating equipment and heat security deposits. The application period for a crisis grant runs from November to March of each year. You may also request an application by calling 703-324-7604.

Another charity organization to turn to is Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services. They provide a cash grant of up to $250 that will prevent someone's energy service from being disconnected or to pay an old utility bill. The phone number is above.

Child care assistance and referral program

This program offered in Fairfax county provides financial assistance to help families in need pay for child care. Assistance is offered to both low and moderate income families that reside in Fairfax County Virginia. The program supports families who are in education or job training programs, and families who are working in they need assistance with paying for the cost of daycare.

The child care assistance program pays for costs in family child care homes, child care facilities, or School-Age Daycare. It is extensive provided the parent works or is in training or school. Find other ways to get help with child care expenses. Contact the county government to learn more or apply. Call CCAR at 703-449-8484 for more information.

Rent help from FAMILY PRESERVATION and Strengthening Service (Family PASS)

This organization provides a three-year rental assistance program, and they combine it with intensive case management, budgeting, debt management, and other resources. The Family PASS program requires that families be in the U.S. legally and adults also need to be working but are just struggling to stay current with their monthly rent. Many of the applicants need skills to find better employment, and to meet this need educational training is one of the organization's ways of support. Some of the other services offered include intense counseling, from money management, debt management, and planning to housing assistance and access to grants.

The Family PASS program works with landlords who will accept its rental assistance and cash grants to help clients qualify for approval. In the assistance formula that the organization uses, no more than 31 percent of a family's total household income will go towards paying rent. Family PASS subsidizes the rest by paying the landlord directly. 703-242-6474

Assistance from Reston Interfaith

This is a local nonprofit agency that offers rent help, serves as a shelter, child care provider, food pantry, and more for people in need of help.

Last year, Reston Virginia Interfaith (contact number is 703-222-0880) spent more than $5 million on various assistance programs, food aid, and shelter services, according to its tax records.

There are a multitude of programs offered. Last year the nonprofit offered rental assistance, self-sufficiency aid, child care services, and pantry services, and altogether they provided more than 2,000 families with relief and aid.

For example, the number of people who are seeking aid from its rental assistance program has spiked during the past 18 months. Just over the last 3 months almost 100 families were provided almost $60,000 in funds to either pay arrearages or future rent.

Low cost or free health and medical care

Low income and uninsured residents of Fairfax and Falls Church and Falls Church can turn to the Fairfax County Community Health Care Network (CHCN). Patients who can't afford to pay medical and hospital bills can contact this organization of local doctors and medical professionals.

Jeanie Schmidt Free Clinic offers free medical care for children, and some adults may also qualify if they have certain conditions. (703)481-8160

Women, men and children who live in Fairfax County and who do not have health insurance can contact Alexandria, Queen Street Clinic . They offer free medical care. Call (703)299-9701 for more information or an appointment.

Low income patients, senior citizens, the uninsured, and unemployed do have several other ways to get help with medical bills, medications, and health care. Several other government certified health centers operate in the region. Find more Fairfax County free community clinics.

Debt elimination and credit repair

Food aid and access to pantries

Vienna Committee for Helping Others - Offers emergency food aid. Dial (703)281-7614.

Columbia Center for Missions , in the Falls Church Virginia area, provides bags of groceries to those in need of assistance. (703)534-5700

McLean, Share, Inc. ((703)284-2179), provides emergency food and groceries to families in need.

Fairfax County Salvation Army - Distributes food to the needy. Free holiday means and Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas are served too. Call (703)385-8700

Government programs and crisis assistance

Fairfax County Coordinated Services Planning (CSP) (703-222-0880) provides low to moderate income, the unemployed, and others who are struggling assistance with basic needs issues, such as emergency food, utility help, clothing, housing and rent, furniture, and transportation to medical appointments, screening for emergency shelter, and access to other social services.

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The TANF program provides eligible families with a monthly cash payment to meet their basic needs. For a child to be eligible he must be:

Under age 18, or if 18, will graduate from high school before age 19

Going to school regularly if he is between the ages of five and 18

Living with a parent or other relative

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The Code of Virginia, §63.2, requires that the TANF program be administered in accordance with federal and state statutes and regulations and policies established by the State Board of Social Services.

Virginia's TANF program emphasize personal responsibility. Participants may be provided with services such as job skills training, work experience, job readiness training, child care assistance, transportation and other work related expenses.

A child will not be eligible if born to or adopted by a TANF recipient more than 10 months after an applicant begins to receive TANF payments. The Division of Child Support Enforcement will send all support collected for this child directly to the family. This support will not count as income in the TANF program.

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Through grants, the Virginia Department of Social Services (VDSS) funds projects under this program. The projects are designed to provide proven service approaches and strategies to help current and former TANF clients to prepare to enter, succeed, and advance in the workplace. The expected outcomes of the project are improved job placement, improved job retention, higher employment wages upon entry, and increased wage gains from job advancement.

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Fairfax County Public Schools is committed to the safety and well-being of all students.

The Code of Virginia requires all public schools employees to report suspected child abuse or neglect. In FCPS, our teachers and staff have been trained in best practices and legal requirements regarding mandated reporting of suspected abuse.
If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected, call the Fairfax County Child Protective Services (CPS) hotline at 703-324-7400. You may give your name or remain anonymous.
What is Child Abuse?

Child abuse is when a parent or caregiver, whether through action or failing to act, causes injury, death, emotional harm or risk or serious harm to a child. There are many forms of child maltreatment, including physical abuse, neglect, sexual abuse and emotional maltreatment.

When a parent or caregiver causes any non-accidental physical injury to a child.
Physical Indicators: Behavioral Indicators:

Reports injury by caregiver

Complains or soreness or moves uncomfortably

Uncomfortable with physical contact

Wears clothing inappropriate to weather or reluctant to change clothes

Behavior extremes e.g. withdrawn, aggressive

Afraid to go home or frightened of parents

When a parent or caregiver does not give the care, supervision, affection and support needed for a child's health, safety and well-being.
Physical Indicators: Behavioral Indicators:

When an adult uses a child for sexual purposes or involves a child in sexual acts.
Physical Indicators:
Most physical indicators of child sexual abuse would be found by an exam by a medical practitioner. Other professionals rely more upon behavioral, emotional and cognitive/academic indicators in determining whether to suspect sexual abuse.
Behavioral Indicators:

Reports sexual abuse

Highly sexualized play

Detailed, age inappropriate understanding of sexual behavior

Chronic runaway

Sudden noticeable behavior changes

Deterioration in academic performance

When a parent or caregiver harms a child's mental and social development, or causes severe emotional harm.while a single incident may be abuse, most often emotional abuse is a pattern of behavior that causes damage over time.
Physical Indicators:

Learning problems

Developmental Delays

Speech disorders

Frequent stomach aches, headaches or unexplained weight fluctuations

Behavioral Indicators:

What To Do When a Child Discloses Abuse?

Stay calm.

Remember that the safety and well-being of the child comes before the interests of any other person.

Listen to the child but do not investigate by asking too many questions or having multiple people talk with the child.

Do not take pictures or look for injury under clothing.

Report what the child says in their own words - do not make inferences.

Child Abuse Prevention Guidelines

Never discipline your child when your anger is out of control.

Participate in your child's activities and get to know your child's friends.

Never leave your child unattended, especially in the car.

Teach your child to use their voice to allow them to prevent abuse in their own life.

Ask questions; for example, when your child tells you he or she doesn't want to be with someone, this could be a red flag.

Listen to them and believe what they say.

Be aware of changes in your child's behavior or attitude and inquire into it.

Teach your child what to do if you and your child become separated while away from home.

Teach your child the correct names of his/her private body parts.

Be alert for any talk that reveals premature sexual understanding.

Pay attention when someone shows greater than normal interest in your child.

Make certain your child's school or day care center will release him/her only to you or someone you officially designate.

School Social Work Services

Our social workers help to prevent social, emotional, and behavioral factors from affecting a student's ability to perform at his or her best.

Additional Resources

Both schools and families play important roles in creating safe, nurturing and supportive environments for children to grow into healthy, resilient adults. The resources below provide additional information on developing healthy families, prevention programming, the signs and symptoms of child abuse and neglect, and how to report suspected abuse.

Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention
CDC's research and programs work to understand the problem of child abuse and neglect and prevent them before they begin.

Fairfax County Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Services provide community-based prevention and early intervention services to strengthen families, promote healthy family functioning and encourage families to become self-reliant.

SCAN of Northern Virginia
SCAN stands for Stop Child Abuse Now. SCAN of Northern Virginia works throughout the region to develop effective child abuse and neglect prevention programming for all children and families.

Virginia Department of Education - Child Abuse and Neglect Information
The Virginia Board of Education developed Guidelines for the Prevention of Sexual Misconduct and Abuse in Virginia Public Schools.

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