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Pregnancy resource center offering pregnancy tests, confirmation ultrasounds, peer counseling, STI testing and treatment, childbirth and parenting classes, referrals and resources. All services are free and confidential. Provides medical information regarding abortion procedures and risks, but does not perform, recommend, or refer to abortion. Tenemos servicios en Espanol.

CCAP is committed to helping our neighbors to meet basic needs with food, clothing, and financial resources. Whether it is an unexpected utility bill, an empty pantry, or the need for professional clothing to start a new job, we believe that you matter and we want to help.

Provides outpatient counseling for individuals (5 years or older), small groups, couples and families. We believe the client is the driving force of the counseling experience. Therefore, treatment goals are established by the client and implemented by the therapist. Therapists assist clients with various mental health and life issues.

Confidential services are provided free of charge to any individual who is, or has been involved in a situation of physical, verbal, or emotional abuse or a victim of sexual abuse or rape. Has a 24 hour hotline and an emergency shelter. Provides crisis intervention, safety planning, individual peer counseling, adult support groups, and children's support education groups, emergency transportation, legal advocacy and information. Call one of two numbers: 540-743-4414 and 540-218-4028.

A community mental and physical health agency providing a variety of services including parent mentoring, supervised visitation, and out-patient counseling to the Shenandoah Valley and Northern Virginia. The goal is to provide high-quality services by knowledgeable and experienced clinicians that meet the needs of the community partners and clients.

Comprised of a dedicated group of professionals providing a variety of services including Applied Behavioral Analysis, Intensive in-home and outpatient counseling, and mental health skill building. We serve children, adolescents, adults and families with a wide range of mental health and/or substance misuse disorders.

Provides food, shelter and support services to children and their families without homes through a network of local congregations. While in the program, families stay together as a family as they look for permanent housing and employment.

The FRPC is a source of emotional and practical support for women in unplanned or challenging pregnancies. FRPC offers free pregnancy tests, no cost early confirmation ultrasounds, compassionate medically accurate options counsel, healthy referrals, pregnancy and parenting lessons, maternity and baby clothes.

Provides support, information, and guidance to meet the needs of grandparents and other relatives raising children. Meetings occur once a month from 6:30-8:00 p.m. Children are encouraged to come as free childcare is provided.

Dedicated to developing, supporting, and empowering new parents through systematic identification of families' needs for parenting support and resources, and providing weekly educational and supportive home visiting services for families with children ages birth to 5. All services are voluntary and free to county residents.

The program mission of Healthy Families NSV is to provide education and support for all families to promote healthy births and continued nurturing to ensure children can reach school age emotionally and physically healthy.

Provides early intervention support and services to children ages birth to three and their families. A coaching approach is used by licensed providers to engage parents and caregivers in helping their child. Services are provided in the home or another natural setting.

We provide caregiver consultation to caregivers of children in our program. Consultation includes basic training in behavioral interventions, assistance understanding progress reports, coaching on addressing behaviors of concern in the home, and assistance with toilet training.

We are a Medicaid provider, we serve children aged 2-5 on the autism spectrum.

Behavior management skills for parents whose children and teens present a wide range of issues from anxiety and depression to oppositional defiant disorder and anger management. The goal of Mountain Top Therapy is to support parents and children as they find better ways of coping with issues that are often identified as a problem with the child but ones that can best be addressed in the family. Mountain Top seeks to give the parents the skills they need to help their children. Specialized in working with trauma survivors.

Our mission is to promote the drug-free healthy and positive development of youth and families through community collaboration and prevention-based initiatives.

PFLAG Woodstock provides resources and support for the LGBTQIA+ community as well as their families and allies. We meet people where they are with advocacy, education, and support. Celebrating diversity and inclusion.

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A home visiting program that serves pregnant and parenting teens 19 years and younger. Serves during pregnancy through the child's first birthday. Help with transportation to doctors appointments, connecting clients with local resources and providing education on parenting and child development. There is no cost for the program.

Fosters lifelong habits of learning, self-improvement, and self expression. All library locations provide space and resources to support educational, informational, and recreational needs of the community.

To be the bridge between the nonprofit organizations, individuals, businesses, and community leaders. ShenCoCares will be the good stewards of the financial and physical support they receive for the greater good of those in need in Shenandoah County and beyond. Strive to provide family friendly activities for the young and young at heart.

A nonprofit organization comprised of peer support specialists that help individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, substance misuse, PTSD, homelessness, and/or trauma. The organization aims to assist people in their recoveries by offering one-on-one peer support and group meetings. Services are free and open to all.

Operates the National Farmworker Jobs Program (NFJP) which provides educational assistance and supportive services to migrant and seasonal farmworkers and their families. Through grant funding, we can assist with tuition costs and provide financial assistance and support services to farmworker households.

Serves students with disabilities and at-risk youth and their families from ages 2-22.