Emergency Services: 540-373-6876

RESOURCES

Our local regional community is comprised of a number of organizations that offer services above and beyond the work of RACSB. We below offer a collection of these local and regional organizations, organized by service area. Feel free to take a look at the work these groups are doing.

Community Services

 

Operates eight libraries in our area, holds numerous events and offers online book lending and free e-learning

Provides affordable housing resources

Offers services on a sliding-scale fee for uninsured patients

Helps people who have been affected by domestic violence

Offers testing and support for people with HIV/AIDS and education for the community

Helps feed hungry people in our region

Offers services on a sliding-scale fee for uninsured patients

Offers bus service throughout most of our region

Provides affordable housing for low-income residents

Helps senior citizens and their caregivers

Provides legal assistance for low-income individuals

Library in King George County

Provides shelter and housing assistance for homeless parents and families

Local healthcare provider which operates two hospitals and a standalone emergency department

Works with the chronically homeless and people at-risk of homelessness

Provides healthcare for low-income, uninsured area residents

Rappahannock Area provides program that encourage positive behavior in youth.

Helps abused and neglected children through the court system

Provides public health services to our region

Promotes youth development and healthy living

A local mentoring program for at-risk children and youth

Helps people who have been affected by sexual assault

Helps people with barriers to employment find jobs

Offers disaster relief, financial aid, and worship programs

Helps Stafford County residents in financial crises

A hospital in Spotsylvania County

Provides temporary shelter for people who become homeless

Represents Virginia’s community services boards and behavioral health authorities

The state’s public health agency

Provides benefits and services to unemployed individuals

Developmental Services

Helps parents navigate special education services in Virginia

Provides resources and support for Virginia residents with behavioral health needs

Protects and advocates for Virginia residents with disabilities

Provides resources, support, and outreach for individuals with disabilities

Advocates for people with developmental disabilities in Virginia

Provides emotional support, education, and resources for families of individuals with special needs

Mental Health 

Provides resources and support for Virginia residents with behavioral health needs

Provides support, education, and advocacy for area residents who have mental health concerns

Promotes recovery, wellness, and healing

Offers support and advocacy to individuals in our region

Provides advocacy and support to state residents affected by mental illness

The nation’s largest grassroots organization for people affected by mental illness

Provides a statewide network of peers to offer support and resources

Advocates for organizations that provide behavioral healthcare treatment

Substance Use Disorder

Connects individuals with inpatient rehab centers

Provides resources and information for individuals with substance use disorder

A fellowship program that promotes sobriety

A fellowship for individuals who are worried about a loved one’s drinking

Provides peer-based support groups

Researches scientific explorations of substance use disorder

Provides information on rehab centers across the country

Leads national public efforts about behavioral health

Early Intervention

Helps families of children ages 4 and under who have just received an autism diagnosis

Provides 10 ideas for ways to augment speech therapy

Provides early intervention supports for babies and toddlers

Provides support and education for individuals with autism and their families

Links parents with resources for early intervention

Helps parents understand early intervention and their legal rights to receive help

Advocates for policies that help babies and toddlers

Prevention

Raises awareness about suicide and prevention efforts

Promotes positive outcomes for youth and their families in our region

Provides home visiting for at-risk families

Provides home visiting and support for at-risk families in our region

Provides training on suicide prevention and education in Virginia

Provides resources on courses to help people with mental health crises

Provides information on bullying and resources for preventing it

Provides free support for people in distress

RACSB
600 Jackson Street
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-373-3223

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