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Updated: March 2018 All area codes (434) unless otherwise noted.
PUBLIC SERVICE AGENCIES
Social Services – Fluvanna
842-8221
Health Department – Fluvanna
591-1960
General health care, immunizations, pregnancy and well-baby care.
CHILD CARE
REFERRAL RESOURCES
ReadyKids!
296-4118
FINANCIAL AID SCHOLARSHIPS
United Way Child Care Scholarships
972-1715
See also Social Services Agencies
DONATIONS & THRIFT STORE
Central Virginia Baptist Association
977-6876
Goodwill Industries Thrift Shop – Palmyra
589-2848
Pregnancy Center of Central VA
979-8888
Salvation Army Family Store
979-5230
Schoolhouse Thrift Shop
973-2271
Twice is Nice Thrift Shop
293-8319
EDUCATION
ADULT AND BASIC EDUCATION
Adult Education
961-5461
Adult Learning Center (GED & ESL Progs)
961-5461
CATEC
973-4461
Continuing Education – PVCC
977-3900
Continuing Education – UVA
982-5252
Families Learning Together – Fluvanna
842-9273
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Head Start – MACAA
295-3171
Shining Star – JABA
817-5222
LITERACY AND TUTORING
Literacy Volunteers of Cville-Albemarle
977-3838
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Sheriff – Fire – Rescue
911
Child & Adult Protective Services
Call DSS
Poison Control
(800) 222-1222
Region Ten - Mental Health
972-1800
Runaway Hotline – ReadyKids!
972-7233
SARA Hotline (Sexual Assault)
977-7273
Shelter for Help in Emergency (SHE)
293-8509
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELING AND TRAINING
Downtown Job Center
970-3933
Offender Aid & Restoration Reentry
296-2441
Piedmont Workforce Network
977-2662
VA Dept. of Rehabilitative Services
296-5621
VA Employment Commission
282-2594
WorkSource Enterprises
972-1730
FINANCIAL SERVICES - BUDGET & CREDIT COUNSELING
Consumer Credit Counseling
(888) 738-8233
UVA Community Credit Union
964-2001
FREE Financial Education Seminars: www.uvacreditunion.org
TEMPORARY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Financial Assistance – Charlottesville Area
234-4490
Helpline, Mon-Fri, 11:00 am to 2:00 pm.
MACAA – Fluvanna
842-2521
FOOD RESOURCES
Daily Meal Sites/Soup Kitchens (Cville)
972-1703
Emergency Food Bank – Fluvanna
842-2521
Food Stamps (See Public Service Agencies)
Loaves and Fishes
996-7868
Meals on Wheels – Fluvanna
589-1685
Salvation Army Public Meals
295-4058
HEALTH / MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
Affordable Care Act (ACA) Assistance
220-1496
Charlottesville Free Clinic
296-5525
Community Children's Dental Center
293-9300
Envoy at the Vilage (Nursing Home)
842-2916
Independence Resource Center
971-9629
Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital
654-7000
United Way Prescription Assistance
972-1709
UVA Medical Center
924-0211
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Partner for Mental Health
977-4673
On Our Own-Mental Health Recovery
979-2440
Region Ten
972-1800
Sexual Assault Resource Agency
295-7273
Women's Initiative
872-0047
PREGNANCY, PRENATAL AND WELL BABY
Healthy Families – ReadyKids!
296-4118
Jefferson Area CHIP
964-4700
Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital
654-7009
Planned Parenthood
296-1000
Pregnancy Center of Central VA
979-8888
WIC Program (contact local Health Dept)
HOUSING RESOURCES
Albemarle Housing Improvement Prg (AHIP)
817-2447
Albemarle Office of Housing
296-5839
Habitat for Humanity – Fluvanna
589-3752
Fluvanna/Louisa Housing Foundation
(540) 967-3483
Piedmont Housing Alliance
817-2436
This guide is not all-inclusive and does not list
all of the services provided by an agency.
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HOUSING RESOURCES (cont.)
HOUSING REHABILITATION AND REPAIR
AHIP Home Rehabilitation & Repair
817-2447
Fluvanna/Louisa Housing Foundation
(540) 967-3483
HOMELESS INTERVENTION
Hope House – MACAA
295-3171, x3021
PACEM – Women
465-7521
PACEM – Men
465-1392
Salvation Army Homeless Intervention
295-4058
Shelter for Help in Emergency (SHE)
293-8509
The Haven at First & Market
973-1234, x113
Rapid Rehousing List (Call the Haven)
HOTLINES/HELPLINES
Statewide Information and Referral
211
Helpline – Madison House
295-8255
Pregnancy Center Hotline
220-3777
Region Ten Emergency Services
972-1800
Runaway Hotline – ReadyKids!
972-7233
Sexual Assault Resource Agency (SARA)
977-7273
Shelter for Help in Emergency (SHE)
293-8509
MISCELLANEOUS
CHILD SUPPORT
Div. of Child Support Enforcement
(800) 468-8894
INTERPRETATION/TRANSLATION
IRC Community Interpreter Service
979-7772, x112
HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE
972-1703
LEGAL ASSISTANCE
Central Virginia Legal Aid
296-8851
Legal Aid Justice Center
977-0553
MENTORING AND COMPANIONSHIP
Abundant Life Ministries
970-2077
Big Brothers Big Sisters
244-0882
Boys & Girls Club
971-9400
Boy Scouts – Stonewall Jackson
(540) 943-6675
Community Attention Teens Give
981-4014
Computers4Kids
817-1121
Girl Scouts of VA/Skyline Council
(540) 777-5100
LOVE, INC.
977-7777
UVA Madison House
977-7051
FREE TAX PREPARATION
972-1703
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
(800) 829-1040
Free Tax Preparation (coordinated by the
972-1703
United Way-Thomas Jefferson Area from Jan
through Apr 15th. Call for info on sites.)
PARENTING & FAMILY SUPPORT
COUNSELING-FAMILIES OR CHILDREN
Community Attention
970-3342
Family Preservation Services
293-4262
Lafayette School & Treatment Center
589-2370
PARENTING & FAMILY SUPPORT (cont.)
ReadyKids!
296-4118
Region Ten Community Services
972-1800
Sexual Assault Resource Agency
295-7273
Virgnia Cooperative Extension – Fluvanna
591-1950
SPECIAL EDUCATION SUPPORT
Arc of the Piedmont
977-4002
P.R.E.P./Parent Resource Center
975-9400
SENIOR SERVICES
Adult Day Care – JABA
817-5222
Alzheimer's Association
973-6122
Hospice of the Piedmont
817-6900
Information & Assistance – JABA
817-5222
Insurance Counseling & Assistance – JABA
817-5248
Meals Home Delivery – JABA
817-5222
Meals on Wheels – Fluvanna
589-1685
Senior Center, Inc.
974-7756
Social Security Administration
(800) 772-1213
TRANSPORTATION
JAUNT (Toll free 800-365-2868)
296-3184
RideShare
295-6165
University Transit System (UTS)
924-7711
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
United Way Volunteer Center
972-1701
WOMEN’S SERVICES
Sexual Assault Resource Agency
295-7273
Shelter for Help in Emergency (SHE)
293-8509
UVA Women's Center
982-2361
The Women's Initiative
872-0047
LIST OF ACRONYMS USED
AHIP
Albemarle Housing Improvement Program
CHIP
Children’s Health Improvement Program
IRC
International Rescue Committee
JABA
Jefferson Area Board for Aging
JAUNT
Jefferson Area United Transportation
MACAA
Monticello Area Community Action Agency
PACEM
People and Congregations Engaged in Ministry
PVCC
Piedmont Virginia Community College
SARA
Sexual Assault Resource Agency
SHE
Shelter for Help in Emergency
WIC
Women, Infants, and Children
MY IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Resources compiled by the Fluvanna Partnership for Aging Committee.
Contact the Partnership by email at: partnership@fluvannacounty.org
Get a Kit
Make a Plan
Stay Informed
Have supplies on hand to last at least 3 days for
each family member.
Put these essentials in your kit:
Food that won’t spoil, such as canned
goods and packaged foods
Water, one gal per person per day
Battery-operated radio and extra batteries
A written family emergency plan
Once you have the essentials, you should add:
Flashlights and extra batteries
First aid kit including a list of allergies and
extra contact lenses or glasses
A written list of your prescriptions and the
prescribing doctor(s)
At least a week's supply of medications
Sanitation supplies: toilet paper, soap,
garbage bags and personal hygiene items.
Change of clothing, sturdy shoes
A blanket or sleeping bag
Food and water for your pets
Special items for infant, elderly or disabled
family members
Know how to contact loved ones.
Discuss with your family the
types of hazards and threats in
your area and what to do in
each case.
Know where you would go if
you had to evacuate your area
and where you could take your
pets.
Decide on a meeting place in
case you cannot return home.
Choose an out-of-town friend
or relative as a point of
contact.
Keep important phone
numbers with you at all times.
You should listen for the most
local, up-to-date information
before, during and after a
disaster.
Your local media will provide:
Any orders to evacuate
Details about evacuation
routes
Locations of evacuation
shelters
How to safely stay where
you are
Where to find financial or
medical help
Weather watches and
warnings
Sign up for ALERTS – on the
Fluvanna County website.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Emergencies and disasters can strike anyone, anytime and anywhere. They can happen
quickly and without warning and can force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine
you to your home. Disasters and emergencies can create special challenges for seniors. You
might not be quite as agile as you used to be; you might use a cane, walker or wheelchair;
or you might have vision or hearing difficulties. Whatever your limitations, or even if you
are in good health, you need to be prepared to handle an emergency. Local officials and
relief workers will respond quickly after a disaster, but they cannot reach everyone right
away. Knowing what to do until help arrives is your best protection. It is important to
remember that local, state and federal government will do all it can to help disaster victims,
but it cannot meet every need. Your emergency supply kit, emergency plan, and your family
and friends are your most valuable resources in the immediate aftermath of a disaster.
You can get ready for emergencies with these three simple steps:
Get a Kit, Make a Plan, and Stay Informed
For more info go to: www.ReadyVirginia.gov
MY IMPORTANT NUMBERS
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VOLUNTEER TODAY!
Fluvanna County has over 35 local
and regional standing Boards and
Committees. Examples include:
• Planning Commission
• Economic Development Authority
• Parks and Recreation Advisory
Committee
• Economic Development &
Tourism Advisory Council
• Social Services Board
• And many more
There are also more than 30 local
organizations listed on the Fluvanna
County website who are seeking
volunteers like you!
Visit
www.fluvannacounty.org/bc
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