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Local Resources in Northern Virginia & Surrounding Areas

2-1-1 Virginia | A free service that can help with finding local resources (24 hours a day, 7 days a week) ☎️
Adventist Health Care | Support groups, seminars, lectures, health programs, fitness classes, and more
AEquitas | A nonprofit organization focused on developing, evaluating, and refining prosecution practices related to gender-based violence and human trafficking
Arlington Free Clinic | Provides free, high-quality healthcare to low-income, uninsured Arlington County adults
Ayuda | Legal, social, and language services for vulnerable immigrants in the DMV area
Bethany House | An emergency shelter in Northern Virginia that assists women and children who are victims of domestic violence
Boat People SOS | Assists Vietnamese victims of trafficking and domestic violence
Catholic Charities of Arlington | Affordable counseling services
Center Clinic at George Washington University | Graduate-level students provide affordable counseling services to children, adolescents, and adults in the DC metro area
Center for Family Services | Low-cost counseling services for individuals, couples, and families
Chris Atwood Foundation | Recovery support and resources for people and families affected by addiction
Christian Relief Services | A nonprofit organization in Northern Virginia dedicated to ending poverty by working through partnerships and in collaboration with charities, churches, and human services agencies
Community Counseling Services Center | Graduate-level students provide low-cost counseling services in the Washington, DC area
Cornerstone Montgomery | CARF-accredited behavioral health treatment in Montgomery County, MD. Services include residential rehab, psychiatric rehab, day programs, vocational services, transitional-aged youth services, a vocational art program, clinical services, crisis care, integrated health, and mental health first aid.
Cover Virginia | On this website you can learn about Virginia’s Medicaid and FAMIS programs for children, pregnant women, and adults. You can also find information about health insurance options available through the Federal Marketplace. Use the site’s eligibility screening tool or find someone to help you apply for insurance. (Adults in Virginia between the ages of 19-64 qualify for low or no-cost health insurance if their yearly income is below $16,754.)
Curb The Crisis | Information on the opioid epidemic in Virginia
DC Bar Pro Bono Services | Free legal assistance
DC Public Library | Book clubs, free classes, workshops, and more
DC Rape Crisis Center | Call the hotline at 202-333-RAPE. DCRCC also provides counseling and victim assistance services. ☎️
DC Volunteer Lawyers Project | Operates free, walk-in clinics throughout the District so victims of abuse and domestic violence (and other needy DC residents) can access free legal services on a wide range of issues, social services referrals, crisis support, and safety planning
Emergency Mental Health and Detox Services in Fairfax County
FACETS | A nonprofit organization in Northern Virginia dedicated to ending homelessness and the cycle of poverty
Fairfax County Domestic Violence Community Resources
Fairfax County Human Services Resource Guide (HSRG) | For residents of Fairfax County in Virginia 🆕
Fairfax County Library | Book clubs, free classes, workshops, tutoring, and more
Free REVIVE! Trainings to Prevent Opioid Overdose | REVIVE! trains individuals on what to do and not do in an overdose situation, how to administer naloxone, and what to do afterwards. Each attendee also receives a free REVIVE! kit, which includes all the supplies needed to administer naloxone.
George Mason Center for Psychological Services | Offers a range of evidence-based treatment services and has a sliding scale fee
Handle With Care – Virginia | Aims to prevent children’s exposure to trauma and violence, mitigate negative affects experienced by children’s exposure to trauma, and to increase knowledge and awareness of this issue 🆕
Haven of Northern Virginia | Grief support services and groups in Annandale, VA
Homestretch | Helping homeless families in Virginia
Holy Cross Health | Free support groups, lectures, and health and fitness classes in Montgomery County, MD
House of Ruth | Provides services for women and children dealing with homelessness, domestic violence, mental illness, substance abuse, and recent incarceration
IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery | Treatment for substance abuse, PTSD, and co-occurring disorders exclusively for members of the IAFF (International Association of Fire Fighters) located in Upper Marlboro, MD
Independence Club | AA meetings in Springfield, VA
INOVA | Health and wellness programs, weight loss seminars, lectures, fitness classes, and support groups
In S.T.R.I.D.E. – Henrico County, Virginia
Jubilee Jobs | Employment services
Knowledge Commons DC | Free, volunteer-run classes on various topics
Many Languages One Voice | DC organization for language justice
Legal Counsel for the Elderly | Free legal services in DC
Martha’s Table | Working to increase access to quality education programs, healthy food, and family support
Mary House | Provides housing and support services to at-risk immigrants and refugees
Maryland Psychotherapy Clinic and Research Lab | Low-cost counseling services for adults in Prince George’s County, Montgomery County, and the DC metro area, located at the University of Maryland in College Park
The Men’s Home | A sober living environment for men in early recovery
Mental Health America of Virginia Warm Line
Montgomery County Public Libraries | Book clubs, free classes, workshops, and more
My Sister’s Place | Empowers victims of domestic violence to live healthy, independent lives free from abuse and violence
Narcotics Anonymous (Northern Virginia Area)
Network for Victim Recovery of DC | Victim assistance services
New Endeavors by Women | Provides services to homeless women
Northern Virginia Family Services | A nonprofit organization that serves the diverse individuals and families in Northern Virginia who live in poverty. Services: Mental health, immigration legal services, foster care and adoption, homelessness and housing, workforce development, health and well-being, early childhood development, and youth initiatives.
Northern Virginia Intergroup (AA)
Northern Virginia Mental Health Foundation | A site to raise awareness and acceptance of persons with mental health issues and to provide individuals seeking mental health services with help and information
Postpartum Support Virginia
PRS CareRing | A free program for seniors (60+) in the Northern Virginia area. Services include social calls, daily reminders (i.e. medications, appointments, etc.), and welfare/safety checks.
PRS CrisisLink | A Northern Virginia hotline. Call 703-527-4077 ☎️
Quitline – DC Tobacco Free Coalition | Free smoking cessation program (including free nicotine patches and lozenges) for DC residents
Recovery Program Solutions of Virginia | Nonprofit promoting access to treatment and assisting individuals with serious mental illness and substance use disorders
Rock Recovery | A nonprofit organization supporting freedom from disordered eating. Programs include clinical services, recovery coaching, and community education.
Safe Journeys | For victims/survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence in Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, Orange, and Rappahannock
Safe Sisters Circle (DC) | Provides free services to black women survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse
Second Story | A shelter house for teens in crisis, young mothers, and homeless youth
Serenity Club | Located in Alexandria, VA – AA, Al-Anon, and Alateen meetings
Shelter House | A nonprofit organization that provides crisis intervention, safe housing, and supportive services to the homeless and to victims of domestic violence in Northern Virginia
SMR Counseling Services | Pro bono services for individuals who are unemployed, uninsured, or otherwise unable to afford counseling (Burtonsville, MD location only)
Stay Strong Virginia
TOGETHER Program | University of Maryland, College Park, MD
Tzedek DC | Legal services for individuals who are in debt
United Community | Empowers adults, children, and families to transform their lives
Unity Club | A recovery club in Falls Church, VA – (Meetings include AA, NA, CoDA, Debtors Anonymous, Sex and Love Addicts, Marijuana Anonymous, Clutterers Anonymous, Love Addicts, Heroin Anonymous, Survivors of Incest Anonymous, Overeaters Anonymous, and more)
Virginia Victim Assistance Network | Provides training for victim assistance professionals and advocates for the needs of crime victims
Voices for Virginia’s Kids Voices for Virginia’s Children
Washington Regional Alcohol Program | Working to prevent drunk driving and underage drinking in the DC area
Wendt Center for Loss and Healing | Services for grief, loss, and trauma in Washington, DC
Women’s Center | A nonprofit counseling and education center
Women’s Law Center of Maryland | Advocates for the physical safety, economic security, and autonomy of women throughout the state by providing direct legal representation, information and referral services, and legislative advocacy

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