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Established in 1992, Family Preservation Services of Virginia is one of the largest providers of nonresidential, community-based services for children and families. It provides a range of home, community and school-based programs, including in-home counseling, substance abuse prevention, mental health care, day treatment, foster care and therapeutic mentoring. The organization administers the Virtual Residential Program, which features residential and psychiatric assistance for families, schools and the communities in which they live. Family Preservation Services of Virginia is licensed by the Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services, also known as DMHMRSAS. It is a part of Providence Service Corporation, which specializes in case management services for children, adolescents and youths with behavioral health needs. Family Preservation Services of Virginia maintains a location in Pounding Mills, Va.

Baxter House Group Home in Oakwood, VA provides a range of services for children and families, individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health needs, and substance abuse issues. With multiple group homes, outpatient offices, and psychosocial rehabilitation programs, they offer comprehensive care and support to those in need. The organization is dedicated to promoting the well-being of their clients through various programs such as Mountain Youth Drama, emergency services, deaf services, and telehealth. Their mission is supported by a team of dedicated employees and a board of directors committed to providing quality care and assistance to the community. Generated from the website

TASK (Taking Action for Special Kids) is an independent non-profit agency that has been serving families in Southwest Virginia for over 40 years. They work in partnership with PEATC (Parent Information Advocacy Training Center) to provide high-quality information, training, and support to families with special needs children and professionals in the region. TASK's mission is to help these families and individuals reach their fullest potential by offering educational and recreational programs, as well as special education workshops that aim to empower and increase knowledge. They also provide free, confidential assistance in understanding individualized education plans (IEPs) and evaluations, and accept tax-deductible donations to support their mission.Generated from the website