Conservation & Recreation, Virginia Department

The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY), established in 1999 by the Virginia General Assembly, is dedicated to empowering the youth of Virginia to make healthier choices. Through comprehensive programs focusing on the prevention of tobacco use, substance abuse, and childhood obesity, VFHY reaches approximately 50,000 children annually via school and community initiatives. VFHY also conducts award-winning marketing campaigns that deliver vital prevention messages to over 500,000 youth each year and funds significant research projects aimed at reducing tobacco use. Its commitment to youth engagement has equipped more than 9,000 Virginia teens with the skills to advocate for healthy community initiatives. Generated from the website

The Central Virginia Legal Aid Society, also known as CVLAS, is a nonprofit organization that offers representation to low-income individuals. It practices in the areas of family, elder, consumer and housing law. The society also deals in matters concerning civil rights, public benefits, disabilities and employment law. Additionally, the Central Virginia Legal Aid Society provides information on various issues related to workers compensation, bankruptcy, child support, domestic violence and debt collection. It offers services to clients in more than 12 counties and over five cities, including Charlottesville, Petersburg and Richmond, Va. The Central Virginia Legal Aid Society accepts donations from individuals and several law firms, such as Davidson, White and Lesniak; Bremner, Janus, Cook and Marcus; and Midkif, Munci and Ross.

Henrico County, Virginia offers a variety of services and facilities for residents, visitors and businesses within the county. Located in Richmond, Va., the county government provides a range of services, including child protection, court-related services, community corrections and maintenance, crime prevention, traffic maintenance and food safety services. Its range of services includes physical and mental health care, planning services, refuse collection, library resources, social services, substance abuse preventions and treatment, voter registration and tax-related services. The county government operates through several agencies, such as a criminal justice board, capital area training agency, information technology and public works agencies. It also provides information to people on educational facilities and public services.