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Operational since 1973, People Places is a Virginia-based, nonprofit child welfare agency. It serves individuals throughout the United States and Canada. The agency administers Treatment Foster Care program, which is a family-based, institutional treatment program for children with emotional and behavioral problems. People Places offers adoption and group and individual counseling services. The agency also provides technical and independent living assistance solutions. It offers case management support and preplacement training and education services. The agency operates Pygmalion School, which provides special education classes for children with emotional and learning disorders in grades one through eight. People Places offers assistance with physical and sexual abuse issues.

Children's Services of Virginia (CSV) is a private, licensed child placing agency established in 1992, offering foster care, treatment foster care, and foster-to-adopt services for children and families in the northern half of Virginia. CSV serves children from birth to age 21 who have experienced abuse and neglect, providing support to resource families through the adoption process. With a commitment to keeping siblings together and assisting youth in independent living, CSV also offers services for pregnant teens, kinship care, and emergency placements 24/7. The agency's dedicated team works closely with families, providing pre-adoptive counseling and post-adoptive services to ensure the well-being and stability of children in their care.Generated from the website

UMFS is a nonprofit agency that provides a comprehensive array of programs to meet the needs of high-risk children and parents to enable them to overcome challenging circumstances and succeed. The Fredericksburg location of UMFS is located in the heart of the Central Park shopping center in Fredericksburg, Virginia. This location serves the counties of Fredericksburg City, Spotsylvania, Culpepper, Stafford, Caroline, Orange, Fauquier and King George.