Provides list of free clinics around Virginia (by region)

Provides primary and specialty care, chronic disease management, medication pick up and management, dental, eye care, mental health counseling. OB GYN and women's care, HIV/AIDs diagnosis/treatment *Prospective patients should call and select option 6.

Provides primary care, dental care, vision care, women’s health, mental health and pharmacy services. Specialty care and telehealth available.

Provides primary care, chronic care management, mental health services, prescription assistance, dental referrals for extractions, health navigation, food bank, and flu vaccination.

Provides dental services, digital dentures, and mouth guards.

Provides medical and dental services (hours vary) call or visit website for appointments.

Provides extractions, fillings, cleanings, exams, x-rays, dentures, and partials.

This clinic is part of the government's rural community clinic program. This dentist is for all races, ages, and backgrounds. *Homeless, uninsured and insured are welcomed.

Provides Mental healthcare services, fertility support, and substance abuse treatment.

Helps provide services such as housing, food, legal, health, and etc

Provides housing, HIV services, counseling services, support groups, senior services, health and testing, and ride share services.

Offers primary care and mental health care. MUST: not have medical insurance or be eligible for Medicare parts B, C, and D, Medicaid, or veterans’ benefits, income is between 139-200% of federal poverty line.

Provides hunger prevention programs in the cities of Chesapeake, Franklin, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, as well as Virginia Beach. The counties supported include Accomack Isle Of Wight, Northampton, Southampton, and Sussex. Call 757.627.6599 or log into the website and enter your zip code for nearby food supply.

Has food bank resources, resources on how to apply for SNAP, and directory of Virginia food banks.

Mobile pantry food bank, drive thru food distributions are on a first come first serve basis. *PLEASE check online for calendars/flyers for upcoming food drives. People/families are served once a month.

The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank and its charitable food assistance network of partners serve guests living with hunger across 25 counties and 8 cities on either side of the Blue Ridge. Main address is 1207 Harris St, Charlottesville, VA 22906. Call (434) 296-3663 to see if eligible

Ran by the Department of Social Services, or DSS. The program, which can be applied to online or locally, is designed to provide temporary financial help to low-income families or single people who are experiencing financial hardship.

SSDI is one of the main federal grant programs. It will help people with a disability (whether physical, emotional, or mental) that will be 12 months or longer, or that results in death.

Pays for the monthly food budgets of low-income and working poor households. The government program will help assure a nutritionally adequate diet for the Virginia resident. Eligibility is based on assets, resources, income and non-financial criteria.

A 24 hour informational and referral service that provides access to needs such as confidential crisis, disaster assistance, payment assistance and more.

Medicaid is the state and Federal partnership that provides medical coverage to eligible needy persons. There is no enrollment fee or premium for Medicaid coverage if you are eligible. Low co-pays are charged for some Medicaid services.

A free or affordable insurance plan (as well as medical care) that helps the elderly and sick stay in their own home vs. moving to assisted living.

FAMIS, or Family Access to Medical Insurance Security Plan, is Virginia's health insurance program for children. It makes health care affordable for children of families who qualify. FAMIS covers all the medical care that growing children need to stay healthy. It also covers medical care if they get sick or hurt.