Resources

Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry
613 N. Royal Ave
(540) 252-4320

Tuesday 1:00 – 4:00 PM

Thursday and Friday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Clients are asked to check-in up to 30 minutes before closing. Clients must present a valid ID and a document dated within 30 days of their pantry visit with their name and current address.

C-Cap
400 Kendrick Lane
(540) 636-2448

Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays

9:00 a.m. till noon for food services

NOTE: Pet Food Available

Registration Required.

Salvation Army Food Pantry
357 Cloud Street

(540) 635-4020

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:
9:00 AM-12:00 Noon and 1:00 PM-3:30 PM
Closed Wednesday

Love Revival Ministry Center
119 Chester Street
(540) 216-4437

First Saturday: Food Pantry and Lunch, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Asbury United Methodist Church

Bennett Chapel United Methodist Church

(540) 692-8386

           3^rd Saturday, 8:30 - 11:30 AM

First Baptist Church

Dinner Together
14 W. 1ST Street
(540) 635-2763

Monday through Thursday, 5:00 - 6:00 PM

Love Revival Ministry Center
119 Chester Street
(540) 216-4437

First Sunday: Lunch, 12:00 – 1:00 PM

First Saturday: Lunch, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Clothing, Food, Financial,
Miscellaneous Assistance

Health Department
Warren County
(540) 635-3159

C-CAP
400 Kendrick Lane
(540) 636-2448

Front Royal Salvation Army
357 Cloud St
(540) 635-4020

Children’s Services

Healthy Families
Front Royal
(540) 636-0539

Head Start
Warren County
(540) 948-3916

Services for Homeless Children through McKinney-Vento Act

Warren County Public Schools
Michael Hirsch (540) 635-2725

Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry
613 N. Royal Ave
(540) 252-4320

Front Royal Church of Christ
140 W. 15th St
(540) 635-2613
Call for appointment

C-Cap
400 Kendrick Lane
(540) 636-2448

Salvation Army Food Pantry
357 Cloud Street
(540) 635-4020
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:
9:00 AM-12:00 Noon and 1:00 PM-3:30 PM
Closed Wednesday

911 - Life-Threatening Emergency

Concern Hotline
Warren County
(540) 635-4357

Northwestern Community Services Board
Offices in Front Royal, Winchester, Woodstock and Luray
(540) 636-4250

988 - Mental Health Crisis Line

VA National Call Center for Homeless Veterans
1-877-424-3838

National Suicide Hotline
1-800-784-2433

HIV Case Management
Services for those with HIV/AIDS
124 W. Piccadilly St., Winchester
(540) 536-5291

Testing and Prevention Services
3034 Valley Ave., Suite 100, Winchester
(540) 536-5333

Pregnancy

ABBA – Pregnancy Center

(540) 722-4944 11

Front Royal Pregnancy Center

11 S. Royal Ave

(540) 635-6181

Transportation

Wheels 4 Wellness                                   Logisticare (Medicaid)

(540) 536-1006                                          1-866-386-8331

https://www.wheels4wellness.org

Front Royal Area Transit

(540) 635-5788

Access Independence
Services for those with disabilities. Services Warren, Clarke, Frederick, Shenandoah Counties
324 Hope Drive, Winchester
(540) 662-4452

Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services
Helps find and keep jobs and increase level of independence
20 Ricketts Drive, Winchester
(540) 722-3453

Northwestern Community Services
Mental health, substance abuse, mental retardation, children’s services
209 W. Criser Rd
(540) 636-4250

Social Security Administration
1-866-331-2320

Virginia Employment Commission;
Serves Clarke, Frederick, Shenandoah, Warren Counties and Winchester City
419 N. Cameron St

Office (540) 722-3415     Fax (540) 722-3418

Valley Workforce Center
Second Floor
Winchester, VA 22601
(540) 722-3415     Fax (540) 722-3418

Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services
Must be diagnosed with a disability. Helps to find and keep jobs and increases their level of independence
20 Ricketts Drive, Winchester
(540) 722-3453

Workforce Job Center, Inc
Lord Fairfax Community College
(540) 869-0770 or (540) 869-0771

First Step Employment Ministry
Proactive training, resources, and mentoring
2333 Roosevelt Blvd., Winchester
(540) 662-3300

Northern Shenandoah Adult Ed.

Winchester, Frederick, Shenandoah, & Warren Counties GED.Classes for improved skills, family literacy, job readiness, ESL

173 Skirmisher, Middletown
800-435-5945

Literacy Volunteers

(540) 536-1648

Laurel Ridge Community College

– Great Expectation, for young adults 16-24, currently or previously in foster care, training to become career ready – (540) 869-0748
– Middle College, for age 18 – 24 who have not completed high school or GED, college, and career readiness
(540) 869-0745
 
ResCare Workforce Services
411 N. Cameron St., Winchester
(540) 545-4146
 
Youth Development Center
Out of school Youth Workforce Program, Ages 14-21
3 Battaile Dr., Winchester
(540) 662-4564

Faithworks

All applicants to Faithworks, INC., Service Enriched Housing Program must be a permanent resident of Winchester, Frederick, Clarke or Warren Counties & must meet the following guidelines: Must meet one or more of the HUD definitions of homeless, must be at or below 60% of the median income, must be gainfully employed or have other income sufficient to meet expected monthly rent, utility, food & other expenses, must meet with Faithworks staff to identify goals, establish a working budget, utilize support services, etc. and must be willing and able to do the leg-work needed to change their situation.

(540) 313-7682.

Habitat for Humanity

This program provides income-qualified families the opportunity to own a decent, affordable home (this is not a rental program and Habitat for Humanity is not in a position to help someone who needs emergency housing). It takes qualified families approximately 8 to12 months to work through the program. Once qualified, families purchase the home at a very low cost. Families are invited to call to determine if they prequalify for an application.

Winchester-Frederick County

(540) 662-7066

People, Inc.

Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF). Homeless Prevention and Stabilization Services to Veterans and their families. For very low-income Veteran families who are at risk of eviction, or who have become homeless within the past 90 days. Serving the counties of Clarke, Frederick, Page, Shenandoah and Warren, and the City of Winchester. Section 8 – Shenandoah County DSS.

Shenandoah, Page & Warren

(540) 459-6226

Disabled Veterans Committee on Housing

Help veterans obtain grants from the Veterans Affairs SAH Office for those who are 100% service connected disabled and have contracted with local builders, financial management companies and others that can build your medically custom home to have your independence returned.

(540) 877-1252

Transitional New Eve Ministries

Transitional housing for pregnant women age 18 and older (can have other children up to age 5. Open to expectant mothers from any locality.

Winchester, VA

(540) 450-0775

Legal Assistance Blue Ridge Legal Services

303 S. Loudoun St., Suite D

Winchester

(540) 662-5021

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services

Northwestern Community Services

209 W. Criser Road, Front Royal

(540) 636-4250

Resource Booklet (Download Available)

Homeless Coalition of the Northern Shenandoah Valley

Homeless Resource Booklet.pdf

Alcoholics Anonymous/Al Anon/Alateen

(540) 667-0322

Addiction Helpline

(540) 559-9503

Edgehill Recovery Retreat

315 Cork St, Winchester

540-772-8865

Lord Fairfax House

512 S. Braddock St, Winchester

(540) 662-8877

Isaiah 58 Project

437 Highland St, Winchester

(540) 662-2336

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

Winchester

(540) 533-1832

Celebrate Recovery Winchester of God

2080 N. Frederick Pike, Winchester

(540) 667-8017

NA/AA Meetings

(540) 667-0322 or 800-835-6130

Crossroads Counseling

174 Costello Dr, Winchester

(540) 662-7007

National Counseling Group

600 Pegasus Ct, Suite 600, Winchester

1-877-566-9624

(540) 450-2734

Dept. of Veterans Services (State)

11A Water St, Front Royal, VA

(540) 635-4201

VA National Call Center for Homeless Veterans

1-877-424-3838

VA Domiciliary

Homeless, Substance Abuse, PTSD, Work Program

510 Butler Ave, Martinsburg, WV

(304) 263-0811 ext 4596, Scott Wagaman

WV Division of Veterans Affairs

Service Officer, Carol Hefner, Northwestern Community Services

(301) 538-2839

Wounded Warrior Program

209 Criser Rd, Front Royal

(540) 636-4250

Virginia Employment Commission

Job assistance for Veterans

(540) 722-3415, Mike Barnes

Disabled Veterans Committee on Housing

(540) 877-1252, John Lewindowski

American Legion Post 53

Veterans and families. Funds for expenses (apply in writing)

22 W. 8th St, Front Royal

(540) 635-5017

Virginia State Department

510 Butler Ave, Martinsburg, WV

(804) 353-6606

(304) 263-0811 ext. 3840, Amy Bayliss

VFW Post 1860

i1847 N. Royal Ave, Front Royal

(540) 635-9024

Vietnam Veterans of America

Emergency monies, needs DD214 and a couple weeks to verify

(540) 514-0663, Ronald Hafey

(540) 869-2588, Arnie Eversen

Dept. of Veterans Services

Help with compensation and pension claims

11 Water St, Front Royal

(540) 635-4201, Geoffrey White/Barbara Bruce

Disabled American Veterans 9

Help with compensation and pension claims

(540) 888-3354, Chance Bazzano

(540) 868-1019, Jim Stephens

VA Grants and Per Diem Program

Per diem monies for bed/nursing home