Resources
Please check out this comprehensive local resource guide created by the Greater Augusta Prevention Partners and another resource guide created by Mental Health America-Augusta. The 2019 Department of Social Services, Directory of Services can be accessed here (Page 1 & Page 2).
The Virginia Department Of Education has put together a Parent Guide and COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions (VDOE)
Click here for the Mutual Aid SAW Resource List (updated regularly)
In addition to the DSS Covid page, which is updated regularly with the most timely information and guidance from the department, VDSS has launched COVID-19 Virginia Resources, a mobile app and website designed to streamline access to critical and actionable resources from 2-1-1 Virginia, CommonHelp, and a myriad of other state and federal agencies.
Interactive Wifi Map, school wifi maps and transportation information for Brite Bus
The school social workers and school counselors from ACPS are collaborating to create a resource series including videos and fact sheets. We will be covering a variety of content for parents, students and educators.
Consistency and continued learning is important for children. Find tips for helping your child prepare for virtual learning, use online platforms and find additional content resources
As our country continues to manage the COVID-19 emergency, Comcast is taking immediate steps to make it easier to connect low-income families to home Internet.
The Valley Community Services Board Housing Services Team will administer the Rent and Mortgage Relief Program) for our community on behalf of the Valley Homeless Connection and a list of housing resources.
Do mounting bills have you overwhelmed and uncertain about which to tackle first? Learn strategies of how to navigate the current situation resulting from COVID-19
A listing of local resources for youth in the Staunton, Augusta County, and Waynesboro areas can be found on the Office on Youth website. Resource categories include:
After School and Childcare Programs
Pregnancy and Healthy Relationships
If you or someone you know is at risk of, or experiencing homelessness, please click here for the Universal Intake information.
For more information related to resources, please contact your school social worker at 540-245-5133.
