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Resource Guide 2020 Community Resource Guide 2020 A comprehensive listing of resources in the counties of Russell, Buchanan, Tazewell, and Dickenson. Great Expectations – SWCC Denise Miller Great Expectations Advisor [email protected] Andrea Laney - GE Program Assistant [email protected] PO Box 1101 Richlands, VA 24641 276-964-7677 or 276-964-7542 Updated August 2020 1 The Great Expectations program at SWCC has put together this Resource Guide. We hope this list of resources from Russell, Tazewell, Buchanan, and Dickenson counties will Be helpful to you! What is Great Expectations? Great Expectations is a program offered at community colleges across Virginia, created to benefit students who are or have been affiliated with the foster care system. A Great Expectations Counselor works directly with the participants throughout their time at SWCC. Who is eligible? Individuals ages 17-24 who are or have been affiliated with the foster care system, kinship care, or adoption could qualify. What services are provided? Assistance with applying for college admission and financial aid. A direct contact for students to the services on campus, as well as, a link to resources in the community. Ongoing support from the Great Expectations Program while focusing on the importance of a college education as the best way to gain employment and achieve independence! For more information – contact SWCC Great Expectations Advisor Denise Miller at [email protected] or call (276)-964-7653. 2 Table of Contents Adult Protective Services pg. 5 Animal Shelters pg. 5 Auto parts/ auto repair pg. 5-6 Banking/ loans pg. 6-7 Buchanan County Government Offices pg. 8 Buchanan County Public Schools pg. 8-9/ Child Care pg. 9-10 Children’s Services pg.10-11 Communication Services pg. 11 Court pg. 11-12 Cumberland Mountain Community Services pg. 12 Dentist pg. 12-13 Dickenson County Government Offices pg. 13-14 Dickenson County Public Schools pg. 14 Disability Services pg. 14-15 Domestic Violence Services pg. 15 Electric Disconnects pg. 16 Employment Assistance pg. 16 Fire Departments pg. 16-17 Food/ clothing referrals pg. 18-19 3 Foster Care Resources pg. 19-20 Funeral Homes pg. 20-21 Health Department pg. 21 Heating / Cooling Assistance pg. 22 Homeless Services / Shelters pg. 22-23 Hospitals pg. 23 Housing pg. 23-24 Insurance Agencies pg. 24-25 Libraries pg. 25 Media pg. 25-26 Medical Care…. Free or Reduced Cost pg. 26 Medical Doctors pg. 27 Medical Equipment pg. 27-28 Mental Health Services pg. 28-29 Merchants pg. 29-30 Motels pg. 30-31 Optometrists pg. 31 Pediatric Doctors pg. 32 Pharmacies pg. 32-34 Police Departments pg. 34-35 Prescription Assistance pg. 35 Probation Offices pg. 35-36 Restaurants pg. 36-38 Russell County Government Offices pg. 38-39 Russell County Public Schools pg. 39-40 Social Services pg. 40 State and National Hotlines pg. 40-42 4 Substance Abuse pg. 42 Southwest Virginia Community College Services pg. 43 Tazewell County Government Offices pg. 44 Tazewell County Public Schools pg. 45 Town Officials pg. 46 Transportation pg. 46 Veterans Services pg. 46-47 Veterinary pg. 47 Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles pg. 48 Vision Assistance pg. 48 5 Adult Protective Services (See also: Listings for Social Services) Adult Abuse Hotline 866-451-6905 Animal Shelters Tazewell County Animal 276-988-0803 736 Camp Joy Rd. Bluefield, Va 24605 Shelter Buchanan County Animal 276-935-4067 1191 Dogpound Rd. Grundy, VA 24641 Shelter Russell County Animal 276-415-9163 458 Haber Dr. Lebanon, VA 24266 Shelter Dickenson County Animal 276-835-1320 Clintwood, VA 24228 Shelter Auto Parts/Auto Repair Advanced Auto 276-964-9143 2000 2nd Street Richlands, VA 24641 (Richlands) Auto Zone 276-963-0104 160 Capital Plaza Cedar Bluff, VA 24609 (Cedar Bluff) L & G EXhaust (Larry Ball) 276-873-7415 Rt. 80 between Rosedale Honaker, VA 24260 and Honaker William Henry’s garage 276-596-9531 2201 Front St Richlands, VA 24641 Calhouns garage 276-935-2921 20128 Riverside Dr. Grundy, VA 24614 Advanced Auto (Grundy) 276-935-2135 20061 Riverside Dr. Grundy, VA 24614 Auto Zone (Grundy) 276-935-6069 20756 Riverside Dr. Grundy, VA 24614 Advanced Auto (Lebanon) 276-889-3230 53 Elliot Dr. Lebanon, VA 24266 6 Steve’s Automotive& 276-889-2020 4838 Jessees Mill Rd Cleveland, VA 24225 Small engine repair Advanced Auto 276-926-0021 421 Main St. Clintwood, VA 24228 (Clintwood) Roger’s Muffler Center 276-964-6446 1460 Raven Rd. Doran, VA 24612 VA Tire 276-964-4061 1142 Claypool Hill Mall Rd Cedar Bluff, VA 24609 O’ Reilly Auto Parts 276-889-4217 1303 Main St Lebanon, VA 24266 Kidd Tire (Richlands) 276-963-1700 2525 Front St Richlands, VA 24641 Kidd Tire (Tazewell) 276-988-6583 155 Walnut St North Tazewell, VA 24630 Wal-Mart (Lebanon) 276-889-1654 1050 Regional Park Rd Lebanon, VA 24266 Wal-Mart 276-596-9706 13320 Gov. G C Peery Hwy Pounding Mill, VA (Pounding Mill) 24637 Lebanon Tire 276-889-3511 1380 E Main St Lebanon, VA 24266 Napa (Clintwood) 540-926-4641 5234 Dickenson Hwy CLintwood, VA 24228 Napa (Vansant) 276-935-5130 18083 Riverside Dr. Vansant, VA 24656 Napa (Honaker) 276-873-4254 5974 Redbud Hwy Honaker, VA 24260 Napa Auto Parts 276-889-2579 1084 W Main St. Lebanon, VA 24266 Discount Tire Co. 276-889-3219 2106 Main St. Lebanon, VA 24266 Honaker Tire 276-873-6161 VA-67 Honaker, VA 24260 Banking/ Loans New Peoples Bank 276-988-2300 127 Chamber Dr. Tazewell, VA 24651 (Tazewell) Grundy National Bank 276-935-5939 147203 Riverside Dr. Grundy, VA 24614 (Grundy) New Peoples Bank 276- 926-5500 198 Colley Shopping Ct. Clintwood, VA 24228 (Clintwood) 7 BB&T (Clintwood) 276-926-8485 228 Chase St Clintwood, VA 24228 New Peoples Bank 276-935-8800 20487 Riverside Dr. Grundy, VA 24614 (Grundy) Trupoint Bank (Grundy) 276-935-3300 1009 Walnut St Grundy, VA 24614 Trupoint Bank (Richlands) 276-964-7444 1425 2nd St Richlands, VA 24641 New Peoples Bank 276) 873-6288 53 Commerce Dr. Honaker, VA 24260 (Honaker) BB&T (Lebanon) 276-889-4815 1850 E Main St Lebanon, VA 24266 BB&T (Richlands) 276-964-4025 1910 2nd St. Richlands, VA 24641 Clinch Valley Bank 276-964-4281 501 Railroad Ave Richlands, VA 24641 (Richlands) Wells Fargo Bank 276-963-1041 201 Suffolk Ave. Richlands, VA 24641 Trupoint Bank (Pounding 276-964-7445 13250 Governor G C Pounding Mill, VA 24637 Mill) Peery Hwy. BB&T (Tazewell) 276-988-7511 100 Hillsboro Dr. North Tazewell, VA 24630 BB&T (Haysi) 276-865-5141 23857 Dickenson Hwy Haysi, VA 24256 Wells Fargo (Grundy) 276-935-8151 20786 Riverside Dr. Grundy, VA 24614 Wells Fargo (Clintwood) 276-926-4651 454 Clintwood Main St. Clintwood, VA 24228 New Peoples Bank 276-963-5800 12602 Gov G C Peery Hwy Pounding Mill, VA (Pounding Mill) 24637 New Peoples Bank 276-865-5700 111 Haysi Main St. Haysi, VA 24256 (Haysi) New Peoples Bank 276-889-5100 1421 E Main St. Lebanon, VA (Lebanon) 24266 Trupoint Bank (Lebanon) 276-889-2141 32 E Main St. Lebanon, VA 24266 8 Buchanan County Government Offices Animal Control 276-935-4067 1191 Dogpound Rd. Grundy, VA 24614 Building Inspector 276-935-5872 1240 Almarine Dr. Grundy, VA 24614 Circuit Court Clerk 276-935-6526 P. O. BoX 929 Grundy, VA 24614 Courthouse Commissioner of the 276-935-6542 1012 Walnut St. Grundy, VA 24614 Revenue Popular Gap Park 276-935-5725 1818 Fairgrounds Circle Grundy, VA 24614 Commonwealth’s 276-935-6519 1012 Walnut Street, Room Grundy, VA 24614 Attorney 426, P.O. BoX 804 Gerald Arrington County Administrator 276-935-6500 1012 State Line Ridge Rd. Grundy, VA 24614 P.O. BoX 9500 General District Court 276-935-6526 P. O. BoX 654 Grundy, VA 24614-0654 1012 Walnut Street. Juvenile &Domestic 276-935-6526 P. O. BoX 654 Grundy, VA 24614 Relations Court 1012 Walnut Street, Suite 3 Southwest VA regional Jail 276-679-7880 1550 Kiwanis Park Haysi, VA 24256 Haysi Treasurer’s Office 276-935-6551 1012 Walnut St. #104 Grundy, VA 24614 Sheriff’s Office 276-935-2313 1327 Lovers Gap Rd. Vansant, VA 24656 Transfer Station 276-498-4566 Hwy 629 Oakwood, VA 24631 Magistrate 276-935-6586 1026 Walnut St. Grundy, VA 24614 Buchanan County Schools Buchanan County 276-935-4541 1124 Almarine Drive Grundy, VA 24614 Technology& Career Center Route 5 BoX 110 Council 276-859-9329 7608 Helen Henderson Honaker, VA 24260 Elementary/Middle 9 School Highway Council High School 276-859-7627 7802 Helen Henderson Honaker, VA 24260 Hwy Grundy High School 276-935-2106 1300 Golden Wave Drive Grundy, VA 24614 Hurley Elementary/ 276-566-8523 6911 Hurley Road Hurley, VA 24620 Middle school Hurley High School 276-566-8334 6339 State Rte. 643 Hurley, VA 24620 Riverview Elementary/ 276-935-1613 27382 Riverside Drive Grundy, VA 24614 Middle School Twin Valley 276-498-4537 9017 Riverside Dr. Oakwood, VA 24631 Elementary/ Middle School Twin Valley High 276-259-7818 14449 Dismal River Rd. Pilgrims Knob, 24634 School Buchanan County 276-566-4988 6911 State Rte. 643 Hurley, VA 24260 Headstart Child Care Red, White, and Youth 276-970-6652 1314 Front St. Richlands, VA 24641 Little Champions 276-963-3227 812 Raven Rd. Raven, VA 24639 Kiddie Care College 276-628-1288 992 Beverly Dr Abingdon, VA 24210 Head Start Contact Linda Hayes, Head Must be at least 3 years Areas Served: Camp Joy Start Director. 276-988- of age and meet the Head Start 276-322-5005 5583, 276-988-4041 income guidelines. This Falls Mills, Pocahontas, program serves 10% of Bluefield, Springsville.
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