Community Resource Directory (Part 1)

Grant and Hardy Counties Family Issues Task Force &
The Eastern Regional Family Resource Network, Inc.
"Working Together for Children and Families"

Copy provided by Moorefield Elementary Title I

Eastern Regional Family Resource Network, Inc.
PO Box 1601
Romney, WV 26757
email: erfrn@atlanticbbn.net
www.erfrn.org 

Our Vision

…fully functioning, healthy, safe and educated families

Our Mission

…to support families in achieving self-sufficiency and personal well being through networking and education

This community resource directory is the result of an extensive effort by the Grant and Hardy Counties Family Issues Task Force and Eastern Regional Family Resource Network, Inc. as well as a number of participating human service agencies to help families, consumers, and service providers locate resources available to residents of Grant and Hardy Counties.

The Eastern Regional Family Resource Network, Inc. is part of a statewide effort to help build the capacity of local communities to get things done. These local community organizations help people help themselves. Family Resource Networks connect people and organizations, develop community leaders, build trust, provide useful information, promote civic discourse on public issues, explore community values, identify problems, secure resources, and support a wide variety of local initiatives to address problems and improve the quality of life in West Virginia communities. Collectively, these local community organizations have contributed to generating tens of millions of dollars in discretionary private and government investment in West Virginia.

The Grant and Hardy Counties Family Issues Task Force works in collaboration with the Eastern Regional Family Resource Network, Inc. to identify community needs in Grant and Hardy Counties and to develop a plan to meet those needs. One of the primary goals of the Task Force is to increase the involvement of individuals and families in this process.

For information on how you can get involved, please call the Eastern Regional Family Resource Network, Inc. Headquarters at 304-822-5787.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WV INFORMATION & REFERRAL.............................PAGE 4

ABUSE AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.....................PAGE 4-5

COUNSELING.......................................................PAGES 5-6

DENTISTS.............................................................PAGES 6-7

EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT .........................PAGES 7-12

EMERGENCY/CRISIS SERVICES....................PAGES 12-14

FAIRS & FESTIVALS…………………..………………PAGE 30

FAMILY/COMMUNITY........................................PAGES 14-15

FOOD/SHELTER/CLOTHING............................PAGES 15-16

LEGAL SERVICES............................................PAGES 17-18

LIBRARIES................................................................PAGE 18

MATERNITY/CHILD CARE................................PAGES 19-22

MEDICAL CARE/WELLNESS...........................PAGES 22-26

MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION.........…….………….PAGE 26

NEWSPAPERS….........………………………………..PAGE 26

PREVENTION...................................................PAGES 27-28

RADIO STATIONS……………..………………………PAGE 28

RECREATION.........................................................PAGES 28

SENIOR CITIZENS............................................PAGES 30-33

SPECIAL NEEDS..............................................PAGES 32-34

TRANSPORTATION..........................................PAGES 34-35

YOUTH SERVICES...........................................PAGES 35-36

HOTLINE NUMBERS........................................PAGES 37-39

STATEWIDE INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
WV Information and Referral System

Dial: “211”                            www.wv211.org

Connects caller with community & social services; crisis & disaster information plus volunteer needs.

ABUSE AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Child / Adult Abuse and Domestic Violence Hotline (800) 352-6513

If you have knowledge of or suspect and type of abuse or neglect to children or adults you are encouraged to make a report using this telephone number. Any such report will remain confidential, and you have the right to remain anonymous.

DHHR (Grant County)  
(304) 257-4211
15 Grant Street          
Petersburg, WV 26847
www.wvdhhr.org 

DHHR (Hardy County)
(304) 538-2391
112 Beann Lane
Moorefield, WV 26836
www.WVDHHR.org

Local office for reporting any type of abuse or neglect.

Family Crisis Center (800) 698-1240

PO Box 207 
(304) 788-6061
Keyser, WV 26726
www.cadv.org  

Provides shelter, counseling, support groups, and legal/personal advocacy to victims of dating relationships. A program is provided to prevent violence in domestic violence and their children.

Hampshire County Humane Society
(304)496-8855
PO Box 335, Augusta, WV 26704
www.petfinder.com/shelters/WV25HTML

National Child Abuse Hotline
(800) 352-6513

National service for reporting known or suspected abuse or neglect of children. 

National Children’s Alliance
(800) 239-9950
516 C Street, NE
202) 548-0090
Washington, DC 20002                   
www.nca-online.org

A nationwide, non-profit membership organization whose mission is to promote and support communities in providing a coordinated investigation and comprehensive response to victims of severe child abuse.

National Humane Education Society
(304) 725-0506
PO Box 340
Charles Town, WV 25414-0340
www.nhes.org

Fostering a sentiment of kindness to animals. Educational resources to break and recognize the relationship in the cycle of violence and abuse between animals and children. 

Rape/Sexual Assault Services
(800) 656-HOPE
112 Braddock Road, Fairmont, WV 26554
(800) 656- 4673
www.fris.org

Counseling (Family, Marriage, Grief, Parent/Child, and Out-Patient Grief). Will make referrals if possible high risk for STD/AIDS, etc. Fee: Sliding scale w/ proof of income, private insurance and private pay.

Shenandoah Women’s Center  
(304) 263-8522
236 W. Martin Street, Martinsburg, WV 25401
Hotline (304) 263-8292
www.swcinc.org

The mission of the agency is to provide comprehensive services to victims and survivors of rape, sexual assault, spousal abuse, domestic violence and incest. 

Sheriffs Office
(304) 530-0222
204 Washington Street
Moorefield, WV 26836

If you feel a child or adult is in an emergency, call immediately. 

State Police 
(304) 538-2925
5153 US 220 S
(304) 257-1411
Moorefield, WV 26836

If you feel a child or adult is in an emergency situation, call immediately. 

COUNSELING

The agencies listed below provide a variety of services, including:

Psychological Evaluations

• Individual, Family, and Group Therapy

• Supportive Counseling

• Emergency Mental Health Services

• Various other support services and classes are available

                                                              

Thomas Stein, Licensed Psychologist
(304) 530-6748
216 Maple Avenue, Moorefield, WV 26836

Wendy Zolla Treadway, M.A., LPC
(304) 897-6028
PO Box 58 Baker, WV 26801 

Family Preservation Services, Inc. of West Virginia
(304) 538-2259
140 N. Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836                 

Eastern Psychological Services 
(304) 822-3429
278 North High Street, Romney WV 26757

Gregory Trainor, M.A. – Licensed Psychologist 
(304) 788-1138
155 Armstrong Street Suite 8, Keyser, WV 26726

Mountain State Psychological Services
(304) 788-1113
130 Center Street, Keyser, WV 26726

East Ridge Health Systems 
(304) 263-8594
235 South Water Street, Martinsburg, WV 25401
(304) 263-2037

Addictions and substance abuse treatment specialist
www.eastridgehealthsystems.org

Potomac Highlands Guild 
(304) 257-1155
6 Park Street, Petersburg, WV 26847
www.phg.org 
(800) 545-4357

Comprehensive behavioral health care provider for Eastern Panhandle. Services offered are Psychiatric Services, Individual, Group, and Family Therapy, Substance Abuse Treatment, DUI Safety and Treatment Program, Psychological Evaluations, Behavior Management, Crisis Intervention, Social Work/Case Management, Residential Treatment, Day Treatment for Developmentally Disabled and Long-term Mentally Ill, and Employee Assistance Program. Private Insurance and Medicaid/Medicare billing options are available.

Intensive Trauma Therapy
(304) 822-3429
278 N. High Street, Suite 1, Romney, WV 26757

Specialized one day to two-week intensive treatment for children and adults with Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome, Dissociative Disorder, Dissociative Identity Disorder, or any of the following: self-harming, phobias, command hallucinations, suicidal urges, traumatic grief, out-of-body experience, depersonalization, derealization, emotional numbing, internal voices, flashbacks.

DENTISTS

Fisher Family Dentistry 
(304) 530-6290
310 Jackson Avenue, Moorefield, WV 26836

John Glover Dr 
(304) 668-0707
109 North Main Street, Petersburg, WV 26847

Hawse Health Center
(304) 897-5915
*17978 SR 55, Baker, WV 26801

*8 Lee Street, Moorefield, WV 26836 
(304) 538-7707

Stephen J Kimble DDS 
(304) 257-1759
211 Virginia Avenue
Petersburg, WV 26847
www.kimblefamilydentistry.com

Allen McCorkle
(800) 533-1522
Practice Limited to Infants, Children and Handicapped
25 South Kent Street, Winchester, VA 22601
www.1healthysmile.com

Stewart, Barr, & Thorne DDS
(304) 530-2775
201 Spring Avenue, Moorefield WV 26836

Pediatric Dentistry
(540) 667-4880
25 South Kent Street, Winchester, VA 22601

EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT

Dorcas Elementary School 
(304) 257-1220
HC 33, Box 1060, Petersburg, WV 26847

EACHS Head Start

Child development activities, transportation, nutrition/health screening, parent involvement. Serves children ages 3-5 years. Children receive free medical and dental care, healthy meals, playing and learning in a safe setting. Services available for children with disabilities.

*Administrative Office
(304) 257-4853
HC 30, Box 22, Petersburg, WV 26847
(800) 257-4829

*Old Fields Center 
(304) 538-7787

*East Hardy Center 
(304) 897-6949

*Moorefield Preschool
(304) 538-6356            

Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College
(877) 982-2322
316 Eastern Drive PO Box 59 
(304) 434-8000
Moorefield, WV 26836  
www.easternwv.edu
email: ask@eastern.wvnet.edu

The college offers AA, AS, and AAS degrees as well as certification programs. A new small business development center is also offered as a part of the Workforce Education Program. Headquartered in Moorefield, Eastern delivers to its district through innovative means including the Mobile Computer Training Center as well as traditional classroom settings, and Access centers in each county of its district. Discover your potential!

Employment for Independent Living
Center for Excellence in Disabilities
959 Hartman Run Road
TTY (800) 518-1448
Morgantown, WV 26505
(304) 293-4692
www.cedwvu.org 
(888) 829-9426

Serves youth leaving foster care. Provides job search instruction, resume, application and interviewing techniques, job placement assistance, and on-the-job training.

Head Start

Child development activities, transportation, nutrition/health screening, parent involvement. Serves children ages 3-5 years. Children receive free medical and dental care, healthy meals, playing and learning in a safe setting. Services available for children with disabilities.

*Administrative Office
(304) 257-4853
HC 30, Box 22, Petersburg, WV 26847 
(800) 257-4829

Hardy County Board Of Education
(304) 530-2348
510 Ashby Street
Moorefield, WV 26836
www.hardycountyschools.com

East Hardy Early Middle School 
(304) 897-5970
259 Cougar Drive    
PO Box 260
Baker, WV 26801
www.hardycountyschools.com/ehems

East Hardy High School  
(304) 897-5948
Route 55,  PO Box 259, Baker, WV 26801

Grant County Board Of Education 
(304) 257-1011
204 Jefferson Avenue Petersburg,WV26847
www.grantcountyschools.com

Maysville Elementary
(304) 749-7441
7147 Highway 42 South, Maysville, WV 26833 

Moorefield Elementary School
(304) 538-6356
400 North Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836

Moorefield High School 
(304) 530-6034
401 North Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836

Moorefield Middle School 
(304) 434-3000
30 Caledonia Drive, Moorefield, WV 26836

Literacy West Virginia   
(304) 358-2205
(covering Grant, Hampshire, Hardy and Pendleton Counties).
PO Box 696, Franklin, WV  26807
www.literacywestvirginia.org

Literacy West Virginia provides training, resources, and technical assistance to local adult literacy and English as a Second Language programs through a regional system.

Petersburg Elementary
(304) 257-1110
333 Rig Street
Petersburg,WV26847

Petersburg High School 
(304) 257-1444
207 Jefferson Street
Petersburg,WV26847

Potomac State College  
www.potomacstatecollege.edu
(800) 262-7332
75 Arnold Street 
(304) 788-6820
Keyser, WV 26726

The college offers AA, AS, AAS, and RBA degrees and is a 2-year regional branch of WVU. It has four air-conditioned residence halls that house 60 to 100 students and are staffed by full-time resident directors. It offers intercollegiate varsity sports for both men and women. Campus police monitor the grounds 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 

RESA VIII   Grant County Schools (304) 257-1349 
204 Jefferson Ave.
Petersburg, WV 26847

Parental Education for child development. The Early Intervention Program identifies children ages birth to 36 months with developmental needs.

RESA VIII Hardy County Schools
(304) 530-2348
Hardy County Board of Education
510 Ashby Street, Moorefield, WV 26847

Parental Education for child development. The Early Intervention Program identifies children ages birth to 36 months with developmental needs.

Schoenbaum Family Enrichment Center 
(866) 342-8879
1701 Fifth Avenue   PO Box 11
Charleston, WV 25302

Community Resource Directory (Part 2)

Smart 529, WV
www.SMART529.com 
(866) 574-3542
Prepaid College Tuition Plan

South Branch Career & Technical Center
(304) 257-1331
401 Pierpont Street, Petersburg, WV 26847
www.southbranchtech.com

Designed educational program that encourages the greatest possible development of each student and meet the need of every student enrolled. The aim of the SBCTC is to offer an education, which will enable them to function productively in a rapidly changing technological society.

Telamon Corporation 
(304) 822-4514
60 West Sioux Lane, Romney, WV 26757 
(877) 322-3676
www.telamon.org

Serves migrant/seasonal farm workers and their dependants, providing skills assessment, job search, job and occupational skills training, GED support. Offers occupational skills training, support services, summer employment opportunities, adult mentoring, leadership development, guidance and counseling, alternative school services and tutoring/study skills training. Public food pantry and clothes closet.

Union Education Complex School
(304) 693-7612
HC 76 Box 750
MtStorm,WV26739

West Virginia University Extended Learning 
(800) 253-2762
West Everly Street, PO Box 6800, Morgantown, WV 26508
www.elearn.wvu.edu

Technology-based learning programs. The Regents of Bachelor of Arts degree is a flexible program that allows adult students to design their own undergraduate degree and gain credit for professional experiences. In addition, Extended Learning offers non-credit online classes such as genealogy.

West Virginia University Extension Services 
(304) 530-0273
204 Washington Street (Courthouse)
Moorefield, WV 26836

Services include: agricultural information (both crop and livestock), home gardening, pest identification, soil testing, Master Gardner Program. Family Consumer Sciences (Food and Nutrition information, Food Preservation, budgeting, dealing with limited incomes, Diabetes cooking classes, and parenting information). Community Educational Outreach Service (An organization of local clubs devoted to education, adult leadership development, health, family and community service sponsoring programs such as a Cultural Arts contest, the Grant County Health Fair, and Breast Cancer Awareness Day. 4-H programming-organized 4-H clubs for youth 9-12, Cloverbud programs for ages 6-8. 

Worktech Occupational Consultant Services  
(304) 257-9515
7 South Grove Street, P O Box 113
Petersburg, WV 26847
(866) 214-0958

Business focused on helping individuals find and/or return to employment. Services: Medical claims management, vocational rehabilitation and testing services, job seeking skills instruction, professional resume preparation, transferable skills analysis, job analysis, litigation support services, third party administration, IME scheduling, job placement, labor market surveys, expert testimony and feasibility studies. Target population: injured workers – must be referred by Worker’s Compensation or private insurance company to receive services.

WV Benefits Planning, Assistance and Outreach Program
V/TDD (304) 293-4692

WVU Center for Excellence in Disabilities
955 Hartman Run Road, Morgantown, WV 26505

Providing information to people with disabilities who receive Social Security benefits and want to work, answering questions about work choices, your Medicaid card and benefits, and explaining other benefits that you may be able to use.

WV Department of Education
V/TDD (304) 558 2696

Parent Educator Resource Center 
V/TDD (800) 642-8541

Office of Special Education
Building 6, Room 304, 1900 Kanawha Blvd.
East Charleston, WV 25305

WV Department of Education/Hardy County Local Contact 
(304) 530-2348
510 Ashby Street, Moorefield, WV 26836

Building partnerships between parents and educators to ensure that children receive the highest educational opportunities and achievements possible.

WV Division of Rehabilitation 
(304) 822-4836
(Located in the WV School for the Deaf and Blind)
(304) 822-3957
301 East Main Street, PO Box 943, Romney, WV 26757
1929-1 State Route 55 (304) 538-27
Moorefield, WV 26836

The West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services is a program of the state government, helping West Virginian’s to achieve a lifestyle of independence and integration within the workplace, the family, and the local community. To be eligible a person must have a physical or mental disability that keeps him or her from achieving a lifestyle of independence and dignity. No age limit, however, services may be deferred until the person is of employable age.

WV Work Force 
(304) 538-7741
PO Box 350
Moorefield,WV26836
www.workforcewv.org

Provides free assistance to job seekers in finding suitable, productive, and meaningful employment.

WV Schools for the Deaf and Blind
(304) 822-4800
301 East Main Street 
Romney, WV 26757

To enroll in the school a child must be a resident of the state and meet eligibility criteria for deaf or hard of hearing and/or blind or low vision as outlined by the WV State Board of Education.

WV Unemployment Services 
(304) 538-3176
PO Box 350  State Road 55
HARCO Building (top floor of Eastern Community College)
Moorefield, WV 26836
www.workforcewv.org

WV University Extended Learning  
(800) 253-2762
West Everly Street
Morgantown, WV 26506
www.elearn.wvu.edu

WVU has offered off-campus education for more than 30 years. While some programs are still offered in communities, technology enable many place-bound adults to earn degrees by taking classes on the web, the interactive video network, or public television. The Regents of Bachelor of Arts degree is a flexible program that allows adult students to design their own undergraduate degree and gain credit for professional experiences. In addition, Extended Learning offers non-credit online classes such as genealogy.

EMERGENCY/CRISIS SERVICES

COMMUNITY

American Cancer Society
(301) 722-2145
111 South George Street, Cumberland, MD 21502
(888) 227-9979

24 hr. National Cancer Information
(800)ACS-2345
www.cancer.org

A volunteer health organization that provides services free of charge. Services provided: Patient services for people suffering from cancer, resources on all types of cancers, Community Health Programs, Wellness Programs, Generation fit for 11-18 year olds and fresh start.

American Red Cross Grant Memorial Hospital, Petersburg, WV 26847
*Main Office, (304) 263-205 East King Street, Martinsburg, WV 25402

Provides relief to victims of disaster and helps people prevent, prepare, and respond to emergencies. Services provided include Armed Forces Emergency Services, Disaster Services, Community Services, Biomedical Services, Health and Safety Services, and International Services.

Family Crisis Center (Petersburg, WV) 
(304) 257-4606

Family Help
(866) 723-3982

Family Matters 
(800) 558-2357

Provides free information and referral services that can help families find services, answer questions, or provide support. 

Family Nutrition Program for Hardy County
(WVU Ext Service)(304) 530-0273

Free 8-week (1 class a week, 2 hours each class) cooking/nutrition course providing infor- mation on nutrition, physical activity, food safety and balancing food budget. Various dishes are prepared during each class and participants are provided ingredients to take home and prepare for their families. Classes are held in the following locations: Moorefield, Peters-burg, Wardensville and Mathias.

Farm Service Agency
(304) 530-2825
223 N. Main St., Moorefield, WV 26836

FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)
(800) 621-FEMA
U.S. Fire Administration
(800) 561-3356
16825 S. Seton Ave, Emmitsburg, MD 21727 TTY (800) 462-7585|
www.fema.gov

Hardy County Ministerial Association
(304) 530-3299

For information on local churches and youth groups, contact the above number. 

Natural Resource Conservation Service Agency 
(304) 530-2825
223 Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836

Regalos Elizabeth Fund, Inc. 
(304) 293-7140
Box 84, Morgantown, WV 26507

Provides assistance to low income Hispanic workers and families in West Virginia with small, immediate and urgent financial needs.

Teen Education and Crisis
(800) 367-7287

West Virginia Conservation Agency
(304) 538-7581
60 Moorefield Industrial Road, Moorefield, WV 26836
www.wvca.us

West Virginia Division of Natural Resources
(304) 822-3551
1 Depot St., Romney, WV 26757
www.wvdnr.gov
Serves Grant, Hardy and Pendleton County

*As part of the DNR, this program includes things such as Adopt-A-Highway Program,      Make-It-Shine Program, Youth Conversation Program and Wildflower Program. As part of the law enforcement in the DNR Hunters Education Program and Boating Programs are offered. Wildlife and fishery are also part of the DNR.

*Five Divisions dealing with air, water, waste, underground storage tanks and open dumping. The DEP also responds spills of hazardous materials.

FOOD/SHELTER/CLOTHING RESOURCES

Catholic Community Services
(304) 822-5414
521 W. Main Street, Apt. 2, Romney, WV 26757                                   

Emergency assistance with utilities, housing, prescriptions, clothing, and disaster relief. SHIP program. Serves Grant, Hampshire and Hardy Counties

Eastern WV Community Action
(304) 538-7711
401 Maple Avenue, Moorefield, WV 26836

Provides programs in housing, food, utilities assistance & weatherization

Goodwill Industries
(304) 788-2068
Route 220 South, Keyser, WV 26726
www.goodwill.org

Non-profit provider of used quality clothing and household goods donated by communities.

Revenues fund job training and other services for people with disadvantages.

Habitat for Humanity 
(304) 530-3714
204 Washington Street, Moorefield,, WV 26836
www.habitat.org

Volunteers that help to develop the community by building and renovating houses.

H.U.D. Office for Mineral, Grant, Hardy and Hampshire Counties        
(304) 788-2225

Keyser Housing Authority
470 Virginia Street, Keyser, WV 26726

Oversees home ownership, low-income housing assistance, fair housing laws, homeless-ness, aid for distressed neighborhoods and housing development programs.

M.A.C. House (Moorefield Active Caring)
(304) 530-7342
223 Maple Avenue, Moorefield, WV 26836

Romney Public Housing Authority
(304) 822-5296
100 Valley View Drive, Romney, WV 26757

Salvation Army
(304) 267-4612
Administration and Social Services Office
505 Virginia Avenue, Martinsburg, WV 25401
Mailing Address: PO Box 1679, Martinsburg, WV 25401
Local Contact: Eastern WV Community Action 
(304) 538-7711
www.salvationarmy.org

A non-profit organization that meets human needs without discrimination.

Telemon Corporation
(304) 822-5414
60 West Sioux Lane, Romney, WV 26757
Hours: Monday –9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.&1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Emergency food pantry; clothes closet.

Faith In Action 
(304) 788-5331
112 Center Street, Keyser, WV 26726

Clothing only.

WV Department of Health & Human Resources (DHHR)
(304) 538-2391
112 Beans Lane, Moorefield, WV 26836 

Services include: Adult family Care Homes, Adult Emergency Shelter Care Homes, residential Board & Care Homes, Personal care Homes, Foster care, Homeless Services, Family Assistance, WIC Program, Food Stamps and more.

LEGAL SERVICES

Bureau for Child Support Services (304) 358-2305
Grant County Office
Pendleton Business Center
HC 61 Box 18 B Suite 200
Franklin, WV 26809

The mission of the Child Support Enforcement is to promote and enhance the social, emotional, and financial bonds between children and their parents. Services provided: Educating Parents and Prospective Parents, Case Management, Facilitating Parent Responsibility to minimize Taxpayer Burden, and Establishing and Enforcing Paternity, Child Support, and Medical Support Orders. Serves Grant County.

Bureau for Child Support Enforcement
(304) 538-7932
Hardy County Office
112 Beans Lane, Moorefield, WV 26836

Services provided: Education for parents and prospective parents, and establishing and enforcing paternity, child support, and medical support orders.

Family Court Judge
(304) 822-7012
50 S High Street
Romney, WV 26757

Presides over divorce, domestic violence, child support and related family issues.

J.M. “Chick” Buckbee Juvenile Detention Center
(304) 496-1369
1 Jerry Lane
Augusta, WV 26704 

Juvenile Probation Services 
(304) 822-4712
50 South Street, Romney, WV 26757

Provides supervision to juveniles’ adjudicated delinquent by the Circuit Court. Provides Informal adjustment for less serious offenders. Assists with community service projects.  

Legal Aid of West Virginia, Inc.
(304) 343-4481
922 Quarrier Street, 4th Floor  

Charleston, WV 25301
(800) 642-8279
Local Contact: PO Box 546, Keyser, WV 26726  
(304) 788-6770
www.lawv.net

Provides legal representation in civic cases to low income clients across WV. Family Law, Housing Law, Public Benefits Law and other cases accepted.

Legal Aid of WV
(304) 697-2070
Behavioral Health Advocacy Project
1005 Sixth Avenue, Huntington, WV 25701

Assists in providing support to West Virginians who face challenges brought about by behavioral and mental disorders through improving Behavioral Health delivery Systems, providing outreach, working with other professionals, and individual needs advocacy. (Making Referrals, Providing Training, Monitoring Needs & Support Services, Investigating Grievances & Complaints, Assessing Individual Needs, and Treatment Planning).

Mountain Heart VITA Tax Preparation 
(877) 211-5436
93 S. Grove Street, Suite 1, Petersburg, WV 26847
(304) 257-9375

Provides assistance completing IRS tax returns for income eligible families.

Community Resource Directory (Part 3)

Office of the Attorney General
(304) 558-8986

Consumer Protection Division 
(800) 368-8808
PO Box 1789
Charleston, WV 25326
www.wvago.gov

Provides enforcement of the Consumer Credit and Protection Act, education of consumer issues and mediation of consumer complaints

Potomac Highland Regional Jail
(304) 496-1275
13 Dolan Drive
Augusta, WV 26704

WV Legal Services Plan
(304) 263-8871
PO Box 6040 
Martinsburg, WV 25402
(800) 642-8279
www.lawv.net

Free legal and administrative help for low-income people

LIBRARIES

MATERNITY/CHILDCARE RESOURCES

Adults & Children Alliance Insurance Program
(651) 481- 9320
2885 Country Drive, Suite 165
St. Paul, MN 55117-2621
(800) 433- 8108
email: info@acainc.org 
www.acainc.org

Non-profit corporation offering a comprehensive package of resources and services de- signed to meet the changing needs of child care professionals, parents, and the community.

Services include: Group Accident & Liability Insurance, Personal Insurance, Child Care Report Newsletter, Business Information, and discounts on products & business resources.

Beginning Steps Child Care Center 
(304) 434 -7353
1989 State Road 55
Moorefield, WV 26836

Catamount Children’s Center 
(304) 788-1880
Grand Center Business Center
One Grand Central Park
Suite 2180, Keyser, WV 26726

Childcare for ages 3 months-12 years of age. Provides breakfast, lunch and snack following USDA Childcare Food Program

First Steps Day Care
(304) 693-7388
Mt. Storm, WV 26739

First Way Pregnancy Support Center
(301) 729-1970
1101 National Highway, Lavale, MD 21501 
(800) 848-5683

Gabriel Project c/o Catholic Charities of WV 
(304) 822-5414
521a Main Street, Romney, WV 26757

Help for those experiencing a crisis pregnancy. Financial aid, maternity and infant clothing, low-cost crib program, emotional support and pastoral care. Help with medical questions, housing and/or adoption resources.

Little Place Daycare
(304) 257-1915
5 Grant Street
Petersburg, WV 26847 

Mountain Heart Child Care Resource and Referral
(304) 257-9375
93 South Grove St. Suite 1 
(877) 211-5437
Petersburg, WV 26847

Mountain Heart Childcare Resource and Referral Program provide a variety of free services to parents, childcare providers, children, and the community. 

Mountaintop Crisis Pregnancy Center 
97 North Davis Street
(304)788-0707
Keyser, WV 26726

Provides the following services free of charge:

• Pregnancy Testing

• Individual & Family Counseling

• Maternity & Baby Clothes

• Baby Furniture

• Formula & Diapers

• Post-Abortion Counseling                                                            

• Adoption Counseling                                                              

• Parenting Classes Chastity Workshops

• Sexual Abuse Counseling

• Parenting Skills Classes

• 24 Hour Hotline

Mountaintop Crisis Pregnancy Center
(304) 257-2402
7B South Street, Petersburg, WV 26847    
www.wvforlife.org        

Both locations offer the following services free of charge: Pregnancy Testing, Individual & Family Counseling, Maternity & Baby Clothes, Baby Furniture, Formula & Diapers, Post-Abortion Counseling, Adoption Counseling, Parenting Classes, Chastity Workshops, Sexual Abuse Counseling, Parenting Skills Classes, Abortion Alternatives, 24 Hour Hotline

Teddy Bear Day Care 
(304) 257-5575
HC 30  Box 11
Keyser Avenue
Petersburg, WV 26847

RESA VIII Child Development Services “Birth to Three”  
(304) 538-2227
401 N. Main Street (Moorefield High School)
Moorefield, WV 26836

Provides the following services free of charge to babies and toddlers under age three years with developmental delays and/or disabilities: Physical therapy, Speech therapy, Occupational therapy, Hearing testing, special equipment, special instruction, Family support, training, home visits, Parent Education for child development, referrals and advocacy         

RESA VIII Child Development Services “Birth to Three” 
To refer a child: (866) 681-4957
109 South College Street
Martinsburg, WV 26847

Provides the following services free of charge to babies and toddlers under age three years with developmental delays and/or disabilities:

• Physical and Occupational therapy

• Speech therapy

• Parent Education for child development

• Hearing testing Special equipment

• Special instruction

• Family support, training, home visits

• Parent Education for child development

• Referrals and advocacy

   

Right From the Start
(304) 257-4211
Location: Grant County Health Department 
Hospital Drive, Petersburg, WV 26847

Provides the following services free of charge:

• Coordinate health, education, psychosocial, and nutritional care of Mom and baby

• Advocate for needs of family, including food, shelter, safety, crisis intervention, transportation, and child care

• Refer and follow-up to access necessary resources for client

Right from the Start
(304) 530-6355
Location: Hardy County Health Department 
411 Spring Avenue, Moorefield, WV 26836
www.hardycountyhealthdepartment.com

Provides the following services free of charge: Coordination of health, education, psychosocial, and nutritional care of Mom and baby; Advocate for needs of family, including food, shelter, safety, crisis intervention, transportation, and child care.

Teddy Bear Day Care
(304) 257-5575
HC 30 Box 11
Keyser Avenue
Petersburg, WV 26847

WIC Program of Grant County 
(304) 257-4936
PO Box 157
Hospital Lane
Petersburg, WV 26847

Serves Pregnant, Post Partum & Breastfeeding Women, Infants and Children up to age 5. Provides the following services free of charge to women, infants, and children who qualify:

• Medical Screening and Nutrition Counseling                                                          

• Healthy Food Package Breastfeeding Support-meets the 1st Wednesday of each month at 2PM in the WIC Office Referrals to Other Agencies available to clients.

WIC Program 
(304) 538-3382
Hardy County Public Library
Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836

When Hardy office is closed, contact Parent Office in Grant County (304) 257-4936, serves Pregnant, Post Partium & Breastfeeding Women, Infants and Children up to age 5. Provides the following services free of charge to women, infants, and children who qualify: medical screening, nutrition counseling, healthy food package, breastfeeding and support.

West Virginia CHIP
(877) WVA-CHIP
350 Capitol Street, Room B-36
Charleston, WV 25301
www.wvchip.org

Health insurance program for children of West Virginia families that are not eligible for medical cards and have no other insurance. Income guidelines are effective for this program. Covered benefits include Doctor’s Office Visit, Vision Services, Prescriptions, Checkups, Dental Services, Hospital visits, Immunizations, Case Management for special needs, and Mental Health Services. For an application please contact the number above or your local DHHR office.

MEDICAL/WELLNESS

American Cancer Society
(301) 722-2145
111 South George Street, Cumberland, MD 21502 
National Cancer Information
(800) 227-2345 
www.cancer.org

Free services provided for people suffering from cancer of all types.

Bosley Eye Care, Inc.
(304) 538-5930
Optometrist  
8 Lee Street, Suite 134, Moorefield WV 26836 

E.A. Hawse Health Care
(304) 897-5915
RT. 55/259 PO Box 97,
Baker, WV 26801

The Center is committed to providing quality and affordable health care to the community. A sliding fee program is based on family size and income and provides a discount on their normal fees for those who qualify. Services include: Medical, Dental, In- House Lab and Pharmacy, School Based Clinics, EPSDT, CHIPS, Breast/Cervical Cancer Screening, Pediatric Health Services, Well Child Care, Free Immunizations, Family Planning, Prenatal Case Management, Family Counseling, Child Safety Seat Rentals and Meeting Room.

Grant Memorial Hospice
(304) 257-1026
PO Box 1019
1 Hospital Drive
Petersburg, WV 26847

Specialized care for people living with an end-stage disease or terminal condition. On-going family support as well as an array of services designed at easing physical, psychological, social and spiritual stress. Payment for services available through Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurers. Palliative Care- assisting the client to receive optimal comfort and the best quality of life possible. Holistic- addressing the medical, emotional, social, spiritual, and practical needs of the patient and family. Home Care- enabling the patient to remain at home or in a home-like setting. Family Support- up to 13 months of bereavement care. Regular visits by a nurse, social worker, hospice aide, volunteers and chaplain. (Serves Grant, Hardy and Pendleton Counties).

Grant Memorial Hospital
(304) 257-1026
PO Box 1019
1 Hospital Drive, Petersburg, WV 26847
www.grantmemorial.com
TDD (304) 257-4009

Grant Memorial Pediatrics
(304) 257-2451
PO Box 1019, 1 Hospital Drive, Petersburg, WV 26847
(304) 257-1263

Greenbriar Audiology Services
(304) 822-4334
Rt. 50,   Romney, WV 26757

Offers hearing screenings, hearing aid evaluations, checks, and repairs. New fittings of hearing aids. Can service adults, children, and infants. Also consultations on school sound systems are available.

Hamilton Physical Therapy
(304) 538-7971
739 N. Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836

Hampshire Memorial Hospital
(304) 822-4561
549 Center Avenue, Romney, WV   26757
www.valleyhealthlink.com

Acute care. Med.-surgery unit; ICU long term care; MRI; physical therapy and home health care. Emergency services available 24 hours.

Hardy County Health Department
(304) 530-6355
411 Spring Avenue, Moorefield, WV 26836

Emphasis is on preventative health. Services offered are Breast and Cervical Cancer Detection, Cardiac, Community Education, Community Health Services, Diabetes, Epidemiology, EPSDT, Family Planning, Fluoride, General Health Screening, HIV/AIDS testing, Immunizations, Lab Screenings, Lead testing, Maternity, Provider Education, School Health, Sexually Transmitted Disease testing, and the Right from the Start program.

Hardy County Health and Wellness Center
(304) 538-7380
409 Spring Avenue, Moorefield, WV 26836

Operated by Grant Memorial Hospital, the center is a membership based facility open to the public, offering the latest in health & fitness. Services available: Massage Therapy, Reflexology, Fitness Assessments, Personal Training, Private Parties and Towel Service. Call for more information on programs, special features, equipment and membership and special service rates.

Hardy County Medical
304) 538-1331
422 South Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836 

Love Memorial Clinic
(304) 530-7755
112 Kukyendall Lane, Moorefield, WV 26836 
www.lovememorialclinic.com

Mangold, Terry S. Dr., Optometrist
(304) 538-7755
741 North Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836

Michael Medical Building
(304) 538-7707
8 Lee Street, Moorefield, WV 26836 

Greenbriar Audiology Services
(304) 822-4334
Rt. 50, Romney, WV 26757

Offers hearing screenings, hearing aid evaluations, checks, and repairs. New fittings of hearing aids. Can service adults, children, and infants. Also consultations on school sound systems are available. 

Love Memorial Clinic
(304) 530-7755
112 Kukyendall Lane, Moorefield, WV 26836 

Mangold Terry S Dr., Optometrist
(304) 538-6542
741 North Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836 

Mountain Health Trust
(800) 449-8466
www.mountainhealthtrust.com

Helps WV Medicaid consumers in selecting a primary caregiver (family doctor) who best meets their needs.

EZ Care
(304) 538-8000
747 North Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836

Immediate/Urgent Care, Occupational Health & Wellness and Primary Care.

Potomac Orthopedics Services
(304) 257-9785
10 Valley View Drive, Petersburg, WV 26847 

Potomac Valley Family Medicine 
(304) 538-7707
8 Lee Street, Moorefield, WV 26836 

WV CHIP Program 
(877) 982-2447
350 Capitol Street, Charleston, WV 25301
www.wvchip.org

Health insurance program for children of West Virginia families that are not eligible for medical cards and have no other insurance. Income guidelines areeffective for this program.

St. Vincent DePaul Nursing Center 
(301) 689-1391
48 Tarn Terrace
Frostburg, MD 21532

Valley Health Care Systems (Hampshire Memorial) 
(304) 822-4561
91 East Main Street
Romney, WV 26757
www.valleyhealthlink.com

Offers home health care services to ill individuals to enable them to remain to remain in their homes.

WMHS Adult Medical Day Care
(301) 722-0199
300 E. Oldtown Road
Cumberland, MD 21502

Western Maryland Health System 
(301)723- 4000
PO Box 539, Cumberland, Maryland 21501-0539
(877) 852-7400

Services include: Adult Health Day Care, Behavioral Health, Cardiology, Counseling, Neurology, Occupational Therapy, Pastoral Care, Physical Therapy, Radiology, Rehabilitation, Surgical and Wellness Programs.

Western Maryland Health System
(301) 723-4200
12500 Willowbrook Road
(240) 964-7000
Cumberland, MD 21502
www.wmhs.com 

Women’s Resource Center
(301) 723-4985
600 Memorial Avenue, Cumberland, MD 21502

Winchester Medical Center
(540) 536-8000
1840 Amherst Street, Winchester, VA 22601
www.valleyhealthlink.com

The hospital offers 24-hour emergency services. Neonatal Intensive Care, Heart Center, Rehabilitation Center, and Behavioral Health Services. 

WV Dept. of Health & Human Resources  (DHHR)
(304) 558-5388

Bureau for Public Health
(800) 642-9704
Office of Maternal, Child and Family Services 

Serves Barbour, Grant, Hardy, Pocahontas, Randolph, Tucker and Upshur Counties 

350 Capitol Street, Room 427, Charleston, WV 25301-3714

Services include: HealthCheck – Early & Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment Services; WV’s Medicaid Program for Individuals Under Age 21 Children With Special Health Care Needs Program –evaluation, diagnostic/assessment, treatment and habilitation of children with chronic handicapping or disabling conditions; Newborn Metabolic Screening – treatment of Phenylketonuria (PKU); Newborn hearing Screening; Children’s Dentistry Project - Oral Health Education, School Fluoride Rinse, School Brush-  Ins, Fluoride Supplements, and Service Resource Directory; Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening Program –screening services for never or rarely screened, low income, uninsured/under insured, minority, and older women (50-64), patient and provider information focusing on the importance and techniques of self-breast examinations, and diagnostic and treatment services on a limited basis; WV Family Planning Program – free contraceptives and free or low-cost examinations for individuals at or below 250% federal poverty level.

WV Diabetes Prevention & Control Program 
(304) 558-0644
350 Capitol Street, Room 206  
Charleston, WV 25301-3719
www.wvdiabetes.org
Local Contact: Grant Memorial Hospital 
(304) 257-1026
Rts. 25/55, Hospital Dr., Petersburg, WV 26847

MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION

Fraley Ambulance Services
(304) 530-0076
106 Washington Street
Moorefield, WV 26836

Community Resource Directory (Part 4)

Lambert Ambulance Services
(304) 822-3722
60 East Gravel Lane
Romney, WV 26757

Authorized to go into MD, but cannot pick up in MD.

Valley Medical Transport
(800) 776-4067
Winchester, Virginia 22601

NEWSPAPERS

Grant County Press/Weekender
P.O. Box 39
Petersburg, WV 26847
(304) 257-1844
www.grantcountypress.com

Pendleton News
Main Street
Franklin WV, 26809
(304) 358-2304

The Moorefield Examiner
132 S. Main St, Moorefield, WV 26836
PO Box 380, Moorefield, WV 26836

Cumberland Times-News
19 Baltimore Street
Cumberland MD 21502 
(304) 530-6397
(304) 772-4600

PREVENTION

Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Initiative
(304) 257-4922
Grant County Health Department, Petersburg, WV 26847

The Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Initiative (APPI) is to reduce the number of adolescent pregnancies in West Virginia and develop and conduct community education and outreach activities to promote public awareness of adolescent pregnancy prevention and related issues. Services Tucker, Pendleton, Grant, Hardy, Mineral, Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley, and Jefferson Counties. 

Alcoholics Anonymous
WV Meeting Information
(800) 333-5051
www.aawv.org

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.

Narcotics Anonymous 
(800) 777-1515
www.na.org

Anonymous, confidential support group open to anyone feeling they may have a problem with drugs, legal or illegal, including alcohol, who wants to stop using. Informal meetings provide suitable, reliable environment for recovery.

Olympic Center Preston 
(304) 329-2400
RR 1, Kingwood, WV 26537

Residential treatment services for adolescents 12-18 with substance abuse problems.                                                        

Potomac Highlands Guild
(304) 257-1155
6 Park Street, PO Box 1119, Petersburg, WV 26847
www.phg.org

Serves youth and adults with a diagnosis of substance abuse. Individual, family and group counseling, evaluations, DUI Safety and Treatment Program.

Region Tobacco Prevention
(304) 257-4922
PO Box 608
Petersburg, WV 26847
www.grantcountyhealthdepartment.com

Smoking cessation classes and support, prevention education and coalition building and maintenance. Disaster preparedness. Environmental health.

Region VIII Adolescent Health Task Force 
(304) 358-7230
PO Box 100
Franklin, WV 26807

Educates the community about the needs of adolescents. Specialization: Region VIII Adolescent Health Task Force meets bimonthly, “Living with 10-15 Year Olds” parent education program, SEARCH Institute Asset Development resource materials & presentations, annual conference on adolescent issues.

West Virginia Prevention Resource Center
(304) 257-7647
48 Meadow Ridge, Petersburg, WV 26847
www.prevnet.org

Provides support to individuals, agencies and organizations that provide prevention programming in West Virginia. Serves Hampshire, Grant, Hardy and Mineral Counties. 

West Virginia Prevention Resource Center
(304) 822-3308
Community Development Specialist
HC 63 Box 1720
Romney, WV 26757

Provides support to individuals, agencies and organizations that provide prevention programming in West Virginia. Serves Hampshire, Grant, Hardy and Mineral Counties.

RADIO STATIONS

RECREATION

SENIOR CITIZENS

Dawn View Center
(304) 298-3602
PO Box 686, Fort Ashby, WV 26719

A participating nursing home of Genesis Elder Care Network. Accredited by the Joint Commission for Health Care Organizations. They offer 24-hour nursing care and medical supervision, skilled and intermediate levels of care, Physical and Occupational therapy, Speech Therapy, Nutrition Management, Pharmacy Services, Alzheimer’s and Dementia care, and intergenerational programs.

E.A Hawse Nursing & Rehabilitation and
(304) 897-5903
E.A. Hawse Continuous Care
Rt. 259 & 55, Baker, WV 26801

Providing home & quality care to customers in an environment that enhances personal growth, individuality, dignity and respect. 24 hour nursing care and Medicaid certified. 

Egle Nursing & Rehab Center
(301) 463-5451
57 Jackson Street, Lonaconing,MD
www.eglenursing.com

All levels of care. Alzheimer’s care. Complete rehab. Unit. Medicaid/Medicare certified. 

Grant County Commission on Aging
(304) 257-1666
111 Virginia Avenue
Petersburg, WV 26847
www.grantcountycoa.com

Grant County Elderly Housing 
(304) 257-4233
27 Early Avenues, Petersburg, WV 26757

A living environment which allows an individual or couple (62 and older) in good physical/mental health to reside in a modern one floor home in a quiet residential setting.

Hardy County Committee on Aging
(304) 530-225
409 Spring Avenue, PO Box 632, Moorefield, WV 26836
www.hardycountycoa.org

Harris Community Care
(304) 822-8210
500 West Main Street, Romney, WV 26757

Heartland of Keyser 
(304) 788-3415
135 Southern Drive, Keyser, WV 26726

Joy Retreat Senior Apartments
105 Virginia Avenue
(304) 257-2494
Petersburg, WV 26847

Lee Street Apartments - Senior Apartments
(304) 538-6577
Lee and Spring Streets, Moorefield, WV 26836

Mountain View Manor Assisted Living 
(304) 856-2299
HC 61 Box 212, Capon Bridge, WV 26711 

Potomac Highlands Support Services
(304) 257-1221
PO Box 869, Airport Rd., Petersburg, WV 26847
(304) 257-2448 
Airport Road, Petersburg, WV 26847

SCSEP – Senior Community services Employment helps place income eligible seniors 55+ in jobs. FGP – Foster grandparent program provides opportunities for seniors age 60+ to serve as mentors, tutors and caregivers for children with special needs. RSVP – Retired

Senior Volunteer Program – no income restrictions.

Valley Health Care Center
(304) 822-7527
HC 63 Box 2580, Sunrise Blvd., Romney, WV 26757

The facility participates in the Medicaid and Medicare programs and accepts private pay. Services include Physical and Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Respiratory Therapy, and Recreational Activities. 

(VISIONS) Visually Impaired Seniors In-Home Outreach & Networking Services
Call Hotline Monday – Friday from 8:45 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (800) 642-3021
www.visionsvcb.org

A statewide program providing free in-home services to West Virginians 55 and

older with visual impairments. Services include: In-home independent living assessments and independent living plans, Low vision aids including: magnifiers, large print items, large button phones, adaptive equipment for the kitchen and other low vision aids, Skills training in: activities of daily living, home management, orientation and mobility, communications skills, and guidance and counseling

WV Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association
(304) 343-2717
Charleston Regional Office
1111 Lee Street East, Charleston, WV 25301
(800) 491-2717
www.alz.org 
TDD (866) 403-3073

Providing services to West Virginians and their families living with Alzheimer’s, to funding research into the causes, treatments, and eventual cure of Alzheimer’s disease, and to advocating for public policy measures that will enhance the lives of those living with and caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. Services include: Educational Materials, Chapter Newsletter, Lending Library, Support Groups, Caregiver Education, Professional Training, Community Presentations and Safe Return.

SPECIAL NEEDS

Children with Special Health Care Needs
(800) 642-9704
Grant County

Children with Special Health Care Needs
(800) 642-8522
350 Capital Street, Charleston, WV 26847 
www.wvdhhr.org/cshcn

Provides evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of children less than 21 years of age who have chronic handicapping or disabling conditions and whose families have incomes at or below 185% of the federal poverty guidelines. Services include diagnosis, treatment, care management and referral for other services. 

New Creek Station Medical Complex
(304) 788-9730
RR3   Box 3269
Keyser, WV 26726

Offers MR/DD Residential/Community Based Habilitation Training along with MR/DD Service Coordination/Case Management Services, Job Coaching, Pre-Vocational Training and Respite Care. Individuals must be WV Title XIX MR/DD Medicaid Waiver Approved or eligible for applying. Contact office for additional information or to apply. Must have diagnosis of Mental Retardation and/or Developmental Disability. To access services contact Program Director at above number. 

Potomac Center, Inc. 
(304) 822-3861
1 Blue Street, Romney, WV 26757
www.potomaccenter.com

Provides residential support and assistance to children and adults with developmental disabilities. Services include Intensive Training, Kids on the Block Program, Group Homes, Respite Program, Specialized Foster Care and Parent Agency Consultation 

Potomac Highlands Guild
(304) 257-1155
6 Park Street, PO Box 1119
Petersburg, WV 26847
www.phg.org

Comprehensive behavioral health care provider for Eastern Panhandle. Services offered are Psychiatric Services, Individual, Group, and Family Therapy, Substance Abuse Treatment, DUI Safety and Treatment Program, Psychological Evaluations, Behavior Management, Crisis Intervention, Social Work/Case Management, Residential Treatment, Day Treatment for Developmentally Disabled and Long-term Mentally Ill, and Employee Assistance Program. Private Insurance and Medicaid/Medicare billing options are available.

*To access crisis or intake services call the phg 24/7 help line toll free (800)545-HELP

Potomac Orthopedic Services
(304) 257-9785
Valley View Drive
Petersburg, WV 26847

R.E.M.-WestVirginia 
(304) 788-9730
New Creek Station Medical Complex
RR3 Box 3269   Keyser, WV 26726                                     

Offers MR/DD Residential/Community Based Habilitation Training plus MR/DD Service Coordination/Case Management Services, Job Coaching, Pre-Vocational Training and Respite Care. Individuals must be WV Title XIX MR/DD Medicaid Waiver Approved or eligible for applying. Contact office for additional information or to apply. 

Res-Care Health Services
(304) 257-4474 
Group Home, 26 Davis Street, Petersburg, WV 26847

Offer services and supports to people with disabilities and special need youth. Programs offered are Supported Living, Supported Employment and rehabilitation programs, Community Group Homes, Facility Based Operations, Job Corps Program for youth as well as educational and training services and services for at-risk or troubled youth and young adults.

Ski*Hi Program 
Outreach Office, Elementary School for the Deaf
(304) 822-4843
301 East Main Street, Romney, WV 26757

A home-based program designed for children 0-5 years with mild to profound hearing loss. Focuses on communication, language development and speech.

West Virginia Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing 
(877) 461-3578
475 Depot Street
Romney, WV 26757 
TTY: (304) 822-8565
www.wvdhhr.org/wvcdhh

Provides information and referrals/services to deaf and hard of hearing individuals. Serves West Virginia residents of all ages. Provides information and resources to service providers.

Worktech Occupational Consulting Services 
(304) 257-9515
7 B South Grove Street, Petersburg, WV 26847 
(866) 214-0958

Specializing in WV, Maryland, and Virginia Claims. Vocational/Rehabilitation & Medical Case Management. Massage Therapy Available. 

WV Coalition for People with HIV/AIDS
(304) 334-8053
600 Shrewsbury Street, Charleston, WV 25301
(877) 470-0752
www.wvaids.org

Low-income WV residents with HIV/AIDS, Community residences, rental assistance, utility assistance, supportive services, integral to housing long-term housing program.

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 

Fraley Ambulance Services
(304) 530-0076
106 Washington Street, Moorefield, WV 26836

H-Team Security
(304) 257-4599
HC 33 Box 218
Petersburg, WV 26847

Provides emergency transports for crisis situations. Will respond at any hour. Serves Hardy, Grant, Hampshire, and Pendleton Counties. Medicaid billing accepted as payment. Referring agency staff must accompany person referred for transport. Security also provided.

Lambert Ambulance Services
(304) 822-3722
60 East Gravel Lane
(800) 898-3722
Romney, WV 26757

Authorized to go into MD, but cannot pick up in MD.

KEYS Donated Vehicle Program
(888) 420-2460

PO Box 869, Petersburg, WV 26847
(304) 257-1221

KEYS is a donated vehicle program designed to provide reliable transportation to families receiving public assistance. 

Potomac Valley Transit Authority  (PVTA)
(800) 565-7240 PO Box 278,
Johnson Run Road, Petersburg, WV 26847
(304) 257-1414 
www.potomacvalleytransit.org

Bus transportation to and from various locations throughout Eastern Panhandle, including runs to various business locations and job sites. Scheduled bus run times vary and arrive and depart at different locations throughout Mineral and Hampshire counties. Work passes available. Not operational on major holidays, and/or holidays established by the various employers. Non-emergency medical transportation. For bus schedule and arrival/departure information, call the toll-free number or visit website.         

Community Resource Directory (Part 5)

YOUTH RESOURCES

Boy Scouts of America
(301) 729-1300

Potomac Council
(304) 257-1136
14416  McMullen Highway
Cumberland, MD 21502
www.scouting.org

A family and home-centered program for boys.

Call for enrollment information. The Cumberland site serves Mineral, Hampshire, Hardy and Grant Counties.

Burlington United Methodist Family Services
P.O. Box 69 
(Community Based Services) (304) 788-2342
Burlington, WV 26710 
(Children’s Home) (304) 289-6010
www.bumfs.org 
(800) 296-2342

Provides community services through a variety of programs                  

• Foster Care

• Transitional Living

• Adoption Services    

• Residential Treatment

Children’s Home Society of West Virginia
(304) 822-4652
550 Sioux Lane, Romney, WV 26704 
(866) 377-7449
www.childhswv.org

Romney Child Shelter provides emergency temporary shelter to children in the custody of West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources.

Family Preservation Services, Inc. of West Virginia
(304) 538-2259
140 N. Main Street, Moorefield, WV 26836-1129

The mission of the Family Preservation Service is to collaborate with and support community agencies in an effort to reduce out-of-home placement, strengthen families, and provide youth opportunities to develop skills. Services provided are in-home counseling, Therapeutic Mentoring, Day Treatment Programs, Substance Abuse Treatment, Community Safety Services, Independent Living Skills Programs, School Based Services, Virtual Residential Program, Adolescent Sex Offender Program, Specialized Group Services and Behavior Management.

Girl Scouts of America Office
(304) 345-7722
Charleston, WV 25301-2208
www.girlscouts.org

A leadership-building program for girls.

Call number above for troops in Hardy County, or for more information.

Grandparents for Children’s Rights
(866) 624-9900
www.grandparentsforchildren.org

Information and support for grandparents raising their grandchildren. 

Peterkin Conference Center/Camp
(304) 822-4519
River Road, Romney, WV 26757
www.peterkin.org

Offers summer camping programs for youth, adults, and families. The Center is available to religious and non-religious groups.

Call above number for information and available camping program and schedules.

WV Relatives as Parents Program
(304) 562-0723

Adoption Program Specialist
(866) CALLMWV

Children and Adult Services  
168 Midland Trail, Hurricane WV 25526
www.missionwv.org/frameworks/relativesasparents.html      

Provides support and education on available services and resources to grandparents and other relatives raising children of others.

WVU Extension Service 4-H
(304) 530-0273
204 Washington Street, Moorefield, WV 26836                                      
www.hardy.ext.wvu.edu

Leadership and life skill building program designed for young people and parent involvement.

NOTES

TOLL FREE HOTLINES

Adult Basic Education.........................................................................800-234-7372

Adult/Child Abuse...............................................................................800-352-6513

Aids & STD Information............................................800-642-8244 & 800-342-2437

Alcoholics Anonymous/Al-Anon......................................................... 800-333-5051

Alcohol Abuse Helpline & Treatment................................................. 800-234-0426

Alzheimer’s Information/Referrals...........................,,,,,,,,,,,,,.............. 800-272-3900

Assualt…………………………………………………...............………800-656-HOPE

American Cancer Information Service.............................................800-4-CANCER

American Diabetes Association..........................................................800-342-2383

American Heart Association................................................................800-242-8721

American Kidney Fund........................................................................800-638-8299

American Lung Association................................................................800-538-4872

American Parkinson’s Disease Association........................................800-400-2732

AmeriCorps......................................................................................800-WV HELPS

Asthma & Allergy Foundation.............................................................800-727-8462

Black Lung Programs..........................................................................877-422-7398

Blind/Visually Impaired........................................................................800-642-3021

Bureau of Alcohol, Firearms & Tobacco..............................................800-347-5249

Child Protection Services....................................................................800-352-6513

Child Support Enforcement.................................................................800-249-3778

Children’s Health Insurance WVCHIP.................................................877-982-2447

Children Services (DHHR)..................................................................800-642-9704

Client Services (DHHR)         .............................................................800-642-8589

Community Health Services................................................................800-422-7398

Consumer Protection Hotline..............................................................800-368-8808

Dental Health Services.......................................................................800-642-8522

Developmental Disability Information..................................................800-365-2447

Domestic Violence..............................................................................800-352-6513

Drug Treatment Referrals...................................................................866-845-8975

Early Childhood Intervention...............................................................800-642-8522

Education (U. Way Info & Referral).....................................................800-540-8659

Elder Abuse........................................................................................800-352-6513

Eldercare Locator................................................................................800-677-1116

Emergency Food Information & Referral............................................800-540-8659

Environmental Health Services...........................................................800-368-4358

Epilepsy Foundation of America.........................................................800-322-1001

Family Crisis Center............................................................................800-698-1240

Family Planning..................................................................................800-642-8522

Federal Information Center.................................................................800-333-4636

Governor’s Office................................................................................888-438-2731

Hate Crimes Hotline............................................................................888-676-5546

*Human Services................................................................................800-642-8589

Independent Living Council.................................................................800-340-8820

*Information & Referral.......................................................................800-734-2319

LaLeche Legue(Breastfeeding Help)..................................................800-242-1845

Legislative Information........................................................................800-642-8650

Medicaid..............................................................................................800-642-8589

Medicare.............................................................................................800-633-4227

Mental Health Crisis Line....................................................................800-642-3434

Multiple Sclerosis Society....................................................................800-344-4867

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children...............................800-843-5678

National Center for Nutrition & Dietetics.............................................800-366-1658

National Suicide Hotline......................................................................800-784-2433

Parent Anonymous.............................................................................800-442-4453

Parents without Partners.....................................................................800-638-8078

Pediatric Services.............................................................................. 800-642-9704

Planned Parenthood...........................................................................800-230-7526

Poison Control Center.........................................................................800-642-3625

Pollution, Toxic Chemical & Oil Spills..................................................800-642-3074

Public Service Commission.................................................................800-344-5113

Rape & Domestic Violence.................................................................800-656-4673

Right from the Start.............................................................................800-642-9704

Runaway Hotline.................................................................................800-231-6943

Sexually transmitted Diseases............................................................800-227-8922

Social Security Administration............................................................800-772-1213

Social Services............................................................................ 888-983-2645

Suicide Hotline........................................................................... 800-784-2433

Tax Information

*Federal.....................................................................................800-829-1040

*State.........................................................................................800-982-8297

Teen Help............................................................................................800-545-Help

Teen Suicide…………………………………………………...................800-367-7287

Tuberculosis Control Program............................................................800-330-8126

United Way..........................................................................................877-597-2700

Veteran’s Affairs..................................................................................800-827-1000

WIC.....................................................................................................888-983-2645

Worker’s Compensation Division........................................................800-628-4265

WV Alliance for the Mentally Ill...........................................................800-598-5653

WV Children & Families Juvenile Protection.......................................800-352-6573

WV Library Commission.....................................................................800-642-9021

WV Parks & Recreation................................................................800-Call-WVa WV

State Fire Marshall’s Office.................................................................800-233-3473
(Arson & Explosions Division)

WV State Police..............................................................................800-WVA-WVSP