Resources

Multiple energy assistance programs, flexible billing programs and payment plans are available to help customers who may be struggling financially. The goal is to find the best way for customers to manage their energy bills now and in the future.

Providing uninsured children and adults a link to appropriate and affordable healthcare services.

Virginia Department of Social Services has set up a COVID-19 response page making it easy to find benefits for which you may be eligible: Have you lost your job or had wages reduced? Do you need help applying for cash, food and/or medical assistance? Need help finding meal sites for children?

Enables SNAP recipients to use their benefits at area farmers markets and get additional healthy, locally-grown free fruits and vegetables. Sign up on their website to receive emails about where and when VFM benefits are available.

Programs in Prince William, Fairfax and Fauquier counties rescuing food before it is wasted and serving it to communities in need.

8170 Flannery Court in Manassas (Mon-Fri 10 am – 4 pm)

For those who live in counties south of us (Stafford, Orange, Spotsylvania, and Caroline counties) visit their website to find food pantries and resources near you.

For those who live in counties west and north of us (Fauquier, Culpeper, Loudoun, and Orange counties) visit their website to find food pantries and resources near you.

For those who live in Northern VA (Prince William, Fairfax and Arlington counties) visit their website, click Get Help, then scroll down to use the Zip Code finder to locate food pantries and resources near you.

When school is closed, Prince William County Schools offers packaged breakfasts and lunches to school age children. For more information, visit the PWCS Nutrition website.