Legal representation Family law services Holistic case management Immigration legal assistance for victims of crime, domestic violence, forced marriage, and trafficking. Public education programs Population Served: Women Children Limited English Proficiency Immigrant LGBTQ People with disabilities Other marginalized populations Languages Available: English Spanish French Hindi Farsi Arabic Somali Phone interpretation services Eligibility Requirements: Clients must be immigrants In cases of forced marriage, U.S. citizens are eligible for services Charge for Services Free The Khalil Law Firm, PLLC 3923 Old Lee Highway, Suite 62D Fairfax, VA 22030 571-222-6530 www.khalilfirm.com Description The Khalil Law Firm concentrates in providing victims of domestic violence legal representation in a variety of family law matters. The Firm also offers representation for a variety of gender-based employment and immigration law matters. Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Evening and weekend appointments available Best Way to Contact Call: 571-222-6530 Email: admin@khalilfirm.com Website: www.khalilfirm.com Services Provided: Legal representation (sliding scale) Spousal support modifications Property settlement
Legal representation (standard fees) Immigration legal assistance for victims of crime, domestic violence, forced marriage, and trafficking. Protective Order matters Custody Child support agreements Divorce Public education programs Gender and religious based asylum Employment discrimination matters Population Served: Adults Youth Children Limited English Proficiency Immigrant LGBTQ Military People with disabilities Other marginalized populations Languages Available: English Spanish Arabic Eligibility Requirements: Representation in domestic violence cases is only for the primary victim of abuse Victims who were falsely accused and do not have adequate resources to defend themselves in court are also eligible for services Charge for Services Standard fees Flat fees and payment plans available for low income clients Virginia Lawyer Referral Service (Non-Profit) 707 East Main Street, Suite 1500 Richmond, Virginia 23219 1-800-552-7977 www.vsb.org Description VLRS, the Virginia Lawyer Referral Service, quickly and efficiently supports procurement of legal services, encourages preventive law, and furthers the education of the public to the legal profession by connecting qualified, competent, fully licensed practitioners in specific areas of need with: members of the public with legal challenges, business, and other licensed practitioners. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:15am - 4:45pm Best Way to Contact Call: 1-800-552-7977 Services Provided: Referrals for legal representation
Adults Limited English Proficiency Immigrant Other marginalized populations Languages Available: English Spanish Phone interpretation services for other languages Eligibility Requirements: Clients residing within Fairfax County Charge for Services Service of Family Abuse Protective Orders is free. Other Sheriff fees are $12.00 and $75.00 depending on type of document Court Victim Services Chain Bridge Road Suite 201 VA 22030 primary objective of the office is to assess the needs of victims of juvenile defendants to determine the types of that are essential to them. Victim Services ensures that victims receive notification of pending hearings, assistance, post-crisis support, and education regarding the judicial system and what they may expect from the aid in filing Victim Impact Statements and Statements of Financial Loss, and referrals to services such as medical, counseling, shelter and financial support. - Friday 8:00am – 4:30pm Best Way to Contact Call: 703-246-3343 Email: maurine.houser@fairfaxcounty.gov Provided: Victim advocacy (civil cases) Victim advocacy (criminal cases)
Fairfax County-Safe Havens Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Program (Government) 4000 Chain Bridge Road Fairfax, VA 22030 703-246-3040 Description Safe Havens is a federally funded program that provides supervised child visitation and supervised exchange for families experiencing intimate partner violence. Services can only be provided to the child and his or her parents. Due to funding, the program is not able to provide services to clients where the visiting party or residential caregiver is an extended family member or foster parent. Clients may be self-referred or referred through a third party agency, including court-ordered referrals. Safe Havens collaborates with non-profit agencies in the community to provide domestic violence system advocacy for clients and children who are victims of domestic violence. Advocates can help arrange other services as necessary. Save Havens is a branch of the Court Services Unit of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court (JDRDC). Hours: Monday and Thursday 12:00pm - 8:00pm Tuesday and Wednesday 9:00am - 5:00pm Visitation hours: Monday and Thursday: 4:00pm - 8:00pm Saturday: 10:00am - 4:00pm Best Way to Contact Call: 703-246-3040 Email: Referrals Services Provided: Supervised child(ren) visitation Supervised child(ren) exchange Victim advocacy through partner organizations Population Served: Children Youth Adults Limited English Proficiency Immigrant LGBTQ Military Clients with disabilities Other populations Languages Available: English Spanish Phone and volunteer interpretation services for other languages Eligibility Requirements: Clients must be currently experiencing intimate partner violence, sexual assault or stalking. The program is only able to provide services to the parents of the child At least one parent must be Fairfax County Resident Charge for Services Free
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am – 4:30pm After hours: 703-691-2131 (police non-emergency number) Best Way to Contact Call: 703-246-2141 Referrals Services Provided: 24-hour on-call crisis intervention Victim advocacy (civil and/or criminal cases) Court accompaniment (civil protective order) Court Accompaniment (criminal proceedings) Information and community referrals Information about victims’ rights and responsibilities Inmate Notification & VINE assistance Assistance with filing Criminal Injures Compensation claims Community Trainings Population Served: Children Youth Adults Limited English Proficiency Immigrant LGBTQ Military Clients with disabilities Other marginalized populations Languages Available: English Spanish Farsi Charge for Services Free Arabic Chinese Phone interpretation services for other languages Eligibility Requirements: Residents of Fairfax County, Fairfax City, Herndon and Vienna Family and friends of homicide and vehicular manslaughter victims Victims of the following crimes: Adult Sexual Assault, Child Sexual and Physical abuse, Elder abuse, Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence, Stalking, Assaults, Malicious wounding, Felony Hit and Run w/injury, Hate and Bias Crimes, Burglary and Home Invasion, Robbery, Human Trafficking, Carjacking Women's Center Park St NE VA 22180 mission of The Women's Center is to improve significantly the psychological, career, financial and legal well-being of men, couples and families, regardless of their ability to pay. Its clinical staff includes over 65 therapists and career who provide more than 37,000 hours of counseling each year. Initially, the Center's services focused mainly on counseling and seminars and now The Center has developed into a counseling & resource center for financial, career, and psychological needs of women, men and families. Today, under the leadership of Shirley Clark, CEO and Executive the Center continues to deliver quality mental health counseling, career services and educational programs. The Center provides easy access to highly trained professionals and therapists, and ensures a high level of counseling
Referrals Provided: Support Groups Training Victim advocacy (civil cases) Court accompaniment (civil or criminal) Population Served: Children Youth Adults Limited English Proficiency Immigrant Other marginalized populations Available: English Spanish Eligibility Requirements: None for Services Offender Services Fairfax County Office for Women & Domestic and Sexual Violence Services (OFWDSVS)- Batterer Intervention Programs NVFS- Batterer Intervention Program OAR of Fairfax County Inc.
Brain Injury Services (Non-Profit) 8136 Old Keene Mill Road Suite B102 Springfield, VA 22152 703-451-8881 www.braininjurysvcs.org Description A private non-profit organization providing case management services to survivors of brain injuries, empowering these individuals to maximize their potential for leading a productive and fulfilling life. Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Best Way to Contact Call: 703-451-8881 Services Provided: Case management Community support services Cognitive rehabilitation Therapeutic groups Client volunteer placement program Supported living Population Served: Children Youth Adults Military Clients with disabilities Languages Available: English French Portuguese Phone interpretation services for other languages Eligibility Requirements: Services provided to survivors of acquired brain injuries Must have medical documentation of acquired brain injury Must be legal residents Must demonstrate a need for services Charge for Services Free
Cornerstones (Non-Profit) 11150 Sunset Hills Road Suite 210 Reston, VA 20190 571-323-9555 www.cornerstones.org Description Through advocacy and support services, we connect our clients to the vital resources they need to help build more stable families and self-sufficient lives and provide a comprehensive array of programs that solve urgent or on-going requirements for housing, childcare, food or financial assistance. Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Best Way to Contact Call: 571-323-9555 Services Provided: Crisis Shelter Transitional housing Long term/supportive housing Support groups Training Counseling services for children/adults Legal representation (pro-bono clinics) Court accompaniment (civil) Population Served: Children Youth Adults Limited English Proficiency Immigrant LGBTQ Military People with disabilities Other marginalized populations Languages Available: English Spanish French Portuguese Korean Urdu Farsi Arabic Chinese Vietnamese Somali Tigrinya/Amharic ASL (American Sign Language) Eligibility Requirements: Must be within 200% of the Federal poverty guidelines Charge for Services Free
Fairfax County Child Protective Services (CPS) (Government) 12011 Government Center Parkway Fairfax, VA 22035 703-324-7400 (CPS Hotline) 703-324-7500 (Public Assistance Customer Care) Description CPS investigates and assesses reports of child abuse and provides services and support to ensure the safety of child. We do joint investigations and assessments on child abuse. We file child abuse and neglect court orders. Hours: 24/7 Best Way to Contact Call: 703-324-7400 Clients should call the hotline to make referrals concerning child abuse or neglect or to obtain information about services and support. Services Provided: Investigation and assessment on child abuse Foster care placement Adoption services Hotline Protection and prevention services Family preservation Population Served: Children Youth Adults Limited English Proficiency Immigrant LGBTQ Military Clients with disabilities Languages Available: English Spanish Phone interpretation services Eligibility Requirements: None Charge for Services Free