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:
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 Beans 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:
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, WV 26847
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, WV 26847
Petersburg High School (304) 257-1444
207 Jefferson Street
Petersburg, WV 26847
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
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
Mt Storm, WV 26739
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) 538-2701
Moorefield, WV 26836
The West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services is a program of the state government, helping West Virginian’s to achieve a life style 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 life style 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, WV 26836
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.