Peninsula Agency on Aging, Inc.

A robust network of diverse community partners working together to keep our neighbors housed, healthy, and thriving. CAN consists of frontline direct-service organizations, providing the critical programs and services our at-risk neighbors need to overcome the cycle of poverty.

Use this guide to find resources within the Virginia Peninsula Community College service area (Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson, York County, Williamsburg, and James City County).

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A free, confidential service connecting people with information on available housing, food, healthcare, and other community resources throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Search AARP Foundation’s Local Assistance Directory to find food, housing, health and employment programs in your area.

Resources across Hampton Roads on many critical needs, including housing, food, health and more.

We help local veterans get to their VA medical appointments and supports them in arranging their own in-home care.

The Department acts as informed advocates in the preparation, presentations, and prosecution of all claims, and serves as a clearinghouse providing information and assistance that will enhance the veterans quality of life.

The Military and Veteran Caregiver Network is your gateway to connect with caregivers united in caring for someone who serves or served in the military.

Training to improve financial, social, wellness, and employment outcomes for military, Veterans, their families, and caregivers.

Individualized mental health programs aimed at closing access and delivery gaps to mental health care.

Day health/respite option available through the VA for eligible Veterans.

We have strong partnerships with community service providers, enabling us to connect you with services customized to your specific needs.

Adult Protective Services (APS) receives and investigates reports of abuse, neglect, and exploitation of adults 60 years of age or older and incapacitated adults age 18 or older.

The Elder & Disability Law Clinic provides free legal services when application windows open to individuals with disabilities and their families in the Williamsburg and surrounding areas who cannot afford an attorney.

All individuals seeking help from the Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia must first be screened to see if they financially qualify for our help.

Get help with issues, such as long-term care issues, public benefits (Medicaid and SSI), guardianship, age discrimination, financial exploitation, abuse and neglect, and some limited consumer issues.

Assistance for qualifying low-income or previously incarcerated persons to restore driving privileges so they can drive to work and hold a job.

A nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring access to legal services for Virginia’s low-income taxpayers embroiled in federal or state disputes.

Works with people living with HIV and members of the LGBTQI community. They can help with a wide range of legal services.

We have strong partnerships with community service providers, enabling us to connect you with services customized to your specific needs.

Referring agencies linking individuals and/or organizations to housing-related Federal, State, Regional and Local resources.

Catholic Charities of Eastern Virginia (CCEVA) offers financial assistance for rent, mortgage and utilities for families facing unforeseen difficulties.

Provides private-pay guidance to evaluate in-home care and senior living options and supports through assessment, tours, placement and follow-up.

LGBT Life Center offers frozen, ready-made meals, pantry assistance (like proteins, canned goods, and dry goods), and quality produce to help end hunger in our community.

Helps equip people with new perspectives and practical tools as they transition through their crises toward financial peace and accountability.

The Community Pantry provides nutritious food options that support individuals and families in managing health conditions and improving overall well-being.

We have strong partnerships with community service providers, enabling us to connect you with services customized to your specific needs.

Get practical, no-cost assistive technologies that make everyday tasks easier and increase independence.

An extensive library of resources with action-focused pieces, videos, community, and more.

Whether you provide daily care, participate in decision-making or simply care about someone with the disease, help and support are available.

We have strong partnerships with community service providers, enabling us to connect you with services customized to your specific needs.

Companionship, medication reminders, transportation, care management, guardianship, and financial assistance programs.

Adult day center serving adults 18+ who need daytime support.

All‑inclusive Care for eligible adults 55+ so older adults can age in place.

All‑inclusive Care for eligible adults 55+ so older adults can age in place.

Adult day health offering daytime care and respite for families

Day health/respite option available through the VA for eligible Veterans.

Adult day services in Williamsburg.

Respite activity program for older adults