
Town Talk: Legal Aid Works/Housing
Ann Kloeckner with Legal Aid Works talks about housing during the coronavirus: renters and homeowners. She also talks about the importance of Giving Day for area nonprofits. legalaidworks.org
Ann Kloeckner with Legal Aid Works talks about housing during the coronavirus: renters and homeowners. She also talks about the importance of Giving Day for area nonprofits. legalaidworks.org
Kathy Anderson and La’Tanja Moragne talk about using creative methods to get the word out to survivors of domestic violence. Also info on how you can help Empowerhouse on Giving Tuesday.
Rappahannock Area Health District Acting Director Dr. Donald Stern says as the region starts to slowly open up the question is, “Where Are You?” Are you still social distancing. Dr. Stern also talks about the important numbers
Alexis Innis with the American Red Cross Blood Services talks about the need for blood during the pandemic, the Convalescent Plasma Program and Sleeves Up. redcrossblood.org
Ann Kloeckner talks about the courts closing until May 17th, stimulus payments, and consumer debt. www.legalaidworks.org
Medical Director Dr. Joshua Attridge and Nurse Manager Nancy Young talk about Mary Washington Hospital’s Level III NICU. Services available, the neonatal transport team and involving parents in the plan of care.
Rappahannock Area Health District Acting Director Dr. Donald Stern talks about what trends he’s seeing and how the Health Department is working to keep COVID-19 away from nursing homes, jails and the homeless.
Kathy Anderson and Mendy Pierce with Empowerhouse talk about helping kids in a pandemic. Update on supporting women and children in housing and how the community can get involved. empowerhouseva.org
Legal Aid Works Executive Director Ann Kloeckner talks about family law issues with the courts closed. Issues included domestic violence, custody, visitation, child support and divorce. legalaidworks.org
Empowerhouse Executive Director Kathy Anderson talks about the pressures felt during a pandemic. Services to domestic violence victims remains the same, but now different. Empowerhouse is helping 30 households and 56 children. You can help by helping