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FEDERAL RESOURCES

The federal government's chaotic and damaging actions are doing immense damage to our community, our Commonwealth, and our country. For those directly impacted, I have compiled resources that may be helpful to you in these tough times. If you cannot find a resource below that addresses your needs, please email my office at DelALopez@House.Virginia.gov.​

RESOURCES FOR WORKERS 

Local Resources Hubs for Federal Employees and Contractors

 

Arlington County Federal Employee and Contractor Assistance Hub

City of Alexandria Federal Employee and Contractor Assistance Hub 

 

Applying for Unemployment

 

Virginia Employment Commission Site for Federal Employees

 

Finding a New Job

 

Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Reemployment and Transition Programs

“Virginia Has Jobs” Program

Virginia Career Works Centers

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Federal Employee Resources

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Civil Service Strong has in-depth information on understanding your rights as a federal employee, how to navigate changing policies, and how to safeguard your career.​​

IMMIGRATION RESOURCES

The Immigration Advocates Network is a useful resource for both those seeking help or insights, as well as people looking to help others via volunteering opportunities. This is a powerful tool in uncertain times such as these. Click here to visit their website.

 

The "Know Your Rights" resource is available in 7 languages and has instructions on what to do if ICE approaches you. The information pertains to all people in the United States, regardless of immigration status, and can be found here

 

 Deportation Defense Manual by Make the Road NY is a wonderful mega-resource, and can be found here.

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If you or a loved one are in need of legal services, the Virginia Poverty Law Center maintains VALegalAid.org. In addition to general legal resources on many topics, including immigration, it has a directory of legal aid organizations and attorneys.

GENERAL RESOURCES

Health Care Resources

 

Virginia Health Benefit Exchange

Virginia Medicaid Program: Apply through your local Department of Social Services agency, you can find that here

Neighborhood Health (Federally Qualified Health Center that takes patients on a sliding fee scale)

Arlington Free Clinic (Provides Free/Low Cost Health Care Options)

VHC Outpatient Clinic (Arlington Residents can be seen for just $37 a visit, plus the cost of any additional tests)

Arlington County Public Health Clinics

City of Alexandria Clinical Health Services

 

Family Services Assistance

 

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program

Arlington County Child Care Resources

City of Alexandria Child Care Assistance Resources

 

Housing and Rental Assistance Agencies

 

Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development

Arlington County Housing Assistance Resources

City of Alexandria Office of Housing - For information on options such as home loan forbearance, payment deferral, and preventing an eviction or a foreclosure, call the City’s Office of Housing at 703.746.4990. 

 

Other Resources

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Virginia Department of Social Services

Arlington County Department of Human Services

City of Alexandria Department of Community & Human Services

Arlington County Child and Family Services

 

Local Community Organizations

 

Capital Area Food Bank (partners with local food banks)

United Community

Northern Virginia Family Service

ALIVE! (Food Bank in Alexandria)

CONTACTING OUR FEDERAL DELEGATION

Click the links below for information on how to contact each member of the 3rd District's Federal Delegation about federal programs or to make your voice heard on a pressing policy topic.

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Congressman Don Beyer

Senator Mark Warner

Senator Tim Kaine

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Additional Federal Delegation Resources

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Submit your story about how the federal government's actions have affected you and your family to Congressman Beyer

Congressman Beyer's whistleblower tip line can be found here​

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