For individuals between the ages of 17-24 looking for support with school, career, or job training, the WIOA Youth Program through Virginia Career Works offers free resources to help:
Our Small Business Series, presented with the Enterprise Development Group (EDG), is here to help those looking to start or grow their business. All workshops are free and online, designed to teach practical skills attendees can use right away.
For those looking for ways to stretch their food budget or find extra support, here are some helpful resources:
Emergency Food Distribution Map: Fairfax County's new interactive map makes it easy to locate nearby emergency food distribution sites. Check current availability and plan a visit, remember to call ahead to confirm each location is open.
Summer and School Meal Programs: There are programs offering meals during the summer and school breaks. Even when school's out, kids and teens can still access nutritious meals through resources like Camp Fairfax and Teens in Action.
Join us for a fun and practical workshop to help children learn money management early! At the Lorton Community Action Center, participants will explore important financial skills like setting savings goals, understanding spending choices, and using money wisely. This free workshop is designed especially for families, so bring your kids and give them a head start toward making smart financial decisions.
Fairfax County Health Department now offers limited walk-in hours at several clinic locations for quick same-day healthcare services like immunizations, pregnancy testing, HIV testing, or STI testing. These and other services are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and fees may vary based on income.
Think of a will as part of your financial plan; it's not just about assets, it's about making life smoother for the people you love.
You stay in control of your things. Whether it's a car, grandma's necklace,
or the couch everyone fights over, you get to decide who receives it.
Protecting your kids. If you have children, a will lets you name a guardian,
so you choose who cares for them (instead of leaving it up to the courts).
Save your family time and money. Without a will, the state decides what happens, which can create stress, delays, and even extra costs for your
loved ones.
At the end of the day, a will is less about dollars and cents and
more about peace of mind.
This financial tip was provided by ReFrame Wealth. ReFrame Wealth, an SEC-registered investment adviser, does not provide legal services. For estate planning or any other legal matters, please consult with your attorney.
