Basic Need Resources for those Impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic
The City and its partners are working together to provide information and resources that may offer some level of support for families in need due to the impacts of COVID-19 including help with food, rent, health care, employment and child care.
Page updated on February 18, 2022 at 8:11 PM
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Eviction prevention resources are available through the Department of Community and Human Services, the Office of Housing, and local and regional partners.
The Department of Community and Human Services is offering “Assistance from a Distance” as a way for Alexandrians to access DCHS services by phone, online, video and urgent appointments, as indicated.
The Department of Community and Human Services provides Emergency Safety Net Services to residents who face an immediate crisis and need help to resolve the situation. Safety Net Services include, but are not limited to emergency shelter, eviction assistance, prescription assistance, burial assistance and utility turn-off notices.
The City of Alexandria's Workforce Development Center (WDC), offers staffing solutions that provide businesses with employees who are skilled and ready to work. As a certified One Stop Center, WDC serves a variety of skill levels from those with advanced degrees and many years of experience to those with limited education and work experience.
