Community & Partner Resources

Other Community Resources:
Loudoun County Information & Referral (Connects individuals to health and human services information and resources in Loudoun County, including critical services):
703-777-0420
Loudoun Homeless Services Center (Drop-in day services, emergency shelter, hypothermia shelter):
571-258-3033
Loudoun County Local Bus Services (Fixed route bus service within Loudoun County and to the Metrorail station):
703-771-5665
Loudoun Literacy Council (Adult, Family & Health literacy, GED, ESL & Citizenship classes):
703-777-2205
Loudoun Workforce Resource Center (Services and resources for job searches, skill building, and resumes):
703-777-0150
Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers (Support services for older adults & persons with disabilities):
703-779-8617
703-777-6552
Women Giving Back (Support women and children in crisis by providing quality clothing and diapers at no cost):
703-554-9386
BRAWS (Providing menstrual supplies and new undergarments to women and children in crisis who do not have access to them): info@braws.org
HealthWorks for Northern Virginia (Primary care, behavioral and dental services for children & adults):
703-443-2000
Loudoun Free Clinic (Free medical care to low-income and uninsured persons):
703-779-5416
703-771-5155
Virginia 2-1-1 (A free statewide service to find local resources):
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**This is not a full list of all the community resources in Loudoun County. Please visit the Loudoun.gov website for an expanded list.**

Otros Recursos de la Comunidad:

Información y referencia del condado de Loudoun (conecta a las personas con información y recursos de salud y servicios humanos en el condado de Loudoun, incluidos los servicios críticos):

703-777-0420

Centro de servicios para personas sin hogar de Loudoun (servicios diurnos, refugio de emergencia, refugio de hipotermia):

571-258-3033

Servicios de autobús local del condado de Loudoun (servicio de autobús de ruta fija dentro del condado de Loudoun y hasta la estación de Metrorail):

703-771-5665

Loudoun Literacy Council (Clases de alfabetización para adultos, familias y salud, GED, ESL y ciudadanía):

703-777-2205

Loudoun Workforce Resource Center (Servicios y recursos para búsqueda de empleo, desarrollo de habilidades y currículos):

703-777-0150

Cuidadores voluntarios de Loudoun (Servicios de apoyo para adultos mayores y personas con discapacidades):

703-779-8617

LAWS Línea Directa de Violencia Doméstica:

703-777-6552

 

Women Giving Back (Apoye a mujeres y niños en crisis proporcionando ropa y pañales de calidad sin costo alguno):
703-554-9386
BRAWS (Proporcionar suministros menstruales y ropa interior nueva a mujeres y niños en crisis que no tienen acceso a ellos): info@braws.org

 

HealthWorks para el Norte de Virginia (servicios dentales, conductuales y de atención primaria para niños y adultos):

703-443-2000

Clinica Gratuita de Loudoun (atención médica gratuita para personas de bajos ingresos y sin seguro):

703-779-5416

Departamento de Salud Mental, Abuso de Sustancias y Servicios de Desarrollo:

703-771-5155

Virginia 2-1-1 (un servicio estatal gratuito para encontrar recursos locales):

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**Esta no es una lista completa de todos los recursos comunitarios en el condado de Loudoun. Visite el sitio web Loudoun.gov para obtener una lista ampliada.**

SWAP is Coming to LHR!

Loudoun Hunger Relief will soon be introducing SWAP – Supporting Wellness at Pantries is a way to help maximize the nutrition of the food we provide to the families we serve.  It uses a GREEN-YELLOW-RED system to rank foods that are either lower or higher in fat, sodium, and added sugar. The goal of this new system is to enable individuals to make choices that are best fit for them and their families. Stay tuned for more details in the coming months for how SWAP will impact LHR’s services and how this will look within our organization.

CLICK HERE for some quick facts on SWAP.

CLICK HERE for more research behind SWAP.

Loudoun Hunger Relief Has New Board Chair at the Helm

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Loudoun Hunger Relief (LHR) is pleased to announce the election of Board Chair Charlie McQuillan. Mr. McQuillan has served on the board of LHR since 2014 including on the Executive Committee as Secretary and has been among the directors seeing the organization through a time of unprecedented growth. His steady guidance of the organization will see LHR through the next year of change and challenge.

Mr. McQuillan is General Manager, Federal Health Markets, for Octo Consulting. He has more than 20 years of executive experience in human capital management, health, and media services. Mr. McQuillan is a resident of Ashburn.

Mr. McQuillan will be joined on the LHR leadership team by Vice Chair David McOmber, Executive Vice President Public Sector & Federal Sales at QTS Data Centers, Secretary Lorna Campbell Clarke, Director of Communications for the Reston Community Center, and Treasurer Roman Blazauskas, Principal at SpeedPro Northern Virginia. Carol Barbe, President of Backflow Technology, LLC and LHR’s longtime board Chair, will continue board service in the role of Immediate Past Chair.

Ms. Barbe served as Chair of LHR for an unprecedented eight years, during a major leadership transition and through periods of high demand for LHR’s services. Her attention, expertise and leadership have been crucial as LHR has continued to evolve to meet the shifting needs of our community. During Ms. Barbe’s tenure she has overseen a radical shift toward healthy and whole food choices, significant organizational growth, and unprecedented demand for LHR’s services, particularly during the height of the pandemic. Her leadership has been invaluable, and Loudoun Hunger Relief is incredibly grateful for her many years of dedicated service.

We thank outgoing directors, Maristeve Bradley, Tom Ciolkosz, and Rose Ann Hamberger for their contributions and board service. All three directors served the organization for ten years and provided key leadership throughout their time.

Chair McQuillan said “I want to personally thank each member of Loudoun Hunger Relief’s Board of Directors. Every person makes a unique and valuable contribution to the organization’s direction and governance through their volunteer service. Thanks go to the directors who have completed their terms and are now LHR board alumni. I am grateful that Carol Barbe is remaining to lend her guidance as Immediate Past Chair. LHR will continue our work to provide high quality food assistance; and to be crisis responders with regard to hunger and food security.”

Hunger Action Month is Underway – Here’s How You Can Learn About the Effects of Hunger!

38 million people face hunger in the U.S. — including more than 12 million children. Did you know that there are around 16,000 people in Loudoun County who struggle with food insecurity, with 49% of these residents ineligible for federal nutrition programs such as SNAP? We want to make sure that everyone has the opportunity to learn and understand how hunger affects our community.

 

Take a look at a few links from Feeding America to learn more about food insecurity across the US and in Loudoun County:

https://www.feedingamerica.org/hunger-in-america

https://www.feedingamerica.org/research/hunger-and-health-research

https://map.feedingamerica.org/county/2020/overall/virginia/county/loudoun

 

September is Hunger Action Month! – Here is LHR’s Activity Calendar

September is Hunger Action Month! There are many ways to support those in need of food in our community all year long, but in September, we ask your help in special ways. Check out our calendar for a weekly list of activities you can complete to take ACTION. From reading blog posts and following us on social media to starting a food drive with your family, there’s a way to get involved for everyone of every age.

 

Download the calendar PDF here