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About CCSA
What is the Center for Community Service Agencies (CCSA)
?
There are 9 independent agencies which
sub-lease from the Volunteer Action Center in an arrangement called the Center
for Community Service Agencies (CCSA). Agencies share the cost of personnel
(janitorial and reception), equipment, and services.
December 2009
Office Space Available at the VAC
– Rent for non-profit agencies includes
$2.50/sq ft for utilities, trash, and maintenance. (Businesses add 10%.)
- Rent includes janitor and receptionist services, phone system with off-site
retrieval and 24 hour voice mail, 2 conference rooms, kitchen, office and AV
equipment, and some donated furniture.
174 square feet ($150/mo)
234 square feet ($200)
378 square feet (2 office suite: combined rent $322)
390 square feet ($333)
598 square feet ($498 – has windows)
630 square feet ($538 – has windows)
1857 square feet ($1400) – Suite of 5 offices and conference area –
available after Dec 30, 2009 - one office with windows.
Central WV Aging Services
is a nonprofit, social services agency that serves the elderly and disabled in
46 out of 55 WV counties. CWVAS opened the Parkersburg branch in May 2006.
The executive director is Evelyn Post.
Contact Sonya Adams, 304
865-5420. Black Diamond Girl Scout Council: Girl scouting helps girls to grow
strong in a supportive, fun atmosphere.
Contact Denise Davis, 304 424 -
3457, ext. 114 Wood County Society provides
services for children and adults with disabilities, helping them to maximize
their abilities and live purposeful lives. The executive director is Jane
Stephens.
Contact Jane Stephens, 304 424 - 3457, ext. 109
The Arc of the Mid-Ohio Valley
has been the premier
advocacy organization devoted to promoting the well-being of and ensuring a
satisfying and productive life for our citizens with mental retardation and
related developmental disabilities. The executive director is Christina
Smith.
WV Birth to Three (an Arc of the
Mid-Ohio Valley program) works with parents of children at risk of
developmental delays from birth to age 3.
website:
www.arcwd.org
Contact Christina Smith, 304 424 - 3457, ext. 106The Gabriel Project of WV is an
ecumenical network of 10 active churches working together to provide support for
pregnant women, children, and young families. The executive director is
Rachel Brezler.
Contact Rachel Brezler, 304 424 - 3457, ext. 105C. E. Strock Consulting is a
start-up, sole proprietorship providing a wide range of consulting services with
a strong emphasis on airport planning. It specializes in transportation
consulting, regulatory compliance, training and public awareness campaigns.
Contact Carolyn Strock, 304 424 - 3457, ext. 138
Catholic Charities WV provides emergency funding for utilities,
prescriptions, transportation, and other services on an as-needed basis.
They also provide the MedsAccess Program which is long term medication for
people who are not eligible for Medicare Part D. The director is Val Kula.
website:
www.catholiccharitieswv.org
Contact Val Kula, 304 424 - 3457, ext. 130Kanawha Valley Center Behavioral Healthcare provides services to children,
adolescents, and families. Their staff provides in-home and on-site
services which include parenting, supervised visits, therapy, psychiatric
services, family counseling, and more.
Contact Candy Burdette, Administrative Assistant, 304 424 - 3457, ext. 152
Senior Stitchers is a group of senior women who make lap quilts, foster care
backpacks, cancer caps, Alzheimer's aprons, walker bags, and much more. They
send care packages once per month to military service personnel.
Contact June Roberts, 304 424 -3457
Department for Health and Human Resources
administers programs that benefit the citizens of West Virginia
and offers
confidential HIV/AIDS Counseling
website: www.wvdhhr.org
Contact 304-420-2560
Center for Aging and Health Care is involved in planning, research, and
development of programs which promote health and wellness in the area. The
executive director is Brenda Wamsley.
Contact Brenda Walmsley, 304 422 - 2853 |
