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As part of a major consolidation initiative to maximize operational efficiencies, redesign access and delivery of services, and strengthen neighborhood and community capacity, the FY 2011 Advertised Budget Plan includes a proposal to merge the Fairfax County Department of Community and Recreation Services, and the Fairfax County Department of Systems Management for Human Services into a new department, the Fairfax County Department of Neighborhood and Community Services (DNCS). This presentation contains details on the organizational structure of the proposed new department. This presentation has been provided to the Fairfax County Human Services Council as well as to several other community partners. Additional budget information regarding the proposed new department can be accessed here.
News and Information
Photos from Recent Events
Athletic Services
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Local Youth
Advances to North American Finals of Hershey’s Track and Field
Games
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2010 Hershey Track
Meet RESULTS
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Champions of Character
Awards Nominations - (June 25)
Registration Form (pdf)
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Culmore Summer Soccer Camp(June 28 - Aug. 20)
English Flyer (pdf) Registration (pdf)
Spanish Flyer (pdf) Registration (pdf)
Community Centers
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Summer
RECQuest 2010 (pdf) - Registration
(pdf)
- Free Summer Meals for Kids Program (June 28 - September 3)
Seniors
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Veterans Needed to Mentor
Injured Service Members
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Wellness Program for
Service Members
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Center Without Walls
Summer 2010 Events
Virginia Cooperative Extension of Fairfax
- 4-H Summer Camp (July 4 - 8)
Areas of Information
- Advisory Councils
- After-School Program
- Athletic Services
- Community Centers
- Computer Clubhouses
- Computer Learning Centers Partnership
- Fastran
- Kids Serve Too Recreational Vouchers for Kids Whose Parent Are Deployed (Application) (PDF)
- Mentoring
- Project SUCCESS
- Center Without Walls (Programs for Senior Adults)
- Senior Services
- Senior+
- Tobacco Free/Take Charge
- Teen Services
- Therapeutic Recreation (Programs for People with Disabilities)
- 4-H Youth Development
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Virginia Cooperative Extension of
Fairfax
- Volunteering
50th anniversary (video)
Proudly Serving the Community
Since 1959
Our Vision:
To be an innovative leader in the provision of community services, activities and events where residents and staff feel a sense of belonging, ownership and common purpose to improve lives and strengthen communities.
Our Mission:
To enhance the quality of life for Fairfax County citizens by developing lifelong recreation interests, providing opportunities to assist in sustaining a healthy and positive life-style, and responding to community challenges.
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703-324-5592
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