The Fairfax County Health Department's Healthcare Suite offers a variety of healthcare services for all ages, particularly low income, underserved populations who have faced barriers to accessing health care. The Health Department is part of the Fairfax County Health and Human Services System, which works to protect, promote and improve health and quality of life for all who live, work and play in our community.

The following programs are available in the Healthcare Suite: 

HealthWorks for Northern Virginia
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
HealthWorks for Northern Virginia is a nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center that provides primary medical, dental and behavioral health services to individuals of all ages, regardless of income or insurance status. Services include:

• Comprehensive primary medical care for ages newborn and up, including laboratory
• Behavioral health

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
The Fairfax County Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program aims to improve the health of pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants, and children under five years of age. Participants must meet categorical income, residential and nutrition risk eligibility requirements. WIC program services offered in the Healthcare Suite include:

• Supplemental nutritious food
• Nutrition counseling and education
• Breastfeeding promotion and support is provided by the WIC Program through assistance and education, peer counselors, classes and supplies and equipment (such as pumps)
• Information and referrals to health care and social services

Western Fairfax Christian Ministries
Western Fairfax Christian Ministries’ (WFCM) vision is a community where everyone is housed and fed and experiences God’s love. WFCM is addressing food insecurity by providing a Free Food Fridge in the Healthcare Suite that they will stock regularly with fresh food. WIC will provide the food to patients assessed as food insecure or in need of such food/nutrients. For questions or to request assistance call 703-988-9656, TTY 711.

Sully Community Center offers classes, activities, and opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to engage with their community, including:

• Afterschool programs
• Facility rentals
• Fitness classes
• Gym sports such as basketball, volleyball, pickleball and badminton
• Meeting spaces for groups and organizations
• Park Authority specialty camps
• Spring, summer and winter camps
• STEAM, technology and computer instruction
• Teen Programming
• Sensory Room

Explore NCS Programs (Requires NCS Account) 

Explore Park Authority Programs (Requires Park Authority/Parktakes Account)

Sully Community Center has a large double, side-by-side gymnasium that is divided by a temporary wall. FCPA in partnership with Fairfax County NCS offers programs and rentals in the gym.

• More information on open gym opportunities can be found on the NCS gym webpage.
• More information on rentals can be found on the FCPA gym webpage.

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The mission of the Sully Senior Center is to engage with older adults in our community and provide a supportive environment that encourages them to be active physically and mentally. The center provides physical, educational and social activities for active adults age 50 and older. A noon meal is provided weekdays to members who register. Transportation may be available. Activities include:

• Daily age-appropriate fitness classes such as line dancing, yoga, strength training and aerobics
• Art classes: acrylic painting, watercolor painting and craft classes
• Billiards, table tennis and pickleball
• Computer/smart device classes, knitting & crochet group, cards, board games, bingo and gardening
• Referral services

Hours: Monday - Friday, 2 - 6 p.m. 

Participating at one of Fairfax County’s teen centers allows youth to grow in a supervised, structured, and enjoyable environment. The Sully Teen Center features use of a gymnasium, computer lab, craft rooms and a kitchen. Teen center participants are mentored by positive role models and may participate in a variety of activities and projects designed to keep them engaged and support their physical, mental, academic, financial and social development. Center staff provide programming and opportunities for youth to develop skills, explore creative thinking and emphasize community building. Activities include a variety of recreational classes, educational workshops and field trips, as well as many other special events. Opportunities are also available for job coaching and training to advance future economic independence.

Explore our sports camps throughout the seasons. For this summer's camp, transportation will be provided.

Attend one of the information sessions to learn more!

Hours: Monday-Friday, 7 a.m. - 6:15 p.m.

Fairfax County School Age Child Care (SACC) is offered at Sully Community Center. SACC promotes the wellbeing of individuals, families, and communities by providing affordable, safe and educational care for children before and after school and full day care during FCPS breaks. SACC provides a sliding fee scale to support families’ access to affordable child care services. SACC staff work in partnership with families and collaborate with early childhood professionals, schools and community partners to support children in reaching their fullest potential. SACC staff create a welcoming environment; provide unique, creative and engaging curriculum experiences for children; and provide a supportive environment that promotes children’s learning and social, emotional and physical development.

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Therapeutic Recreation Services (TR) provides opportunities for children and adults with disabilities to develop the skills that enable them to participate in the recreation and leisure programs of their choice.

TR works in conjunction/tandem with regional services to ensure that we are creating a culture of inclusion within our centers. We work alongside of NCS Culture, Recreation, and Community Connections staff and the inclusion specialist to provide services and programs for individuals of all abilities, allowing and promoting access to the sensory space at Sully to all participants.

We provide a person-centered, safe, and nurturing environment designed to enhance the quality of life for individuals of all ages – and particularly those with physical, intellectual and developmental disabilities – through structured interaction and engagement with the room’s unique features. Sensory rooms, by nature, are relaxing and calming environments that offer a variety of sights, sounds and interactive elements that promote stress-free engagement and physical and intellectual development – especially for young children and individuals with disabilities.

All programs are led and/or supervised by full-time Inclusion Coordinators, who is a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, as well as part-time staff trained in how to utilize the room. All programs and sessions are scheduled through the Inclusion Coordinator. To make an appointment and to inquire more about this space, please contact the Sully Scott Community Center at 703-322-4475, TTY 711.

Hours: Monday-Friday, 3-4 hours (variable) daily

The Shepherd’s Center of Western Fairfax County is an all-volunteer organization serving our elderly friends and neighbors living in the communities of Clifton, Centreville, and Chantilly and surrounding western Fairfax County. SCWFC offers free transportation for necessary medical and Western Fairfax Christian Ministry Food Pantry appointments for those unable to drive themselves. 

On occasion, inclement weather may affect the operation of Fairfax County Community, Teen and Senior Centers. Decisions regarding the delayed opening or closure of county facilities are made with the utmost regard for the safety of our participants and staff.

In the event of inclement weather, NCS posts all facility closures and delays online. You may also learn of status updates by contacting your selected Community Center, Teen Center or Senior Center directly or by calling the Neighborhood and Community Services Main Office at 703-324-4600, TTY 711.

NCS Community Centers serve as warming and cooling centers during extreme weather. Staff are prepared to accommodate any community walk-in needs during operating hours. Visitors using the center for warming/cooling services will not have access to community center programming/classes unless they are a current registered member.

• For more information on Fairfax County’s Hypothermia Prevention Program, visit the Office to Prevent and End Homelessness webpage.
• For more information on Fairfax County cooling centers, visit Extreme Heat Resources.