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Lesley Abashian

Fairfax Village in the City is a volunteer-driven community program in the City of Fairfax that supports older adults and adults with disabilities who wish to remain living independently at home. Its services include transportation assistance, light household help, volunteer matching, social programming (such as a bi-monthly newsletter, a Friday Morning Speaker Series, and an annual Home for Life Expo), and efforts to combat social isolation.

  • Discussion and update on city services and support for older adults

    Human Services Director Lesley Abashian gave the staff report on city services for older adults, covering Fairfax Village in the City, Community Response Team outreach, the General Services Agreement with Fairfax County, and the Green Acres Senior Center.

  • Discussion and update on city services and support for older adults

    Human Services Director Lesley Abashian gave the staff report on city services for older adults, covering Fairfax Village in the City, Community Response Team outreach, the General Services Agreement with Fairfax County, and the Green Acres Senior Center.

The Affordable Housing and Homelessness Strategic Plan is a City of Fairfax initiative developed in partnership with consultant firm Thomas P. Miller and Associates (TPMA) to address affordable housing needs and homelessness, building on a prior Homelessness Task Force report that produced 38 recommendations (10 prioritized).

Other mentions
  • Presentation of a proclamation acknowledging October 10, 2024 as World Mental Health Day in the City of Fairfax

    Human Services Director Lesley Abashian received the World Mental Health Day proclamation on behalf of the Community Response Team.

  • Work Session: Presentation by Police and Human Services – A Coordinated Community Response

    Human Services Director Lesley Abashian presented as part of the coordinated community response briefing.

  • Proclamation acknowledging May as Mental Health Awareness Month in the City of Fairfax

    Lesley Abashian, Human Services Director, received the Mental Health Awareness Month proclamation.