Senior benefits in Manassas City, Virginia

Prince William Area Agency on Aging is the Area Agency on Aging for the City of Manassas. It is the local starting point that connects older adults and caregivers to The Prince William AAA explicitly serves City of Manassas residents (DARS PSA 08E lists 'Manassas (City)'); meals, transportation, in-home assistance, adult day healthcare, caregiver support. Most services are for adults 55 and older; adults with disabilities may also qualify for some services. Call 1-703-792-6374 to get started.

Estimated service value: $500–$6,000 a year

The Virginia Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps income-eligible households in the City of Manassas pay heating and cooling bills, with crisis help for shut-offs and broken equipment. Apply during the program windows through the Manassas City Department of Family Services, online at CommonHelp, or by phone at 1-855-635-4370. Cooling Assistance requires a household member who is 60 or older, has a disability, or is a child under 6. Fuel Assistance applications are taken each fall and Cooling Assistance each summer, while funds last.

Estimated bill savings: $300–$1,000 a year

Uninsured and underinsured residents of the City of Manassas can apply for financial assistance (charity care) at UVA Health Prince William Medical Center for emergency and medically necessary care. Discounts are based on household size and income compared with the Federal Poverty Level. In-city hospital (8700 Sudley Rd, Manassas). UVA Health system financial assistance page lists Prince William Medical Center as an in-person application location.

Estimated bill savings: about $0 a year

City of Manassas offers real estate tax relief (exemption) for homeowners who are 65 or older or permanently disabled. Total household income must be $60,000 or less, and net worth (not counting the home) must be $340,000 or less. 100% exemption at income $0-$39,350; up to $3,400 relief at $39,351-$60,000; no relief at $60,001+. Net assets capped at $340,000 excluding the dwelling and up to one acre. Age 65+ or permanently and totally disabled as of Dec 31 of the previous year. Applications due on or before July 1 (FY27 RE/2026 PP cycle). Apply through the local commissioner of the revenue or assessment office.

Estimated bill savings: $200–$3,000 a year

In this county: Limits shown are City of Manassas's current published figures; relief brackets, filing windows, and exclusions are set by local ordinance and the locality makes the final determination, so this shows as a may-qualify result.

OmniRide (Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission) serves the City of Manassas with OmniRide Local routes serve Manassas fare-free for all riders; OmniRide Express commuter service is $11.00 / $5.50 reduced off-peak with a WMATA Senior (65+) SmarTrip card. Virginia Railway Express (Manassas Line) also stops in the city. Older adults and people with disabilities can use reduced fares or demand-response rides for medical appointments, shopping, and other essential trips. Rides are free or low-cost depending on the service. Call 1-703-730-6664 for schedules, eligibility, or to book a ride.

Estimated service value: $150–$1,500 a year