1. Specialized Training of Military Parents (STOMP)

    Contact: Heather Hebdon Email: stomp@washingtonpave.com Website: www.stompproject.org Area Worldwide Fees Not specified Services Provides support to military families, individuals with disabilities and service providers worldwide. This includes retired military, active duty and reserve. Provides tailored workshops on a variety of subjects to meet the unique needs of the community/installation, which can include home file and records, accessing resources, making informed decisions about overseas assignments, laws regarding special education and more.
  2. Virginia Association for Parents of Children with Visual Impairments (VAAPVI)

    (Previously known as Child's Hope for Sight) Contact: Dawn Peifer804.938.1624 Email: dpeifer@vaapvi.org Website: www.vaapvi.org Area Virginia Fees Not specified Services Provides support to families, caregivers and professionals caring for or working with children, birth through age 21, that are blind or visually impaired or suspected of having a visual impairment.  We are the Virginia affiliate of NAPVI (www.napvi.org).
  3. Virginia Smiles

    Contact: Paula Miller703.426.9815 Email: pnmiller@cox.net OR Contact: Karen Adelstein703.243.3363 Email: jadelstein1@yahoo.com OR Contact: Paula Crosby Email: paulac1212@gmail.com Web site:  www.virginia-smiles.org Area Virginia and Northern Virginia Fees There are no fees for services, but the child must be a resident of Virginia Services Provides support to families of children born with a cleft in Virginia, with a large concentration of families in Northern Virginia.
  4. Childhood Obesity Prevention

    “EWWW! I do NOT like cauliflower,” a fifth grade boy said recently. He had arrived at the Inova Healthy Plate Club – a weekly class that teaches kids about healthy eating and cooking – to find he’d be making cauliflower nuggets. But, as this student and his classmates beat the eggs, measured ingredients, and lightly breaded the cauliflower, his attitude started to change. By the end of the hour, he was happily eating a plate of cauliflower nuggets. “I guess I DO like cauliflower!” This scenario is not uncommon to the Inova Healthy Plate Club.
  5. Partnership for Healthier Communities

    Update Medicaid Information - COVID-19: Return to Normal Enrollment Virginia Medicaid will soon return to their normal enrollment processes. We want to help ensure you keep your Medicaid healthcare coverage, if eligible. In order to receive important paperwork to continue coverage please make sure Medicaid/FAMIS has the following current information: Mailing address Mobile phone number Email It's important to make sure we can reach you with information about changes to your health insurance. There may be steps you need to take to keep your coverage.
  6. Access To Care Program

    The goal of the Partnership for Healthier Communities (PHC) Access to Care program is to identify uninsured children and adults and connect them to an appropriate and affordable source of quality healthcare services through programs like Medicaid, CHIP and free or low-cost medical care coverage programs for children and adults. How PHC Works OUTREACH: PHC is stationed in the schools and community to identify uninsured children and adults.
  7. Community Collaboration

    Partnership for Healthier Communities greatly appreciates the generous support from individuals, organizations and foundations such as those listed below. Inova Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services Virginia Health Care Foundation For more information about how you can contribute, contact the Inova Health Foundation at 703-289-2072.