| Alzheimers Family Day Care |
Sheila Baker, Development Director
2812 Old Lee Highway
Fairfax, VA 22031
703-204-4664 | Provides adult day care for persons with Alzheimer's type illnesses and respite for families members. The program offers activities, meals, snacks, and assistance with personal care, as well as a variety of activities specifically designed for people with Alzheimer's-type illnesses. |
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| Arlington Free Clinic |
Nancy Pallesen, Executive Director
Ballston Medical Center
3833 North Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22203
703-979-1400 | The Arlington Free Clinic is a nonprofit, community based, volunteer driven organization committed to providing access to quality health care services to low-income, uninsured county residents. |
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Karen Brown, Executive Director
8136 Old Keene Mill Road
Springfield, VA 22152
703-451-8881 | BIS helps people in Northern Virginia manage the challenges of living with a brain injury. They provide case management services at no cost and offer additional services either at no cost or on a sliding scale, including cognitive rehabilitation, independent living skills training, respite care, specialized clubhouse programs and social skills training. At any given time, they are helping approximately 500 individuals in the region manage the challenges of living with a brain injury |
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| Center for Multicultural Human Services |
Dennis J. Hunt, Executive Director
701 W. Broad Street
Falls Church, VA 22046
703-533-3302 | The Center for Multicultural Human Services is a non-profit organization staffed by multi-ethnic, multilingual social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, counselors, education specialists, art therapists and graduate interns from local universities. CMHS offers a broad range of mental health, social, educational, health and language services geared to the unique values and characteristics of individuals and families from diverse cultures. |
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| CRISISLINK |
Carol Loftur-Thun
5275 Lee Highway
Arlington, VA 22207
703-527-4077 | CrisisLink has a mission of preventing tragedies and provides immediate support and resources for those facing challenges for which they are unable to find help elsewhere. Their services include: 24 hour suicide and crisis hotline, community training programs, a crisis response team, teen outreach program and a depression screening program. CrisisLink has answered more than 530,000 crisis calls, responded to over 16,000 potential suicides and provided 200,000 referals. General support helps CrisisLink sustain these vital programs and services in Northern Virginia. |
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| INOVA Kellar Center |
Richard N. Leichtweis, PhD, Director
11204 Waples Mill Road
Fairfax, VA 22030
703-218-8500 | Inova Kellar Center is the only not-for-profit comprehensive mental health center in Northern Virginia. As a member of the Community Health Division of Inova Health System, Inova Kellar Center shares a strong commitment to service excellence and care to the community, providing structured and individualized mental health, substance abuse, and special education programs and services to children, adolescents and families. |
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| Jeane Schmidt Free Clinic |
Meagan Ulrich, Executive Director
PO Box 5143
Herndon, VA 22172 | Provides health care to the uninsured in Herndon, Reston, Centreville and Chantilly through a network of dedicated medical and non-medical volunteer. The Herndon Free Clinic opened to provide health care services to uninsured and low-income members of Fairfax County. They have a network of dedicated medical and non-medical volunteers, the Herndon Free Clinic has administered over 1,300 physicals to children through bi-monthly clinics. In March 2005, they expanded their services to meet the needs of entire families in the community, including hypertension screening and follow-up clinics for adults. Through bi-monthly adult clinics, volunteers administer medication, provide preventative education and make referrals to other community resources. |
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| Kidney Kids |
Keith Turner
10855 Weisiger Lane
Oakton, VA 22124
571-620-0939 | Devoted to supporting children with kidney diseases and illnesses as well as their families. They strive to lessen the physical, emotional and financial impacts of living with a kidney disease or illness. There are no cures for many kidney diseases. While no baby, child or family should ever have to endure this, many do. At a time when many medical researchers seek cures for these children’s conditions, Kidney Kids has a somewhat different mission – to provide help and hope to these children and their families until the search for a cure becomes a reality. |
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| Northern Virginia AIDS Ministry (NOVAM) |
Nathan Monell, Executive Director
803 West Broad Street
Falls Church, VA 22046
703-533-5505 | The mission of Northern Virginia AIDS Ministry (NOVAM) is to educate the community about HIV/AIDS, to combat the fear, prejudice, and complacency that surround the disease, and to provide direct services to meet the needs of those who are living with HIV/AIDS. |
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| SIDS Mid-Atlantic |
Betty Connal, Executive Director
2700 S. Quincy Street
Arlington, VA 22206
703-933-9100 | The mission of Sudden Infant Death Services Mid-Atlantic is to support family members and others who have been affected by the sudden death of an infant and to provide outreach and education to help prevent infant deaths. |
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| Starlight Starbright Children's Foundation | |
Cara Martin, Executive Director
2020 K Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006
202-293-7827 | Started in 1983, Starlight Children’s Foundation began by granting one wish to a child with cancer. Today, Starlight Starbright is a leader in providing distractive entertainment to over 100,000 seriously ill children and their families each month – over one million deserving kids a year. In the Mid-Atlantic region, Starlight Starbright reaches over 130,000 seriously ill children a year. |
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| Stroke Comeback Center |
Janice Rodriguez, Administrator
2944 Hunter Mill Road
Oakton, VA 22124
703-255-5221 | Helps stroke survivors with aphasia, apraxia and other language problems. Runs small group programs, individual services and computer assisted training. Services are affordable and offered on a sliding scale. Supplements health care insurance gaps. |
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| Vanguard Services Unlimited |
Kevin Doyle
521 N. Quincy Street
Arlington, VA 22203
703-841-0703 | Vanguard Services Unlimited is a non-profit headquartered in Arlington, VA, whose purpose is to provide quality substance abuse treatment programs to adults, adolescents and mothers of their children, regardless of their economic status, who are suffering from the effects of substance abuse. They currently offer 11 programs accredited by CARF, the national commission for the accreditation of residential facilities. They offer a variety of substance abuse programs including residential, outpatient, transitional housing and prevention services throughout Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia. |
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| The Women's Center |
Vicki Kirkbride, Executive Director
133 Park Street
Vienna, VA 22180
703-281-2657 | The Women’s Center was founded in 1974. Their mission is to improve significantly the psychological, career, financial and legal well being of women and families regardless of their ability to pay. The mission is based on the premise that individuals often face more than one challenge at a time and need one place to turn for help. For 32 years the Center has been that resource, providing professional mental health and career counseling services and a comprehensive array of educational programs and workshops. |
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| Y-ME Mid-Atlantic |
Traci Richards, Executive Director
441 Carlisle Drive
Herndon, VA 20170
703-437-9595 | Their mission is to ensure through information, empowerment and peer support, that no one faces breast cancer alone. |
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