Mission:

Over the last four years, we have seen CJ’s Thumbs Up Foundation grow in amazing ways.  When we set out to start this organization, our mission was clear.  We wanted to honor Charlotte Jennie’s memory by serving families in their time of need.

Who They Help: 

Beginning in 2014, CJSTUF will expand its efforts to serve the needs of families at UVA Health Systems in Charlottesville, VA.  This will start with financial assistance grants but we hope to expand the program with meals and other opportunities as the needs present. They wanted to honor Charlotte Jennie’s memory by serving families in their time of need.  They do this through meals (almost 3000 served this year alone) and financial assistance (about $50K given to over 100 families since 2010).  They are serving many needs of the Richmond, VA community and have exceeded our goals every year of our existence.

Where:

If you need to contact them there is a submission box on their website to contact them. This foundation doesn’t have an exact location but they are available for contact on their website http://www.cjstuf.org/ .

What:

CJ’s Thumbs Up Foundation has distributed over 120 $500 gifts ($60,000 total) to families in need since 2010. These financial assistance grants can be used for any necessary expenses on the part of the family. Also the goal of CJ’s Meal Fairies is to provide healthy meals to family members while their child is hospitalized.

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Mission: To expand opportunities for attractive, safe and affordable housing by constructing new homes, and rehabilitating older homes.

Whom They Help: Southside Community Development and Housing Corporation assists first time home buyers in finding a home.

Where:

The Greater Richmond chapter is located at:

1624 Hull Street
Richmond, VA 23224

Phone: 804-231-4449

What: Helps prepare houses for first time home buyers.

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Mission:

The Jack & Abby Neonatal Foundation was organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes. It is a dedicated organization of volunteers formed in 2009 to provide support for families with a baby(ies) in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) or for those at risk for preterm labor. We do this by:

• Increasing awareness and educating about the symptoms and risks of preterm labor; and
• Providing financial assistance to families in need with babies in the NICU

Who They Help: It is a dedicated organization of volunteers formed in 2009 to provide support for families with a baby(ies) in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) or for those at risk for preterm labor.

Where:

Co-Founders
Stefanie and Karl Smith
Parents to Jack Andrew and Abigail Renee Smith

Address: 
Jack & Abby Neonatal Foundation
P.O. Box 2628
Glen Allen, VA 23058

Phone: 
804-784-5455

Email: 
info@jackandabby.org

What:

They get purchase these things to help families. Below are some items that the Foundation will use donated funds toward:

• Preemie car seats
• Diapers
• Preemie clothes
• Formula
• Breast pump rentals
• Cribs
• Food
• Hotel stays/local housing options
• Books

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Mission: To assist homeless families and individuals in metro Richmond by providing emergency and transitional shelter as well as programs designed to build skills leading to increased self-sufficiency and to identify resources needed to obtain and maintain permanent housing.

Whom They Help: HomeAgain Richmond helps homeless families.

Where:

P.O. Box 5222
Richmond, VA 23220-0222

Phone: 804-358-7747

What: Provides the homeless with emergency and transitional shelter.

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Mission:

Transforming Lives…Building Self-Sufficiency

William Byrd Community House is a 90-year old organization that provides a community of services to help individuals and families address immediate challenges and draw on their strengths to build self-sufficiency.

Our clients are among the community’s most vulnerable families – 100% are at or below Federal Poverty Level guidelines. Each struggles with multiple problems that are unique and complex in nature.

When a family can’t meet basic needs—such as food, housing, utilities, and childcare—it indicates they may have bigger problems. Our innovative approach provides an array of services that addresses the realities our clients face. We offer programs and emergency assistance to help them manage immediate needs. Then, we provide case management support to help them build a solution that will last.

Who They Help: Helps individuals and families resolve immediate crises such as eviction or loss of utilities, and provides lasting value through case management services.

Where:

224 South Cherry Street
Richmond, Virginia 23220

PHONE: 804-643-2717

FAX: 804-225-0297

What:

Family Support and Emergency Services

Helps individuals and families resolve immediate crises such as eviction or loss of utilities, and provides lasting value through case management services.

Children’s Services

Provides subsidized, low-cost, quality childcare for children, ages 3 – 12, from low-or-no-income families. Among the innovative components: case management services for the family of each child enrolled, and an emphasis on avoiding childhood obesity through healthy eating habits.

The Grace Arents Library and Education Center

Features a library, computers, enrichment classes, the Grace Arents Community Garden, the Byrd House Market and the Byrd House Farmlet.

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Mission:

The Department of Social Services provides financial assistance and social services programs that effectively assist individuals and families to meet their basic human needs, increase their capacity to function independently, and to provide protection for abused and neglected children, and aged and disabled adults. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for Henrico county citizens by assisting them in meeting their essential human needs and encouraging their self sufficiency

Whom They Help: The Henrico County Social Servies goal is to help Henrico County Citizens

Where:

Mail for both offices to:
P. O. Box 90775
Henrico, VA 23273-0775

West End Office
East End Office (Benefit Programs only)
8600 Dixon Powers Dr.
Henrico, VA 23228

Phone (West End Office): (804) 501-4001
Phone (West End Office): (804) 652-3123
Fax (West End Office):(804) 501-4006
Fax (West End Office):(804) 652-3516

Long Term Care Screening Procedures & Application Process

If you are someone in your family needs nursing facility care or personal care in the home and cannot afford the cost, you should apply for Medicaid at your local Department of Social Services.

Eligiblity Determination

An individual’s gross monthly income must be less than the private rate for care in a nursing facility or for personal care. The person’s resources (cash, bank accounts, stocks, bonds, etc.) cannot exceed $2000. Applicants with spouses have different income and resource rules and determinations than single individuals.

Prescreening

Prescreening is the preauthorization of Medicaid payment for covered Long Term Care services. A nurse from the local Health Department and an adult service worker visit the patient at home to assess the level of care that the patient needs. This information is given to the local Health Department director and a decision is made as to whether or not long term care is necessary and cost efficient. The prescreening process may be completed by a hospital screening committee if the person is in an acute care hospital at the time the placement is needed.

Medicaid Provider

The nursing facility or personal care provider must be a Medicaid provider. If the individual is in a nursing home, he or she must be in a Medicaid certified bed. (Go to the DMAS Web site for a listing of Medicaid providers).

Patient Pay

The patient will have to pay a portion of the cost for his or her nursing facility care or personal care. The amount is based on their total monthly income with some allowances made for expenses such as personal needs ($30 for nursing home residents; $1028 for personal care recipients as of 01/01/2007), the cost of secondary medical insurance, and the amount needed for the maintenance needs of a spouse or minor dependent child in the community.

Steps in the Screening Process

• Request a screening for nursing home, personal care, adult day care, etc. by calling Service Intake at 501-7346.
• A Henrico County DSS social worker will coordinate an appointment time with a nurse from the Health Department. The social worker will contact the family to confirm the appointment time to visit and complete the screening.
• After the screenining and the visit are completed, the original screening forms will be forwarded to the Henrico County Health Department.
• If approved, you will choose a provider from the “Medicaid approved Providers” list. Contact agencies on the list to determine who can best meet your needs. The will then discuss whether or not an aide is available, how many hours they can provide, etc.
• After choosing an agency, contact the Health Department at 501-4648 and have them forward the original screening forms to the nursing home, personal care agency, or adult daycare of their choice.

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Mission: To end homelessness by providing permanent housing and supportive services.

Whom They Help: Virginia Supportive Housing helps homeless people and those with disabilities obtain housing.

Where:

The Greater Richmond chapter is located at:

5008 Monument Ave., Suite 200
P.O. Box 8585
Richmond, VA 23226

Phone: 804-788-6825

What: Provides the homeless and those with disabilities to obtain permanent housing.

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Mission: Empowering seniors to live with dignity and choice.

Whom They Help: They help local seniors in need

What:

Home Care:Provides personal care, homemaker/companion care and caregiver respite
while arrangements are being made for ongoing care.
services on the basis of need. This assistance can be used during a period of recovery or
Home Delivered Meals: Provides meals for homebound seniors who live alone and have
with volunteers who deliver the meals.
recommended dietary allowances (RDA) for proper nutrition and provides daily interaction
preparing their own meals. The Home-Delivered Meals Program help seniors meet the
significant health conditions or physical or mental impairments that prevent them from
Long-Term Care Ombudsman: Investigates and resolves complaints involving nursing
technical support.
homes, assisted living facilities and home care providers. Provides facilities information and
Medication Assistance/Pharmacy Connection: Screens and completes applications for
seniors age 55 and older and not covered by medication insurance or any other program.
reduced cost or free medications offered by pharmaceutical companies. For income eligible
Money Management and Counseling: Provides one-on-one check writing and bill
from exploitation.
paying services and assist seniors with managing personal finances including protection
Options Counseling: A partnership with Resources for Independent Living to provide
interactive support for decision making concerning long term support and future planning.
Public Guardianship: Advocates for and protects vulnerable at-risk persons who have
Support for
been legally found unable to manage the basic requirements of physical health and safety.
individuals who do not have family or friends willing or able to assist them.
Senior Employment Programs: Offers job placement and work experience for seniors
age 55 and older who are interested in re-entering the workforce.

Locations:
From the NORTH
Take I-95 South towards Richmond to the Belvidere Street Exit.
After Exit, Turn Left onto East Leigh Street and get into the far
Right lane.
At next traffic light, Turn Right onto Chamberlayne Avenue.
Chamberlayne becomes Belvidere Street after you cross West
Broad Street.
At the seventh traffic light, Turn Left off of Belvidere onto East Cary
Street.
Proceed down Cary through three traffic lights. Senior Connections
is the three-story brick building on the Left
From the SOUTH
Take the Downtown Expressway, Route 195 to the Second Street/
Byrd Street Exit.
Turn Left at the first traffic light onto Second Street.
At the next traffic, Turn Left onto Canal Street. Proceed down
Canal two blocks then Turn Right onto Foushee Street.
Proceed up Foushee to the first traffic light. Turn Right onto Cary
Street. Senior Connections is the three-story brick building on the

Left

From the EAST

Take I-64 to the Fifth Street/Downtown Exit.

Continue South on Fifth Street to Main Street. Turn Right onto

Main heading West.

Turn Left onto First Street. Senior Connections is at the corner of

First and Cary Streets on the Right.

From the WEST

Take I-64 to I-95 South towards Richmond. Then take I-95 South to

the Belvidere Street Exit.

After Exit, Turn Left onto East Leigh Street and into the far Right

lane.

At next traffic light, Turn Right onto Chamberlayne Avenue.

Chamberlayne becomes Belvidere after you cross West Broad

Street.

At the seventh traffic light, Turn Left off of Belvidere onto East Cary

Street.

Proceed down Cary through three traffic lights. Senior Connections

is the three-story brick building on the Left after the third traffic

light.

Phone Numbers: (804) 343-3000

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