Our programs

Programs that build pathways to support.

Three priority areas focus the Foundation's work: youth and schools, underserved communities, and supportive or residential settings.

Programs and referral options may vary by location, funding, and partner capacity.

01

Youth & families

Virginia Youth & School Access

Building school-linked pathways that help students and families find appropriate behavioral-health support through trusted community and qualified provider partnerships.

Who it supports

  • Students who may benefit from behavioral-health screening or assessment
  • Youth and families navigating counseling or telehealth options
  • School communities seeking stronger referral and follow-up pathways

How we contribute

  • School-linked screening and assessment pathways
  • Connection to counseling and telehealth through qualified providers
  • Care coordination and referral follow-up

Access challenge

Long or unclear referral pathways

Potential partner

Public and independent schools

Measure

Students connected to support — data coming soon

Explore Youth Programs
02

Community access

Behavioral Health Access for Underserved Communities

Strengthening pathways to behavioral-health support for uninsured and underinsured people and communities facing provider shortages or long waits.

Who it supports

  • Uninsured and underinsured Virginia residents
  • People experiencing long waits for behavioral-health services
  • Communities with limited local provider capacity

How we contribute

  • Behavioral-health screening and referral pathways
  • Connections to counseling and treatment through qualified providers
  • Connection to medication-management services through qualified providers

Access challenge

Cost and insurance barriers

Potential partner

Free clinics and FQHCs

Measure

New participants connected — data coming soon

Explore Community Programs
03

Continuity of care

Behavioral Health Support in Residential Settings

Working alongside licensed residential and supportive-housing organizations to improve behavioral-health access, engagement, and continuity of care.

Who it supports

  • Residents of licensed residential-care settings
  • People living in supportive housing
  • Individuals transitioning between residential and community-based support

How we contribute

  • Care coordination and behavioral-health navigation
  • Connections to qualified clinical providers
  • Referral follow-up and treatment-engagement support

Access challenge

Disconnected housing and behavioral-health systems

Potential partner

Licensed residential-care providers

Measure

Residents engaged — data coming soon

Explore Residential Programs

Partner-designed

Programs are shaped with participating schools, providers, communities, and housing organizations.

Access-focused

The Foundation concentrates on navigation, coordination, education, and practical service pathways.

Measured carefully

Outcomes will be published only when data is available, reliable, and appropriately defined.

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Not sure which pathway fits?

Share a general, non-emergency inquiry and we will help identify an appropriate next step based on current program and partner availability.