United Way Partner Agencies
Alternatives
www.altinc.org
2021 B Cunningham Drive, Suite 5
Hampton, VA 23666
Bus: (757) 838-2330
Bus Fax: (757) 838-9215
Effective youth development organization provides children and youth community service opportunities and training in leadership and creativity. Trains adults in the practice of youth development.
American Red Cross, Hampton Roads Chapter
www.hrredcross.org
4915 West Mercury Boulevard
Newport News, VA 23605
Bus: (757) 838-7320
Bus Fax: (757) 838-7091
Preparation/assistance before/after disasters, emergency communications for military families, blood collections that save lives, CPR, First Aid, water safety, babysitting, and AIDS prevention courses.
American Red Cross, York-Poquoson Chapter
www.york-poquoson.redcross.org
6912 George Washington Memorial Highway
Yorktown, VA 23692
Bus: (757) 898-3090
Bus Fax: (757) 898-3886
Emergency assistance to disaster victims, communications/assistance for military, veterans, and families, HIV/AIDS, CPR, first aid, water safety education, blood collections, and international aid.
The Arc of the Virginia Peninsula
www.arcvap.org
2520 - 58th Street
Hampton, VA 23661
Bus: (757) 896-6461
Bus Fax: (757) 896-8470
Lights the way helping people with mental retardation and other disabilities lead satisfying lives by providing early intervention, employment, residential, recreational and advocacy services.
Bacon Street
247 McLaws Circle
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Bus: (757) 253-0111
Bus Fax: (757) 253-2884
Provides local community and school-based service to families and individuals to address the prevention and treatment of youth substance abuse on the Virginia Peninsula.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Peninsula
www.bbbspen.com
2700 Build America Drive
Hampton, VA 23666
Bus: (757) 827-0110
Bus Fax: (757) 827-4095
Through creating lifetime friendships, we inspire children to succeed. We provide one-to-one mentoring to children with a caring adult volunteer.
Boy Scouts of America, Colonial Virginia Council
www.cvcboyscouts.org
11721 Jefferson Avenue
Newport News, VA 23606
Bus: (757) 595-3356
Bus Fax: (757) 877-8611
To instill the values found in the Scout Oath and Laws in order to help build character, citizenship, and fitness of our youth.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Virginia Peninsula
www.bagclub.com
11825 Rock Landing Drive
Chesapeake Building, Suite B
Newport News, VA 23606
Bus: (757) 223-7204
Bus Fax: (757) 223-7206
We help boys and girls make appropriate and satisfying choices in their physical, educational, personal, social, emotional, vocational and spiritual lives.
Catholic Charities of Eastern Virginia
www.cceva.org
5361-A Virginia Beach Boulevard
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Bus: (757) 456-2366
Bus. Fax: (757) 456-2367
A multi-service agency providing clinical counseling, pregnancy/new parent counseling, foster care, adoption services, family life education, financial & housing counseling, and senior services.
Center for Child & Family Services
www.kidsandfamilies.com
2021 Cunningham Drive, Suite 400
Hampton, VA 23666
Bus: (757) 838-1960
Bus Fax: (757) 838-3280
Provides behavioral health services to children and adults; includes therapy, youth violence prevention, 24-crisis Hotline, childcare referral and financial debt counseling.
Child Development Resources
www.cdr.org
P.O. Box 280
Norge, VA 23127
Bus: (757) 566-3300
Bus Fax: (757) 566-8977
Provides services to families of children, birth to age three, with developmental delays, disabilities, or risk factors; and training for early childhood professionals.
Downtown Hampton Child Development Center
757-825-6200 www.dhcdc.org
The Bagley Center
60 Battle Road
Hampton, VA 23661
Bus: (757) 825-6200
Bus Fax: (757) 825-6201
Nurturing young children by providing an affordable, quality preschool program that develops the whole child and ensures school readiness.
Edmarc Hospice for Children
www.edmarc.org
516 London Street
Portsmouth, VA 23704
Bus: (757) 967-9251
Bus Fax: (757) 967-9124
Family-centered program for families caring for a catastrophically ill child at home, providing emotional, technical and practical support to assist families with caregiving/coping.
Foodbank of the Virginia Peninsula
www.foodbank.ws
9912 Hosier Street
Newport News, VA 23601
Bus: (757) 596-7188
Bus Fax: (757) 595-2507
To distribute food effectively through collaborative efforts that minimize hunger, promote nutrition and self-reliance through education.
Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast
www.gsccc.com
813 Forrest Drive, Suite B
Newport News, VA 23606
Bus: (757) 595-9802, Ext. 15
Fax: (757) 951-7217
Encourages skill-building and responsibility and promotes the development of strong leadership and decision-making skills. Emphasis on services to at-risk/under-represented girls.
Girls Incorporated of the Greater Peninsula
www.girlsinc.org
1300 Thomas Street, Suite C
Hampton, VA 23669
Bus: (757) 722-6248
Bus Fax: (757) 722-6249
Offers programs encouraging young girls to be strong, smart and bold. Programs are designed to prepare girls for responsible adulthood, economic independence and personal fulfillment.
Gloucester Housing Partnership
Box 1407
Gloucester Point, VA 23062
Bus: (804) 642-5158
Bus Fax: (804) 693-2252
Agency Address & Phone No.:
P.O. Box 772
Hayes, VA 23072-0772
Makes free repairs of owner-occupied homes of families in Gloucester. Family incomes vary from about $3,000 to $25,000 per year depending on family size.
LINK of Hampton Roads
www.linkhr.org
10413 Warwick Boulevard
Newport News, VA 23601
Bus: (757) 595-1953
Bus Fax: (757) 595-3428
Serves our most vulnerable children and adults, who strive to survive, by providing a holistic approach; a homeless shelter, permanent housing, food, clothing, medical assistance.
Peninsula Agency on Aging
www.paainc.org
739 Thimble Shoals Boulevard
Suite 1006
Newport News, VA 23606
Bus: (757) 873-0541
Bus Fax: (757) 873-1437
Supports independence/dignity of elderly by advocating, arranging, or providing services including home-delivered and congregate meals, in-home care, care coordination, transportation, and information.
Peninsula READS
www.peninsulareads.org
393 Denbigh Boulevard, Suite A
Newport News, VA 23608
Bus: (757) 283-5776
Bus Fax: (757) 283-5779
Provides reading, writing and English language instruction to adults. Learner assessment, referral, and support services included. Services are free to eligible adults.
Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Virginia
www.ppsev.org
910 West Mercury Boulevard
Hampton, VA 23666
Bus: (757) 826-2198
Bus Fax: (757) 825-9165
PPSEV serves Hampton Roads, providing accurate sex education programs, access to affordable reproductive health care and advocating for responsible public policy involving reproductive health.
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program of the VA Peninsula (RSVP)
www.rsvpvapeninsula.org
12388 Warwick Boulevard
Suite 201
Newport News, VA 23606
Bus: (757) 595-9037
Bus Fax: (757) 595-9047
Recruits and supports volunteers aged 55 and older to assist Peninsula non-profit organizations, health care facilities and government departments.
Salvation Army, Peninsula Command
P.O. Box 7529
Hampton, VA 23666
Bus: (757) 838-4875
Bus 2: (757) 838-1403
Mobile: (757) 409-8535
Bus Fax: (757) 827-8467
Location:
1033 Big Bethel Road
Hampton, VA 23666-7529
Short-term crisis intervention. To assist families and individuals meet a financial need, provide food, clothing, shelter, medicine and counseling. To supply basic human needs.
Transitions Family Violence Services
www.transitionsfvs.org
P.O. Box 561
Hampton, VA 23669
Bus: (757) 722-2261
Bus Fax: (757) 723-2717
Organization providing comprehensive services to family violence victims and building safe and healthy families on the Peninsula.
USO of Hampton Roads
www.usohr.com
P.O. Box 7250
Hampton, VA 23666
Bus: (757) 788-4982
Mobile: (757) 289-5924
Bus Fax: (757) 788-4988
We enhance the quality of life and public support for the armed forces services and their families.
YMCA, Peninsula Metropolitan
www.peninsulaymca.org
101 Long Green Boulevard
Yorktown, VA 23693
Bus: (757) 223-7925
Bus Fax: (757) 223-7926
An association of members that nurtures the healthy development of children, encourages positive behavior in teens, strengthens families and encourages and promotes active older adults.
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