Community health education services and Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program. Talks and presentations for topics such as rabies control, HIV/AIDS prevention, nutrition, weight reduction, smoking cessation, stress management and cancer prevention and early detection are provided throughout the district for various groups and civic organizations.

Provides free programs on a variety of health topics.

National Toll-Free Hepatitis C Peer-to-Peer Helpline

Partner with state universities to bring research studies to those living in our communities. Direct cancer patients, survivors and their networks of support to information about cancer diagnoses, treatment options, diet and stress management; help with financial or transportation assistance and support services from peer-to-peer networks to hospice; Host events throughout the area, recruiting both nationally known speakers and local medical professionals to raise awareness about ways people can reduce the risks of getting cancer via healthy life choices and following the cancer screening guidelines.

Provides a national organization for Alzheimer's and other related diseases. Local chapters support services such as help lines, educational programs, respite care programs and referrals to useful services available in the community. They also sponsor support groups which offer persons with Alzheimer's disease, family members and caregivers the chance to share their experiences while learning how to cope with Alzheimer's disease.

To support research into the causes, treatment, and prevention of arthritis and musculoskeletal and skin diseases; the training of basic and clinical scientists to carry out this research; and the dissemination of information on research progress in these diseases.

Arthritis Community Educators provide in-person and virtual patient and community education presentations, connecting the local community, patients and their loved ones to Arthritis Foundation resources and support.

Dedicated to curing Leukemia, Lymphoma, Myelodysplastic Syndromes, Myeloma, and Myeloproliferative Neoplasms, to improving the quality of life of patients and their families. The Society supports the following major programs: research, patient services, public and professional education, advocacy and community services. To learn more about our patient programs, please contact our Information Specialists at (800) 955-4572.

The Virginia Cancer Registry (VCR) is the state's cancer surveillance program. By state law, VCR receives reports of cancer from hospitals, clinics, independent pathology laboratories, and physicians. Information VCR collects describes the burden of cancer in Virginia. VCR supports programs and organizations statewide to promote cancer prevention, early detection, and successful treatment and care. The registry publishes statistical summaries of cancer incidence, responds to requests for information, and educates citizens, cancer professionals, and organizations around the state about cancer.

Provides support and education for people with diabetes and their families. For more information on meeting times and places, please call 1-800-SENTARA (736-8272).

Provide informational materials for cancer patients and families in low-resource settings.

Health promotion and prevention of disease. Ministry towards physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. Blood pressure checks, sponsor American Red Cross Blood Drives, Cancer Support Groups, Medicare/Part D services. MedsHelp and Medicare Part D Tier I Partner.

Helps people in our chapter area who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or related dementias and their caregivers and families.

Provides patient support and referral services for pancreatic cancer patients and their families. Limited financial assistance for transportation and/or treatment costs, home care, pain medication, and childcare.

ASNV provides free educational workshops, presentations, and virtual sessions on a variety of autism-related topics.

The Information & Referral Program provides information to connect individuals and families with local providers and resources to best meet their individual needs. Many of the resources have been provided by families who have utilized these services and supports.

Social skills and life experiences are fostered through outings, recreational activities, educational offerings, and various activities that help to integrate our clients with the community at large. PARC is a Day Support Facility for ID & DD population.

Provides information, referrals and support for family members and others affected by autism. Offers monthly meetings, website with monthly newsletter, social activities, and seminars for those who are newly diagnosed.

Educates families, professionals, and the community about Alzheimer's disease. Free community presentations, Family caregiver workshops, Professional training, and Annual conference.

Provides document delivery, bibliographies, and online searching. Covers research on all aspects of physical, mental, and psychiatric disabilities, independent living, vocational rehabilitation, special education, assistive technology, law, employment, and other issues as they relate to people with disabilities. Includes over 80,000 research reports, books, journal articles, and audiovisual materials. Provides services in English and Spanish.

Provides opportunities to those with epilepsy to develop skills needed to participate fully in society. Provides medical equipment, medical supplies and medications required by individuals with epilepsy. Maintains information about and refers individuals to other human service resources to meet needs. For information and assistance, please call: Epilepsy Program at the UVA Department of Neurology: 434-924-5401 Toll-free National Epilepsy Foundation: (800) 332-1000

Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation empower Virginians impacted by breast cancer through education, access, advocacy, and community action. VBCF is statewide and sends educational materials, gives educational talks, and provides information at health fairs throughout Virginia to educate the public and policymakers.

JDRF International - Mid-Atlantic Chapter provides a nationwide network of Advocates who are dedicated to finding a cure for type 1 diabetes.

Offers the latest disability rights information and resources related to health, travel, housing, voting, and more. Advocates for people living with SCI/D through speaking out on Capitol Hill to strengthen rights and laws — and by working with federal agencies such as the Department of Justice to ensure that nondiscrimination laws are implemented and enforced.