ChildSavers

Much of our work is made possible through partnership and generous investments from community foundations, such as the Richmond Memorial Health Foundation (RMHF). RMHF recently interviewed our CEO, L. Robert Bolling, as a part of their partner spotlight to highlight the work we've done over the last 100 years, and where we are heading for another 100. Thank you to RMHF for your continued support!

🥳 Congratulations to Ms. Pam!! The Virginia Health Care Foundation has named Pamela Jackson a Virginia Mental Health Champion for 2024! This award honors individuals who go above and beyond to improve the mental health and wellbeing for those we serve. Pam joined our agency in 1998 playing a critical role in our agency. She is the first person our clients and families interact with when they enter our doors. Her presence radiates kindness, empathy, and inclusivity--instantly putting visitors at ease and imparting a sense of belonging and community. Our success as a mental health and child development services team is dependent on her warmth, hospitality, and reliability to get any job done. Pam is truly deserving of recognition for over 25 years of dedicated hard work. Thank you, Ms. Pam!! ❤

Behavioral health or school social work employees and those interested in the field, take a look at our summer PLAY Therapy courses to be held at ChildSavers. Bounce your way into a colorful season of training with our expert team of instructors. Register today! https://lnkd.in/ezG4NUfg #playtherapy #summer #training

Discover the incredible impact these Richmond, Virginia nonprofits are making in their community. From providing essential services to advocating for change, these organizations are dedicated to improving the lives of countless individuals and families. Learn more about their missions, history, and the amazing work they do every day. CC: Richmond SPCA Feed More Housing Families First ART 180 Greater Richmond SCAN (Stop Child Abuse Now) Richmond Ballet Richmond Symphony Virginia Supportive Housing ChildSavers Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay Blue Sky Fund The Doorways James River Association Freekind #RichmondNonprofits #CommunityImpact #MakingADifference

Behavioral health or school social work employees and those interested in the field, take a look at our summer PLAY Therapy courses to be held at ChildSavers. Bounce your way into a colorful season of training with our expert team of instructors. Register today! https://lnkd.in/ezG4NUfg #playtherapy #summer #training

Want to start May 14th off just right? Visit us and our partners at our first ever Community Day during Mental Health Awareness Month at our offices in Scotts Addition for coffee, conversation, Cornhole, yoga and more! Help us celebrate mental health, the strides in stigma reduction, and the great work we can do together to support the wellbeing of teens. #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #communityday #teenmentalhealth #SpeakUp #speakup5k https://lnkd.in/ePwdk5K3 NAMI Dominion Payroll ChildSavers @Hanover Behavioral Health Wellness @Nehamiah Behavioral Health

March is also #NationalNutritionMonth Month in addition to The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Week. Here are five tips from our CACFP staff to incorporate into your lifestyle.

Thank you to Richmond Family Magazine for featuring our Child Development Services programs! Read below to learn about the critical programs we provide to train and support child care providers, including Raquel Evans from Crossroads Christian Academy of Prevailing Word Ministries in Glen Allen.

Your Mid-Year Impact Report is here! With your collective support, we have been able to reach over 31,000 children through our CDS programs, and 784 clients in our MHS programs. Click the link below to check out the full report. Thank you! https://shorturl.at/yHT13

Katie Francis, our Senior Program Manager for Mental Health Services, spoke with Axios about Gen Alpha and the unique challenges this generation faces being born in the digital age. Click the link below!