Central VA: Self-Advocacy Organizations/Groups
Organization/Group |
What they do |
Soar365 (formerly Greater Richmond Arc) |
Soar365 provides some opportunities for people with developmental disabilities to get together. |
Arc of the Piedmont |
The Arc of the Piedmont provides for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to get together to socialize and to identify advocacy opportunities. |
Greater Richmond Chapter of the Virginia Association of the Deaf |
The Greater Richmond Chapter of the Deaf provides opportunities to get together to promote, protect and preserve the rights and quality of life of deaf and hard of hearing individuals. General meetings: held on the 1st Saturday of each month at Purple Communications, 1504 Santa Rosa Rd, Henrico, Virginia 23224 Silent Dinners: held at various locations on 1st Friday at Chesterfield Towne Center; 2nd Friday at Virginia Center Commons; 3rd & 4th Fri- day at Regency Square Mall. The time will be from 5:30pm to 9:00pm. Silent Lunches: held at Regency Square Mall on every Wednesday from 11:00am to 2:00pm. |
The Arc of South of the James |
The Arc of South of the James provides opportunities for people with developmental disabilities to get together for social and recreational activities
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Henrico Area Mental Health and Developmental Services |
The Henrico Community Services Board provides opportunities for people with developmental disabilities to get together for social activity skill building and discussions about hot topics and statewide issues. |
People First of Chesterfield |
People First (Arc of Virginia) provides opportunities for people with developmental disabilities to get together to practice advocacy skills. |
Four Seasons (Richmond) |
Four Seasons (Arc of Virginia) provides opportunities for people with developmental disabilities to get together to practice advocacy skills and for social and recreational activities. |
Resources for Independent Living |
The Resources for Independent Living provides opportunities for people with developmental disabilities to get together to share issues, support one another,- and participate in community outings.
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Richmond Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind
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The Richmond Chapter of the Virginia Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind provides opportunities for people to come together who want to improve the lives of blind people. |