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Richmond Police Department

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Community Care Unit

Richmond Police

[email protected]

(804)-646-4069

Community Care Unit

804-646-4069

Faith Leaders Resource

Directory

Richmond Police Department

Faith Leaders Resource Directory PAGE 2

Faith Leaders

In 2010, a partnership between the Richmond Police Department and

local faith leaders created the Faith Leaders Partnership (FLP), in an attempt to bring

faith organizations and law enforcement to-gether to bridge relationships for the good of

the community. The goal was to collaborate and try to curb violent crime within the city, while fostering a good relationship faith community.

The Healthy Start program is located at the

Richmond City Health District

401 East Main St.

Richmond, VA 23219

For more questions about Healthy Start contact the Project Director at

(804)205-3684.

Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing

The Richmond Families and Children Homeless Prevention Program is

designed to assist families with children who are currently in unstable

living situations. The program is financed through stimulus funds grant-

ed to the city of Richmond in June 2009.

Families will receive case management services, and financial assistance

which may include rental assistance, credit repair, security and utility

deposit payments and moving costs.

The department is also working with several community agencies to

provide housing related legal assistance and services to single adults,

victims of domestic violence, and ex-offenders.

Applicants to the program must be residents of the city of Richmond

and meet certain income and eligibility criteria. If you would like addi-

tional information about the services available, please call (804)646-

7532.

If you suspect abuse or neglect and have concern for a child's safety,

please call the 24-hour abuse and neglect hotline at (800)552-7096.

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The Department of Social Services

Adult Protective Services

investigates reports of abuse, neglect, and exploitation of adults aged 60

and over and incapacitated adults ages 18 and over.

For more information on the services available or to report suspected

abuse, neglect or exploitation of an adult, please call (804)646-7405. At

night or on weekends, please call (888)832-3858.

Adult Stabilization

For more information about the services available, please call (804)646-

7367 or visit one of the Virginia Department of Social Services Offices.

Child Protective Services

To report cases of child abuse or neglect in Richmond, please call the

Virginia Department of Social Services Child Protective Services' 24-

hour hotline at (800)552-7096. The city's customer service number for

Child Protective Services

during business hours is

(804)646-0438

Contact Information: Social Services

City of Richmond

900 E. Marshall St

If you are attempting to report a concern after business hours or a con-

cern about a child who does not live in the Richmond city area, they

should call (800)552-7096.


Email: Ask Social Services

Customer Care Center: 3-1-1

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Our Core Purpose

―Spiritual and Moral Transformation through faith based part-nership networking for the betterment of people.‖

Our Core Values

―Building hope by providing support, comfort, self-reliance, and self-worth.‖

Objectives of Faith Leaders Partnership

To UNITE for the mutual benefit of the citizens of Richmond, Virginia

To PROMOTE cooperation, fellowship and a better under-standing amongst all people

To ENCOURAGE education and contribute to the betterment our youth

To PROVIDE citizens with accessible resources

http://www.richmondgov.com/SocialServices/index.aspx

http://www.richmondgov.com/SocialServices/index.aspx

http://eservices.ci.richmond.va.us/applications/RichmondGovContactUs/ContactUs.aspx?ID=40


Table of Contents

Cooperative Outreach Ministry PAGE 5

Alliant Human Services PAGE 5

Ebenezer Baptist Church PAGE 6

God’s House of Royalty PAGE 6

Love Outreach Ministries PAGE 7

Faith Leaders– Bereavement-Sick PAGE 7

Branches of True Vine PAGE 8

Mt. Tabor Baptist Church PAGE 8

Mount Olivet Church PAGE 9

On the Ground Railroad , LLC PAGE 9

Faith Leaders Partnership PAGE 10

Robinson Theater Community Arts Center PAGE 10

Living Faith Christian Fellowship Church of God in Christ PAGE 11

Swansboro Baptist Church PAGE 11

New Faith Christian Ministries PAGE 12

Apostolic Faith Church PAGE 12

'Northside Outreach Center PAGE 13

City of Hope Community Develop Corp PAGE 14

First Things First of Greater Richmond PAGE 14

Strategies to Elevate People a.k.a. STEP PAGE 15

Second Presbyterian Church PAGE 15

Focused Outreach Richmond & River City Comprehensive Counseling Services

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Destined and Designed by Faith Outreach Ministries PAGE 17

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Benefits:1-800-827-1000

Health Care:1-877-222-VETS (8387)

Gang Reduction Intervention Program Amy Wight, GRIP Director 900 East Main Street Richmond, VA 23219

Phone: 804-692-0484 Email: [email protected]


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mailto:[email protected]

420 E Cary St, Richmond · (804) 780-2250

http://www.redcross.org/va/richmond/programs-services

The Salvation Army Central Virginia Area Command 2 West Grace Street P.O. Box 12400 Richmond, VA 23241

Phone Number: (804) 225-7470

Website SalvationArmyCentralVA.org

Family Store Locations: 2601 Hermitage Road in Richmond 3807 Mechanicsville Turnpike in Mechanicsville 11000 Midlothian Turnpike in Richmond For information on pick-ups and hours, call 804-359-0269


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Cooperative Outreach Ministry

3801 Florida Ave, Richmond, VA 23222

(Housed at Good Hopewell Baptist Church)

Rent Assistance

Food Assistance

Assistance with Utilities

Programs/Resources:

The C..O.M. works in cooperation with the Richmond network of social

agencies in the city.

Programs/Resources:

Alliant Human Services

436 Calhoun Street, Richmond, VA 23220

Phone (804)-321-9001 or (804)-780-9001

Crisis Response Unit: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Intensive In Home Service for children

Community Mental Health Support for Adults

Outpatient Therapy: M-F, 9a.m.– 4p.m

http://salvationarmycentralva.org


Bible Classes and Teaching

Counseling

Death and Bereavement

Healing

Self– Esteem

Girls Scout & Boy Scouts (open to non congregants)

Church School for all ages on Sundays at 9:30 a.m.

Ebenezer Baptist Church

216 West Leigh Street

God’s House of Royalty

8565 Strath Road, Henrico, VA 23231

Phone (804)-795-5550 or (804)-640-6704

Rev Sharon Broaddus (contact) [email protected]

Programs/Resources:

Programs/Resources:

Excellent Food Pantry Tutoring grades K– College

Community Garden

Health ministry & Education Programs

Bible Study Wed @ noon and Monday & Wednesday Evenings

CPR and First Aid classes every fifth Saturday

Van Ministry– Provide transportation to and from church on Sundays

If you need help or would like to find out more about the services offered

at RBHA, Please Call 819-4000 or 819-4100 (Crisis Services)

RBHA is committed to providing behavioral health services to all Rich-

mond residents regardless of race, color, sex, age, religion, disabilities or

national origin.

Richmond Behavior Health Authority

107 S. 5th St.

804-819-4100


ChildSavers 644-9590

Trauma Response is the City of Richmond’s only program de-

voted to immediate response and trauma counseling services for

children who have experienced trauma. Childsavers clinicians

are often contacted by the Richmond Police or Richmond Am-

bulance

Authority, schools or other community agencies to provide im-

mediate assistance. The services are free of charge to any child

or adolescent. between the ages of 2-17 who has experienced a

recent traumatic event.

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Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance

Kristine Hall, Advocacy and Policy Coordinator

5008 Monument Avenue Suite A

Richmond, VA

(804) 377-0335

Virginia Poverty Law Center, Inc. Susheela Varky, Staff Attorney 700 East Main Street Suite 1410 Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 782-9430 ext. 33


24-Hour

Crisis Hotline

804-643-0888

Chesterfield County

Domestic Violence Task Force

(804) 768-7842

Chesterfield County Police Domestic Violence

(804) 751-4113

Chesterfield County Domestic and Sexual Violence

Resource Center

(804) 706-1272

Henrico County Domestic Violence Coordinator

804-501-5732

http://www.co.henrico.va.us/police/domestic-violence-assistance/

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Love Outreach Ministries

3800 Moss Side Ave, Richmond, VA 23222

Phone (804)-337-8654

Minister Melvina Goodman ( contact)

12 step transformation Group for people recovering from addictions

(every Saturday, 2p-3p at Love Outreach Ministries)

Rubicon, Inc. comprehensive substance abuse & mental health treatment

(2000 Mecklenburg Street, Richmond, Va 23223 phone (804)- 359-3255 )

Richmond Behavioral Health Authority South 5th Street, Richmond, Va

(804)-819-4100

Faith Leaders– Bereavement-Sick

8565 Strath Road, Richmond, VA 23223

Phone (804)- 795-5550 or (804)-640-6704

Rev Sharon Broaddus (contact) [email protected]

*St. Paul’s Baptist Church*

Food Pantry

Clothes Pantry

Counseling

Back to school Supplies

Christmas Project for the community

Programs/Resources:

Programs/Resources:

http://www.ywcarichmond.org/


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Prayer

Clothes

Bible Study on Wednesdays 11am & 7pm

Wellness Center

Computer Training

Voter Rights Restored

Connecting Resource

Branches of True Vine

P.O. Box 16112

Phone (804) 321-8989 or (804)-397-8989

Rosa Jiggetts or Lydia Jiggetts (contacts)

Mt. Tabor Baptist Church

2011 Fairmount Ave, Richmond, VA

Phone (804)-643-0903 or (804)-253-7921

Deacon Howard Boisseau, Jr ( contact)

Programs/Resources:

[email protected]

Programs/Resources:

MEDICAID/FINANCIAL SCREENING TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED

Vernon Harris Dental Clinic Glenwood Medical Center

719 N. 25th St. 2709 Byron St.

Richmond, Va. 23223 Richmond, Va. 23223

804-253-1972 804-525-1845

EMERGENCY ALL DAY EMERGENCY ALL DAY

Children, Adults & Special Needs Children, Adults & Special Needs

MEDICAID/FINANCIAL SCREENING MEDICAID/FINANCIAL SCREENING

TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED

MCV-Outpatient Dental Clinic Affordable Dentures

1201 E. Marshall St. 11846 Perdue Springs Ct.

Richmond, Va. 23298 Chester, Va. 23831

804-828-6763 804-748-4546

EXTRACTIONS ONLY EXTRACTIONS/FALSE TEETH MADE

1st Visit Pay/FINANCIAL SCREENING PRIVATE PAY/INSURANCE

Kool Smiles of South Richmond Kool Smiles of Mechanicsville

4724 N. Southside Plaza St. 3824 Mechanicsville Turnpike


Children & Adults Children & Adults

MEDICAID/INSURANCE/PRIVATE PAY MEDICAID/INSURANCE/PRIVATE PAY


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DENTAL CARE PROVIDERS

Here are local Dental Centers who accept Most Insurances,

Medicaid, Private Pay and those that conduct Financial Screening

(proof of income/or none must be provided)

Children’s Hospital VCU Dental School Clinic

2924 Brook Road 521 N. 12th St.-Lyons Bldg


804-228-5828 804-828-9190

Children up to 18 yrs. EMERGENCY ALL DAY

Special Needs & Young Adults MEDICAID/INSURANCE

MEDICAID/FINANCIAL SCREENING

Daily Planet Health Center VCU Dental School - Pediatric Dentisty

517 W. Grace St. 521 N. 11th St. Wood Bldg


804-649-2119 X 247 804-828-9095

EMERG. M-T-THURS 7:30 Children & Special Needs

1st COME 1st SERVED MEDICAID/INSURANCE


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Mount Olivet Church

1223 North 25th Street, Richmond, VA

Phone (804)-643-8598

Sandra Johnson (contact) [email protected]

Family night dinners– Wednesdays @ 6pm

Assistance W/ Resume, Budgeting etc. ( by appointment )

Community Outreach– Alt Saturdays @ 10am ( sandwiches)

Operation Blessing-Thanksgiving and Christmas

Thanksgiving Day Brunch @ 11am– 1pm

Christmas Party

On the Ground Railroad , LLC

9701 Ardendalre Road

Phone (804)- 244-6113 or (804)-320-5734

Rev Rosalind Battle (contact) [email protected]

Consultant

Women’s ministry

Justice related Services

Reentry( Family Transitional Services)

Programs/Resources:

Programs/Resources:


After school program

Faith Leaders and Truancy Department

R.E.S.E.T

Faith Leaders Partnership

12504 Branner Way Apt 204, Chester, VA 23836

Phone (804)-901-3228 or (804)- 425-0117

Kathy-Ann Williams (contact)

Robinson Theater Community Arts Center

2903 Q Street, Richmond, Va 23223

Phone (804)-562-9133

Betsy Hart (contact)

Programs/Resources:

Programs/Resources:

Adult Zumba Class– Call for Dates

Summer Youth Classes: Praise Dance & Tae Kwon Do (Call for Dates)

(email: [email protected] or check website www.robinsontheater.org)

Monthly Family Movie Nights (Call for Dates)-Free

Free food, snow cones, music, bounce house, and more

Community—Wide Summer Annual Block Party ( call for date)

Showtime at the Robinson Theater - Talent Show for the local community

to showcase talent such as: singing, dancing, instrumental, juggling/magic

tricks - Self written poetry and more. (call for date)

OWH Helpine:800-994-9662

womenshealth.gov, girlshealth.gov

Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK; Veterans press "1."

Virginia Wounded Warrior Program Health Planning Region IV

Veteran Resource Specialist, Region IV (South): Delano Medley (434) 572-4863, Ext 301 [email protected] Family Resource Specialist, Region IV Sophia Reed (804) 819-4221 [email protected]


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City of Richmond Health Department

Creating a community culture: Connecting fathers to their families

Richmondfatherhood.org

(804) 482-8005

RRHA Resource Centers

Creighton Resource Center (Clinic hours: Mondays, 9 am - 5 pm)

2150 Creighton Rd. / Phone: 371-0433

Whitcomb Resource Center (Clinic hours: Tuesdays, 9 am - 5 pm)

2106 Deforrest Ave. / Phone: 786-0555

Mosby Resource Center (Clinic hours: Tuesdays, 1 pm– 5 pm &

Wednesdays, 9 am - 5 pm)

1536 Coalter St. / Phone: 786-0204

Fairfield Resource Center (Clinic hours: Thursdays, 9 am - 5 pm)

2311 N. 25th St. / Phone: 786-4099

Hillside Resource Center (Clinic hours: Thursdays, 9 am - 5 pm)

1615 Glenfield Ave. / Phone: 230-7740


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Living Faith Christian Fellowship Church of God in Christ

2208 Summer Hill Ave, Richmond, VA 23234

Phone (804)-233-3224 or (804)- 616-7973

Dr. W. Alexander Boyd, Pastor( contact)

Emergency Food Pantry

Utility Bill Assistance

Clothes Closet

Swansboro Baptist Church

3801 Midlothian Turnpike , Richmond, VA 23224

Phone (804)-307-2626

Gloria Nash-Allen (contact) [email protected]

Summer Programs (youth)

Boy Scouts (collecting food)

R.E.S.E.T

Programs/Resources:

Programs/Resources:


Food Pantry Every 3rd Sunday 12:45-1:45 pm

New Faith Christian Ministries

1221 East Brookland Park Blvd, Richmond, VA 23222

Rev. Cooper (804)-247-5257 or (804)- 276-6648

Min. Laverne Russell (804)- 276-6648 or (804)- 239-6498

Apostolic Faith Church

3801 Chamberlayne Ave, Richmond, VA 23227

Phone (804)-329-5600 or (804) 739-2353

Ron & Vanessa Gaddis (contact) [email protected]

Programs/Resources:

Programs/Resources:

Weekly Sunday Service 11am ; Weekly Church Service– 2noon

( transportation available to weekly services)

(Brookland Plaza Auditorium 1221 E. Brookland Park Blvd)

Ministerial Counseling/ Free Life Skills Coaching

Monthly Transportation to Wal-Mart for Brookland Plaza and

Highland Park residents (occurs during the first week of every month)

―Taking it to the Streets ― Free Monthly cookout-Partnership with the Northside Outreach Center: every 3rd Friday of the month/6pm

(3076 Meadowbridge Rd.)

Wednesday Night Bible study 5pm (101 E. Brookland Park Blvd)

Speakers Bureau:

Providing and equipping participants with tolls, best practices, resources, connections that will enhance leadership roles through opportunities to hear

from experts in the field and in your community;

to know - how to effectively bring youth and family into your agency/organization./ field and to learn about evidence—based practices that will

support participants’ ability to improve relationship, empower youth,

youth leaders, adult leaders, to voice their opinions, experiences, ideas, and solutions by being a voice to take back into their neighborhoods and families.

Office Hours

Mon—Fri 11am—3pm

Sat 10am—12 noon

Sun: Closed


Destined and Designed by Faith Outreach Ministries

Programs/Resources:

Community Care and Community Services

Providing Phenomenal Leadership and Life Coaching Program

Fostering National and International Outreach Ministries

Creating and Supporting Community Partners programs

2909 Matisse Lane Phone (804)-223-0251 or (804)-357-7688


1012 Hull Street, Richmond, VA 23224

Phone (804)- 230-0999 or (804)- 402-7545

Sydney Lester, Director of Development (contact)

Programs/Resources:

Provide mental health supports and case management to individuals

residing in assisted living facilities

Specialized mental health groups such as substance abuse and

dislocated workers

Reentry services to include employment placement, education, independent living skills, and residential supervision

Intensive In-Home Services, Community Mental Health Services

Residential Treatment Services

Individual , family, and Group Out-Patient Therapy

Counseling Services

Focused Outreach Richmond & River City Comprehensive

William Gibson -Spiritual Care Partner

Bon Secours Richmond Health System -Spiritual Care Services

1500 North 28th Street Richmond, VA 23223

Richmond Community Hospital

Phone (804)-915-1399 William Gibson (Contact)

[email protected]

Good Help to Those in Need


'Northside Outreach Center

3076 Meadowbridge Road, Richmond, VA 23222

Phone (804)- 321-3181 or (804)-366-1502

Butch Johnson (contact)

Community Thrift Store Mon-Fri 10am– 2pm

Faith Centered Elementary After School Program Mon– Fri 2:30– 6:00 pm

Middle School Program– Academic assistance Monday nights

Bible Study every other Tuesday night

Adult literacy (focus on GED prep for testing) Wednesday evenings

Back to school rally/school supplies in August

Community Christmas Store– week before Christmas

Northside Service Providers

Phone (804) 646-7964

Programs/Resources:


City of Hope Community Develop Corp

2208 Summer Hill Ave, Richmond, VA 23234

Phone (804)-233-3224 or (804)- 616-7973

Alex Boyd, President ( contact)

First Things First of Greater Richmond

5200 Grove Ave, Richmond, VA 23226

Phone (804)-288-4331 Ext 11

Tania Peterson (contact)

Programs/Resources:

Within My/Our reach communication & relationship skills (adults)

All pro dads free fathers w/ elementary age children( first Tue @Martins Crossridge second Tue @ Martins White Oak includes

dinner. (firstthingsrichmond.org)

When Baby Makes Three ( program to tune up your relationship around the birth of your baby) Dates on line (firstthingsrichmond.org)

Relationship Smarts healthy relationship skills for youth

Boot Camp for New Dads on Saturday Mornings (firstthingsrichmond.org)

How to avoid falling for a JERK/ ETTE ( for singles)


Strategies to Elevate People a.k.a. STEP

1900 Chamberlayne Ave , Richmond , VA 23222

Phone (804)- 648-7552 or (804)- 914-7837

Tim Cole (contact)

Second Presbyterian Church

5 N. 5th Street, Richmond, VA 23219

Phone (804)- 649-9148

Alex Evans (contact)

Programs/Resources:

Victory Reading Program (3-8yrs) (school year) 3:45 pm-5:45 pm

Summer Enrichment Program–(3-8yrs) 3pm-6pm- Call for Dates

Back to school-Field Games & School Supplies– 3rd Saturday in August

Fall Family Festival– Candy, games, and community—October 31st

Vacation Bible School– July 14th—18th, 2014

Pride for Parents Christmas Store - December 8th, 10 am -2 pm.

Discounted new Gifts and Free Breakfast

Eternity Church Building, 1900 Chamberlayne Ave

(Calhoun Center, Gilpin Court)



Community Fellowship-Monthly Luncheon @ Faye Tower

Reading Skills & Character Development -Calhoun Center, Gilpin Court

Third Thursdays 11am– 1:30pm (all welcome birth-grave)

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