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A good education is fundamental to a quality life. Rappahannock United Way works to ensure that everyone has access to a quality EDUCATION that can lead to a stable job in the future.
Rappahannock United Way Programs
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Smart Beginnings is a community partnership created to help parents and child care providers prepare children ages 0-6 for school so that they are ready to learn and achieve success in the years that follow. It is organized and led by Rappahannock United Way and brings community representatives to the table to talk about improving the lives of children. |
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2-1-1 Virginia is available to everyone needing help, especially in times of crisis. It offers free access to health and human services information and referral Although it does not provide direct financial assistance, information and referral specialists can make referrals to agencies and services that may be able to help. Click here to follow current 2-1-1 Legislation. |
Rappahannock United Way Funded Programs
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Rappahanock Big Brothers Big Sisters
Campus Pals, Bigs in School, Community Based Program |
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Boy Scouts of America, National Capital Area Council
Comprehensive Youth Development |
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Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington
After School, Educational and Summer Camp Program |
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Catholic Charities of the Arlington Diocese, Fredericksburg
Children’s Services |
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Children’s Home Society of Virginia
Birth Parent Counseling, Foster Care, Adoption Services |
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Healthy Families, Rappahannock Area
Healthy Families |
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Girl Scout Commonwealth Council of Virginia
Girl Scouting |
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disAbility Resource Center of the Rappahannock Area
Youth Services |
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Rappahannock Area Kids on the Block
Educational Puppet Troupe |
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Rappahannock Area Council for Children and Parents
Parent Help, Public Education |
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Rappahannock Council on Domestic Violence
Teen Boys Group, Teen Girls Group |
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Rappahannock Area YMCA
Youth Summer Camp |
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Volunteer Emergency Families for Children
Shelter Care |
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