We partner with individuals and families at critical points in their lives to strengthen overall well-being and independence by delivering intensive home and community based services. Established in 1877, Family Lifeline is an organization inspired by the work of our founders and driven by modern-day best practices. As the region’s largest provider of intensive home visitation services to at-risk families, our team of dedicated staff and volunteers are in the home of over 500 families daily. We strive to ensure: • children are safe, healthy, and ready to learn • older adults and persons with disabilities remain safely in their own homes for as long as possible Our premise is straightforward — strengthening families provides a foundation for success, two generations at a time. Family Lifeline works to solve the root of problems, building on assets, and creating lasting impact.
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2325 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23220, US
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This morning, we planted a pinwheel garden in the Downtown museum's plant beds with Healthy Families Richmond and Family Lifeline in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month in Virginia. Pinwheels serve as a symbol of the safe and loving childhoods we want for all children.
Photos from Home Visiting Advocacy Day 2024. Thank you to everyone who showed up to say #HomeVisitingWorks!
We are pleased to announce Jennifer Case as Family Lifeline's next President and CEO, effective February 5, 2024. Jennifer is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and most recently the Executive Director of the Virginia Down Syndrome Association, leading the organization in growing its presence across the state. Jennifer’s appointment is a homecoming of sorts as she previously served 10 years at Family Lifeline in a variety of roles including a home visitor, clinical social worker, and program manager in both Growing Well and Living Well—supporting Early Childhood Home Visiting and Long-Term Support Services. Jennifer has expressed “excitement for the opportunity to return home to Family Lifeline, an organization that has always held a part of her heart and felt like home.” The Family Lifeline Board is grateful to Anna Hardin for serving as interim President and CEO during this transition. Anna brought a sense of calm, professionalism and good humor to her interim role, and she will return to her role as Senior Vice President of Programs. Everyone associated with Family Lifeline is excited as we enter a new year with new leadership. We embrace a bright future as we partner with families and individuals across Greater Richmond and Petersburg. We remain committed to delivering intensive home and community-based services to achieve an equitable, resilient community where families and individuals are connected, safe, and living a healthy, meaningful life. Please join us in congratulating and welcoming Jennifer back to the Family Lifeline team.
It's #GivingTuesday! This #GivingTuesday, consider giving the gift of connection to our families. If you are looking to donate dollars, look at the donation menu below to see how your dollars translate to the tools we use to bring health and hope into the home and visit familylifeline.org/donate. If you'd like to donate time, check out this link to see how you can get involved with Friendly Baskets of Cheer: https://lnkd.in/dAgzE9NT.
Looking for ways to get involved this #GivingTuesday? Look no further than Friendly Baskets of Cheer! For more information, visit https://lnkd.in/dAgzE9NT and click the "Baskets of Cheer Information" button.
The countdown to #GivingTuesday continues! Giving Tuesday is a global generosity movement, unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world. This Giving Tuesday, consider giving the power of connection to our families.
The countdown to #GivingTuesday has begun! This Giving Tuesday, we are focusing on connections. Because of support from generous community members like you, our connection to those we serve is stronger than ever. Will you support us in our mission to connect the Greater Richmond and Petersburg communities to resources that promote healthy living?