Welcome to Child Health Partnership.
Support our work to continue to provide at-home support to children and parents to promote health and wellbeing of families facing challenges in our community.
Join us for our first A Seat At The Table: A Charity Cooking Demonstration at Glenmore on Saturday, March 1st from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. The event will take place at The Club at Glenmore with a cooking demonstration by their Executive Chef Frederick Nussbaum, a 3-course food tasting, beverage pairing, a silent auction, speaker’s circle and pre-event reception.
To purchase tickets click here. To learn more about the event and how you can support our critical work click here.
Learn more about our Free Developmental Screenings and the work being done at Child Health Partnership! Click here for more information.
Child Health Partnership is partnering with Cville Sock Love this holiday season to raise donations of socks for infants to 5 years of age. To participate in this donation drive please drop off sock donations to the following places from December 2nd to December 31st:
Alakazam Toy Store
First United Methodist Church Preschool
St. Mark’s Lutheran Preschool
VA Discovery Museum
Our approach
Because a child’s first five years of life are so important, we want to help families provide the best start for their child.
We meet families and children in their homes. At Child Health Partnership we provide at-home support to children and parents to promote the health and well-being of families facing challenges in our community. We provide families with child development and positive parenting education, at-home support to low-income families with prenatal and postpartum nursing education and support to boost positive birth outcomes, developmental screenings for children age 0 to 6 years, health and education support, self-sufficiency and resource sharing.
Our services meet the standards of success established by Families Forward Virginia and CHIP of Virginia. At Child Health Partnership we serve low-income local families with infants and young children, pregnant or parenting teens and many refugee and immigrant families.
Our Impact
Since 1991, Child Health Partnership has served over 5,500 children from 3,500 families in our communities.
“Child Health Partnership has been supportive in my goals as a mom and in my personal life. I’ve achieved goals with staff support, even during tough times. There’s always hope.”
Hear from our families on how Child Health Partnership has supported them and their children in our community.
Support Child Health Partnership
Make a difference in the life of a child and make a donation today!
