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    HopeTree Family Services

    Founded in 1890, HopeTree Family Services supports individuals with specialized needs across Virginia through programs such as Treatment Foster Care, Therapeutic Group Homes, HopeTree Academy, Family Centered Therapy, Developmental Disabilities Ministry, and Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy. HopeTree is CARF accredited and designated as a Qualified Residential Treatment Program, offering trauma‑responsive, evidence‑based care. Licensed by DSS, DBHDS, and DOE, HopeTree serves roughly 1,000 individuals and families across more than 30 Virginia localities.

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    Springhouse School

    Springhouse is an intergenerational, vitality‑centered learning community in Southwest Virginia dedicated to creating a culture where all life thrives. Founded in 2014, the organization reimagines education through holistic, place‑based learning and strong community connection. Its offerings include a VISA‑accredited K–12 school, adult learning programs, a global online network, and a community print shop. Springhouse ensures accessibility for all, with no one turned away due to financial need.

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    Child Health Investment Partnership of Roanoke Valley

    CHIP of Roanoke Valley is an early childhood home‑visiting program that pairs young children and their caregivers with nurses and case managers to provide comprehensive health, developmental, and family support services. Its evidence‑based, two‑generation approach strengthens family stability by improving healthcare access, promoting early learning, and supporting parenting skills. Since 1988, CHIP has helped more than 28,000 children and families build healthier foundations for lifelong success.

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    Healthy Roots NRV

    Healthy Roots NRV (HRNRV) is a regional "network of networks" dedicated to strengthening connections and nurturing collaboration to enhance well-being across Virginia’s New River Valley. By intentionally aligning the efforts of diverse partners—including initiatives focused on aging, early childhood, healthcare access, and nutrition—HRNRV works to address complex community challenges through a shared purpose and collaborative action.

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    School-Based Health Alliance of Virginia

    The School-Based Health Alliance of Virginia (SBHAVA) started in June of 2025. SBHAVA is the state affiliate for the National School-Based Health Alliance. Our mission is to improve access to comprehensive, integrated health services through school-based health care, enhancing health and education outcomes for students, their families, and communities. The School-Based Health Alliance of Virginia is embarking on an ambitious initiative to integrate health care within educational settings, effectively transforming how students access vital health services. By embedding school-based health care into the existing educational infrastructure, the SBHAVA aims to create sustainable and community-centered access points for health care. The goal is to enhance the existing health systems' capacity to deliver coordinated and high-quality health services directly to students.