What happens in the first five years of a child’s life sets the course for what’s to come. That’s why Sentara Cares grant funding makes possible child and family health supports through the Child Health Partnership. Nurses provide at-home support to partner families, offering medical care, information, and access to resources. In 2023, the Child Health Partnership helped more than 350 children grow up strong through access to complex medical and dental care, parenting support, and essential day-to-day services.
More Community Partnerships
Birth Sisters of Charlottesville
https://youtu.be/OOWcqYzs8B0?si=44CIBDXFLve7NTMJ While all women face challenges in childbirth, we know that these risks are especially severe for Black mothers. Maternal mortality is three to four...
Destiny Moore, Chronic Disease Management Program
"I can honestly say I feel like two different people from then and now." That's how community leader Destiny Moore, 32, of Charlottesville describes the...
The Journey Home
https://youtu.be/_hPZuFOR9Eo?si=mJ2LDIP--zjeAsdN To help families in crisis find a safe harbor, Sentara Cares grant funding supports The Journey Home in Louisa County. The home helps families...