Grant Recipients
Grants for Healthy Eating Active Living
Colonial Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)
Healthy Eating Active Living Program: 16,000
Williamsburg-James City County School Division
School Health Initiative Program (SHIP): $770,000
Williamsburg-James City County School Division
Healthy Educational Appetizing Tasteful (HEAT) Summer Food Service Program: $30,000
Grants to Support Two Generation Family Services
Child Development Resources
Basic Operating Support: $237,000
City of Williamsburg
Child Health Initiative: $283,500
James City County
Child Health Initiative: $283,500
Grants for Healthy Aging
F.R.E.E. Foundation for Rehabilitation Equipment & Endowment
F.R.E.E. of Williamsburg: $30,000
Peninsula Agency on Aging
PAA Williamsburg $84,000
Williamsburg Area Faith in Action
All Transportation: $50,000
Grants for Integrated Care
Gloucester-Mathews Care Clinic
Chronic Care Collaborative: $300,000
Lackey Clinic
Chronic Care Collaborative: $500,000
Olde Towne Medical and Dental Center
Basic Operating Support: $500,000
Chronic Care Collaborative: $400,000
Grants for Behavioral Health Services
Colonial Behavioral Health
Greater Williamsburg Child Assessment Center (GWCAC): $284,500
Center for Child and Family Services, Inc.
Multicultural Counseling and Outreach Program: $70,000
The College of William & Mary, Flanagan Counseling Center
Play to Thrive: $95,000
Grants for Medication Access
Rx Partnership
Basic Operating Support: $66,000
Virginia Health Care Foundation
Greater Williamsburg Medication Access Program (GWMAP): $47,000
Other Grants
Colonial Behavioral Health
Intensive Outpatient Program: $25,000
Literacy for Life at the Rita Welsh Adult Learning Center
HEAL Program in Williamsburg: $20,000
Past Grant Recipients
Interested in our past grant awards? The following PDF Documents contain our Awardees from the last three years.
Foundation-Directed Program Profiles
Child Health Initiative
With funding and leadership from the Williamsburg Health Foundation, James City County, City of Williamsburg, Child Development Resources, and Williamsburg-James City County Public School Division have formed Care Teams and partnered to create an integrated and multi-disciplinary, two-generation, home-based service delivery approach that works in partnership with families to improve well-being. Eligible families are residents who indicate readiness to improve their health and well-being and who have multiple risk factors that require the services of several agencies. Each locality-based team works with approximately 30 families to assess their health and well-being, identify their needs, prioritize their goals, and develop service plans to achieve better health outcomes for their children. The program entails frequent contact with families, coordinated home visits, regular team meetings, and careful progress monitoring. This program uses a multi-generational approach to achieving better health outcomes.
The Chronic Care Collaborative
The Chronic Care Collaborative (CCC) was founded by WHF in 2007 to strengthen the care of chronic disease among the uninsured and under-insured in Greater Williamsburg. CCC members include Gloucester Mathews Care Clinic, Lackey Clinic, Olde Towne Medical and Dental Center, RxPartnership, and Virginia Health Care Foundation. Representatives from both Sentara and Riverside’s Williamsburg-based hospitals participate in meetings along with the Peninsula Health District of the Virginia Department of Health. With shared quality metrics, the CCC has become a model of continuous quality improvement and patient-centered care.
School Health Initiative Program (SHIP)
SHIP is a partnership between the Williamsburg-James City County Public School Division, the Williamsburg Health Foundation, and a multitude of community partners committed to working together to create a healthier community. SHIP’s mission is to improve the health and wellness of WJCC students and staff by supporting and promoting healthy eating and active lifestyle habits in the schools, homes and the community.
SHIP’s vision of success is when:
- there is a strong and sustainable culture of health and wellness for students and staff in every school
- parents and community organizations are sustaining support for the mission and goals of SHIP
- students and staff are achieving targets for health, wellness, and school engagement
For more information on SHIP, visit their website or Facebook page.
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