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lifetime IMPACT

6,000+
individuals in mental
health treatment were impacted

93%
of our funding goes straight to the micro-grant beneficiary*

30 Years

of supporting the community

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We invite you to become a part of helping a person along their path to recovery.

  • $100 will pay for a recreation center pass so a person with medical issues can begin a path of healthy exercise

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  • $15 will pay for an ID card so a person who has been offered a job can accept it and begin working

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  • $2,000 will pay for dental work including crowns and bridgework so a person can regain healthy oral hygiene and prevent infection and pain

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  • $1,000 will start a person off in safe, subsidized housing

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  • $200 will pay for certifications so a person may become a certified nursing assistant

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Our Foundation receives dozens of these heartfelt requests from people with no other available options, and we want to provide that funding to give them hope and a new direction.

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SUCCESS STORIES

Northern Virginia Mental Health Foundation has helped over 6,000 individuals in the last 30+ years of service. 

We’ve helped individuals in treatment for Serious Mental Illness receive funding for medical co-pays, dental work, subsidized housing, and more. Trauma and mental wellness are community challenges that we must tackle together. Each investment in an individual’s wellness, no matter how small, can have an incalculable impact.

Debt Relief

“Individual was able to pay off half of his outstanding rental debt with the assistance of this grant…. Individual was unhoused/in a shelter for over one year prior to current housing arrangement, which was fairly stressful for him… maintained stable housing is integral to his overall well-being and daily functioning.”

Health and Wellness

“The client reports that her back pain has reduced significantly due to having a new mattress….The client has made significant progress towards increasing her physical activity to improve her physical health….due to her reduced back pain she has been able to engage in walks 2-3x weekly….an accomplishment for the client.”

Rental Assistance

"A grant helped an individual move and avoid a potential eviction that could have resulted in homelessness… He has made new friends…is engaged in more productive activities in the community…. addressing health concerns with encouragement and support from peers."

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