Providing a Voice for Survivors of Violence
Thrive Virginia provides emergency and support services to empower survivors of intimate partner and sexual violence. We provide a trauma-informed, voluntary, safe, and supportive environment for adult and child survivors in New Kent, Charles City, King William, and King and Queen Counties, as well as the Town of West Point.
For 24-hour crisis support, call our free and confidential hotline: 877-966-HELP (4357)
Our advocates can help survivors of all ages:
- Make sense of their current situation
- Learn more about domestic and sexual violence
- Create a safety plan
- Navigate the criminal and civil court systems
- Connect with community resources
- Take control of their life
Addressing Violence Before It Starts
Thrive Virginia works with community partners, including the schools in our four service areas, to provide violence prevention education for children, teens, teachers, parents, and community members. Our educators use evidence-based curricula and facilitation to engage participants in one or multiple sessions. We provide this programming in flexible formats to adapt to the needs of a particular site and have the most potential impact. If you would like to work with us on a project, classroom session or training, please contact us.
Thrive Virginia uses person-centered and collaborative services to empower those fighting poverty to achieve individualized prosperity and community connections.
Contact Info
Our NEW Address:
211 Rocketts Way
Suite 200
Henrico VA 23231
Phone:
804-362-6835
Domestic Violence
Hotline:
877.966.4357
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