360 Citizens believes in building a better tomorrow by providing an excellent education today. We design educational services and resources that help students succeed in empathy, being equitable, and beginning economically savvy. 360 Citizens has online classes in a variety of subjects, provides educational consultations, homeschool support, and more.

Partnering with a child and their family to build resilience during challenging times. Services offered include: Legacy building, End of life/bereavement support, Preparing for a funeral/celebration of life, Child, family and sibling chronic illness support, School re-entry after chronic illness, trauma or loss, Opportunities for therapeutic activities and self-expression.

The ABBA List nonprofit mission is: Transforming Lives. This resource website provides a comprehensive list of free help, support and resources in Hampton Roads. Information is added and updated monthly.

The Ability Center of Virginia delivers programs and services to children and adults with disabilities throughout Hampton Roads, the Peninsula, Virginia’s Eastern Shore and the Commonwealth of Virginia. Helping children and adults with disabilities lead productive, happy lives. ACVA has 3 programs available for participants to join; Ability Days, ArtWorks, and Camp Ability.

Advocating 4 Kids, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides training, coaching services, and direct advocacy support to parents of children with disabilities. We are a Culturally Responsive organization that respects the needs of Black and Brown Families.

​Aid Another provides inclusion programs that exclusively considers special needs families. Aid Another provides inclusive educational, cultural and recreational programs that are designed to improve quality of life, reduce isolation and enhance social settings.

Alabaster Concierge is a premier service provider to families in hampton roads area. We assist with running errands such as grocery store, helping busy moms take a break, busy families, personal shopper, post maternity care, newborn care, post office mailing, appointment scheduling and transportation.

Autism Society Tidewater Virginia (ASTV) is celebrating, over 40 years of non-profit services, education, advocacy, services, and support to children, youth, and adults with autism, their families and friends, and professionals who serve them.  We are a local affiliate of the national Autism Society, founded in 1965.

BabyQuip aims to help make traveling with little ones as stress-free as possible, by offering rentals of clean, safe, and insured baby gear. This includes full-size cribs, strollers, car seats. toy packages, beach gear and more! Serving Virginia Beach, VA and the surrounding area.

BEACH Community Partnership is a coalition of city, faith and nonprofit organizations on addressing homelessness. Families and individuals experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis can learn how to connect to the homeless service system in Virginia Beach and find organizations that provide support services, such as food, health services, basic assistance and more. See website for more details.

We offer both full-day early intervention services for children ages 2 to 6 and after-school ABA therapy programs for children ages 6 to 12. Our early intervention program focuses on school readiness, communication, social interaction, and motor development. Our after-school program helps school-aged children build confidence, strengthen peer relationships, and improve emotional regulation and daily living skills through structured activities guided by our experienced team.

Innovators in education for children who learn differently. Chesapeake Bay Academy is the only independent school in Southeastern Virginia dedicated to serving students grades 1-12 with a variety of learning differences including dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia, ADD/ADHD, twice exceptional learners (2e), language-based learning difficulties, auditory processing deficits, fine motor dysfunction, developmental delays, level 1 ASD, and other health impairments.

An educational, fun, parent run, Christian based co-op for families in support of the military. Non military are welcome.

Welcome to Come As You Are (Caya), a nonprofit organization devoted to empowering independence and fostering neuroinclusivity for neurodivergent young adults and adults across Hampton Roads, Virginia! Our mission is to cultivate autonomy, elevate self-esteem, and champion inclusivity through comprehensive behavioral, social, and workplace skill-building programs. At Caya, we are dedicated to creating an environment where every individual has the opportunity to thrive and succeed in both their personal and professional lives.  The READY workshop is a dynamic 12-week program designed to empower individuals with the skills and confidence needed for career success and independent living. Each week, participants will engage in interactive sessions focused on building resilience, enhancing self-advocacy, and developing personal growth strategies. From mastering job readiness to strengthening life skills, READY provides the tools, resources, and personalized support to help you take charge of your future, all while fostering a sense of community and connection along the way.

The Virginia Commonwealth ChalleNGe Youth Academy is a quasi-military alternative education program for youth seeking a structured academic setting. Serving Virginia residents, 15 1/2 – 18 years old, who have become off-track or withdrawn from public school.  Classes begin in January and July.

Our mission is "to connect the wishes and needs of children in Virginia Beach foster care with the generosity of our community. We provide the resources and support needed to give these children the opportunity to grow into positive and productive members of our community"

DIVAS, Inc offers programs to foster positive behaviors to women and girls within the community. Individual and group therapy is available for girls, adolescent females, families, and millennial women. Mentoring for girls ages 5-17. Mentoring programs are open to ALL GIRLS regardless of race or socio-economic background.

Providing Services including those focused on mental health, education, intellectual disabilities, and autism. Autism ABA, Community Based Mental Health, Educational Services, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Services, Outpatient Therapy, and Private Day School.

Kenna Hollingshead is a CAPPA trained Labor Doula based in Virginia Beach, Virginia, established in April of 2024. Schedule Your Free Consultation Today to learn how a Labor Doula can help you plan for your personalized birth!

Physical therapist, Baby-Led Sleep and Well-Being Specialist. Community Nature Movement Classes for pages 2-7 focus on gross and fine motor movement with a nature or outdoor theme each week.

Families of Autism Coming Together (FACT) offers a variety of programs and services for local children and young adults with autism, and their families. FACT Programming Includes: Camp GonnawannaGOagin’® | Ages 6+ Monthly Social Outings | Ages 13+ Leisure & Sports Programs | Ages 6+ including fine arts, life skills, performing arts, bowling, soccer, and more. Family Fun Days | All Ages & FREE! Welcoming of all ages and abilities The FACT Resource Center in Virginia Beach provides a supportive and nurturing environment through collaborating, cooperating, and cohabitating of multiple local programs serving the autism community. On-site resources include the Factivity hall,  board room, gymnasium, sensory gym, and quiet room. Space is available for programming, parties and special events (contact FACT for additional information).

Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek and Fort Story Fleet and Family Service Center

The Greater Hampton Roads Diaper Bank is a nonprofit organization that was created to provide emergency supplies of diapers to those in need. Organized list of participating community partners throughout Hampton Roads.

Kids love buses, trains and boats!  Why not take them on a free ride? Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) is the regional public transportation agency serving the communities of Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Virginia Beach. HRT provides affordable transit options designed to connect families to jobs, education, healthcare, and recreation. HRT offers a number of public transit services, including bus routes in all six cities, the Tide Light Rail in Downtown Norfolk, the Elizabeth River Ferry between Downtown Norfolk and Olde Towne Portsmouth, seasonal VB Wave trolley service at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, Paratransit in all six cities, the free Base Express at Naval Station Norfolk, and OnDemand Rideshare in multiple cities. HRT offers FREE rides to all youth age 17 and under with a paid adult and provides the Student Freedom Pass to youth ages 13 to 17 with free, unlimited access to all transit services, allowing them to ride independently. This free pass gives students an opportunity to get to school, extracurricular activities, and after school jobs. Regular adult fare for daily unlimited riding (check link for pricing) and discounted fare is available to those who qualify. HRT also provides four Free Fare days per year for all riders, on all modes. Free Fare days include Transit Equity Day in February, Earth Day in April, Juneteenth in June, and Election Day in November.   With so many options, families are able connect to nearby restaurants, attractions, hotels, and other destinations. Bicycle storage also offers a convenient way to enhance the recreation experience, with racks on all buses, light rail trains, and ferries.

Unique homeschool coop in Virginia Beach with a commitment to high-level secular instruction and developing a homeschooling community.