About Prevent Child Abuse Virginia
Virginia's leading nonprofit dedicated to disrupting the cycles of child abuse, neglect and poverty by providing statewide leadership, evidence-based prevention strategies, home visiting, family support and education, professional development, and public awareness.
Focus Areas
Child abuse preventionHome visitingParent education (Parents as Teachers)Family support servicesEarly childhood developmentTraining and technical assistanceAdvocacy
Who They Fund
low-income familiesat-risk children (infants and young children)pregnant womenparents / primary caregivers
Funding Style
About Prevent Child Abuse Virginia
Prevent Child Abuse Virginia centers its giving on case management and family resource center services for low-income, at-risk children and pregnant women. The largest recent awards show that pattern clearly: $889,865 to Children's Health Investment Program in Chesapeake for case management and family resource center services, and $598,440 to New River Community Action Agency in Radford for the same mix of supports. The foundation also backs related prevention services in other Virginia communities, including Family Lifeline in Richmond, Child Health Partnership in Charlottesville, and People Incorporated of Virginia in Abingdon. The grant list points to a funder that invests in direct service for families facing multiple needs at once. Several awards are repeated across consecutive years, suggesting sustained support rather than one-off project funding. In addition to case management, some grants explicitly support developmental screening initiatives and family resource center services, fitting the foundation’s broader emphasis on early intervention, parent support, and connections to community resources. Its recent giving is fully in Virginia, and the recipients range from health-focused partnerships to community action agencies and family-support organizations.
What Prevent Child Abuse Virginia Funds
Child abuse prevention and early intervention are visible across the grant list through case management for low-income, at-risk children and pregnant women. Children's Health Investment Program in Chesapeake received $624,496 in 2023 and $606,777 in 2024 for case management services, reinforcing a sustained service model. Family resource center work is another clear thread. New River Community Action Agency in Radford received $456,742 in 2024 for case management and family resource center services, while Quin Rivers Inc Dba Thrive Virginia in Sandston received $246,388 in 2025 for family resource center services. The foundation also supports developmental screening. Child Health Partnership in Charlottesville received $436,956 in 2025 for case management and a developmental screening initiative. In Richmond, Liberation received $246,022 in 2025 for family resource center services, showing how the funder links prevention with neighborhood-based family support.
How Prevent Child Abuse Virginia Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$4.4M
Total Assets
$2.7M
Total Revenue
$7.8M
Total Expenses
$7.8M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $246K and $458K, with a median of $409K.
25th Percentile
$246K
Median
$409K
75th Percentile
$458K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
JAMIA CROCKETT
Accepts unsolicited proposals
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