Family Lifeline - CHIPS
Our Mission
CHIP stands for Children’s Health Involving Parents because the program partners with parents to make sure children are healthy and ready to learn. Our belief is that comprehensive health care and a nurturing environment are the cornerstones of every young child’s physical and emotional development and the foundations of school readiness, effective learning, and future success. CHIP helps families become more stable and independent because it works with them in the home to develop unique solutions based on the family’s specific needs.
Services
- Education - Parenting
- Health Services - Asthma
- Health Services - Dental
- Health Services - Home Health Care
- Health Services - Immunizations
- Health Services - Medical
- Mental Health Services / Behavioral Issues
Eligibility
Services are available to low-income expecting parents and parents with children under the age of six years who live in the Central Virginia region, specifically the cities of Richmond and Petersburg, as well as portions of Henrico and Chesterfield Counties. Asthma case management by a registered nurse for children up to 18 years is available to families.
Comments
CHIP provides primary and secondary prevention services to pregnant women and families with children up to the age of 6 years. In addition, CHIP provides asthma case management for children up to the age of 18 years.
Other Details
- Accepts Volunteers: Yes, ages 18 and over
- Ages: 0 to 18
- Fees: Yes, call for information
More Information
For more information please contact:
Children’s Health Involving Parents of Richmond (CHIP)
2325 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23220
Email Children’s Health Involving Parents of Richmond
Children’s Health Involving Parents of Richmond Website
Primary Contact: Jessica Lacks, Program Manager, CHIP
Secondary Contact: Emily Quinn, Community Liaison
Phone: 804-249-5414
Fax: 804-285-3701