The largest hunger relief program in the United States, SNAP helps more than 877,000 Virginians. Learn how you can help families living with food insecurity!
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When Marie heard about a friend who was fostering a child, she was surprised to hear that there were more than 5,000 children in foster care in Virginia and hundreds…
From Virginia Dept of Elections: Early in-person voting for the June 18 primary election begins Friday, May 3, and will continue through Saturday, June 15.
The REAL ID is an upgraded version of your driver’s license or ID card that has a star in the right corner. Get up to date on the detail here!
Celebrate Presidents Day by welcoming seventy-five new American citizens at VMHC with free cake, lemonade, and live music!
Early voting in the 2024 presidential primary is underway in the region. Check local government offices and county registrars for information.
Part of our job as parents is to build a more vibrant world for our families. Find out how policy advocacy at the General Assembly can make a difference.
Preventing child abuse and neglect isn’t easy. Lucy Block Rimington with Greater Richmond SCAN has strategies for community members to help keep kids safer.
Closet Factory Richmond has donated hundreds of bags to help kids in transitional housing situations. Now Caring Closet (through UMFS) needs help filling them.
On Election Day, Tuesday, November 7, show your “I voted” sticker and receive free admission to the VMHC galleries.
Some of the first treaties enacted in the territories that would become the United States were signed in Virginia and the indigenous tribes still honor them.
Voting absentee? HB1948 now requires absentee ballot voters to provide last four digits of their SSN and year of birth before returning their ballots.
