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CCC is a licensed adoption agency dedicated to assisting families in Virginia throughout their adoption process.

Services include:

• Placing a Child for Adoption

• Adopting a Child

• Home Studies

• Post-Adoption Support

Providing affordable housing and housing related services through developing, acquiring, owning, financing, and managing affordable properties.

Providing essential supplies to keep babies healthy and clean.

Nurturing children and families by alleviating food insecurity and enhancing health and well-being within our communities.

Finding and supporting foster parents to provide for children in need of a safe and loving home.

Providing assistance as a legal guardian for individuals deemed by the courts to be incapacitated.

Providing financial education to reach long term goals including:

• improving credit scores

• creating a budget

• purchasing a home

• avoiding foreclosure

Providing a safe and welcoming space to stay during the day, use phone chargers, find food, clothing and toiletries as available. See also Youth Hub.

Providing affordable, ethical consultations in a variety of immigration and legal situations.

Providing document translations and trained interpreters to support accurate and meaningful communication. Our interpreters are available across various fields, including health care, social and legal services, schools, and businesses.

Supporting pregnant woman to care for themselves and their baby whether they are considering becoming a parent or placing a baby for adoption.

Helping legally approved refugee arrivals settle into their new lives in Virginia.

Providing at-risk pregnant women, who plan to parent their child, with safe and stable housing—allowing both mother and child to thrive.

Meeting the immediate needs of people experiencing homelessness by connecting them with resources that will ultimately lead to stable, long-term housing.

Offering subsidized housing and case management for adults facing homelessness who have intellectual or developmental disabilities, mental illness, or compromised immune systems.

Providing employment placement and support.

• Develop new skills

• Get help job searching

• Prepare for interviews

Supporting young adults (ages 18-24) who are experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. Located in the Housing Resource Center in Richmond.