We’re seeking licensed teachers! Join our rescheduled Special Education Teacher Job Fair on Wednesday, February 26. Learn more.
At the Villa, we don’t view stable housing as the finish line. While getting an individual or family into a home is the immediate priority, the wraparound supports that help them thrive there continue long after they have moved in. Our commitment to that long-term success was recently put into action at the Flagler Housing Success Center, where we were thrilled to host volunteers
At the Villa, we don’t view stable housing as the finish line. While getting an individual or family into a home is the immediate priority, the wraparound supports that help them thrive there continue long after they have moved in. Our commitment to that long-term success was recently put into action at the Flagler Housing Success Center, where we were thrilled to host volunteers from Atlantic Union Bank to kick off a series of job training workshops. They offered our participants practical, personalized guidance on everything from crafting resumes to navigating the complexities of today’s interview process. The current job market can feel intimidating for many of our program participants. Having experts on hand to provide these tools helps give the confidence needed to build toward financial independence. To help our families focus on their professional goals, we also made sure their home life was supported, too. Following the training, we provided gift cards and invited everyone to stock up on essentials from our food pantry and Welcome Home Room. It’s an immense challenge to look toward the future when a family is worried about basic necessities, and by removing some of those daily hurdles, we hope to create the
We are excited to announce that the GRTC bus line now includes two stops on our campus, making it easier than ever for individuals and families to access our services!
With a new school year right around the corner, we’re calling on our friends to help prepare our teachers and classrooms for the year ahead!
Our Sarah Dooley Center for Autism (SDCA) deeply believes in the transformative power of community-based instruction. By engaging with people in a variety of real-world settings like stores, museums and restaurants, students are able to build life skills that will support their independence as adults.
St. Joseph’s Villa and Henrico County announce the opening of a new Crisis Receiving Center (CRC) that will provide youth with rapid access to behavioral health services.
Our Sarah Dooley Center for Autism and Dooley School are hiring teachers and classroom assistants. If you’re a dedicated educator with a passion for helping children learn, grow and thrive, we’d love you talk to you!
Meet Mysonne, a 2021 Villa graduate who today proudly serves as a counselor for elementary students in our Dooley School. Mysonne says he discovered his passion for helping others while he was a student here himself, and that his educators set him on the path to tap into his potential.