CRi is dedicated to providing personalized resources to people with mental health needs and/or developmental disabilities.
At CRi, advocacy is the heartbeat of our mission, driving us to champion the rights and well-being of individuals with mental health needs and disabilities. We are thrilled to share that one of CRi’s finest, Sheandar Peterkin, Director of Quality Improvement and Compliance, has recently been appointed to the Prince William Human Rights Committee in Prince William County, Virginia. The Prince William Human Rights Committee is a vital force dedicated to upholding human rights and fostering a place where everyone can live with dignity and respect. The committee's mission encompasses addressing critical issues such as housing and employment discrimination ensuring access to essential services. This not only highlights Sheandar’s remarkable contributions but also signifies a pivotal moment in our ongoing dedication to protecting human rights.
More CRi NewsDedicated to providing caring resources, CRi believes people can make choices on their own & live independent, full, & meaningful lives. Since 1975, CRi has been relentlessly focused on what’s possible. By investing the respect, time & effort, CRi finds positive ways to foster inclusion and meet the needs of the people in local communities.
CRi is transforming how at-risk youth & people with developmental disabilities or mental health needs live, work & play. Working closely together with each individual, we create plans to empower & connect people with services & support while providing a sense of belonging in their communities.
CRi provides a wide-range of supports for individuals with developmental disabilities (DD) throughout Northern Virginia & in the Richmond area.
CRi provides a full complement of evidence-based mental health services with a goal of recovery for people with mental health needs.
CRi provides independent living support through housing to at-risk youth who are homeless, precariously-housed &/or aging out of foster care.
"Learning about each other, where we come from, who we are, what we love, that's what it's all about," says Quinta Emefele, Program Director at Newbrook Loudoun. This is one of the most unique parts about CRi -- Embracing culture.
Read MoreOver the past year it has not been lost on me that there have been times where a staff member has had to work harder than usual, just due to changing staff and the intensity of demand that the job of managing the eight residents here requires. But it isn't just the work ethic that has caught my eye, but also the positivity that the staff has managed to keep up while shouldering their work. In fact unless you were watching closely, you would not believe that the status quo was any different, because the staff continue to treat their charges with respect, enthusiasm and dedication.
Kevin W.Join Us Tonight for a Night of Celebration and Support at The Barns at Wolf Trap
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We LOVE Volunteers! Volunteers are essential in helping CRi provide diverse opportunities for community engagement for both the people we support & our friends & neighbors. Volunteer opportunities may include special event support, committee involvement, property maintenance, office support, & more.
Philanthropic support is critical to helping people with disabilities live their best life. With public funding at significant risk, we are dependent upon private contributions to give vulnerable people the life they deserve. Your generous gift will go to providing immediate supports for people in the local community.