Choice. Respect.
CRi is dedicated to providing personalized resources to people with mental health needs or developmental disabilities.
SPRING IS THE TIME TO PLANT SEEDS & WATCH THEM GROW!
As spring arrives, activity increases in the greater Washington Metropolitan area, more people are out and about, & there is so much opportunity for increased community engagement for all of us. Longer daylight hours encourage increased recreation & exploration, providing greater balance & wellness for everyone, especially for our individuals. Every act of kindness in our world plants a seed. You can help! Donate to the Spring Campaign today & help plant seeds that support spring recreation & provide immediate supports for people in your community with mental health needs & developmental disabilities.
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Who We Are
Dedicated to providing caring resources needed to live their best lives, CRi believes people can make choices on their own & live independent, full, & meaningful lives in the community. Since 1975, CRi has been relentlessly focused on what’s possible. By investing the respect, time & effort, CRi consistently finds positive ways to meet the needs of the people in local communities, and beyond.
What We Do
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 ambitious and bold plans to surround, empower, and connect people with services & caring support while providing a sense of belonging in their communities.
How can CRi Help?
Developmental Disabilities Services
CRi provides a wide-range of supports for individuals with developmental disabilities (DD) throughout Northern Virginia & in the Richmond area.
Mental Health Services
CRi provides a full complement of evidence-based mental health services with a goal of recovery for people with mental health needs.
Youth Services
CRi provides independent living support through housing to at-risk youth who are homeless, precariously-housed and/or aging out of foster care.
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Blair's Story
"My sister has been at the S. Glebe Rd. house for many years. While living there, she has definitely learned to live in harmony with others and to do her part. She has learned to do her laundry and keep up with personal hygiene on a regular basis. She has been encouraged, held accountable, and challenged by the staff..."
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“CRi has worked with people who have significant support needs who expressed an interest in living in their own apartment. They’ve done very creative things to make that happen. It’s not easy, takes a long time, and you have to jump through a lot of hoops.”
Government PartnerEmbRACE 5k Race & Fun Run
June 8th, 2018This community-fueled fundraising event begins with an inspiring send-off, and runners and walkers cross the finish line to a festive community celebration. Anticipate an energized atmosphere with families, friends, local corporate supporters, food, music and fun. Bring your family out to this community event, complete with race prizes, raffles, events for the kids, & MUCH more. Join CRi as we EmbRACE change & look to eliminate stigma in our communities!
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News from CRi
An Integration of Legal and Financial Planning Post Secondary School to Retirement—What You Need Know WHEN: Wednesday October 24, 2018 WHERE: ServiceSource Disability Resource Center, Third Floor 10467 White Granite Drive, Oakton, VA 22124 RSVP to Alex Roos at 703-970-3683 or alex.roos@servicesource.org
Keep ReadingRefreshed Brand Reflects Updates in Support Offerings and Continued Expansion
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Referrals & Admissions
Thank you for your interest in CRi’s supports. Our admission team works to make the referrals & admissions process as streamlined as possible for the individual and his/her family. Referral sources include case managers, physicians, insurance companies, and/or family members.
Volunteer
We LOVE Volunteers! Volunteers are essential in helping CRi provide diverse opportunities for community engagement for both the individuals we support and our friends and neighbors. Volunteer opportunities may include special event support, committee involvement, property maintenance, office support, and more.
Donate
Philanthropic support is vital to helping individuals with disabilities live their best daily life. With public funding at significant risk, we are dependent upon private contributions to give vulnerable individuals the life they deserve. Your generous gift will go to providing immediate supports for individuals in the local community.