For 45 years, CRi has worked to promote choice, respect & independence for people with intellectual & developmental disabilities & mental health needs. As one of the area's leading organizations for people with disabilities, CRi's accolades are often in the news. This page includes the most up-to-date news, publications & other content from CRi, partners, the local community & beyond.
Honor recognizes significant contributions to landscape of supports and services for people with intellectual, developmental disabilities
Keep ReadingThe silver lining? You can help! Join CRi for a Virtual Embrace 5K & Fun Run Fundraising Challenge to help raise CRITICAL resources during these uncertain times. Awards for the top three fundraisers!
Keep ReadingDid you know that the CARES Act relief initiative now allows taxpayers to deduct up to $300 of their cash donations to qualifying organizations without itemizing deductions?
Keep ReadingLike all of you, we have been reading with interest the various news items on the Coronavirus. In addition, our entire management team has been working with our President & CEO, Arthur Ginsberg, to review and reinforce our emergency plan preparations. Here is a snapshot of what we are doing.
Keep ReadingOn February 20, 2020, CRi President & CEO Arthur Ginsberg announced a new fund that will provide tuition assistance & reimbursement to CRi Employees pursuing advances in their education.
Keep ReadingOn January 26, 2020, CRi President & CEO, Arthur M. Ginsberg, was presented with a $250,000 check during church services at Grace Community Church in Arlington, VA.
Keep ReadingFunding in Support of People with Mental Health Needs & Developmental Disabilities in Virginia
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CRi is pleased to announce the launch of the new Emerging Leaders Council in 2020.
Keep ReadingFive people with disabilities have moved into the house since Falls Church sold the property to CRi.
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A personal visit is often the most effective means of communicating with a legislator & working toward social change. Last week, CRi invited Delegate Betsy Carr to visit a recently opened & relocated program in the Richmond area, the Nicolet Home
Keep ReadingLast week, CRi President & CEO Arthur Ginsberg & VP of External Affairs Kelsey DeWispelaere participated in a candid conversation with Delegate Hala Ayala & the staff & residents at our Peachtree Home in Lake Ridge, VA. As a single, working mother of two, Delegate Ayala is an outspoken advocate for families in Prince William County & was an amazing part of a necessary conversation regarding disability support in our area.
Keep ReadingGrace Community Church launches a Capital Campaign with the goal of building a better community.
Keep ReadingFALLS CHURCH, Va. - Next month, five people with intellectual disabilities will move into Miller House, a group home in Falls Church as part of their journeys toward independence. It's the first of its kind in the city, but it's one of 45 homes that the nonprofit CRI has built for people who need the extra help.
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Keep ReadingAn 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
Keep Reading11 October, 2018 | 3-6pm (Ribbon Cutting at 4pm)
Keep ReadingCommunity Residences, Inc. Announces Contract Award - Funding Will Greatly Impact Housing Opportunities for Local Individuals with Disabilities
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