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2026 HCS/SEAC Resource Fair Participants
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2404 W Weaver Rd
Hampton, VA
A Brighter Side to ASD offers resources and support to the Autistic Community of Hampton Roads.
9001 Arboretum Parkway
Richmond VA 23236
More independence, greater financial security and a better quality of life – that’s the future ABLEnow is building. Save for today’s needs or invest for tomorrow in a tax-advantaged ABLE account that won’t impact the means-tested benefits critical to many with disabilities.
Autism Society Tidewater Virginia
3509 Virginia Beach Blvd
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
As the nation’s oldest leading grassroots Autism organization, the Autism Society and its approximately 70 affiliates serve over half a million people each year. By championing initiatives that advance equitable opportunities in healthcare, education, employment, safety, and public policy, the organization executes a national reach, with meaningful local impact. Through education, advocacy, support and community programming, the Autism Society works towards a world in which everyone is connected to the support they need, when they need it.
One BayPort Way
Newport News, VA 23602
BayPort Credit Union is committed to helping families build strong financial futures. We offer a variety of financial products, educational resources, and personalized support. BayPort representatives will be on site to answer questions and share information about financial services available to families, including those with family members who have disabilities.
Centerstage Academy of Performing Arts
4026 George Washington Memorial Hwy
Yorktown, VA, 23692
Joy of Acting at Centerstage is a supportive theatre class where students build friendships, explore emotions, and shine in an end of semester performance for friends and family featuring a play written by the students.
102 Pawpaw Place
Yorktown, VA 23693
C.H.A.T.S is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit, equine assisted therapy center located in Yorktown, Virginia. We offer horse therapy for families with children on the autism spectrum & other special needs. C.H.A.T.S utilizes concepts used in the Horse Boy Method & Movement Method. We are the only site on the east coast that offers these services. We strive to provide a safe space for families to come & receive services that are specially catered to their child’s interests, needs & academic levels!
Christopher Newport University
1 Avenue of the Arts
Newport News, VA, 23606
Christopher Newport University provides reasonable accommodations to students in order to access their education. We are your local University and are here to assist.
City of Hampton-PRLS-Therapeutic Recreation
4315 Kecoughtan Road
Hampton, VA 23669
Hampton Parks, Recreation, and Leisure Services Therapeutic Recreation division provides specialized services for individuals with disabilities in Hampton. Therapeutic recreation activities may include swimming classes, craft classes, trips, camps, adult programs, special events, and varied offerings every season. Our participant-to-staff ratio is appropriate to the needs of the group.
In addition, we provide accommodations upon request for individuals with disabilities in our general recreation programs. The Therapeutic Recreation staff will work with participants, parents/guardians, and staff to help ensure an enjoyable recreation experience. Advanced notice for any requests for accommodations are welcome.
11817 Canon Blvd Suite 402, Newport News, VA 23606
Community Knights’ purpose is to build a truly inclusive community. We provide access to individualized skill-building experiences for people living with disabilities.
DARS-Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services
5620 Cox Road
Glen Allen, VA 23060
We provide Pre-ETS and VR Services for Students with Disabilities
DBVI-Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired
6325 N. Center Drive #131
Norfolk, VA 23502
The Virginia Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired (DBVI) offers free specialized education and transition services that help children and teenagers with vision loss build independence, succeed in school, and prepare for life after graduation. These programs support families from early childhood through the transition to adulthood, ensuring students have the skills, confidence, and resources they need.
Direct Support Professionals, LLC
5248 Olde Towne Road, Suite 6
Williamsburg VA 23188
We are here to help people who want to get out of the house and live life.
Divine Intensive Inc.
1524 Merrimac Trl
Williamsburg Va 23185
DD/ID waiver provider looking to support your family with Divine Support
Eggleston Services/ Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services
645 J Clyde Morris Blvd
Newport News. VA 23601
Eggleston Services
Supporting Adults with Disabilities to Live, Grow, and Thrive
Eggleston provides supportive, person-centered services for adults with disabilities. Our goal is to help individuals build independence, develop life skills, and live meaningful, connected lives in their communities.
Our Services Include:
Residential (Group Home) Services
We offer safe, structured, and supportive living environments where individuals receive 24/7 care tailored to their needs. Our homes focus on independence, daily living skills, and a sense of community.
Day Support Program
Our day program provides engaging activities that promote social interaction, skill-building, and community involvement. Individuals participate in structured programming designed to enhance confidence, routine, and personal growth.
What We Focus On:
Building independence and daily living skills
Encouraging social connections and community engagement
Supporting personal goals and individual growth
Providing a safe, nurturing environment
Who We Serve:
Adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities who are eligible for services through Virginia’s waiver programs.
Interested in Learning More?
We welcome families and caregivers to connect with us, ask questions, and schedule a tour.
Sign up today to:
Schedule a tour
Learn about eligibility and enrollment
Speak with our team about the best fit for your loved one
Endependence Center
6300 E. Virginia Beach Blvd
Norfolk ,Virginia 23502
Endependence Center has VDDHH Technology Assistance Program equipment that helps individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing or have communication needs access tools that make everyday communication easier.
First Communication Bridge Outreach
223 E City Hall Ave
Norfolk VA 23510
Free phones , discounts on utility services , subsidized internet
Garris Group Family Services, LLC
804W. Mercury Blvd.
Hampton, VA 23666
We provide a safe, supportive, and nurturing home for individuals with developmental challenges and cognitive disorders. Our compassionate team is dedicated to helping residents build essential life skills, strengthen mental health, and gain independence—all within a warm and inclusive community.
Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast
92 Cedar Rd
Chesapeake, 23322
Learn more about Girl Scouts
Hampton 911 Telecommunications Center
22 Lincoln St, 9th Floor
Hampton, VA 23669
When to and not to call 911 and programs we have to offer citizens.
Hampton Healthy Families
6 W County Street
Hampton, VA 23663
With our comprehensive resources and services, we aim to encourage the best for all children, all families and our entire community. We offer parenting support services.
Hampton Mayor's Committee for People with Disabilities
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
We are a resource for non-profit organizations that assist Hampton residents that have disabilities.
HCS Food and Nutrition Services
1589 Wingfield Drive
Hampton, VA 23666
Hampton City Schools – Food & Nutrition Services
Our mission is to provide nutritious school meals and encourage healthy choices to fuel successful learning.
We proudly serve healthy, delicious meals to students each day to support their growth, focus, and success in the classroom.
Stop by our table to learn more about:
School meal programs
Smart Snacks
Menus
Celebrating your child’s birthday or special events
We are excited to partner with families as we fuel our future - one meal at a time!
HCS Science
1 Franklin Street
Hampton, VA 23669
The mission of Hampton City Schools Science Department is to prepare all students to be scientifically literate citizens and leaders in a world that is increasingly shaped by science and technology. The goal of our science programs is to actively engage our students to develop an understanding of and an enthusiasm for scientific discovery. We will encourage our students to generate and evaluate scientific explanations of the natural world and to productively contribute to scientific practices and discourse. This year emphasis will be placed on the successful preparation of our science students as we increase reading passages with science rigor, interactive science journals, technological platforms to enhance science learning, an increased focus on vocabulary, quarterly study guides, testing strategies to increase academic success and exposure to scientific careers. Our goal is to ensure that every student from K-12 has the necessary tools to excel in science utilizing the scientific engineering method.
HCS Social Studies
1 Franklin Street
Hampton, VA 23669
The Social Studies department is committed to ensuring that all students are college, career and life ready by offering a comprehensive social studies curriculum. The Hampton City Schools social studies curriculum focuses on ensuring students master the appropriate content knowledge, gain valuable career and life skills, and have opportunities to engage in the discourse of historical and current events.
HCS Transition Services
1589 Wingfield Drive
Hampton, VA 23666
Transition Services partners with teachers, families, and community agencies to prepare students for life after high school through individualized planning, skill development, and real-world experiences. We support students in exploring careers, building independence, and connecting to postsecondary education, training, and employment opportunities. Our goal is to ensure every student leaves high school with a clear, achievable path forward.
Helping Hands Empowerment Center
7100-C George Washington Memorial Highway
Yorktown, VA 23492
Helping Hands Empowerment Center is a community engagement and coaching program that supports adults with ID/DD. We provide social, recreational, and life skill activities that help individuals build confidence, independence, and meaningful connections in the community through Virginia waiver services.
HRCAP Head Start: Hampton Roads Community Action Program
610 Hampton Ave
Newport News, VA, 23607
Head Start Preschool (ages 4–5) and Early Head
Start (ages 0–3) supports children with early
learning, health, nutrition, and family
engagement that promotes school readiness
and overall development. The program also
provides specialized care for at-risk children,
helping every child get a strong start
Insight Enterprises INC.
303 Butler Farm Road
Hampton, Virginia, 23607
We are a center for independent living for persons with disabilities, working to help create self-advocacy skills for our consumers and to offer information and referral services.
We are also working with youth and their families encouraging participation in the Pre-ETs program. This program helps youth to be empowered in making decisions for their future, whether it be education or vocational training. We are invested in our youths future.
JBLE Langley School Liaison Program
45 Nealy Ave., Suite 207A
Hampton VA 23665
JBLE Langley School Liaison Office (SLO) is the conduit between military families, local schools, and installation command to support smooth PK-12 transitions for students. The SLO support PCS moves, deployment, homeschool and special navigation through fostering partnerships to ensure educational challenges.
Office of Accessibility Services at Virginia Peninsula Community College
99 Thomas Nelson Drive
Hampton, VA 23666
Hello! The Office of Accessibility Services (OAS) at Virginia Peninsula Community College (VPCC) is excited to join the upcoming SEAC/HCS Resource Fair. Our office provides reasonable accommodations for students with documented disabilities (such as extended test time, note-taking support, assistive technology, and more). Accommodations are designed to remove barriers for students and to ensure access to programs and services. Our team supports an educational environment for success, growth, and opportunity for all students. In college, students choose whether to share (self-disclose) their disability with OAS in order to receive accommodations — they don’t transfer automatically from high school. Additionally, meeting with OAS is confidential, and using accommodations does not appear on transcripts.
We encourage you to visit our table to learn more about topics like these, as well as our intake process, documentation requirements, the services our office provides, and more. We will have staff available to provide guidance, answer questions, and help connect you with available resources. We look forward to meeting you!
PEATC- Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center
403 Holiday Court, Suite 104
Warrenton, VA 20186
PEATC provides tools and information to empower Virginia students with disabilities (birth- age 26) and their families.
Project SEARCH/ VCU
705 Washington Bld
Fort Eustis VA 23604
What is Project SEARCH?
The Project SEARCH model is a one-year educational program for students with significant disabilities in their last year of high school. It is targeted for students whose main goal is competitive employment in the community. The program takes place in a business setting where total immersion in the workplace facilitates the teaching and learning process through continuous feedback and application of new skills. Students selected to participate in Project SEARCH will spend their entire last year of high school working in internships at Fort Eustis.
Reese Family Services, LLC
111 Research Drive
Hampton, VA 23666
Reese Family Services, LLC Residential and Day Support Services is a for-profit licensed provider service that supports individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. The company is dedicated and committed to providing quality service through training and support in both home and community settings by establishing quality of life, advocating for individual rights, liberties and opportunities for those with developmental disabilities and families with developmental disabilities to attain their individual goals.
Sarah Bonwell Hudgins Foundation
1706 Todds Lane, Box 194
Hampton, VA 23666
We look forward to meeting families and local resources.
SDW Consults
Virginia Beach, VA
If Your Child Has — or May Need — an IEP or 504 and You’re Feeling Overwhelmed, This Is For You.
We help families secure the services and support their students need to succeed in school — with clear explanations, strategic planning, and calm, confident advocacy at every step.
Smart One Inc
787 Wilderness Way
Newport News
Smart Onc Inc offers several programs to the special needs community that will allow them to work on their social skills, self esteem, self confidence. That will allow them to bulid a village for the parents and children,.
Special Olympics - Area 33
Newport News
Special Olympics offers a variety of sport programs for children & adults with special abilities
The Hampton Roads Workforce Council
999 Waterside Drive, Suite 1314
Norfolk, VA 23435
The Hampton Roads Workforce Council is committed to helping to prepare the emerging workforce for meaningful and successful occupations of the future. Through participation in NextGen, as well as in-school and out-of-school year-round programs designed for youth ages 14-24, participants learn workplace readiness and academic skills essential for reaching their career goals.
UCI Community
UCI Community is a transitional day support program designed for graduating high school students and young adults, helping them build independence, life skills, and confidence as they move into adulthood.
Uncharted Adaptive Fitness
227 Sherbrooke Dr
Newport News VA 23602
Uncharted Adaptive Fitness offers individualized fitness training for people with disabilities, including neurodivergence, developmental and intellectual disabilities.
United and Empowered Care, Inc.
101 Research Dr.
Hampton VA 23666
We work Adults and Children with Intellectual Disabilities we offer Grouphomes, Day programs and Sponsor Residential
United Way of the Virginia Peninsula
101 York Crossing Rd
Yorktown, VA
United Way of the Virginia Peninsula (UWVP) fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in our community. UWVP supports our nonprofit partners who have the programs and resources needed to assist ALICE. ALICE stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, yet Employed.
Unitus Family Services
2236 Todds Lane, Suite B
Hampton, VA 23666
Unitus Family Services is a compassionate, community-based organization dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities by providing personalized, high-quality care that promotes independence, growth, and community inclusion. Through services such as residential group homes, community engagement programs, in-home support, and life skills coaching, Unitus creates safe, structured, and empowering environments where individuals can thrive. Families can expect a collaborative approach centered on dignity, respect, and open communication, ensuring their loved ones receive the support they need to build confidence, develop essential skills, and live meaningful, fulfilling lives—because at Unitus, “Together We Strengthen Communities.”
VCU-RRTC Research
1314 W Main Street
Richmond, Virginia
CTI is a leader in providing resources and innovative models to support students with disabilities in their transition to adulthood. We help keep transition stakeholders updated on evidence-based practices that will assist students to reach their goals after high school.
VersAbility Resources, Inc.
2520 58th St.
Hampton, VA 23661
VersAbility's Supported Employment Program is designed to support people with mild to significant disabilities by matching them with career opportunities that align with their goals and interests. We take a person-centered approach to each and every individual we work with. More than 400 people with disabilities have jobs through this program in areas such as food service, warehousing, custodial services, retail, graphic design, hospitality, information technology, health care and more.
Virginia Air and Space Science Center
600 Settlers Landing Rd
Hampton, Va
The Virginia Air & Space Science Center is a primary focal point of the City of Hampton. As an active community partner, VASSC strives to build on the resources available to area youth to support workforce development. Interns at the Center can hone soft skills and explore workplace readiness through hands-on learning opportunities.
Virginia Peninsula Community College/Office of Accessibility
99 Thomas Nelson Dr
Hampton, VA 23666
The Office of Accessibility Services aids and serves the faculty, staff, and students at Virginia Peninsula Community College (VPCC) regarding the institution’s obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
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