Project Discovery
Charles City High School, 211 Rocketts Way, Suite 200, Henrico, VA 23231
About
Thrive Virginia Youth Programs offers domestic violence and sexual assault intervention and prevention, supportive advocacy services to survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual violence, and a 24 hour hotline. The program provides children's counseling, summer day camp, a feeding program for children who live or attend school in King William County or King and Queen County, and meal bags with easy to prepare meals to children during extended school breaks. It also offers domestic violence and sexual assault prevention education in schools and the community, educational outreach through the Project Discovery curriculum for students in grades 9–12 in Charles City County and King and Queen County, and resources to help students transition to post-secondary education.
Thrive Virginia Youth Programs offers support to families during pregnancy and the first few years of a child's life, including home visits to promote positive parenting and improve childhood outcomes. The program provides family coaching through a whole family approach, with Family Coaches working with families to solve problems, access resources, and sharpen existing skills. It also offers utility arrears assistance, distribution of food gift cards during COVID-19, financial and housing education and counseling, coaching with health resources and basic needs, and connections to employment training and opportunities.
The program includes court advocacy, supportive counseling, safety planning, and children's counseling. Thrive Virginia employs a whole-family approach that identifies the risk factors that undermine a family's overall well-being and focuses on early childhood development, access to post-secondary education opportunities, economic asset growth, optimal health and well-being, and social capital.
Thrive Virginia is a 501c3 non-profit founded in 1970 as part of the Economic Opportunity Act to fight poverty. Its mission is that Thrive Virginia uses person-centered and collaborative services to empower those fighting poverty to achieve individualized prosperity and community connections. Through its Education and Social Capital Program, Thrive Virginia provides a feeding program to children who live or attend school in King William County or King and Queen County and offers domestic violence and sexual assault prevention education in schools and the community.
Testimonials from participants include statements such as, "I gained courage to get out of an ongoing domestic abuse relationship," and "My Thrive family has been a vital lifeline in my recovery." Other comments include, "Thrive VA does make a difference. You guys literally saved us from being homeless," "Thrive counselors helped me learn how to calm my anxiety," and "My family received assistance for back rent ....We are currently still in our home because of Thrive Virginia." Additional feedback notes, "They let me know what to expect when going to court and how to seek a legal divorce," "This is hands down been the most positive, life-changing experience I have ever had," and "Thrive VA gives me the support system I never had."
Last updated July 17, 2026.
Thrive Virginia Youth Programs offers support to families during pregnancy and the first few years of a child's life, including home visits to promote positive parenting and improve childhood outcomes. The program provides family coaching through a whole family approach, with Family Coaches working with families to solve problems, access resources, and sharpen existing skills. It also offers utility arrears assistance, distribution of food gift cards during COVID-19, financial and housing education and counseling, coaching with health resources and basic needs, and connections to employment training and opportunities.
The program includes court advocacy, supportive counseling, safety planning, and children's counseling. Thrive Virginia employs a whole-family approach that identifies the risk factors that undermine a family's overall well-being and focuses on early childhood development, access to post-secondary education opportunities, economic asset growth, optimal health and well-being, and social capital.
Thrive Virginia is a 501c3 non-profit founded in 1970 as part of the Economic Opportunity Act to fight poverty. Its mission is that Thrive Virginia uses person-centered and collaborative services to empower those fighting poverty to achieve individualized prosperity and community connections. Through its Education and Social Capital Program, Thrive Virginia provides a feeding program to children who live or attend school in King William County or King and Queen County and offers domestic violence and sexual assault prevention education in schools and the community.
Testimonials from participants include statements such as, "I gained courage to get out of an ongoing domestic abuse relationship," and "My Thrive family has been a vital lifeline in my recovery." Other comments include, "Thrive VA does make a difference. You guys literally saved us from being homeless," "Thrive counselors helped me learn how to calm my anxiety," and "My family received assistance for back rent ....We are currently still in our home because of Thrive Virginia." Additional feedback notes, "They let me know what to expect when going to court and how to seek a legal divorce," "This is hands down been the most positive, life-changing experience I have ever had," and "Thrive VA gives me the support system I never had."
Last updated July 17, 2026.
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