Inspiring Hope. Changing Lives.
who we are
Catholic Charities of Eastern Virginia
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A nonprofit human services organization serving all people, families and communities in need across Southeastern Virginia.
Since 1932, Catholic Charities of Eastern Virginia has been dedicated to providing supportive services to ensure that the dignity and sanctity of every life is upheld, helping stabilize families to create stronger, healthier communities.
Compassion
Serving all people with dignity and respect, honoring everyone’s worth. As one of the non profit organizations serving Southeastern Virginia, we are driven by empathy to ease suffering and meet the needs of those we serve.
Collaboration
Forging strong partnerships with non profit charity organizations, community groups, individuals, and systems to create meaningful, lasting solutions that meet the needs of those we serve. Engaging in selfless teamwork to advance the well-being of the community.
Respect
Honoring the inherent dignity, rights, and experiences of every person, especially those who are most vulnerable. Stewarding the resources entrusted to us with integrity and accountability, recognizing their impact on the lives we serve.
The impact we make
Our Work Makes a Difference
families and individuals served annually and growing
what we do
Give a Future Full of Hope
Changing lives, walking families out of crisis to stable, sustainable futures.
Distributing diapers and parenting resources
More than 73,000 diapers distributed and more than 2,200 families provided with pregnancy & new parent support, baby supplies and clothing.
Family gathers together during a special event
Providing mental health for all ages
1,000 counseling sessions provided. 240 clients served.
Preventing eviction
$451,767 distributed in eviction prevention and other special assistance to help stabilize housing.
Helping care for seniors
Over 4,700 hours of respite and companion services provided to 39 families caring for elderly loved ones at home.
Explore Our Programs
Budget and Credit Counseling; Home Buyer and Mortgage Default Counseling; Financial Education Classes; Financial Assistance; Disaster Case Management; Disaster Preparedness Classes
For those deemed incapacitated by the courts who have no family able to care for them.
Counseling for Children, Adolescents, Adults, Couples and Families; Telehealth Available.
Strive, Aspire and Ascend goal-based programs for mothers, Parenting Support and Baby Care centers for families, Grandparents as Parents Kinship support group services.
How you can help
We provide programs that move families out of crisis from surviving to thriving.
All ages. All stages of life. All people in need.
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Need Help? Find the assistance you need and contact us
Help us send emergency aid to crisis zones worldwide.
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Give Help! Learn more on ways you can make a direct impact for neighbors in need.
You can make a huge difference to your community and the young people in it.
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Join Our Team! See positions open
Support those who served us with a one-time or monthly donation.
Testimonials
CCEVA addresses these issues through a range of services such as mental health counseling, financial and housing counseling (including assistance), senior services, guardianship, and adoption and parenting support.
Community Partners
Frequently Asked Questions
Can CCEVA help me find resources if I am unsure where to start?
Yes. CCEVA helps people navigate resources through referrals, contact information, and connections to external assistance. If you are unsure which program fits your situation, contact our team for guidance.
Does CCEVA operate a food pantry?
CCEVA does not operate a food pantry at its offices. If you need groceries or food assistance, you can use the Food Pantries directory to find a nearby location and check its distribution details.
How can I volunteer with CCEVA?
Contact hr@cceva.org or call 757-456-2366, extension 3016, to ask about opportunities that match your skills, interests, and availability. Translation volunteers are also needed. Visit our Give Help page to access volunteer information and the intake form.
Can I donate goods instead of money?
Yes. CCEVA accepts in-kind donations to support its baby CARES Center, seniors, and adult clients with disabilities. Review the wish list on our Give Help page to identify requested items, and contact the team before arranging a donation.
Where can I read CCEVA’s annual reports?
Annual reports are available on our About Us page. They offer a closer look at the organization’s work and provide a useful starting point for community members, donors, and prospective partners who want to learn more.