25 Stories of Impact: Story #19

Virginia Dental Association Foundation, 2020 CFDRR Competitive Grant Recipient

According to VDAF:  The overall goal of the Donated Dental Services (DDS) program, supported by a CFDRR grant, is to restore eligible seniors and adults with disabilities to good oral health.  DDS matches them with volunteer dentists, specialists, and dental laboratories that provide comprehensive treatment free of charge in their private offices and clinics.  Mr. WS is a 64-year-old male who suffers from Type II Diabetes, hypertension, and Stage 4 kidney disease.  He is also the primary caregiver for his wife, who recently had brain surgery and requires full-time care.  Life is quite challenging for Mr. WS, and caring for his dental needs through the DDS program has been a great relief to him.

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25 Stories of Impact: Story #18

Community Improvement Council – Head Start, 2020 CFDRR Competitive Grant Recipient

According to CIC: Even though we are uncertain of the degree to which COVID has placed stress on our children and families, we are certain it had an impact on social and emotional development.  Teaching staff completed five weeks of the Conscious Discipline course, funded by CFDRR, giving real life examples on how to be proactive and not reactive to behavior problems.  The teaching staff now have additional resources to support students experiencing the effects of traumatic events.  We believe this training and curriculum was implemented in our program at the perfect time.

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25 Stories of Impact: Story #17

City of Danville – Department of Social Services, 2020 CFDRR Competitive Grant Recipient

According to DSS: This year has been extremely difficult for many families due to job loss and/or reduced hours resulting from the effects of COVID-19.  The funds provided by CFDRR made it possible to assist seventy-five adults and fifty-four children to avoid homelessness by providing them with adequate housing.

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