Welcome
to The Planning Council website! We are glad you are interested in
the important work we do and the information we can provide.
The Planning Council’s mission is to plan,
develop and manage human services to improve the quality of life
in the communities we serve. The Planning Council is a member of
the National Association of Planning Councils and the United Way
of South Hampton Roads. Every year we touch thousands of lives:
preventing homelessness; licensing and training child care providers;
offering crisis intervention and connections to resources; helping
parents balance work and family; and working with communities to
solve human service problems.
We
invite you to peruse the programs and information throughout our
pages and to contact us with questions, comments or applications
for programs.
NEW! Regional Homeless Needs Assessment 2010.
NEW! See the 2009 Annual Report
NEW! See
the 2009 edition of Investment in Priorities! (may take 1 min. to load)
See also Investment in Priorities Issue Papers:
- Early Childhood Education | Access to Health Care | Homelessness | Graduation Rates | Suicide
See the 2008 edition of The Report Card!
See the 2009 Greater Williamsburg edition of Investment in Priorities.
See How to Live Economically in South Hampton Roads 2010 Edition!
The Community Connections Resource
Guide is found here. Also, find out what
you can do to help, and review the Ecomomic
Impact of the Child Care and Early Education Industry. The Smart Beginnings website can be found here!
See who's caring for our children here!
NEW! To inquire about eligibility into the Homeless Prevention Program, a referral form may be completed by any homeless assistance agency in the cities we serve, or you may download the Application form here for the PDF or here for the Word format.
SEARCH OUR VIRGINIA CHILDCARE RESOURCE AND REFERRAL DATABASE TO LOCATE LICENSED OR REGULATED CHILDCARE PROVIDERS IN SOUTHAMPTON ROADS!
Visit Housing Connect.org HERE!
Want to learn about our Crisis Line? Visit our new Crisis Line website.

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