No Wrong Door is a statewide network designed to connect individuals with vital long-term services and support systems. A national leader in person-centered care, No Wrong Door offers access to over 27,000 programs and services, supported by 600+ professionals. Annually, it serves over 60,000 individuals, empowering you to evaluate options and make informed decisions.
As a national leader in person-centered care, No Wrong Door Virginia empowers individuals and families to explore available options and make informed decisions. In the Greater Richmond area, No Wrong Door also serves as an Aging and Disability Resource Center, offering information and referrals to connect individuals with the services they need.
Whether you’re seeking home-delivered meals, transportation, healthcare services or other essential support, No Wrong Door provides you with resources that help you and your loved ones live with independence, dignity and confidence.
To get assistance or become a certified partner, contact:
Colleen Wilhelm
Phone: (804) 822-3063
Email: [email protected]
To learn about additional resources in your community visit Virginia Easy Access. Here, you’ll be able to access thousands of local resources, explore tools on your own or with certified professionals, and live chat with Virginia 211 operators to find answers to your questions.
- Service Finder: Locate resources in your area, including housing options, in-home services, transportation programs, and more.
- Social Health Connector: Create a personalized Social Connection Plan to help build and enhance your social connections.
- Safety Connector: Find information on supporting safety and wellbeing, including how to prevent elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
Brain Injury Services: Access resources and support information for individuals affected by brain injury.
Special tools within Virginia Easy Access include:
Locate resources in your area, including housing options, in-home services, transportation programs, and more.
Create a personalized Social Connection Plan to help build and enhance your social connections.
Find information on supporting safety and wellbeing, including how to prevent elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
Locate resources in your area, including housing options, in-home services, transportation programs, and more.
