Information Access: Wall of Champions
Wall of Champions
- 6 Wheels Consulting, LLC
- AnnaCares, LLC
- The Arc of Virginia
- The Arc of Warren
- Autism Society of Central Virginia
- The Bailey Center for Special Needs
- Blue Octopus Consulting
- Capaz+IT
- Chesterfield Community Services Board
- City of Virginia Beach
- Commonwealth Autism
- Dash and Scout
- Disability:IN DC Metro
- The Disability Resource Center of the Rappahannock Area, Inc.
- Encompass Community Supports
- Endependence Center, Inc.
- Guardian Residential Services, LLC
- Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board
- Health & Joy Services
- Independence Employment Center
- Junction Center For Independent Living, Inc.
- Latinos in Virginia Empowerment Center
- New River Valley Disability Resource Center
- Northstar Academy
- Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center (PEATC)
- Resources for Independent Living Inc.
- Richmond Behavioral Health Authority
- Taking Action for Special Kids (TASK)
- Virginia Association of Centers for Independent Living (VACIL)
- Virginia Board for People with Disabilities (VBPD)
- Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)
- Virginia Community Health Worker Association, Health Promotion
- Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services (DARS)
- Aging Services
- No Wrong Door
- Roanoke Field Office
- Virginia Department for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (VDDHH)
- Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS)
- Communications
- Developmental Services
- Diversity Equity/Opportunity Inclusion
- Office of Community Network Supports
- Office of Provider Network Supports
- Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS)
- Civil Rights Unit
- Office of Chief of Staff – Public Relations & Communications
- Virginia Health and Human Resources Secretariat
[This is] an issue that isn’t owned by any one agency or organization. It’s really an issue that the system owns.
– Teri Morgan, Executive Director, Virginia Board for People with Disabilities
What Does Info Access Look Like?
Connecting with Peers
The Bailey Center for Special Needs shares info in many ways, like through their Caregivers and Coffee program. Each month, parents and other family members meet to support each other and share info. Volunteers provide childcare during these meetings. In August 2025, caregivers met Center staff and learned how to prepare their children for the school year.