Virginia Health Care Foundation grants have improved the lives and health of more than 500,000 Virginians and have contributed mightily to building and strengthening the Commonwealth's health safety net.

VHCF health safety net grants are instrumental in helping uninsured Virginians and those in underserved communities receive the primary care they need.  These VHCF grants provide hundreds of thousands of dollars in funding each year to local initiatives that share our mission -- improving access to care for the uninsured and those living in areas with a shortage of primary care providers.

VHCF child health grants (Project Connect) have helped more than 40,000 young Virginians participate in FAMIS or FAMIS Plus, the state-sponsored health insurance programs for uninsured children.

VHCF RxRelief grants helped provide nearly $19 million in free medications for uninsured Virginians in 2007 alone.

From chronic disease care to dental services, pediatric care to mental health services, VHCF grantees are an essential part of Virginia's health safety net -- providing more than 1.6 million patient visits to-date.  

Explore the interactive map below to discover what VHCF's more than 250 funded projects have accomplished and how they are growing and strengthening the health safety net for Virginians statewide.