Virginia Health Care Foundation

VHCF’s It Takes a Village provides access to maternal health care across Virginia. Click here to learn how to access care.
Masters-prepared Social Workers and Counselors can apply now for Boost!, a special initiative to help them become LPCs, LMFTs or LCSWs in Virginia.
544,000 Virginians have no health insurance.
More than 165,000 Virginians have obtained health insurance via VHCF.
Virginia's Medicaid/FAMIS programs are open for enrollment 365 days a year. Contact a Project Connect Outreach Worker for help applying.
VHCF has helped more than 378,753 uninsured Virginians obtain Rx medicines.
VHCF funding has supported more than 4 million patient visits.
Registration is now open for live, virtual SignUpNow workshops! To be added to the SignUpNow email list to receive workshop updates, please click here.
VHCF is the largest funder of Virginia’s dental safety net.
VHCF offers full scholarships for NPs to obtain a post-master's Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Certificate. Click here to learn more.

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VHCF touches the lives of thousands of Virginians every day.

Help with Health Care

The Virginia Health Care Foundation is a public-private partnership dedicated to increasing access to primary health care for uninsured Virginians and those in underserved areas.

Virginia Health Care Foundation Launches "It Takes a Village" to Bridge Critical Gaps in Mental Health Care for Moms Across the Commonwealth. This groundbreaking initiative makes low- or no-cost counseling available to pregnant and postpartum Virginians — both in-person and via telehealth — with services offered in English and Spanish.
2025 Profile of Virginia's Uninsured The 2025 Profile shows the lowest uninsured rates in Virginia since VHCF began tracking them in 1996! Learn about Virginia’s uninsured, including those who may be eligible for Medicaid/FAMIS or financial assistance on the Marketplace.
The Virginia Health Care Foundation has awarded $814,167 in grants to 13 Virginia organizations across Virginia. VHCF has awarded $814,167 in grants to 13 nonprofit organizations throughout Virginia to increase access to behavioral health, medical and dental care for uninsured and medically underserved Virginians.