Six local single moms received a total of $65,000 to cover the costs of childcare while they further their education through a new United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg scholarship program.
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United Way to launch âWomen Riseâ program to support single moms with child care scholarships
United Way to launch âWomen Riseâ program to support single moms with child care scholarships By Sarah Bloom | April 29, 2021 at 3:30 PM EDT - Updated April 29 at 7:39 PM
PETERSBURG, Va. (WWBT) - Single moms face some of the biggest challenges when it comes to furthering their education. One of them is the expense of child care. But United Way has a new plan to help some of those moms.
The juggling act to raise kids and make a living can be exhausting, not to mention the financial toll of child care.
Data show large disparities in access to healthcare across Central Virginia
New data released by the United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg revealed large disparities in access to healthcare across Central Virginia.
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RICHMOND, Va. New data released by the United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg revealed large disparities in access to healthcare across Central Virginia.
The report, which was released on Thursday, aimed to shed light on the inequities that exist disproportionately from locality to locality.
âPeople without health insurance often receive less medical care and have worse health outcomes than people with insurance,â according to a press release. âUnited Wayâs Equity Data Series identifies disparities through the lens of the organizationâs Steps to Success framework, a set of nine areas that guides the nonprofitâs work in the community.â
How the United Way helps young students thrive
In our region, one in six kids are starting kindergarten without the skills ready to even begin school; skills like standing in line or raising your hand in the classroom. The United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg is trying to change that.
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RICHMOND, Va. - In our region, one in six kids starts kindergarten without the skills ready to even begin school; skills like standing in line or raising your hand in the classroom. The United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg is trying to change that.