EMPOWERING INDIVIDUALS
Achieving Independence through Compassionate Care
At Foundations Family Services, we walk alongside adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, helping them thrive in their communities through meaningful, real-world experiences — guided every step of the way by compassion, respect, and creativity.
- About Us
Compassion in every moment, opportunity in every day.
Foundations Family Services is a Virginia-based community engagement provider supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Through person-centered care, real-world experiences, and a 1:3 staff-to-participant ratio, we help every individual we serve grow in confidence, connection, and independence.
- Person-Centered Plans for Every Participant
- Real-World Skill Building & Community Engagement
- Compassionate, Trained Staff with a 1:1, 1:2, 1:3 Ratio
Skill Building
Real-world practice in budgeting, communication, problem-solving, and navigating the community — guided by each participant’s individual goals.
Recreation & Wellness
Nature walks, art, music, group fitness, museums, and farmers markets — every outing chosen to spark joy, wellness, and self-expression.
Community Engagement
Volunteering, civic events, local shopping, and group outings that build real friendships and a true sense of belonging.
Transition Support
As needs change, we ensure graceful, person-centered transitions to the next right service — with families and care teams every step of the way.
- GET A FREE CONSULTATION
Get free help — or call us about enrolling.
(804) 300-3504
- OUR PROCESS
How We Get Started Together
Initial Consultation
We meet with you and your family to learn your loved one's story, goals, and dreams — at no cost, with no pressure.
Person-Centered Plan
Together with your support team, we shape a plan that aligns with your loved one's Individualized Service Plan (ISP) and dreams.
Daily Engagement
Your loved one joins our community — exploring, learning, and growing through meaningful real-world experiences every day.
Compassionate Care
Person-Centered
Real-World Growth
Our compassionate team leads with respect, patience, and creativity. We meet each person where they are — offering encouragement, structure, and the freedom to thrive. Every activity is rooted in our participant’s Person-Centered Plan, ensuring that every ¢ supports their goals and dreams.
Person-Centered Planning
Every participant's day is shaped by their own goals, interests, and ISP — never one-size-fits-all.
Safe, Reliable Transportation
Door-to-door transportation is fully provided, giving families peace of mind from morning pickup to afternoon drop-off.
- LATEST MOMENTS
Your Family's Peace of Mind Is Our Top Priority — Every Day.
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- WHAT FAMILIES SAY
Stories from the Families We Serve
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- QUESTIONS FOR US
Some Frequently Asked Questions
Choosing the right program is a big decision. Here are some of the questions families ask us most — and our team is always here to answer more, whenever you’re ready.
01. How is the program funded?
Adults age 18+ with a documented intellectual or developmental disability, a current Individualized Service Plan (ISP), and a willingness to engage in community-based activities with support.
02. Who is eligible to participate?
Adults age 18+ with a documented intellectual or developmental disability, a current Individualized Service Plan (ISP), and a willingness to engage in community-based activities with support.
03. Is transportation included?
Adults age 18+ with a documented intellectual or developmental disability, a current Individualized Service Plan (ISP), and a willingness to engage in community-based activities with support.
04. What does a typical day look like?
Adults age 18+ with a documented intellectual or developmental disability, a current Individualized Service Plan (ISP), and a willingness to engage in community-based activities with support.
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