Histoire et mission
Richmond Behavioral Health Foundation (RBHF), the 501(c)(3) non-profit entity of Richmond Behavioral Health (RBH), partners with people and organizations to create opportunity, provide resources, and secure needed funding. Together, we fearlessly champion the health, wellness, and recovery of individuals and families in our community, bringing essential care to children and adults through crisis intervention, mental health services, developmental support, primary medical care, and substance use treatment and prevention. RBH relies on community support to serve over 13,000 people a year – about 5% of Richmond’s population – regardless of ability to pay. Our vision is for an inclusive, healthy community where individuals have the courage to believe in a better tomorrow and are inspired to reach their highest potential. Our work together as a community is vital, because a society of wholly healthy individuals creates a vibrant, safe community.
La RBHF a été créée en 2010 pour soutenir les services et les programmes de la RBHA - et les personnes qui bénéficient de ces services.
Last year, RBHA served over 13,000 individuals - that's greater than 5% of the City's population. Approximately 30% of those we serve do not have insurance or any means to pay for services. Approximately 35% of the individuals served are children.
Priorités de financement
La RBHF sert à soutenir le travail de la RBHA en appuyant les programmes et les services pour lesquels il existe des lacunes dans le financement ou pour lesquels il n'y a pas de financement. Alors que la RBHA se concentre sur le traitement de la santé mentale ou de la toxicomanie ou sur la fourniture de services de soutien aux personnes souffrant de troubles du développement ou de déficiences intellectuelles, la RBHF se concentre sur la manière dont nous pouvons soutenir, améliorer et accroître l'accès à ces services essentiels au sein de notre communauté.
Les priorités de financement de la RBHF sont les suivantes :
- Innovative programs to promote health and wellness.
- Collaborative community partnerships to increase resources for individuals and their families.
- Consumer access to supportive services to improve treatment outcomes.
- Program and service funding and resources to fill gaps in funding.
- Capital resources to increase service capacity across the agency.
Personnel et Conseil d'administration
- Cristi C. Zedd LCSW, President
- Carolyn B. Seaman, MS, Directrice du développement, du marketing et des communications
Membres du conseil d'administration
- Cristi C. Zedd - President
- Amy Steinmann - Chair
- Tom Maness – Immediate Past Chair
- Holly Ortiz - Vice Chair
- Kevin Ferguson – Secretary/Treasurer
- Matt Isner – Trustee
- Ashly Kelly – Trustee
- Martha Willets – Trustee
- Kristen Glover – Trustee
- Eduardo Vidal – Trustee
- Evan Clarke - Trustee
- Kevin Ferguson - Administrateur
- Elizabeth Pfister - Trustee
Bulletins d'information
Rapports annuels