40 Blooming Years of Plant Sales
Four decades ago, an annual rite of spring sprouted in the Fredericksburg area. And, 40 years later, Rappahannock Adult Activities’ spring plant sale still helps adults with developmental disabilities flourish.
What Families Need to Know About Medicaid Waivers
Every March, Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month is a time to celebrate inclusion and share resources that help individuals with developmental disabilities thrive in our community. But for many families, one of the most important resources—Medicaid waivers—can...
Lent and Mental Health: Reflecting on Hope
Each year, the season of Lent invites people into a 40-day journey of reflection, repentance, and spiritual growth leading up to Easter. While Lent is a sacred observance in the Christian tradition, its practices—of slowing down, examining your inner self, and...
Sweet Ways To Play: Valentine’s Day Sensory Activities For Infants & Toddlers
Valentine’s Day is approaching–and this celebration of love provides many themes for building skills and exploring sensory play with activities that support early development while keeping things fun, simple, and stress-free. What’s not to love about that?
Inclement Weather Update
On Thursday, Jan. 29, the following programs/facilities will be closed due to inclement weather: the 750 Kings Highway site of Rappahannock Adult Activities RACSB at River Club the Fredericksburg Clinic Administrative offices at 600 Jackson Street If you have an...
Calling Artists to Share Visions of Healing and Hope
Mental illness affects individuals and families across our community, yet stigma and misunderstanding still create barriers to connection and support. Art of Recovery offers a different way to start the conversation—one rooted in creativity and shared experience. We are now accepting submissions for the exhibit.