We are currently seeking candidates for a 4 openings:
Senior Program Officer
Executive Administrator
QRIS Evaluation Director
QRIS Director

If you have an interest in one of these positions, please download the position profiles for more details. 

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Click here to download the QRIS Evaluation Director Position Profile

Click here to download the QRIS Director Position Profile

Under the new Health Care Reform Legislation, each state is required to submit by September 22, 2010 a Home Visiting Needs Assessment. The Virginia Home Visiting Consortium will be conducting hearings in various regions of the state to gather local comments on the needs. Government officials, community leaders, early childhood professionals, social service agency representatives, parents and home visiting program staffs are encouraged to attend. The sessions will be held in Abingdon, Loudoun, Portsmouth, Roanoke, and Richmond, In addition to the sessions, there will be an on-line survey for gathering information on Virginia's home visiting needs.

This  survey and details about the locations and times of the regional meetings will be posted at www.homevisitingva.com 

Location and time for the Roanoke Home Visiting Needs Assessment Hearing:

• Date: Thursday, June 24, 2010
• Time: 3 to 4:30 PM
• Location: --Roanoke Public Library at 706 S. Jefferson Street

Join local community and business leaders addressing how wise investments in early childhood development provide the best strategy to ensure children are  ready to attend school and become productive citizens. Discover how Virginia's economy and quality of life are directly connected to the quality of the early childhood experiences of our youngest citizens— and what you can do to help!

Click here for more information and to register to attend this FREE summit!

Thomas N. Chewning has solid credentials as a fiscal conservative, so when he talks about the importance of early childhood development, it's from an investment perspective -- a social investment perspective.

He's the chairman of the Smart Beginnings Leadership Council and retired chief financial officer of Dominion Resources Inc.

Children from birth to age 5 are the focus of Smart Beginnings, which is a joint project of the United Way and Greater Richmond Chamber in connection with more than 180 public and private organizations, agencies and businesses.

Click here to read The Richmond Times-Dispatch article.