Chimes Virginia

Chimes Virginia offers a variety of day support and volunteer options to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout Northern Virginia. Our day supports are provided in both our Fairfax County building and in the community and emphasize enrichment activities, skill acquisition, and full community participation.

Through a variety and expanding number of community partnerships, our program participants have the opportunity to volunteer with organizations in the community such as Meals on Wheels, World Hope International, Shelter House, and Four Hope’s Treasures, among others. Each volunteer experience is geared to teaching the program participant specific job, work-ethic, and interpersonal skills. In giving back to the community, our participants also gain a sense of pride and confidence, while developing meaningful relationships and engaging in new experiences.

While multiple choices and opportunities are available to our program participants, with the support of trained staff, activities are flexible and responsive to the needs and preferences of each individual.

Program participants day services also have access to adjunctive supports to address their physical, mental, and behavioral health needs to help maximize their potential and opportunities for independence. As such, we coordinate with a variety of licensed professionals in community practice such as physicians, behavioral and mental health specialists, nutritionists, and specialty therapists.

Chimes Virginia offers an array of supported living options and staffing alternatives to enable people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and related conditions to live in homes and communities of their choice throughout Northern Virginia.

Traditional residential options include Agency-operated single-family homes for adults who chose to live with roommates and may require 24-hour support. Our homes support four to five people. Many of our homes are fully accessible with specialized adaptive equipment to meet needs.

The level and type of services and supports provided vary based on the specific needs and choices of the individual/family. Beyond ensuring health and safety, Chimes’ staff assists individuals to become as independent as possible by helping them to acquire new skills, while giving them opportunities to pursue their interests in the community.

Program participants in our community living services also have access to adjunctive supports to address their physical, mental, and behavioral health needs to help maximize their potential and opportunities for independence. As such, we coordinate with a variety of licensed professionals in community practice such as physicians, behavioral and mental health specialists, nutritionists, and specialty therapists.