Gateway Homes In The News
July 2010
The John Randolph Foundation awards Gateway Homes a $20,000 grant to cover a portion of the cost of care given to mentally ill residents admitted from the John Randolph Foundation service area.
June 2010
The Robert G. Cabell, III and Maude Morgan Cabell Foundation has awarded Gateway Homes a $50,000 grant to be used toward the replacement of vehicles in our transportation fleet.
May 2010
Residents of Gateway Homes participated in the Banana Box Project with Church of the Epiphany located in Richmond, VA. Residents volunteered their time to assist in filling 450 banana boxes with clothes, school supplies, medicine, books, and more, that were then delivered to a parish in Bull Savannah, Jamaica.
March 2010
The Annabella R. Jenkins Foundation of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia awarded Gateway Homes a $60,000 grant, continuing their support of our efforts to provide our clients with the means to make a successful transition to living independently.
In a ceremony at Center Stage on March 31st, Gateway Homes Board President, Dr. Ronald Forbes, was presented with a check.
March 2010
General Assembly Passes Budget. Read
February 2010
Families Advocates Concerned About Health Cuts, Richmond Times-Dispatch Read
November 2009
The Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors recognized Gateway Homes for “its exemplary efforts in the fight against mental illness” at its monthly Board of Supervisors meeting. Daniel Herr, Gateway Homes Executive Director, was presented with a plaque noting the qualities and acheivements that made Gateway Homes deserving of this honor.
September 2009
The Voices for Virginia’s Children along with Mental Health of Virginia, National Alliance for Mental Illness, the Virginia Association of Community Service Boards, and others honored Gateway Homes Treatment Staff with “The Heroes in the Fight” Award for providing “exemplary care and dedication to those affected by severe and persistent mental illness”.
July 2009
John Randolph Foundation awards grants - The Progress Index, July 19, 2009
Mental health, retardation and substance abuse grants.
Gateway Homes: $25,000 to help cover costs of charitable care given to 24 indigent mentally ill residents of the JRF service area admitted in 2008-2009.
April 2009
Mind Traps, Style Weekly Read
November 2008
Is Incarceration the Answer for Persons with Mental Illness? , The Voice Newspaper Read
April 2008
Transitional Program Provides "Gateway" Back To Life,
Chesterfield Observer Read
February 2008
An Oasis For the Mentally Ill, Richmond Times-Dispatch
January 2005
Gateway to Independence, Henrico Citizen Read
