ECNV Is Coming to the Loudoun Resource Fair
ECNV is excited to announce a new program in the coming months where so many of our consumers and their families who have benefited from our programs and services can begin to serve as leaders in helping others meet similar success.
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Ways to Find Work
The Alexandria Workforce Development Center and Virginia Department of Aging and Rehabilitative Services Presentation on ways to find jobs and careers that fit your talents and interests.
Time for Changes in Policing and Criminal Legal System
ECNV is saddened by the horrific news and retraumatizing of our communities involving the violence enacted upon the victims in the Lunar Year Celebration in Monterey, California, Tyre Nichols, and Melia Jones. ECNV believes in the immediate need for reformation in policing and the criminal legal system. And we hope for the pursuit of justice and answers for local Alexandrian Melia Jones and her family.
Welcome to the ECNV Family, Paul Whitney
We're excited to introduce new staff to the ECNV family.
Paul Whitney, a Caucasian male with brown hair, a beard, wearing a dark navy blazer and light blue shirt, smiling at the camera.
Welcome to the ECNV Family, Hunter Cardwell
Hunter Cardwell (He/Him/His), is an African-American male with a beard wearing ECNV dark navy-blue t-shirt.
Welcome to the ECNV Family, Heather Sailes
Heather Sailes (Caucasian female), smiling with a beige blurred background
Welcome ECNV Board Member, Susan Picerno
Susan Picerno, a Caucasian woman with short sandy blonde hair wearing a black sweater over a pink blouse and jewelry.
Two New Projects for Alexandrians with Disabilities
ECNV is pleased to announce two grants to help Alexandrians with disabilities from the City of Alexandria Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS) and ACT for Alexandria with funds from the American Rescue Plan Act. Contact us at ECNV if you would like to learn more – info@ECNV.org.
ACT for Alexandria logo, with slogan, 'a community foundation'. Logo with green and dark blue.
Zoè Davis 2022 Recipient of Tony Young Memorial Scholarship
Tony Young at the Disability Inaugural Ball in 2013
Inova's 2022 Health Equity Grants Luncheon
ECNV Executive Director Dominique Dunford-Lack receives a health equity grant from Inova.
1st Annual SPARC Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
ECNV staff, Andrew Shaw (Program and Training Coordinator) and Trusted Disability Champion Janeek Prince participate in a cupcake walk game. Both of them won deliciously sweet gourmet cupcakes during different games. Photo by Elaine Roxane Shaw (Communications and Publications Specialist)
Vaccination Events with SPARC
Justin Dolan and Jonah Gilman, members of SPARC advisory council, Janeek Prince, Trusted Disability Champion, and SPARC executive director Debi Alexander at the McLean Old Firehouse Community Center vaccination event.
Disability Outreach Resources Presentation for Second Story
ECNV title screen presentation at Second Story disability resource event.
Vaccination Event at Brent Place in Alexandria
Trustee Disability Champions Janeek Prince Chris Walker providing information; (Bottom Left) Various residents from Alexandria’s diverse, African American community
Welcome to the ECNV Family, Intern, Angela Ramirez
Angela Ramirez, (she,her,hers) a Hispanic girl with fair skin, dark brown hair and purple highlights wearing a black tank top.
Welcome to the ECNV Family, Elaine Roxane Shaw
Elaine R. Shaw, (she/her/hers) is a Filipino-American female with shoulder length brown hair and brown eyes, wearing a black short-sleeve top, against a white background.
Welcome to the ECNV Family, Salifu Kamara
Salifu Kamara, an African-American male, dressed in a black suit and white shirt against a white, bright office background
Inova Health Foundation Awards ECNV Health Equity Initiative
Front row on the left is ECNV Executive Director Dominique Dunford-Lack and Director of Multicultural Families, Rosalia Fajardo, along with representatives from nonprofits receiving the Inova Health Foundation Equity Grants
New Trusted Disability Champion, Jeremy Smith
Jeremy Smith, (he/him), a Caucasian man glasses, wearing a white polo shirt, sitting in an burgundy colored office.
New Trusted Disability Champion, Margarita Baquero
Margarita Baquero, (she/her), long brown hair, smiling and wearing a black jacket and blue pants, sitting on a stone near the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C.