
The Up Center Receives $250,000 KPMG Foundation Grant to Advance AI-Enabled Client Care
The Up Center partners with KPMG Foundation to bring AI innovation to mental health counseling and operations, strengthening access and community impact.
The Up Center partners with KPMG Foundation to bring AI innovation to mental health counseling and operations, strengthening access and community impact.
Introduction: Why More Families Are Choosing to Foster In Virginia, more and more families are
Learn how respectful, person-first language helps reduce stigma around substance use. Discover words to use and avoid, plus how The Up Center’s Peer Recovery Specialists support healing.
Introduction: Understanding Foster Care Payments Becoming a foster parent is a powerful way to provide
For Day of Caring, help children in foster care, youth in mentoring, and families in crisis by sending a digital gift card or shopping our Amazon Wishlist. Fast, flexible support when it matters most.
At The Up Center, we are dedicated to walking alongside children, teens, adults, and families through their hardest moments. By offering counseling, crisis support, and community programs, we help people find the strength to move forward.
September is National Recovery Month, a time to celebrate the power of recovery and the people who make it possible. At The Up Center, recovery takes many forms: overcoming trauma, healing from substance use, rebuilding trust, finding purpose, and creating healthier futures.
We were thrilled to welcome a volunteer team from KPMG as part of their national Community Impact Day! Together with our staff, they helped beautify our 19th Street location—repainting parking lines, trimming landscaping, washing windows, and giving the front entrance and lobby a fresh, welcoming look.
The Up Center has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2025 honor by Hampton Roads Virginia Top Workplaces 2025 for three years running!
August is National Breastfeeding Awareness Month, and this year’s theme—Forward Together—is a powerful reminder that no parent should have to navigate early feeding alone.