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Every Piece Matters

HAMPTON DISABILITY & ACCESSIBILITY RESOURCE HUB

For people who live in the City of Hampton, Virginia

Finding the right support shouldn't require searching a dozen different systems. Every Piece Matters brings together disability, accessibility, advocacy, and community resources available to people who live in the City of Hampton, Virginia.

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  • Emergency

    911 Emergency Services

    Call 911 for immediate danger or a life-threatening emergency.

    Emergency: 911

    How to access: Dial 911 and tell the operator your location and the emergency.

    Cost: Free

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    Mental Health Crisis Support

    Call or text 988 for mental health, suicide, or substance-use crisis support.

    Call or text: 988

    How to access: Call or text 988 any time, day or night.

    Cost: Free

  • Virginia REACH — Region 5

    Developmental Disability Crisis Support

    Specialized crisis support for eligible people with developmental disabilities.

    Phone: (888) 255-2989

    How to access: Call the Region 5 crisis line for support or to learn how REACH can help.

    Cost: Free

Independent Living & Advocacy

  • Peninsula Center for Independent Living

    Independent Living Services

    Services include independent-living skills, advocacy, peer support, transition assistance, housing assistance, and information/referral.

    303 Butler Farm Road, Suite 106A, Hampton, VA

    Phone: (757) 827-0275TDD: (757) 827-8800

    How to access: Call or visit the website to get started.

    Cost: Free

City Accessibility & ADA

  • City of Hampton ADA Services

    ADA Accommodations & Accessibility Requests

    Helps with accessibility and accommodation requests involving City of Hampton facilities, programs, services, and activities, as well as ADA-related grievances involving City services.

    Phone: (757) 727-6617

    How to access: Call or submit a request through the City website.

    Cost: Free

Employment & Vocational Support

  • VersAbility Resources

    Employment & Career Services

    Provides disability-focused employment and career services along with community, residential, and other support programs.

    2520 58th Street, Hampton, VA

    Phone: (757) 896-6461

    How to access: Call or visit the website to learn about programs and enrollment.

    Cost: Varies by program; many services are free

  • Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services (DARS)

    Vocational Rehabilitation Services

    Vocational rehabilitation services can help eligible people with disabilities prepare for, obtain, maintain, or advance in employment. Services may include employment planning, training, accommodations, and assistive technology.

    How to access: Contact your local DARS office to get started.

    Cost: Varies by service; many services are free

Accessible Transportation

Assistive Technology & Communication

  • Virginia Assistive Technology System (VATS)

    Assistive Technology Services

    Helps Virginians with disabilities explore assistive technology for communication, mobility, daily living, learning, employment, hearing, and vision. Services may include device demonstrations, short-term loans, reuse programs, and assistive-technology guidance.

    Phone: (804) 662-9990

    How to access: Call for guidance, device demonstrations, short-term loans, and reuse programs.

    Cost: Many services are free

Children, School & Transition

  • Hampton City Schools Special Education

    Special Education & Family Resources

    Provides information and services related to special education, IEPs, accommodations, and transition support for eligible Hampton students.

    How to access: Contact your child's school or the Special Education office.

    Cost: Free

Recreation & Community Inclusion

  • Hampton Therapeutic Recreation

    Therapeutic Recreation Center

    Provides specialized recreation opportunities for people with disabilities and assistance with accommodations for participation in general recreation programs.

    4315 Kecoughtan Road, Hampton, VA

    Phone: (757) 728-1710

    How to access: Call to register or to ask about accommodations for a program.

    Cost: Varies by program; fees may be reduced or waived

Disability Rights

  • disAbility Law Center of Virginia

    Disability Rights & Advocacy

    Provides statewide disability-rights information and advocacy for Virginians with disabilities. Assistance may involve accessibility, discrimination, education, Medicaid, abuse or neglect, and other disability-rights matters.

    Phone: (800) 552-3962

    How to access: Call or submit a request for assistance through the website.

    Cost: Free

Benefits & Basic Needs

  • Hampton Human Services

    Public Benefits & Family Support

    Connects Hampton residents with public-benefit programs, family-support services, and protective services.

    400 Butler Farm Road, Suite 200, Hampton, VA

    Phone: (757) 727-8311

    Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

    How to access: Call or visit during office hours.

    Cost: Varies by program; many services are free

Can't Find What You Need?

  • 211 Virginia

    Community Resource Navigation

    Dial 211 for community resource navigation. The online 211 Virginia database lists resources for housing, food, healthcare, transportation, utilities, mental health, and other community assistance.

    Dial: 211

    How to access: Dial 211 or search the online 211 Virginia resource database.

    Cost: Free

12. UHS Resource Navigation

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“Every Piece Matters because every person deserves access, dignity, and a voice.”

Resource details last reviewed September 2026. Contact information can change — each organization's website or phone line is the best source for the most current information.

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