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Kids with Capes

Addy's Colors is dedicated to providing supportive services for children with chronic illnesses and developmental disabilities, as well as their families.

Send in Your Colors!

Send us your child's artwork about what makes him/her/they extraordinary.

 

The artwork will be displayed in our 2023 calendar fundraiser for Addy's Colors to raise awareness for inclusivity.

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We're also looking for business sponsors to display their add each month on the calendar. Ad space is limited!

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Calendars will be on sale throughout the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula.

Girl Painter

Counseling Services

Addy's Colors provides free counseling services for:

  • Children diagnosed with a chronic or life-threatening illness and their families

  • Children diagnosed with a developmental disability and their families

  • Parents and families who experienced the death of a child

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If you would like to make an appointment, please use the "Make an Appointment" button at the top of the page.

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If you are an organization referring an individual and/or family for services, please use the "Referral" button at the top of the page.

Child Loss Grief Support Group

Hope Rising is a grief support group for parents who have experienced the death of their child, facilitated by peers who have also experienced the death of a child.

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We meet on Wednesday at 6:00 to 7:30 pm at the Horizon Conference Office in Saluda, Virginia. (884 Gloucester Road, Saluda, VA 23149).

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All parents are welcome.

Caregiver Support Group

Coming soon!

About Addy

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Adalee Ashburn was a two year old little girl who celebrated each day of her short life with kindness, laughter, and adventure. She enjoyed animals, spending time outdoors, and making others laugh. During her six month battle with adrenal cancer, she inspired many people with her strength and continued love of each and everyday.

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In her memory, Addy's Colors is dedicated to helping children who are fighting life-threatening illnesses and their families to celebrate their lives through art, nature, kindness, and embracing each child's unique personality and experience.

Be colorful!

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