AmeriCorps members provide a critical link across three main aspects of a child's daily experience (school, afterschool, home/community) to improve academic performance of 80 3rd-5th grade students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds in Arlington.

AmeriCorps members tutor at risk students in reading and/or math in Pre-K through 8th grade in 9 schools in Carroll and Smyth County Public Schools. Members also participate in community service projects to support students and families.

The City of Richmond's RHOPE program places AmeriCorps members within city government and with nonprofit partners to support Richmonders impacted by the opioid epidemic through prevention and recovery services, facilitate workforce development services for those disproportionately affected by COVID-19, and collaborate with partners to improve public green spaces.

AmeriCorps members facilitate leadership & college readiness workshops, mentor middle/high school students, and provide meaningful programs for their parents. Edu-Futuro builds partnerships with local school systems and other nonprofits to provide college readiness skills & career preparation to immigrant families.

The Public Health Informatics Training program trains AmeriCorps members in using data to improve care communication, care coordination, triage, and patient support across communities in Northern Virginia. Members will work with health departments, nonprofits, and community-based organizations to improve health and social care connections, as well as earn certifications and training to support them in future public health careers.

The Dan River Year AmeriCorps program, operated through the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research (IALR), is dedicated to addressing community needs in Southern Virginia. AmeriCorps members serve in a community-supported environment to build capacity in the region, strengthen community involvement and address pressing needs. AmeriCorps members in the DRY program focus on building the region’s science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and literacy capacity. 

IALR also operates REACH (Regional Engagement to Advance Community Health) AmeriCorps, a program of the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research (IALR), dedicated to expanding capacity for public health service by providing direct outreach and education services in the Dan River Region. Community health educators will provide individualized support, addressing the region’s most pressing physical and mental health challenges through a diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) lens. 

AmeriCorps members at IRC provide employment training and placement support, youth development, health navigation and wellness services to refugees, Special Immigrant Visa holders, and asylees in the cities of Charlottesville and Richmond; and the counties of Albemarle, Henrico, and Chesterfield. Members also support local nonprofit organizations in capacity building to increase services and support for refugees.

Moving Forward NOVA, an AmeriCorps program run by CASA in Prince William and Fairfax Counties, engages AmeriCorps members to provide financial literacy education, citizenship support, legal support, and youth education to community members.

The Virginia College Advising Corps places members as near peer college advisors to low-income, underrepresented, and first-generation students in high schools around Virginia. AmeriCorps members promote a college going culture, support students in college and FAFSA applications, and promote college access for all students.

The Virginia Service and Conservation Corps engages individuals as AmeriCorps members to protect and enhance environmental resources within Virginia State Parks. VSCC AmeriCorps members cut/maintain trails, treat invasive plants, and facilitate interpretive programs in parks across the state.

AmeriCorps members provide low-income kindergarten through third grade students with daily, targeted early literacy intervention through the Virginia Reading Corps Program in elementary schools in Richmond, Petersburg, Hampton, Hopewell, Henrico, and Newport News.