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Good Neighbor Village is a residential community for adults with mild to moderate mental retardation. It is located in eastern Henrico County, a suburb of Richmond, Virginia.

The mission of Good Neighbor Village is:

To provide a residential opportunity in a community setting for adults with mild to moderate retardation. The Village exists to meet with comfort and dignity, the housing, administrative, fellowship and community needs of the residents as they strive to be, to the best of their ability, productive and independent members of the community.

Thank you for visiting our web site. Please take the time to visit the rest of our web site and become familiar with who we are, how we started, and what makes Good Neighbor Village a wonderful place to live.

Your support is appreciated.

(804) 795-9813

Please Note: We at Good Neighbor Village regularly and strongly advocate the use of "people first language." We feel that this is the best way to describe our residents who have special abilities. In our source code, however, you may see terms such as "mentally retarded," "cognitively disabled," "intellectually disabled," "cognitively impaired" or "handicapped." We use these terms not to be insensitive, but to simply attract the broadest spectrum of visitors to our web site.

Having fun at the Christmas party

:: Summer 2007 Newsletter

Upcoming Events

20th Anniversary Event

If you missed the 20th Anniversary event at the end of 2007, you surely missed a wonderful time! The attendees enjoyed the company of friends and loved ones, some wonderful food, a terrific silent auction, and the familiar sounds of Richmond favorite, Steve Bassett! Stay tuned to our website and the newsletter for the next big event!
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Executive Director

We want to say a fond farewell to Bill Sinyard, our former Executive Director. Bill’s tenure with GNV brought growth, new residents and some wonderful talents that will be sorely missed. Fortunately, we have had tremendous responses regarding the position and anticipate that the new candidate will be selected in the near future.

Art Show

On May 4th, the residents had an opportunity to display some of their art work. An art show and reception were held at One James Center in downtown Richmond. Many thanks to Judy Knauf and Diane Inman for the work that they do to put on the art show for our residents!!!

Development Campaign

In the near future, GNV will begin its next development campaign. Your help is how GNV remains “A Special Place for Special People.” We would like your permission to add you to our mailing list and to provide you with information on how you can help the residents of Good Neighbor Village. Please send us an e-mail click here and provide us with your contact information.