The Brock Institute collaborates with a variety of partners, both internally and externally, to address the needs of our communities. The following list of resources is made available through these efforts and includes the most up-to-date and relevant resources in Hampton Roads and beyond.
The SUDPPW Resource Grid is a comprehensive listing of services, including Community Services Boards, non-profit organizations, and service providers specifically addressing the unique needs of these women. These versions of the guide were updated as of July, 2023. They were posted to this site in April, 2024.
SUD Community Partner Services
SUD Grid Community Services Boards
Use Healthier757's Pregnancy & Substance Use Disorder: Help for New Moms guide to explore Rewards for Healthy Living’s educational games, tips, videos, and resources designed to help pregnant women and new moms — and their babies — stay healthy and thrive.
Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) is a comprehensive, integrated, public health approach to the delivery of early intervention and treatment services. Research has demonstrated that the SBIRT model has been quite effective in emergency rooms, primary health clinics, campus health centers, and other healthcare settings.
To best use this Pocket Card, we suggest reviewing the presentation from Alan Lyme on "Understanding SBIRT", which you can find here: Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)
The Mentally Healthy Norfolk 2023-2024 MHN Guide2023-2024 MHN Guide contains detailed mental health and substance abuse resources in our community. Another useful resource is Mentally Healthy Norfolk Collaboration: Talk About it Norfolk.
For more information on our work, please visit: Brock Institute, MHN Activities
The Pathway Through Pregnancy Toolkit is brought to you by Minus 9 to 5 and their partner organizations to welcome your baby to Hampton Roads.
For more infomation, please visit: Minus 9 to 5
The Resources 757 website provides resources across Hampton Roads on many critical needs, including housing, food, health and more.
