Valley Community Services Board
Valley Community Services Board
Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery
Eldercare Conference in Highland County
Amy Good, outpatient clinician with VCSB, attends the Eldercare Conference in Highland County, VA. She and Tera Warf handed out many lockboxes, trigger locks for firearm safety and discussed a lot of important information about VCSB services.
April Workshop
Reconnecting with our Consumers and Families, and Ethics of Self Care
The statewide Regional Coordinators for the Deaf from the Community Services Boards and the statewide Regional Counselors for the Deaf from the Department for Aging and Rehabilitation met in April for a three-day workshop focused on Reconnecting with our Consumers and Families and the Ethics of Self Care.
The group is seen here with the panel that included parents, consumers and professionals who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late Deafened or DeafBlind and the presenter, Dr. Chris Reid (top, at podium) who provided the Ethic's workshop.
Community Outreach
Natalie Taylor-Bell and Michelle Beverly were honored to be part of Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church’s community outreach this week. There were approximately 20 individuals from their congregation in attendance to learn more about the wide-range of services and care VCSB provides to community members in the Staunton, Waynesboro, Augusta and Highland County areas.
This was a great opportunity to build community connections, continue to educate our community about treatment options, increase awareness and work toward de-stigmatizing mental health and substance use in our community.
Thanks to Erin Botkin in Prevention Services, Kathy Curry, & the JEDI committee for providing swag and information for this event!
Flu Shots at VCSB
Flu Shots at VCSB
Genoa Health Care Pharmacist Kristin Hammer prepares Rich Hoopmann, VCSB emergency services clinician, for the 2022 flu vaccine. He took part in VCSB's flu clinic Thursday, Nov. 3.
The flu season in Virginia is typically October through May each year. There have been over 1,000 infections in Virginia so far this season.
Flu vaccines are available to the public at local pharmacies, both stand-alone and in grocery stores, as well as through doctors' offices.
RECREATIONAL TIME ENJOYED BY EMPLOYEES AT VALLEY - ANNUAL COSTUME CONTEST 2022
RECREATIONAL TIME ENJOYED BY EMPLOYEES AT VALLEY - ANNUAL COSTUME CONTEST 2022
VCSB Attends Pride Day in Staunton, 2022
VCSB Attends Pride Day in Staunton, 2022
Out of the Darkness Walk 2022
Team VCSB!
Out of the Darkness Walk 2022
Team VCSB!
Visit from DBHDS Commissioner Nelson Smith, Sept. 2022
Visit from DBHDS Commissioner Nelson Smith, Sept. 2022
April Workshop
Reconnecting with our Consumers and Families, and Ethics of Self Care
The statewide Regional Coordinators for the Deaf from the Community Services Boards and the statewide Regional Counselors for the Deaf from the Department for Aging and Rehabilitation met in April for a three-day workshop focused on Reconnecting with our Consumers and Families and the Ethics of Self Care.
The group is seen here with the panel that included parents, consumers and professionals who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late Deafened or DeafBlind and the presenter, Dr. Chris Reid (top, at podium) who provided the Ethic's workshop.
Community Outreach
Natalie Taylor-Bell and Michelle Beverly were honored to be part of Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church’s community outreach this week. There were approximately 20 individuals from their congregation in attendance to learn more about the wide-range of services and care VCSB provides to community members in the Staunton, Waynesboro, Augusta and Highland County areas.
This was a great opportunity to build community connections, continue to educate our community about treatment options, increase awareness and work toward de-stigmatizing mental health and substance use in our community.
Thanks to Erin Botkin in Prevention Services, Kathy Curry, & the JEDI committee for providing swag and information for this event!
