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The event at 500 Court Street, Portsmouth Va. 23704 will focus on the importance of mindfulness and Marcus Alerts

HUNTINGTON — The Pallottine Foundation of Huntington recently awarded 67 nonprofit organizations in the Tri-State with grants totaling $1,131,078 through its Healthy Communities Initiative. The initiative provides funding up to

What a pleasant surprise when news takes a happy turn.

Community Health Programs has named Sherri-Lee Ryanman director of behavioral health.

RICHMOND, VA – Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced that civil rights have been restored to 3,496 Virginians. The consideration for restoration of rights is coordinated by the Secretary of the

Hundreds of Virginians, suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, end up every year in state-run psychiatric hospitals that aren’t equipped to care for them.

May Wells’ heart sank as she watched her husband leave their Williamsburg home in the back of a police car. Her husband, Ray, suffered from early onset Alzheimer’s disease, and his condition had deteriorated to the point that Wells called for help.

"This whole thing has just been incredibly disruptive to state employees who are parents," said Sen. Jennifer McClellan, D-Richmond.

Racial and ethnic gaps in spending on services for California children and teens with developmental disabilities persist, a new report has found.

RICHMOND — Virginia’s mental health system is suffering a double blow from the resignations of the director of the state’s largest psychiatric hospital and the deputy director of forensic services