10/09/2024
If you ever need mental health support in West Virginia, you can be at ease knowing that the Mountain State is one of the best places to be if you need help.
We offer streamlined helpline services statewide for those experiencing a multitude of issues.
Our mission is to make behavioral health services easier to access and navigate. We offer streamlined helpline services statewide for those struggling with a multitude of issues. These include , , , , , the PA Get Help Now Helpline, and the WV Su***de Prevention Lifeline.
If you ever need mental health support in West Virginia, you can be at ease knowing that the Mountain State is one of the best places to be if you need help.
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WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) – Thursday marked opening night for the NFL, the most popular sport for betting. In recent years, sports betting has been made easier than ever, leading to an in…
A few of our helplines highlighted here by WV Departments of Health, Health Facilities, and Human Services:
CHARLESTON, WV (WVNS) — The West Virginia Department of Human Services (DoHS), Bureau for Behavioral Health aims to spotlight the significance of su***de prevention during the 2024 National Su***de Prevention Month in September. The movement serves as an important note to raise awareness, spread r...
This is ***deprevention month. Attend this free online presentation to learn how you can help when someone you care about is in crisis.
*Update: We have had a great response to this event, so we have capped registration but are offering the event again on Wed, Sept 25 at 6 PM. Register here:
https://form.jotform.com/242535650077154
This is a most anticipated event!
Oct 18 to Oct 20 Retreatment Weekend • FALL 2024 Fri, Oct 18, 2024 9:00 AM 09:00 Sun, Oct 20, 2024 5:00 PM 17:00 Oglebay Resort (map) Google Calendar ICS The Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia is hosting a FREE weekend treatment event for anyone experiencing a gambling problem. P...
This we are thankful for our 200+ staff who give so much of themselves to provide support and resources to our callers.
Our peer coaches, Richard and Amber, are talking about our services at
We are partnering with Fourth Judicial Circuit Public Defender to offer an Expungement Clinic in Parkersburg on September 18, in support of Recovery Month!
Space is limited, so registration is required by calling 304-485-7522.
With Kickoff to Recovery coming up this Sunday, we'd like to begin to thank some of our incredible event sponsors. We can't express just how grateful we are to your contributions, we appreciate all that you do!
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church First Choice Services Rea of Hope, Inc. West Virginia Human Rights Commission
The CDC reports the construction industry has one of the highest su***de rates compared to other industries.
This is today! Donate your clothes for a great cause.
Don't forget 🚨 The Charleston Dirty Birds + Dress for Success Charleston are teaming up 🙌🤝 Stop by tomorrow, August 28, to donate your lightly worn women’s clothing in exchange for a Dirty Birds ticket 🎟️ 🤩 We’ll start accepting donations at 11:00 am ⏰
Check out the list below for some donation ideas🛍️❤️
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We are so proud that our WV Navigator and Iowa Navigator programs are part of these awards. Our staff has worked so hard to provide health insurance to people in both states, and with this announcement we will continue our programs for 5 more years.
Since April, Erica Bennett has served as the peer liaison for the Buckhannon Police Department. Each day, she goes out helping people battling drug addiction, homeless, and more.
Our directors and coordinators took Mental Health First Aid!
Trainers were Salwa Amin, Help4WV Program Coordinator, and Kenneth Jordan, Project Coordinator at West Virginia Peer Training Hub.
Give your feedback about needed community resources!
Are you an older adult, individual with disabilities, veteran, or a caregiver to a loved one? Take our survey to help us learn what you need to live healthier, happier, and more independent.
👉 www.surveymonkey.com/r/BRWV2024CommunitySurvey
Register for our annual Peer Recovery Retreat now!
Follow the link to register or exhibit at our annual Peer Recovery Retreat!
http://Help4wv.com/retreat
Jenifer and Amber are at the Marshall University Recfest!
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Our Victim Advocate and First Choice Services Peer Support Specialists are hanging out at Wheeling Park today for Wheeling Hospital’s Back-to-School Resource Fair. We’ll be here til 2 p.m.!
✏️🖍️School is back in session this Friday!
We are excited to announce Collin Barker is the new Assistant Director for our National 988 Backup Center.
Here are some words from his supervisor, Terrance Hamm, announcing the promotion.
"It is with much excitement and joy that we announce the promotion of Collin Barker to the Assistant Director of our National 988 Program. Collin was one of the first staff hired for our National 988 Program. His promotion is a testament to his dedication, hard work, and character. Collin's leadership, knowledge, temperament, and judgment has been instrumentation in the growth and success of our program. Additionally, his promotion recognizes the success and growth of FCS. Our National 988 program began with approximately 14 staff a little over 2 years ago and due to the leadership of our FCS administration, FCS Programs, and the staff in our National 988 program, new opportunities continue to present themselves. A big thank you to Lata, Dave, and Meghan who do a tremendous job of positioning us for success and making this opportunity possible and to all our National 988 team, you all are amazing. Please take a moment to congratulate Collin on his promotion."
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We were excited to have both Chief Deputy Anthony Epperson of the McDowell County Sheriff's Office-West Virginia and dispatcher Ladawna Mullins at our CIT Summit. Chief Deputy Epperson was given the CIT Lifesaving Award at the Summit.
https://www.wvnstv.com/news/local-news/mcdowell-county-first-responders-save-womans-life-after-su***de-attempt-both-win-awards/
Our first responders are at high risk for mental health issues. It's important to know there are options.
Salwa is at the “Bridges Community Coalition Building Conference” at Stonewall Resort.
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This is a great story from our The Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia training. This features Shirley, who is in recovery, and is now a gambling counselor helping to launch our peer program, and John, who works with youth prevention in Delaware.
Our new ad for our The Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia program is guaranteed to get your attention!
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