Facility on Nine Mile Road offers more space and an efficient, ‘trauma-informed’ design
The $10 million, 30,735-square-foot East Center, at 3908 Nine Mile Road, is replacing a clinic about half its size in leased space on Laburnum Avenue.
Henrico officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony today to mark the opening of the Henrico Area Mental Health & Developmental Services (MHDS) East Center, a facility designed to offer a range of mental health, substance abuse, early intervention and same-day access services to residents in a three-county area.
The $10 million, 30,735-square-foot East Center, at 3908 Nine Mile Road, is replacing a clinic about half its size in leased space on Laburnum Avenue. MHDS serves adults experiencing the effects of — or who are at risk for — mental illness, developmental disabilities and substance-use disorders and children with developmental delay in Henrico, Charles City and New Kent counties.
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The forum is free, open to the public and intended for youth, parents, professionals and others interested in making a positive impact on the community. Continue reading ‘It Takes a Village’ forum on reducing youth substance abuse set for March 29
The CIT Crisis Receiving Center, where individuals in psychiatric crisis can receive prompt care from a multidisciplinary team of health professionals, commemorates 5 years of service. Continue reading Crisis Receiving Center marks five years of service to residents
Henrico, Richmond, Chesterfield and Hanover will present a free, regional summit Thursday, Oct. 26 to examine and explore solutions to the opioid crisis. Continue reading Revive RVA Regional Summit on Opioid/Heroin Crisis
There will be a free summit Thursday, Oct. 26 to examine and identify solutions to the alarming rise of heroin and opioid abuse in central Virginia. Continue reading Revive RVA regional summit to explore solutions to heroin, opioid epidemic
There will be a free showing of the film “A New High” on Wednesday, Sept. 13 to promote recovery from addiction. Continue reading Henrico to present ‘A New High’ on Sept. 13 to promote recovery from addiction
The Henrico County Division of Fire and Henrico Area Mental Health & Developmental Services will present a free class Thursday, July 20 Continue reading Henrico to offer July 20 class on treating opioid overdoses with naloxone
Eight members of the Henrico Crisis Intervention Team were recognized for their work to strengthen mental health services to the community. Continue reading Crisis Intervention Team honored by National Alliance on Mental Illness
Watch archived video of summit held Wednesday, March 1, 2017. Continue reading Henrico holds community summit on heroin and opioid crisis
Henrico County and its Heroin Task Force will present a free community summit on heroin and opioid abuse and addiction. Registration required. Continue reading Community summit on heroin, opioid epidemic