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Vaya Health opens doors in Stokes County

Source: The Stokes News Local officials recently gathered with those from Vaya Health to celebrate the organization’s ribbon cutting in Stokes County. “Vaya Health is thrilled to celebrate the opening of a substance use and mental health treatment program in Stokes County today, along with our partner, October Road...

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Waynesville, NC Commissioner take-aways: Fire trucks, mental health and building upgrades

Source: Yahoo News The Haywood County Board of Commissioners met Monday, Feb. 6. Here are some of the actions approved. A budget amendment for a $1.1 million boost for mental health services was approved. Vaya Health will use the funds to serve at-risk county residents who have court involvement and no insurance ...

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How a Strong Foundation Can Transform a Crisis Situation

Why establishing trust and credibility is critical to prepare your brand for potential crises In the world of business and politics, the only constant you can predict is change. Unexpected moments can arise at any moment, threatening the reputation, stability and credibility of even the most well-respected brands and organizations. The key to weathering those moments lies in a well-built…

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A Way Out: Specialized training helps law enforcement respond to mental health crisis calls

Source: ABC 13 News Having well-trained law enforcement is crucial for saving lives. Recently, more sworn officers underwent specialized training to improve their response to calls involving behavioral and mental health emergencies...

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Listening Circles set for those affected by MG+BW plant closure

Source: The Taylorsville Times Resources for Resilience (RFR), in partnership with Vaya Health, is offering free “Listening Circles” to all Alexander County residents affected by the Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams closure...

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County struggles to find foster homes for kids, many of whom have mental health needs

Source: Mountain Xpress The shortage of Buncombe County foster homes is so acute that many youths, some struggling with complex mental health issues, must sleep sometimes for multiple nights in county offices, meeting spaces, therapeutic rooms and even Mission Hospital’s emergency department...

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Spotlight Carolina: Vaya Health

Source: ABC 13 News With a strong commitment to putting children and their families first, Vaya Health has partnered with community-based organizations and behavioral health care providers to develop new programs that address the unique needs of those served by the child welfare system. One such program called the Pathways to Permanency project, helps ensure that children and youth in…

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Mental and Behavorial Health Resources in Western North Carolina

Source: ABC 13 News Anyone living in our western region can call Vaya Health’s toll-free, 24/7 Behavioral Health Crisis Line at 1-800-849-6127. According to Vaya Health, "your call is confidential." You will speak with a trained professional who can provide immediate crisis intervention by telephone and arrange a face-to-face assessment, based on need, for Vaya Health members...

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NC MedAssist hosts free over-the-counter mobile pharmacy event in Waynesville

Source: ABC 13 News Helping people get free over-the-counter medication was the mission behind a free mobile pharmacy event Friday, March 10, in Waynesville. Held at First United Methodist Church of Waynesville, the event was hosted by NC MedAssist and sponsored by Vaya Health...

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7 big trends facing Triangle housing market. What experts say to expect.

Source: The News & Observer In the face of rising interest rates and falling inventory, the Triangle’s housing market is slowing down. The 12-month total of under-contract sales dropped 17% in August year-over-year, according to the latest data from Triangle MLS (TMLS), a real estate listings platform based in Cary...

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Vaya Health opens doors in Stokes County

Waynesville, NC Commissioner take-aways: Fire trucks, mental health and building upgrades

How a Strong Foundation Can Transform a Crisis Situation

A Way Out: Specialized training helps law enforcement respond to mental health crisis calls

Listening Circles set for those affected by MG+BW plant closure

County struggles to find foster homes for kids, many of whom have mental health needs

Spotlight Carolina: Vaya Health

Mental and Behavorial Health Resources in Western North Carolina

NC MedAssist hosts free over-the-counter mobile pharmacy event in Waynesville

7 big trends facing Triangle housing market. What experts say to expect.

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