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FMRS Health System's mission is to serve individuals, families and communities through prevention, treatment and recovery services, ensuring that help today leads to a better tomorrow.
08/25/2025
📚🍎 Back to School Message 🍎📚
From Sheriff Frank Priddy and Chief Deputy Frankie Shelton:
As the new school year begins, we want to remind students of a few important things:
• Join someone who is eating alone
• Be a friend to those who need one
• Welcome new students with respect and kindness
• Never bully and always report it
• Show respect to teachers, principals, custodians, and fellow students
“As the school year approaches, we hope all students have a great year. We want to remind the students that we are here for them. Make sure to help one another, always be kind, be respectful to all those at the school, and be a friend. Choose to lead the way in making everyone feel important and we hope you all have a great year.”
– Sheriff Frank Priddy & Chief Deputy Frankie Shelton
✨ Wishing everyone a safe, successful, and positive school year! ✨
08/18/2025
Having a great time at the WV CCBHC Retreat at Pipestem State Park!
07/31/2025
As you start preparing for going back to school, please note your school's Open House dates and times. We are looking forward to a great start to the new school year.
07/29/2025
07/27/2025
Next Stop Confirmed: “You Are Not Alone” Outreach
đź“Ť Dakota Court,Colcord (At the Circle) *location could change
đź“… Saturday August 23, 2025
🕔 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Sheriff Frank Priddy and Chief Deputy Frankie Shelton are proud to announce the next stop for Sgt. B.J. Adkins and the “You Are Not Alone” Outreach.
If you or someone you love is struggling with substance abuse or mental health—come talk to us. There will be peer recovery specialists and support organizations on-site ready to help. Whether you’re ready to take that first step or just need information, we’re here. No questions asked. No judgment. Just help.
“I’m proud to say this is the 3rd outreach since the program started, and numerous individuals have gone to treatment—and seeds were planted.” — Sgt. B.J. Adkins
Let’s continue making a difference in our community. 💛
07/25/2025
On our latest episode, we were thrilled to be joined by Sergeant BJ Adkins, Community Relations and Recruitment Officer for the Raleigh County Sheriff's Offi...
The West Virginia Department of Human Services (DoHS) announced that applications for the Emergency Low Income Energy Assistance Program (E-LIEAP) will be accepted from Monday, July 28, through Friday, August 8, 2025, or until funds are exhausted. This program helps low-income families in West Virginia who are facing an energy emergency.
E-LIEAP may also help with cooling costs in some situations. Each application is reviewed individually, and some types of cooling sources may require approval before assistance can be given.
To qualify:
-Households using gas or electric must present a termination notice when applying.
-Households using bulk fuels like propane, fuel oil, kerosene, wood, or coal must show that their supply is low when you apply.
-Households that have already received a regular LIEAP payment for bulk fuel (such as propane, fuel oil, kerosene, wood, or coal), must provide a receipt or proof showing that the LIEAP payment was used to purchase fuel. Applications for E-LIEAP assistance may be denied without this documentation.
Eligibility for E-LIEAP is determined based on household income, household size, and whether the household is responsible for paying utility costs. In emergency situations, all applicants must meet in person with a DoHS worker.
The maximum allowable gross income levels for LIEAP Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 are listed below:
*For each additional person, add $673. Households whose countable income exceeds the maximum amount are not eligible. However, some types of income may be excluded for E-LIEAP.
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FMRS Health Systems, Inc. was originally organized as a comprehensive mental health center on April 14, 1969. Initially known as FMRS Mental Health Council, the center changed its name in 2001 to more appropriately capture the broad array of services provided in the four counties where it focuses its service delivery. FMRS has offices in Raleigh County, Fayette County, Summers County and Monroe County. Specialized programs are offered to meet the needs of children and adults experiencing emotional, behavioral, developmental or substance abuse problems. Our goal is to assist people in identifying and addressing problems early in an effort to prevent more serious difficulties from occurring. Over the years, the manner in which the services are provided has changed to mirror advances in the field, but the mission remains the same.
Our Mission is to serve individuals, families, and communities through prevention, treatment and recovery services, ensuring that help today leads to a better tomorrow.
FMRS Health Systems fulfills our mission by partnering with individuals in their journeys to find mental and physical wellness.
We are committed to the development of highly trained, culturally competent staff who specialize in helping individuals:
· Learn new ways to control the symptoms of persistent mental illnesses and live healthier, more independent lives.
· Break the bonds of substance abuse and walk the path of recovery.
· Overcome the so-called “limitations” of intellectual disabilities by learning and using new skills.
· Cope with, and even let go of, traumatic events from their past.
FMRS believes in:
The Power of the Individual – we each have a history, but that story doesn’t define our future. We can overcome more, do more, and be more than we often think is possible. We are the experts on ourselves, which means our voices must be heard in our journey to wellness. And, regardless of how big or small, our hopes, dreams, and purpose in life matter.
The Strength of Community – we focus on the individual, but we recognize the importance of surrounding ourselves with supporters on our journey to wellness. We believe a strong network of peers, professionals, family and friends is critical to the success of an individual’s journey.
The Value of Wellness – we focus on wellness, rather than illness, because wellness is about healing. And healing is what gives us hope, allows us to pursue our dreams, and ensures we live with purpose.
The Worth of Every Human Being – we see worth in every individual. Regardless of what a person has seen, experienced, or done, we believe every person is valuable. We acknowledge everyone. We accept everyone as they are, without judgment. We see everyone’s potential. We see a person, not a diagnosis.
