Valley Community Services Board

Valley Community Services Board Comprehensive community-based services for behavioral health, developmental disabilities, substance use - and so much more.

Valley Community Services Board is a community based organization providing services for Behavioral Health, Substance Use, and Developmental Disability needs in the Waynesboro, Staunton, Highland and Augusta Counties localities. We accept private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and also provide services on a sliding scale, self pay method. For more information regarding our specific treatments, please refer to our agency website at www.myvalleycsb.org.

📅 Mark your calendars!We’re celebrating Recovery Month at the Gypsy Hill Park Bandstand on Saturday, Sept 13 💜🎶 DJ • 🎈 K...
09/06/2025

📅 Mark your calendars!
We’re celebrating Recovery Month at the Gypsy Hill Park Bandstand on Saturday, Sept 13 💜

🎶 DJ • 🎈 Kids’ obstacle course • 🍔 Food trucks
✨ Free • All ages welcome • Everyone is worthy of recovery

We can’t wait to see you there!

Day 6: Avoid Substance UseUsing vapes, alcohol, or drugs won’t make problems go away. Substances can impair judgment, in...
09/06/2025

Day 6: Avoid Substance Use

Using vapes, alcohol, or drugs won’t make problems go away. Substances can impair judgment, increase impulsivity, and intensify feelings of hopelessness. What you can do: Remove or limit access to alcohol and drugs in the home, encourage healthy coping strategies like talking, exercising, or journaling, and offer support while reminding them they’re not alone.

National is a great time to focus on your health & . Prioritize your needs for recovery— ✅ create healthy boundaries ...
09/05/2025

National is a great time to focus on your health & . Prioritize your needs for recovery— ✅ create healthy boundaries ✅ ask for help ✅ take breaks ✅ express gratitude Learn more: samhsa.gov/find-support/how-to-cope

Day 5: Build Social ConnectionStrong relationships can be a lifeline. Spending time with friends, family, or community g...
09/05/2025

Day 5: Build Social Connection

Strong relationships can be a lifeline. Spending time with friends, family, or community groups helps reduce feelings of isolation and strengthens mental health. There are many different ways to build social connections to maintain mental wellness.

What are ACEs?Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are stressful or traumatic events in childhood that can impact health...
09/04/2025

What are ACEs?

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are stressful or traumatic events in childhood that can impact health and well-being for a lifetime.

But here’s the good news: healing is possible, and communities can help build resilience. 🌱

Want to learn more? Join us for our free Understanding ACEs: Building Self-Healing Communities training on September 11!

🗓 Thursday, September 11
🕘 9 AM – 1 PM
📍 Embrace Community Center, 932 Fir St, Waynesboro
💲 Free & open to the public

👉 Register here: https://bit.ly/3HwIfa4

Day 4: Know the ResourcesKnowing where to turn in tough times can make all the difference—for you and the people you car...
09/04/2025

Day 4: Know the Resources

Knowing where to turn in tough times can make all the difference—for you and the people you care about. Take a moment to: save local and national crisis hotline numbers, learn about resources in your community, and share this information with friends and family. Being prepared isn’t just self-care—it’s a way to support those you love.

Day 3: Secure Fi****ms & MedicationsRemoving access to lethal means can save lives. Safely store or remove fi****ms, med...
09/03/2025

Day 3: Secure Fi****ms & Medications

Removing access to lethal means can save lives. Safely store or remove fi****ms, medications, and other potentially dangerous items to create a safer environment. Tools like safety devices or lethal means safety devices can help reduce risk and protect your loved ones. For information on current Virginia gun laws, visit http://bit.ly/4oEQK3Q.

Day 2: Ask Direct Questions“Are you thinking about suicide?” It’s a difficult question to ask, but it can save a life. W...
09/02/2025

Day 2: Ask Direct Questions

“Are you thinking about suicide?” It’s a difficult question to ask, but it can save a life. When someone is struggling, asking directly shows you care and opens the door for support. If they say “yes,” stay with them, listen without judgment, and connect them to help. Call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for support.

Day 1: Recognize the Warning SignsLook out for mood changes, withdrawal, or verbal cues like “I can’t do this anymore.” ...
09/01/2025

Day 1: Recognize the Warning Signs
Look out for mood changes, withdrawal, or verbal cues like “I can’t do this anymore.” These could be signs that someone is struggling. Knowing the warning signs is the first step to taking action. Visit lockandtalk.org/tools for tips.

Today and during , we celebrate the work of the dedicated people across the country who comprise the incredible recover...
09/01/2025

Today and during , we celebrate the work of the dedicated people across the country who comprise the incredible recovery and mental health workforce and peer support network. We celebrate the hard work you do every day to support people in recovery.



samhsa.gov/find-help/recovery

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day.We remember. We grieve. We stand together.No more lives lost. No one forgo...
08/31/2025

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day.
We remember. We grieve. We stand together.
No more lives lost. No one forgotten. 💜

September 10 is World Su***de Prevention Day. From September 1–10, we will share daily tips, resources, and ways to supp...
08/30/2025

September 10 is World Su***de Prevention Day. From September 1–10, we will share daily tips, resources, and ways to support yourself and others.

Su***de prevention begins with awareness, connection, and hope. Whether you’re checking on a friend, learning warning signs, or reaching out for support, every action counts.

Join us each day as we honor this important week and work together toward a community where no one feels alone.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 for the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

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85 Sanger's Lane
Staunton, VA
24401

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 7:30pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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(540) 887-3200

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Valley Community Services Board is a community based organization providing services for Behavioral Health, Substance Use, and Developmental Disability needs in the Waynesboro, Staunton, Highland and Augusta Counties localities. We accept private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and also provide services on a sliding scale, self pay method. For more information regarding our specific treatments, please refer to our agency website at www.myvalleycsb.org.

This page is not monitored continuously and is not intended to be a means of direct contact to treatment providers, if immediate assistance is needed, call 911 or 540 887-3200 during office hours.