Western Tidewater Community Services Board

04/06/2026

About 178,000 people die from excessive drinking each year. That’s
enough people to fill the Rose Bowl Stadium nearly 2 times. To learn how WTCSB can assist with alcohol addiction, visit wtcsb.org.

04/06/2026

04/03/2026

This month is Alcohol Awareness Month. This month is a great time to support those in our lives who are struggling with alcohol addiction and abuse. Reminding them that sobriety and recovery isn't a race, but a journey that looks different for everyone. To learn how WTCSB can help you or a loved one with addiction, visit wtcsb.org.

04/02/2026

Suffolk’s free Earth and Arts Festival returns with artisans, live music, kids’ activities, plant sale and new glassblowing demos downtown.

04/02/2026

04/02/2026

April is —a time to raise awareness of alcohol use & misuse. Find helpful resources on alcohol use & misuse prevention, treatment & recovery support that you & your community can use: samhsa.gov/alcohol

04/02/2026

Instead of focusing on awareness, it is important to focus on Acceptance for this month. It is easy to be aware, but it takes intention to move towards acceptance, appreciation, empowerment, and advocacy. This is a time to embrace our differences, destroy barriers, and work together to empower all kinds of individuals to thrive.

04/02/2026

Throw back Thursday to when the Prevention Team showed their holiday spirit in the Isle of Wight St. Patrick's Day Parade. WTCSB is lucky to have such an incredible Prevention Team!

04/01/2026

Both 988 and 911 provide critical support but focus on different crisis types: the 988 Lifeline specializes in mental health, su***de, and substance use challenges, while 911 addresses physical dangers needing police, fire, or EMS.

04/01/2026

The Great Suffolk Cleanup was a success! A big thank you to all those who participated in cleaning our community.

03/31/2026

Today is the last day of Women's History month, and a good reminder that women are still making history! Meet Reiko True, a highly decorated Psychologist, who throughout her career has worked to establish and encourage mental health resources for Asian Americans and other minorities. At the incredible age of 93, True still teaches at Alliant University, where she is a Professor of Emeritus of Psychology.