24 Hour Crisis Services 
You may find these resources helpful. They are listed in alphabetical order:
- Accomack County School Board Office
- Alcohol Abuse Support
- ARC (Association of Citizens) of VA
- Community Partners of the Eastern Shore (CPES)
- Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services
- Domestic Violence & Substance Abuse
- Eastern Shore Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- Eastern Shore Rural Health
- Finding Opioid Rehabilitation Centers
- Heroin Addiction
- Northampton County School Board Office
- Office of Human Rights
- Office of Licensing-Central Office
- Opioid Epidemic
- Rehabilitation Information Guide
- Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital
- Virginia Association of Community Services Boards
- Virginia Department of Health
- Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services
- Virginia Employment Commission
- Virginia Sexual & Domestic Violence Action Alliance
Free downloadable content!
- 2016 Substance Abuse Needs Assessement for the Eastern Shore
- 2017 Eastern Shore CSB’s Annual VACSB Report / Presentation
- Voter Registration Information
- 2018 Prevention Office Training Schedule
- The ARC — Virginia’s Eastern Shore
- Independent Reviewer’s Report
Title VI Information
- Discrimination Complaint Procedures
- Non-Discrimination Statement
- Notice under The Americans with Disabilities Act
- Title VI Complaint Form
Virginia State Police Videos
This video shares the story of an Alleghany County Sheriff’s Officer and his son, Ryan Hall’s battle with addiction. Ryan’s battle with addiction started when he suffered a vertical tibia fracture during a high school football game. When the prescribed opioid pain pills ran out, Ryan turned to local dealers, who recommended he try heroin. Ryan is on the path to recovery and struggles daily with his addiction to opioids. Sheriff Hall and Ryan Hall spread their message “that all it takes, is one time.”
This video shares the story of an Eastern Shore native’s battle with addiction and her untimely death. Katelynn Sterling was a cheerleader at Arcadia High School and an All-Star softball player. Katelynn’s family shares her story in hopes that it can inspire other people to change their views on addiction and seek help for their disease. Katelynn is one person that will never get a second chance at life.
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