| Our mission | Our mission is to educate, empower, and advocate to improve the mental health of all Virginians. |
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Mental Health America of Virginia
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Outreach VolunteerHelping staff our exhibit table at health fairs and community events. Could also help with distributing our program materials to health care facilities, clinics, housing programs, etc. Hours vary.Office VolunteerHelping compile materials for recovery education and outreach, entering program data in spreadsheets, general office assistance. As needed, generally 9 - 5 Monday-Friday.Warm Line OperatorThe Warm Line is currently open 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. weekdays and 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. weekends. (requires either certification as Peer Recovery Specialist or completion of the PRS training)Board of Directors or Board CommitteesEvent planning, resource development, communications, marketing, creative ideas - For more information, please contact Bruce Cruser, Executive Director: [email protected] |
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| How you help | We are excited about your interest in volunteering or interning with Mental Health America of Virginia. We have many opportunities for you to help. |
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| About us | MHAV is best known for its recovery education trainings, including CELT & QUEST. We also run a Warm Line for Virginians and support a professional development network for peer recovery specialists in the Commonwealth. All our programs are geared toward improving a person's mental health and empowering an individual seeking wellness. |
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