Partnership for Community Wellness

03/16/2026

At Partnership for Community Wellness, we know meaningful change happens through collaboration. We are grateful to stand alongside organizations locally and nationally who share our commitment to recovery, mental wellness, harm reduction, and community support.

We are proud to align with partners including Children and Screens, SAMHSA’s Talk. They Hear You. campaign, Stanford’s REACH Lab, The Wild Way, and Song for Charlie. Together, we strengthen our messaging, expand access to trusted resources, reduce stigma, and create clear pathways to hope and healing. When we align around the same goals, we strengthen the entire community. Prevention starts with connection.

03/12/2026

Spring Break is almost here ☀️ This year, we’re turning “Less Screen Time, More Family Time” into a fun challenge for families. 📵 The Spring Break Phone Break Challenge

How many screen-free hours can your family log together this week? Try setting aside 1–3 hours each day where everyone puts their phones away and spends time connecting instead.

Ideas for your phone-free time:
• Go outside and explore
• Cook a meal together
• Play games or take a walk
• Have a device-free dinner

At the end of Spring Break, add up your hours and see how much time your family spent truly unplugged and present together. Small breaks from screens can lead to stronger relationships, better conversations, and memories that last far beyond the week.

03/10/2026

Whether you’re a teacher, therapist, parent, or fellow teenager, we’d love to have your talents involved in one of our upcoming events. Let’s talk about how you can get involved today!

www.thepcw.org/get-involved

03/06/2026

Feeling overwhelmed or concerned about substance misuse? Supporting a friend who may be struggling? You don’t have to figure it out alone. PCW connects individuals and families to licensed therapists, community partners, support lines, and local resources to ensure you get the help you need.

Reach out today: www.thepcw.org/contact-support

03/04/2026

Recovery from cannabis-induced psychosis is often a longer road than many families expect — and thoughtful step-down care that supports both psychiatric stabilization and substance use recovery can make all the difference.

If your family is navigating this journey, you are not alone. We’ve gathered trusted recovery resources to help support healing, stability, and hope.

Access our family recovery resources here:
https://everybrainmatters.org/cannabis-harms-support-recovery-families/

Because Every Brain Matters. 💚

03/04/2026

03/04/2026

The way we talk about recovery shapes what people believe is possible.

We choose to talk about:
Recovery. Long-term recovery. Community. Leadership.

When recovery is visible, stigma decreases.
Save this. Share this. Help shift the conversation.

03/04/2026

03/04/2026

We are excited to announce that LOA is a recipient of a $110,000 grant from the Marion S. and Willie Z. Camp Fund for Eldercare, a fund of Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia. The grant will support our Meals on Wheels, Homemaker, and Transportation Programs for seniors!

Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia (CFWV), based in Roanoke, is a public charity created to foster philanthropy. It supports community needs through donor-advised funds, grants for nonprofits, and scholarships.

Learn more about CFWV in the 🔗in comments.

03/04/2026

✨ Looking for connection? You’re not alone. ✨

Join us for CONNECTION – Peer Support Group
🗓 First Monday of every month

This is a welcoming space to share, listen, and grow alongside others who truly understand. Whether you’re navigating your own mental health journey or just need community, this group is here for you.

📍 In person:
On Our Own Roanoke Valley
1122 2nd St SW, Roanoke, VA 24016

💻 Prefer to join online?
Scan the QR code in the image to participate virtually!

No pressure. No judgment. Just support, understanding, and real connection.

Tag someone who might benefit or share to help spread the word. 💙

03/04/2026

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03/04/2026

March is , and we will be sharing some resources throughout the month to help us all learn more about warning signs and treatment options. 💙 More: brbh.org/gambling Thank you to for all you do!!