Western Tidewater Community Services Board

03/30/2026

Mary is one of WTCSB's Peer Counselors. She is a shining example of how the proper support can lead to personal success. Her kindness, resilience, and passion for helping others, making her not only an amazing employee of WTCSB, but a fantastic person in our community.

03/30/2026

Today is World Bipolar day. Bipolar disorder is more than just mood swings, it's a condition that deserves support. To learn more about how WTCSB supports those diagnosed with Bipolar disorder, visit wtcsb.org.

03/30/2026

03/29/2026

The conversation continues! Brittany Johnson dives deeper into her experience as a woman in the workplace.

03/27/2026

Mary Johnson is one of WTCSB's Peer Recovery Specialists. Her story inspires and empowers those around her. Mary changes lives and makes history through her work at WTCSB.

03/27/2026

WTCSB's Substance Abuse Counseling Program can help those struggling with addiction to develop the skills and confidence needed to meet daily living needs. It can be provided through one-on-one sessions or group therapy. To learn more, visit wtcsb.org or call (757)758-5106. Let us help you take the first step in your journey to recovery.

03/26/2026

Join our Prevention Team this Saturday for the Great Suffolk Cleanup! This community wide initiative takes place the 27th and 28th. Keep an eye out for our team in the Saratoga area. This is a great opportunity to give back and get to know others in your community. For more information, visit suffolkva.us/cleanup. We hope to see you there!

03/26/2026

SCIP is FREE confidential counseling for teens, where they can talk about whatever they need to. SCIP is a great resource to help your child thrive. For more information, email info@wtcsb.org or call 757-758-5106.

03/26/2026

A big shout out to Amber Bagley, and Alisha Newman for always being such incredible representatives of WTCSB in the community. This past Saturday they volunteered at Suffolk Christian Fellowship Center's Community Mobile Food Distribution event. Thank you Amber and Alisha!

03/25/2026

Problem gambling doesn't exist in isolation. It affects our families, friends, workplaces, and entire communities. Awareness helps us replace misunderstanding with empathy and reminds people they don't have to struggle alone.

03/25/2026

Last Friday our Community Engagement Team attended the Commission on Aging Health Expo. It was a day full of inspiration, education, and empowerment!

03/24/2026

We want to hear your thoughts on mental health and substance abuse in your community. Text Virginia to 844-484-7601.