Piedmont Community Services

06/04/2026

Check out new Job Opportunities at Piedmont Community Services Jobs:
https://piedmontcsb.isolvedhire.com/jobs/ .

See current career opportunities that are available at Piedmont Community Services

06/04/2026

Apply for the FC Outpatient & Assessment Therapist 3323-2-_
https://piedmontcsb.isolvedhire.com/jobs/1549854 .

05/11/2026

Are you 18-25 years old? Willing to share your voice through the Virginia Young Adult Survey? Join us at the Ground Floor today, take the survey, and coffee just might be on us! Incentives available while supplies last!

05/04/2026

🌿 May is Mental Health Awareness Month 🌿
This month is a reminder that mental health matters for all of us, every day. It’s about breaking stigma, starting conversations, and supporting one another with compassion and understanding.
Whether you’re navigating stress, supporting a loved one, or simply trying to keep life balanced, your mental health deserves attention and care.
Simple ways to take part this month:
• Check in on a friend or coworker
• Take breaks when you need them
• Practice small moments of self-care
• Learn the signs that someone may need support
• Speak openly and kindly about mental health
Let’s continue building resilient individuals, families, and communities together.
💚 You are not alone. Support is available, and conversations matter.

📞Call or text 988
💬Chat at 988lifeline.org

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04/30/2026

Today is the LAST Day to take the young adult survey!

Are you 18-25 years old and living in Virginia?
Your experiences can help shape mental health and substance use supports in your community!

We invite you to take the Virginia Young Adult Survey (YAS), a short, anonymous survey designed to better understand young adults’ needs and priorities. Your input will help us and our partners across Virginia improve health and wellness programming for young adults.
The survey…
⏱️ Takes only 10–15 minutes to complete
🔒 Is completely anonymous
🎁 A $10 gift card incentive is available while supplies last! . Participation is voluntary regardless of incentive availability.
👉 Text VIRGINIA to 844-484-7601 to get the survey link!
(Your phone number is used only to send the link, is not connected to your responses, will not be used for marketing or any other purpose, and will be deleted from the system after the survey closes.)
This statewide survey was developed in partnership with the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS) and Omni Institute, a nonprofit organization working with CSBs and coalitions across Virginia.

04/29/2026

Last week, our community came together to remember lives lost and to stand together in awareness, prevention, and hope. 💜

As we recognize Fentanyl Awareness Day, we’re sharing moments from our memorial event — not just to reflect, but to remind ourselves why this work matters so deeply.

Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid that is now involved in the majority of overdose deaths across the United States. It is often mixed into other substances without a person’s knowledge, making it especially dangerous — even a very small amount can be deadly.

This isn’t just a national issue — it’s impacting families, friends, and young people right here in our community.

Today, we honor those we’ve lost.
We stand with those who are grieving.
And we commit to continuing this work — through education, connection, and access to resources that save lives.

If you or someone you know is at risk:
• Carry naloxone
• Never use alone
• Test substances when possible
• Talk openly about the risks

Together, we can reduce stigma, spread awareness, and protect our community.

💜 Take a moment today to remember, to learn, and to share.

04/23/2026

We invite the community to a Fentanyl Awareness Day Event tonight at New College Institute - Baldwin Building.

During this event, we will be screening a documentary that follows three people —a firefighter, a judge, and a nonprofit leader—as they work on the front lines responding to opioid use and overdose. The film highlights both the realities of addiction and the strength of community response.

This screening will be followed by a panel discussion and memorial ceremony remembering and honoring those we have lost to overdose.

Join us tonight as we express a shared commitment to remembering, learning, and supporting one another as a community.

Please note that this film may not be suitable for young children.

04/23/2026

Are you 18-25 years old and living in Virginia?
Your experiences can help shape mental health and substance use supports in your community!
We invite you to take the Virginia Young Adult Survey (YAS), a short, anonymous survey designed to better understand young adults’ needs and priorities. Your input will help us and our partners across Virginia improve health and wellness programming for young adults.
The survey…
⏱️ Takes only 10–15 minutes to complete
🔒 Is completely anonymous
🎁 A $10 gift card incentive is available while supplies last! . Participation is voluntary regardless of incentive availability.
👉 Text VIRGINIA to 844-484-7601 to get the survey link!
(Your phone number is used only to send the link, is not connected to your responses, will not be used for marketing or any other purpose, and will be deleted from the system after the survey closes.)
This statewide survey was developed in partnership with the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS) and Omni Institute, a nonprofit organization working with CSBs and coalitions across Virginia.

04/22/2026

Join us tomorrow at our Fentanyl Awareness Day event, where we plan to screen a short documentary, followed by a panel discussion and overdose memorial ceremony. Help us honor those we've lost by saying their names, educating yourself and raising community awareness.

04/20/2026

Are you 18-25 years old and living in Virginia?

Your experiences can help shape mental health and substance use supports in your community!

We invite you to take the Virginia Young Adult Survey (YAS), a short, anonymous survey designed to better understand young adults’ needs and priorities. Your input will help us and our partners across Virginia improve health and wellness programming for young adults.

The survey…
⏱️ Takes only 10–15 minutes to complete
🔒 Is completely anonymous
🎁 A $10 gift card incentive is available while supplies last! . Participation is voluntary regardless of incentive availability.
👉 Text VIRGINIA to 844-484-7601 to get the survey link!
(Your phone number is used only to send the link, is not connected to your responses, will not be used for marketing or any other purpose, and will be deleted from the system after the survey closes.)
This statewide survey was developed in partnership with the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS) and Omni Institute, a nonprofit organization working with CSBs and coalitions across Virginia.