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Frontier
Health
(423)
467-3600
Parents Needed
for Foster Care
TRACES foster care and adoption
services was created in 1992 based on the needs for
foster care in the region.
TRACES
Foster Care & Adoption
VALUES
was created in Virginia's
Planning District One area to respond to their growing
need.
VALUES
Foster Care
Domestic
Violence Awareness
SAFE House
SAFE House provides safe, confidential
shelter, a 24-hour crisis line, counseling to domestic
violence victims and their families.
For more on SAFE House, call 2-1-1 or (423) 246-2273.
Suicide
Prevention
Death by suicide is one of the greatest health risks
in Virginia and Tennessee.
To learn how
you can help:
Recovery
from Addiction to Alcohol and other Drugs
All
across the country millions of Americans are impacted
but recovery is possible. Research shows the rate of
recovery is significantly greater when an individual's
family, friends and community are involved.
For more on Recovery from Addiction to Alcohol
or Drugs,
Runaway
Services
and Project Safe Place
The
Runaway Program & Project Safe Place provides temporary,
emergency shelter and counseling to youth who are runaways,
throw-aways, or are escaping unresolved family conflicts.
For more on Runaway Services, call
Project
Safe Place
(877) 288-1828
or
The National Runaway Switchboard
(800) Runaway
/ (800) 786-2929
or visit www.1800runaway.org
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NASHVILLE
— The Tennessee Association of Mental Health
Organizations honored Judges James Nidiffer and Robert
Lincoln, Washington County General Sessions Court,
Jonesborough, with the TAMHO Frank G. Clement Community
Service Award for developing and serving the Mental
Health Court in Washington County. 
Frontier Health welcomes clinical psychologist Farah
Williams, Ph.D., to Scott County Behavioral Health.
Williams, a native of Gate City, Va., specializes in
child and adolescent psychotherapy and psychological
assessments. 
