Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board

Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board The premier provider of behavioral health, substance abuse, and developmental disability services in Hampton and Newport News, Virginia.

You do not have to wait until everything feels unmanageable before asking for help.Whether you need someone to talk with...
09/05/2026

You do not have to wait until everything feels unmanageable before asking for help.

Whether you need someone to talk with, ongoing support or help during a crisis, taking the first step matters.

Explore H-NNCSB services at hnncsb.org.

For crisis support, call H-NNCSB Emergency Services at 757-788-0011 or call or text 988. If there is immediate danger, call 911.

Reaching out counts, too.

Not every step forward will look impressive from the outside.Some days, progress is getting out of bed. Eating something...
09/04/2026

Not every step forward will look impressive from the outside.

Some days, progress is getting out of bed. Eating something.

Answering one message. Making an appointment. Or simply deciding to try again tomorrow.

Wherever you are today, give yourself credit for the steps you can take.

Small steps count, too.

If you’re struggling, reaching out can connect you with caring support. Learn more about H-NNCSB services at hnncsb.org. For crisis support, call H-NNCSB Emergency Services at 757-788-0011 or call or text 988. If there is immediate danger, call 911.

H-NNCSB welcomes our new employees the week of 8/31/2026!Our new employees will support the following areas:- Facilities...
09/04/2026

H-NNCSB welcomes our new employees the week of 8/31/2026!

Our new employees will support the following areas:

- Facilities Maintenance
- Discharge Planning
- Case Management

September is Su***de Prevention Month 💜🩵This month, the Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board is reminding our c...
09/03/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month 💜🩵

This month, the Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board is reminding our community that su***de prevention starts with everyday people—people willing to talk, listen, connect, and share hope.

Throughout September, community members are invited to participate in FREE trainings, events, and activities focused on mental health, su***de prevention, connection, resilience, and hope.

There is something for everyone—from Mental Health First Aid and safeTALK to SPEAK Hope, Lock and Talk, Every Brilliant Thing, and opportunities to come together as a community.

Check out the attached Su***de Prevention Month calendar and scan the QR code to join us.

Click the link to register: https://form.jotform.com/262444310294048.

Please share this post and help us spread the word. A resource shared today may reach someone exactly when they need it.

You are not alone. You matter. Help is here.
Su***de & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988
Region 5 Crisis Center: 757-656-7755

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Looking for a New Career Opportunity? Join Us at the Super Tuesday Community Job Fair! The Hampton-Newport News Communit...
09/03/2026

Looking for a New Career Opportunity? Join Us at the Super Tuesday Community Job Fair!

The Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board (H-NNCSB) will be in attendance at the Super Tuesday Community Job Fair on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, connecting job seekers with career opportunities and community resources.

Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Peninsula Workforce Development Conference Center, Room 1301, 600 Butler Farm Rd., Hampton, VA 23666

Meet with H-NNCSB representatives and more than 30 employers and organizations from across Hampton Roads offering a wide variety of employment opportunities. Whether you're exploring a new career path, looking to grow professionally, or seeking your next opportunity, this event is for you.

✅ Bring copies of your resume
✅ Dress professionally
✅ Research employers and available positions beforehand
✅ Be prepared to network and make a great first impression

There is no registration required for the event, but participants must be registered on the Virginia Workforce Connection job site prior to attending. Food trucks will also be on-site from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM!

Healing happens in community. Mark your calendars for September 10, 2026 and join us for a day focused on healing, welln...
09/03/2026

Healing happens in community.

Mark your calendars for September 10, 2026 and join us for a day focused on healing, wellness, and empowerment.

From the Y.G.A.R. Conference featuring workshops and healing circles, to the evening discussion "Grief, Loss, & Community: A Journey Towards Joy," participants will have opportunities to learn, connect, reflect, and grow.

📍 Hampton University 📅 Thursday, September 10, 2026

Together, we acknowledge loss, build resilience, and create space for hope and healing.

Register today using the QR codes on the flyers.

Sometimes “I’m fine” is an automatic response.Try asking again: “How are you—really?”You do not need to have all the ans...
09/03/2026

Sometimes “I’m fine” is an automatic response.

Try asking again: “How are you—really?”

You do not need to have all the answers or know exactly what to say. Listen without rushing, judging or immediately trying to fix the situation. A genuine conversation can remind someone that they are not alone.

Checking in counts, too.

You don’t have to face a difficult moment alone. Explore H-NNCSB services at hnncsb.org. For crisis support, call H-NNCSB Emergency Services at 757-788-0011 or call or text 988. If there is immediate danger, call 911.

In honor of National Recovery Month, H-NNCSB is proud to celebrate the individuals whose stories inspire hope and demons...
09/02/2026

In honor of National Recovery Month, H-NNCSB is proud to celebrate the individuals whose stories inspire hope and demonstrate that recovery, wellness, and personal growth are possible.

Today, we're recognizing two incredible members of our Peer Recovery Services team:

💜 Ernest "Ernie" Jones, PRS I | Marcus Alert Mobile Crisis Response Team

Ernie is a person in long-term recovery with more than 24½ years of sobriety. After overcoming his own challenges with substance use and spending years in and out of jails and treatment facilities, he dedicated his life to helping others. For more than 23 years, Ernie has worked in prisons, halfway houses, re-entry programs, and now serves as a Peer Recovery Specialist with H-NNCSB.

"By God's grace, I'm honored to give back what was freely given to me."

💜 Delaney, Peer Recovery Specialist | Partners in Recovery

Since joining H-NNCSB in March 2026, Delaney has brought a passion for advocacy, wellness, and creating meaningful opportunities for others. Originally from Chattanooga, Tennessee, she spent several years studying and living across different states and countries before making Virginia home with her husband.

While completing undergraduate research on the influence of social and structural economics on alcohol abuse among young adults, Delaney discovered her desire to create positive change through advocacy and systemic support. Over the last three years, she has focused on her own wellness journey, recognizing the importance of caring for herself while serving others.

"I hope to continue learning every day, creating opportunities for others, and making a lasting difference for the individuals with whom I work."

Thank you, Ernie and Delaney, for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to supporting individuals on their journeys. Your stories remind us that hope, resilience, wellness, and recovery can change lives.

You don’t have to face a difficult moment alone. Explore H-NNCSB services at hnncsb.org. For crisis support, call H-NNCSB Emergency Services at 757-788-0011 or call or text 988.

We are here for you.

Rest is not something you have to earn.You are allowed to pause before you become overwhelmed. You are allowed to protec...
09/02/2026

Rest is not something you have to earn.

You are allowed to pause before you become overwhelmed. You are allowed to protect your energy, create boundaries and give your mind time to recover.

Taking care of yourself is not falling behind. It is part of moving forward.

Rest counts, too.

You don’t have to face a difficult moment alone. Explore H-NNCSB services at hnncsb.org. For crisis support, call H-NNCSB Emergency Services at 757-788-0011 or call or text 988. If there is immediate danger, call 911.

Not every struggle looks like a struggle. Mental health struggles do not always announce themselves. Someone can appear ...
09/01/2026

Not every struggle looks like a struggle.

Mental health struggles do not always announce themselves. Someone can appear calm, productive and completely put together while carrying more than anyone realizes.

Lead with kindness. Check in without judgment. And if this is you, remember: you do not have to prove that you are struggling to deserve support.

This counts, too.

Whatever you’re experiencing today, compassionate support is available. Learn more about H-NNCSB services at hnncsb.org. For crisis support, call H-NNCSB Emergency Services at 757-788-0011 or call or text 988. If there is immediate danger, call 911.

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Hampton, VA
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