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A diverse group of health care advocates including doctors, faith leaders, health care providers, mental health advocates, consumer advocates, and localities issued the following statement today in a press call, urging Governor McAuliffe to veto the budget. “Governor...
Set to the tune of “Secret Agent Man,” the Healthcare for All Virginians coalition’s music video calls on legislators in Richmond to break the gridlock and close the coverage gap without delay. Pointing out that expansion could create 30,000 jobs and save...
MHAV is announcing the dates for all of our conferences in 2014. Be sure to register early and save a spot! QUEST Southwest Virginia – July 21-23 (Location TBD) CELT NOVA – September 22-25 (Front Royal, VA) QUEST Eastern VA – October 27-29 (Location TBD)...
This “May is Mental Health Month,” MHAV is raising awareness, providing tips and resources so anyone can take steps to promote good mental health. Positive steps include building social support, eating with your mental health in mind, recognizing the signs...
“Spring Is Here” For many, winter can be the days of sadness and isolation by staying indoors, contemplating that the outside is too cold. This sometimes can cause us feelings related to grieving and depression. Be glad winter is over. Now, spring is in...
