Vaya Health Marks One Year of Helping North Carolinians Return Home Safely from Institutional Settings Through “Money Follows the Person” Program
ASHEVILLE, NC – Vaya is pleased to mark the one-year anniversary of its Money Follows the Person (MFP) Transition Coordination program, a statewide initiative launched in collaboration with the NC […]
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More Than a Job: How Work Empowers People with Disabilities
For some people with disabilities — including people with intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD) — participating in the workforce provides personal meaning. It can be a way of connecting with and contributing […]
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Understanding Breast Cancer Screening and Risks: What Everyone Should Know
Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women worldwide. According to the American Cancer Society, about 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer […]
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Vaya Health Marks One-Year Anniversary of Hurricane Helene with Continued Commitment to Recovery and Resilience in Western North Carolina
ASHEVILLE, NC – One year after Hurricane Helene brought devastating impacts to western North Carolina, Vaya Health is reflecting on the progress made and reaffirming its commitment to the recovery […]
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“We’re Running Out of Supplies”: Inside the Fight to Protect Children During Helene
Billy West had a problem. The CEO of Daymark Recovery Services was sitting in Lexington, hours away from the flooding and wind from Hurricane Helene that had toppled trees into […]
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