Calendar of Events

This is a free virtual event facilitated by the Vaya Health Geriatric team. CEU’s are provided through NC Department of Health and Human Services. Have you ever had a secret you were too embarrassed to share? Those who hoard may not disclose symptoms due to potential embarrassment, judgment, and ridicule. This presentation will explore causes, […]

This is a free in-person event at Jackson County Senior Center, facilitated by the Vaya Health Geriatric Team. CEU’s are provided through NC Department of Health and Human Services. Antidepressants treat depression, but did you realize there are other uses for this medication? This course will examine the traditional use of antidepressant medications, potential side […]

Consumer and Family Advisory Committee (CFAC) MeetingRegion 2 Counties: Buncombe, Henderson, Madison, Mitchell, Polk, Transylvania, Yancey Sign up to make public comment by emailing your name, county of residence, and subject matter to cfac@vayahealth.com or call any CFAC support staff (1-800-893-6246). Meeting connection:Phone: 1-828-552-4129 Conference ID: 454 223 699#200 Ridgefield Court - Suite 218, Asheville, NC 28806

Substance use is a reality in every community. Possibly you or someone in your life has beenimpacted by the challenges of substance use and addiction. This course identifies commonsubstances, addiction development, and their impact on families and communities. The focusis on the older adult population regarding identification, safety, treatment, and recovery. This is a free […]

Did you know misuse of medications is a growing problem in older adults? This course will reviewhow the aging process can lead to unintentional misuse and adverse changes to the brain. Here,we will discuss interventions and methods available to support the reduction of this evolvingconcern. This is a free virtual event facilitated by the Vaya […]

Consumer and Family Advisory Committee (CFAC) MeetingRegion 4 Counties: Alamance, Caswell, Chatham, Franklin, Granville, Person, Stokes, Vance Sign up to make public comment by emailing your name, county of residence, and subject matter to cfac@vayahealth.com or call any CFAC support staff (1-800-893-6246). Meeting connection:Phone: 1-828-552-4129 Conference ID: 589 792 236#2929 Crouse Lane, Suite B, Burlington, NC 27215

Substance use is a reality in every community. Possibly you or someone in your life has beenimpacted by the challenges of substance use and addiction. This course identifies commonsubstances, addiction development, and their impact on families and communities. The focusis on the older adult population regarding identification, safety, treatment, and recovery. This is a free […]

Substance use is a reality in every community. Possibly you or someone in your life has beenimpacted by the challenges of substance use and addiction. This course identifies commonsubstances, addiction development, and their impact on families and communities. The focusis on the older adult population regarding identification, safety, treatment, and recovery. This is a free […]

Did you know misuse of medications is a growing problem in older adults? This course will reviewhow the aging process can lead to unintentional misuse and adverse changes to the brain. Here,we will discuss interventions and methods available to support the reduction of this evolvingconcern. This is a free in-person event facilitated by the Vaya […]

Substance use is a reality in every community. Possibly you or someone in your life has beenimpacted by the challenges of substance use and addiction. This course identifies commonsubstances, addiction development, and their impact on families and communities. The focusis on the older adult population regarding identification, safety, treatment, and recovery. This is a free […]

Managing mood disorders can be a balancing act. This course provides information about therole medications play in maintaining equilibrium. It also teaches the importance of observingmedication responses and monitoring for side effects. A review of alternative evidence-basedstrategies to support mood stabilization is also covered. This is a free in-person event facilitated by the Vaya Health […]

Health fest events for the county community members and SONC athletes!

CFT (Child and Family Teams) 1 Revised Training April 18, 2024 @ 9:00 am – 4:00 pm April 18th and 19th from 9:00 am- 4:00 pm. This free, virtual course provides 11 contact hours of training related to System of Care and the CFT process; gives parents, caregivers, and professionals an overview of CFT meetings from the family’s perspective; […]

Substance use is a reality in every community. Possibly you or someone in your life has beenimpacted by the challenges of substance use and addiction. This course identifies commonsubstances, addiction development, and their impact on families and communities. The focusis on the older adult population regarding identification, safety, treatment, and recovery. This is a free […]

Did you know misuse of medications is a growing problem in older adults? This course will reviewhow the aging process can lead to unintentional misuse and adverse changes to the brain. Here,we will discuss interventions and methods available to support the reduction of this evolvingconcern. This is a free in-person event facilitated by the Vaya […]

This is a free in-person event at Graham County Public Library, facilitated by the Vaya Health Geriatric Team. CEU’s are provided through NC Department of Health and Human Services. Have you ever had a secret you were too embarrassed to share? Those who hoard may not disclose symptoms due to potential embarrassment, judgment, and ridicule. […]

Thursday, April 18, 2024, at the Old Cherokee High School. This event is part of the nationally recognized "Week of the Young Child". The Children's Fair will offer families and their young children an opportunity to enjoy an afternoon of fun activities and entertainment as well as information gathering on community resources.

Join us at the Spring Fling Barn Yard Bash in Alexander County! This event will provide connections and community resources to enhance health, safety and wellness of families and children.

Join us for a community mental health forum in Granville County.