Even before taking his seat on the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, Kenny Boddye (D-Occoquan) was open about his personal connection to removing stigmas surrounding mental health and increasing […]
Scores of people gathered in the plaza at the McCoart Building on June 7 for Prince William County’s first Pride Community Celebration. They enjoyed camaraderie, music, and food, while also […]
National Child Abuse Prevention Month, represented by blue-and-white pinwheels, is a time to recognize that all children have the right to live a healthy, happy childhood that is free of […]
This year, Prince William Public Libraries are shining some light on Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), offering “SAD Lamps” for public use. Shorter days mean less sunlight and a higher percentage of […]
Prince William County residents can add their information to the new Mental Health Awareness Response and Community Understanding Services (MARCUS) alerts system, which the Public Safety Communications Center will begin […]
The Board of County Supervisors proclaimed the week of Sept. 5 through Sept. 11 as Suicide Prevention Week in Prince William County, joining in the global prevention campaign that takes […]
A message from Supervisor Boddye… Mental and behavioral health have been on our hearts, minds, and lips lately, and there are a lot of folks out there who have been […]
The Prevention Alliance of Greater Prince William was founded in 1996 by a group of concerned residents and professionals focused on preventing substance abuse and promoting mental health and healthy […]
Complete the Marcus Alert Community Survey by May 28, 2021, to provide input. (En Espanol: Gran Comunidad de Prince William Encuesta – Marcus Alert) The Marcus-David Peters Act was signed […]
Virtual Senior Center Continues to Offer Programs During the Pandemic The Area Agency on Aging staff developed a Virtual Senior Center to help older adults in the Prince William area […]
