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What could ve happened if her Va daughter had Narcan: It s gut-wrenching

In December 2020, Cassie wound up in jail on a drug charge, and when she was released a month later, a COVID-19 diagnosis prevented her from entering a rehabilitation center.

United statesChauncie beastonNancy wallacePatricia godseyYoure at foundationDaily planet health servicesVirginia department of healthDrug administrationWhere you re at foundationDaily planet healthVirginia departmentChesterfield countyHenrico county

How you can help Central Virginia families during Poverty Awareness Month

January is recognized as Poverty Awareness Month to raise awareness and call attention to the increase in hardship in America.

United statesHanover countySankt peterburgJen cooperTaylor garrettDaily planet health servicesHeartland alliancePoverty awareness monthPlanet health servicesWest grace streetDaily planetAwareness monthChesterfield countyHenrico county

Richmond food bank, health-equity organizations receive city grants

Grants will be distributed to local organizations through 2024.

United statesJhanaly perezNatasha lemusLevar stoneyDaily planet health servicesRichmond city councilRichmond city health districtOpportunity allianceWaymakers foundationWaymakers communicationsHealth equity fundSix richmond areaDirector natasha lemusCommunications director jhanaly perezPlanet health servicesHealthy heart plus

This sea of white crosses serves as a grim reminder of record-breaking overdoses

In both the United States and Virginia, there was a record number of overdose deaths in 2021, driven largely by fentanyl.

United statesHenrico countyRosie hobronStephanie cuttinoNathan mitchellColley croteauInternational overdose dayDaily planet health servicesInternational overdose awarenessMcshin foundationVirginia department of healthInternational overdoseDaily planetVirginia departmentChesterfield county

Richmond seeing rise in unsheltered homelessness: We gotta help people survive

"The numbers have tripled from what we were serving before, it's hard to keep up with them," Rhonda Sneed said. "Our supply is getting very limited."

Taylor garrettRhonda sneedKelly king horneDaily planet health servicesBlessing warriorsExecutive director kelly kingChesterfield countyHenrico county

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