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Mental Health Minute: How to Talk to Your Children About Their Mental Health
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, one in six youth aged 6-17 will experience a mental health disorder [. . .]
The Village Network Earns an ‘A’ with Youngstown Schools
As The Village Network team works to help youth and their families to build brighter futures, we look for partners [. . .]
The Village Network Advances Care for Traumatized Youth with Sensory Integration Rooms
Each year in Ohio, an average of 25,000 children are abused and neglected. Fortunately for those served by The Village [. . .]
The Village Network Stands Ready To Provide Mental Health Services During Times Of Crisis
During this uncertain time when our local economics are in question, the dangers of the coronavirus continue to increase around [. . .]
Take Care Of Your Mental Health During the COVID-19 Crisis: Telehealth Services Are Now Available Through The Village Network
With more than 70 years of experience serving Ohio and West Virginia through outpatient behavioral health, residential treatment and treatment [. . .]
The Village Network Welcomes Three Inductees To Hall Of Fame
On Thursday, December 5, The Village Network was proud to recognize three outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to [. . .]
Things You Should & Shouldn’t Say To A Foster Youth
Extended family, friends and neighbors, teachers, children, even foster parents can sometimes find it difficult to know what to say [. . .]
Brighter Walls For Brighter Futures: Seasoned Foster Mom Gives Life To Uhrichsville Office Using Her Own Artistic Expression
Melinda Stutler does not consider herself an artist, but she couldn’t resist the urge to let her inner artist out [. . .]
Helping Youth Find Their Way: Long-time Foster Mom Helps Youth Get On The Right Path
Sometimes from deep personal loss comes something beautiful and unexpected. Just ask Patty Carroll … or the more than 70 [. . .]