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Your link to local services for people with mental illness, substance use disorders, intellectual and developmental disabilities
Know someone who needs help? Want to be part of the solution?
- Find information about CSB services
- Find resources to help maintain recovery and wellness
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Find out how you can help people in our community
- Volunteer or intern with the CSB
- Become certified in Mental Health First Aid
- Support local efforts to build awareness and increase resources
- Participate in CSB Board meetings and events
- Work with the CSB
Who do I call?
In emergency situations (24/7)
CSB Emergency Services
703-573-5679, TTY: 703-207-7737
Fairfax Detoxification Center
703-502-7000, TTY: 703-322-9080
Call 911 for a life-threatening emergency
To access CSB services (M-F, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.)
CSB Entry & Referral Services
703-383-8500, TTY: 711
Infant & Toddler Connection
703-246-7121, TTY: 703-324-4495
For basic needs (food, housing, medical care, etc.)
703-222-0880, TTY: 711
News and Information
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Budget Management Plan
The CSB presented a Budget Management Plan to the Board of
Supervisors Human Services Committee on May 8; review the summary presentation
and detailed spreadsheet. |
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CSB Website ImprovementsWelcome to our new and improved website! In this update, we have provided you with additional information about the services we offer, with more user-friendly navigation. We welcome your feedback and comments – please contact Lara Larson. |
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Run, Walk or Waddle to the 13th Annual Tim Harmon 5K Recovery Run!Plan to join us on Saturday, June 23 at 8:30 a.m. for the 13th Annual Tim Harmon 5K Recovery Run/Walk! Held at the Fairfax County Government Center, the event raises awareness about substance use disorders and Hepatitis C, while raising funds to help people served by the CSB. The race honors the memory of longtime CSB employee Tim Harmon. Registration is $20 before June 10; $25 after. Online race registration; more information about the race. |
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May Is Mental Health MonthNational recognition of Mental Health Month was established in 1949 to increase awareness of the importance of mental health and wellness and to celebrate recovery from mental illness. Excellent resources and information about mental health, suicide prevention, and more are available from the national Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration website. If you or someone you know in our community needs help, call CSB Entry and Referral Services at 703-383-8500, TTY 711, or the emergency numbers listed above. |
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5th Annual Project In-SightEntries are now being accepted for Project In-Sight, an exhibit of art and poetry by people receiving CSB services and their families. Learn more about Project In-Sight, or download the entry form.
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