The Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board’s FY 2026 Annual Report is now available online. This report reflects the work of our dedicated staff and commitment to serving more than 22,500 people within our community.
This annual report features the CSB’s key accomplishments and successes by the people we serve, who are at the heart of everything we do. Some FY 2026 highlights include:
- Diversion First celebrated a decade of cross-system collaboration that has transformed Fairfax County's response at the intersection of behavioral health and the justice system by prioritizing treatment, recovery, and community-based alternatives to arrest and incarceration.
- Permanent Supportive Housing expansion fully launched in collaboration with local, state, and community partners to increase long-term, stable housing options for individuals with complex mental health needs. Since launching, there have been 27 individuals housed, additional placements are pending.
- Chris’ Place opened, providing a regional peer-led wellness stay through a partnership with the Chris Atwood Foundation. This first-in-the-region program provides up to two weeks of crisis respite for individuals experiencing elevated distress related to mental health concerns or trauma.
- The Addiction Medicine Clinic launched the county’s first substance use disorder urgent care, which expanded operations to seven days per week.
- Regional services expanded with the opening of the Regional Crisis Receiving Center in Woodbridge (adding 32 recliners and 32 crisis beds – 16 each for adults and youth) and the Northern Virginia Adolescent Treatment Center in Chantilly (adding 16 residential beds).