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Bradley Free Clinicโs Hope Initiative Grows, Aiming to Transform Substance Abuse Recovery Across Virginia
Read full article: Bradley Free Clinicโs Hope Initiative Grows, Aiming to Transform Substance Abuse Recovery Across VirginiaA local program that has already supported thousands of individuals battling substance abuse is now set to expand across Virginia. The Bradley Free Clinicโs Hope Initiative, which has made a significant impact in the Roanoke area, is broadening its reach to other cities in the state.
Bradley Free Clinicโs Program to combat substance abuse reaches new communities
Read full article: Bradley Free Clinicโs Program to combat substance abuse reaches new communitiesThe Bradley Free Clinicโs Hope Initiative, which helps people with substance abuse, is expanding its services throughout Virginia.
Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine, Bradley Free Clinic host oral health day for refugees
Read full article: Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine, Bradley Free Clinic host oral health day for refugeesVirginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine students and dentists with the Bradley Free Clinic hosted an oral health day for refugees on Saturday.
CHIP of the Roanoke Valley provides free school supplies, haircuts ahead of school year
Read full article: CHIP of the Roanoke Valley provides free school supplies, haircuts ahead of school yearChild Health Investment Partnership of the Roanoke Valley, also known as CHIP is setting up students for success with their second annual Back to School Celebration.
Bradley Free Clinic in Roanoke hosts grand opening ceremony
Read full article: Bradley Free Clinic in Roanoke hosts grand opening ceremonyThe Robertson Behavioral Health Wing will offer services to low-income residents, including those without insurance. The expansion includes six new counseling rooms and group counseling spaces.
Roanoke nonprofit donates $25,000 to free clinic to provide better access to mental healthcare
Read full article: Roanoke nonprofit donates $25,000 to free clinic to provide better access to mental healthcareA nonprofit in Roanoke is teaming up with the Bradley Free Clinic to ensure people in the Roanoke Valley have access to mental healthcare.
Roanoke Womenโs Foundation gives $360,000 to community organizations
Read full article: Roanoke Womenโs Foundation gives $360,000 to community organizationsROANOKE, Va. โ The Roanoke Womenโs Foundation (RWF) gave out $360,000 to seven organizations during a virtual presentation. The foundationโs in the 16th year and supports arts and culture, education, the environment, and health and human services through a competitive grants process. This yearโs grants now means the organization has given out more than $4 million dollars. โPerhaps in no other year in The Roanoke Womenโs Foundationโs history have its members stretched to do as much as we could for as many people as we could. We are gratified to fund these worthwhile organizations in a year like none other,โ said Nancy Dixon, the foundation president in a news release.
We werent expecting this': Bradley Free Clinic balances unprecedented demand with lack of funding
Read full article: We werent expecting this': Bradley Free Clinic balances unprecedented demand with lack of fundingI needed special help, special attention or I wouldnt be able to make it, said Long, whos a patient at the Bradley Free Clinic. Thats when Long found the Bradley Free Clinic in Roanoke. We werent expecting this, said Janine Underwood, executive director of the Bradley Free Clinic. Were seeing a large group of people that had previously always been insured and now no longer are insured, said Carolyn Williams, family nurse practitioner at Bradley Free Clinic. The Star City Strong Recovery Fund Task Force is recommending millions of dollars of COVID-19 relief in Roanoke go towards mental health and nonprofits, which would benefit the Bradley Free Clinic.
Junior League of Roanoke Valley gives out more than $40,000 for healthcare access, fighting hunger, poverty
Read full article: Junior League of Roanoke Valley gives out more than $40,000 for healthcare access, fighting hunger, povertyROANOKE, Va. $44,671 is going to support local organizations from the Junior League of Roanoke Valley. Its goal is to collaborate and build partnerships within the Roanoke Valley connecting people to the resources they need. Its goal is to collaborate and build partnerships within the Roanoke Valley connecting people to the resources they need. CHIP ($5,000): Child Health Investment Partnership of Roanoke Valley believes that every child should have equal access to healthcare and enter school ready to learn. # # #About Junior League of Roanoke Valley:Junior League of Roanoke Valley (JLRV) is in its 94th year in service to the community.
Bradley Free Clinic expands hours, starts accepting patients with Medicaid
Read full article: Bradley Free Clinic expands hours, starts accepting patients with MedicaidROANOKE, Va. - The Bradley Free Clinic has opened its doors to low-income people seeking health care for nearly 50 years, but now those doors will stay open a lot longer. "The need is great," said Bradley Free Clinic Executive Director Janine Underwood. He says he is happy to see the clinic stay open longer. "Angels come with wings, but they also come with two doors with 'Bradley Free Clinic' in front of it," Long said. The Bradley Free Clinic has served the Roanoke Valley since 1974.
Bradley Free Clinic offering free health screenings at satellite location in Salem
Read full article: Bradley Free Clinic offering free health screenings at satellite location in SalemROANOKE, Va.- - Getting more people the health care they need is the goal of the new site of a local nonprofit. The Bradley Free Clinic is now providing free health screenings at Salem Church of Christ. The screenings will take place on the first and third Mondays of each month from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Bradley Free Clinic serves patients from Roanoke, Roanoke County, Salem and other local communities. Just to be able to set up a satellite location in Salem for those who don't have transportation.