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New recovery programs in Southwest Virginia will help mothers stay with their children during addiction treatment
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New recovery programs in Southwest Virginia will help mothers stay with their children during addiction treatment
Two new residential addiction treatment facilities for pregnant and parenting women are coming to Southwest Virginia, addressing a critical gap in care in a region hard-hit by the opioid crisis. Strong Futures, which will be located in Norton, and Four Truths, in Roanoke, received funding from the Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority to launch and expand residential treatment options that allow women to keep their children with them in the facil…
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