West Region

Serving Southwest Virginia

Counties/Cities Include:

• Alleghany County
• Amherst County
• Appomattox County
• Bath County
• Bedford City
• Bedford County
• Bland County
• Botetourt County
• Bristol City
• Buchanan County
• Buena Vista City
• Campbell County
• Carroll County
• Covington City
• Craig County
• Danville City
• Dickenson County
• Floyd County
• Franklin County
• Galax City
• Giles County
• Grayson County
• Henry County
• Lee County
• Lexington City
• Lynchburg City
• Martinsville City
• Montgomery County
• Norton City
• Patrick County
• Pittsylvania County
• Pulaski County
• Radford City
• Roanoke City
• Roanoke County
• Rockbridge County
• Russell County
• Salem City
• Scott County
• Smyth County
• Tazewell County
• Washington County
• Wise County
• Wythe County

Regional Contact Numbers

Statewide Toll Free Number
1-844-838-7838

Regional Director
Allison Patrick
(540) 556-9112

Assistant Regional Manager
Heather Austin
(540) 553-6255

Regional Coordinator
Michele Vandyke
(540) 357-1113

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Overview

The West Region of VVFS proudly serves Southwest Virginia' s veterans and their family members with access to behavioral health, rehabilitative, and supportive services. VVFS places special emphasis on assisting service members, veterans, and families on their road to recovery from the effects of stress-related injuries (such as combat stress, post traumatic stress or military sexual trauma) or traumatic brain injuries. This includes:

• Veterans of any era who are Virginia residents
• Members of the Virginia National Guard
• Virginia residents in the Armed Forces Reserves
• Transitioning service members
• Family members of veterans and members of Guard and Reserve

Services Offered

Through a regional consortia of Community Service Boards, brain injury services providers and other public and private services providers in the West region of VVFS offers the following examples of services available to veterans and their families in Southwest Virginia:

• Assessment of individual and family needs and direct provision of needed services available through the CSBs' outpatient treatment programs
• Linkages to veterans benefits services, transportation sources, housing and employment assistance programs, and financial assistance
• Veterans networking, peer support groups, and family support groups throughout Southwest Virginia