In a crisis, it can feel overwhelming. When you call Vaya’s 24/7 Behavioral Health Crisis Line, trained professionals are there to listen and help you take the next step. Call 1-800-849-6127 if you or someone you love is in a mental health crisis: https://t.co/zmDnq0jTmV

Depression feels heavier when carried alone. Reaching out is an act of strength, and listening without judgment helps lift the weight. Find tools and support at https://t.co/XqphJ6ih20

Vaya Health Area Director and CEO Tracy Hayes and Chief Operating Officer Rhonda Cox will be featured on WLOS Spotlight Carolina Oct. 9. As breast cancer survivors, they share their stories, highlight the importance of screenings, and offer hope for those in treatment.

Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment (EPSDT) helps Medicaid-eligible youth under 21 get medically necessary care — from checkups to mental health support. Learn more: https://t.co/w9f56MLY0Y

Having a job is about more than a paycheck. For many people with disabilities, work means pride, independence, and connection. As we mark 80 years of Disability Employment Awareness Month, we celebrate their contributions and stories:

Breast Cancer Awareness Month reminds us that many lives are touched by breast cancer. We honor those in treatment, remember those we have lost, and stand with families and communities impacted. Learn more about risk factors, screenings, and more:

Join us for Reconnecting Through Hard Times. A free training on Tues, Oct 14 from 2–3 PM at the Goodwill Career Center in Gastonia. Learn simple, effective ways to support others after a crisis. Whether you're a caregiver, community leader, or just want to help, this session is

Supporting a loved one through recovery can be as simple as showing up. Listen without judgment, celebrate milestones, and learn about the challenges they face. Your encouragement can make all the difference. Learn more about providing support: https://t.co/0oqdQnvwwD

When Hurricane Helene hit western NC, the Caiyalynn Burrell Child Crisis Center was running out of supplies with a house full of kids. CEO Billy West acted fast—Vaya CEO Tracy Hayes was in constant contact during those critical hours. Read more:

Fall is here, and darker days can impact mood, energy, and daily life. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) often begins in late fall. Light therapy, consistent routines, and staying active can help. Learn more: https://t.co/UjJu2PbTXV

One year ago, Hurricane Helene left a lasting mark on NC. Many are still rebuilding, and anniversaries like this can bring back painful memories — but they also remind us of the strength we showed by helping one another. For information and resources: https://t.co/wVxfGEWYlC

This weekend, communities across western North Carolina are coming together to honor, remember, and reflect one year after Hurricane Helene. Vaya’s Hope4NC teams compiled a list of anniversary events happening throughout the region — from remembrance services to community meals.

As the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene approaches, we remember the lives lost and the communities forever changed. Many Vaya Health staff live in the hardest-hit areas, yet they worked diligently to keep care and support available. Read more:

Healing happens when communities come together to support recovery. This September, Vaya Health honors National Recovery Month through crisis centers, new programs, and community support. To learn more about our work, visit:

Many adults in North Carolina can now get the COVID-19 vaccine at many pharmacies without a prescription. Under new state guidance, this applies to adults 65 and older and adults 18 to 64 with certain health conditions. Learn more:

National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the strength, culture, and resilience of Hispanic and Latino communities. At Vaya Health, we honor the importance of language access and the power of community in fostering wellness. Learn more:

Vaya Health is proud to share that the Hope4NC team will be featured on WLOS Spotlight Carolina. Vaya's own Erin Cotter and Rose Freshcorn shared how Hope4NC provides free, confidential emotional support, counseling referrals, and resources. Tune in Sept. 17 & 25 on WLOS ABC 13.

Opioid misuse impacts lives across our communities. Vaya Health’s Opioid Misuse Prevention & Treatment Program offers prevention, treatment, and recovery support to address the whole person — body and mind. Learn more: https://t.co/srwr4xi8oA

This week, we celebrate the dedication of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) — the individuals who provide essential, person-centered care to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Thank you to all DSPs! Find resources and services: https://t.co/5HYiCZ5HEi

Help can look like coffee left on a doorstep, a ride to an appointment, or sitting quietly when words feel too heavy. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Crisis support is available 24/7 at 1-800-849-6127. Learn more: https://t.co/usmtN0W367

Behavioral health is key to well-being. Take a free, anonymous Vaya Mindful screening to see if you or someone you care about should connect with a mental health professional. Quick results and resources provided. Start now: https://t.co/tKM7ueWb54