NORFOLK CSB NOW PLANS THIRD GHENT LOCATION NEXT TO ABC LIQUOR STORE AND ACROSS FROM OPERA HOUSE CSB Doubling Space and Further Concentrating Services in Ghent Moving Services Away from CSB Patients CSB Officials revealed this week plans to further expand services in Ghent far in excess of what has been previously disclosed to City [...]
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Norfolk’s CSB Third Location
Posted in Announcements, Norfolk Community Service Board on January 16, 2011 |
September 16, 2010 Norfolk CSB Letter to Ghent Area Neighborhoods
Posted in Announcements, Norfolk Community Service Board on December 29, 2010 |
Ltr to Ms. McEnery & GNL from CSB CSB Patients By Zip Codes Norfolk CSB Service Sites 09 2010
July 2010 GNL Meeting Minutes
Posted in Meetings, Minutes, Norfolk Community Service Board on July 19, 2010 |
July 19, 2010 Blair Middle School The July Meeting will be a Board Planning and Work Session. Members are invited to attend. Attendance – Joan McEnery, Henry Conde, Suzanne Ott, Irene Blake, Paige Rose Absent – Ted Warren, Harry Worley, Barbara Murphy, Mike Spencer, Paul Amodio, Brian D. Smith, & Jay Lassiter 7:00pm – Call [...]
Norfolk Community Services Board Announces Plan to Move Another Psychiatric Unit into Ghent Neighborhood
Posted in Announcements, Norfolk Community Service Board on July 18, 2010 |
The City of Norfolk Community Services Board (“CSB”) announced at Tuesday City Council Meeting its plans to move its Adult Psychiatric Services Unit into the Ghent neighborhood from its current location near the new Union Mission on Virginia Beach Boulevard. This is the third unit that the City of Norfolk’s Community Service Board has proposed [...]
Newsflash: Sentara “will not be pursuing” Redgate Ave. building for Regional Crisis Center
Posted in Announcements, Norfolk Community Service Board on June 9, 2010 |
Sentara has advised Ghent area neighborhoods that: “Given the lack of community support for this project we will not be pursuing the Discovery day care center as a site for the crisis stabilization unit.” This is certainly a positive development and one that is no doubt as a result of neighborhoods working together to express [...]
