About Crossroads Community Services Board
Crossroads Community Services Board (CSB) works to prevent and treat the occurrence of mental illnesses, intellectual disabilities, substance use, and co-occurring disorders, as well as to enhance the functioning of individuals and families who experience these conditions.
One of 39 Virginia community services boards, Crossroads offers community resources for mental health, developmental disability services, substance use disorder counseling, drug prevention programs, family therapists, and more. The major efforts of Crossroads are directed toward transforming systems of care so that they are truly community based. Individuals participate in a service system based on the principles of recovery, and all programs and services use the recovery model in which peer support and participation are essential elements. In doing so, Crossroads seeks to advance regional mental health and improve community behavioral health through connecting individuals to Virginia mental health services.
History & Structure
Crossroads Community Services Board was organized in 1973 as a cooperative venture among the counties of Amelia, Buckingham, Charlotte, Cumberland, Lunenburg, Nottoway, and Prince Edward. The Services Board, the governing body over the agency’s programs, consists of representatives appointed by the Board of Supervisors in each county and includes elected officials, individuals receiving services, and family and community members.
Funding
Funding that supports the service delivery system comes from a variety of sources, including state, local, and federal governments, as well as fees for services (over 75% of revenue). Contributions to the agency, which is organized as a public nonprofit, are tax deductible and represent special revenue that directly benefits individuals receiving services.
Serving the counties of Amelia, Buckingham, Charlotte, Cumberland, Lunenburg, Nottoway, and Prince Edward.
Dr. Melba Moore
Dr. Moore joined the Crossroads Community Services team in April of 2022 bringing a wealth of knowledge and decades of public health service with her.