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New River Valley Community Support Network

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The Virginia Governor's office has ignored our complaints for 3 years. Let them know that our rights are being violated!

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The New River Valley Community Support Network is a website dedicated to warning the community of rights violations in the New River Valley area of Southwest Virginia including the cities of Radford, Blacksburg, Pulaski, Christiansburg, Dublin, and Pearisburg.

This website contains links to evidence proving that New River Valley Community Services, a Virginia Community Service Board authorized by the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, fails to report fraud, commits fraud, and violates rights with the assistance of law enforcement, like the Pulaski County Sheriffs Office who won't press charges against them because of a "conflict of interest".

Instead of improving funding for housing, food stamp programs, support for food banks, funding for community action programs to help with utilities, and responding to complaints, the Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger, signed a bill to increase funding to mental health crisis services that CAN'T help with those issues.

Learn more about how New River Valley Community Services Violates Rights

Healthcare workers in Virginia are above the law and your only options to defend yourself are to submit complaints, report fraud, and submit evidence to the magistrates office. The governor, courts, healthcare workers, law enforcement, and attorneys will NOT help you.

In a Crisis?

  1. AVOID HELPLINES, like the US National Crisis Number (988), as their only goal is to hospitalize individuals by referring them to organizations, like New River Valley Community Services, that perform the local crisis responses and violate rights.
  2. DON'T GO TO THE HOSPITAL UNLESS YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED TO. They turn voluntary admissions into involuntary admissions as well as restrict and violate your rights.
  3. DON'T CONTACT ANY PEER CENTER IN VIRGINIA! They're not your peers, the facilities aren't licensed, and you might talk to a mandatory reporter. Peer centers are designed to simplify the process of certifying and licensing present and future Community Service Board employees. Peer Centers are a scam.

If your rights are violated you will have to request a warrant from the magistrates office to press charges yourself because it's a "conflict of interest" for law enforcement.

In An ECO or TDO Process?

  1. RECORD AND DOCUMENT EVERYTHING.
  2. Request that your insurance isn't billed for services.
  3. Call the magistrates office to submit a verbal complaint and request your release.
  4. If you're being refused a copy of your TDO to identify which magistrates office to complain to, you can find the appropriate magistrates office by visiting https://www.vacourts.gov/static/directories/chief_magistrates.pdf.
  5. Call the Victim Assist Virginia Helpline at 1-888-887-3418.
  6. Call the Virginia State Police at 804-674-2000
  7. Go to a magistrates office with your evidence and press charges against the petitioner yourself immediately afterwards.

If you are a victim of a crime, including perjury, false ECOs, or false TDOs, call the Victim Assist Virginia Helpline at 1-888-887-3418 and the Virginia State Police at 804-674-2000. Or, visit your local Magistrates office to press charges yourself.

The New River Valley Community Support Network is an independent website run by victims of New River Valley Community Services.

This website is not affiliated with the tax-payer funded Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services Community Service Board, New River Valley Community Services (aka NRVCS), in the cities of Radford, Blacksburg, Pulaski, Christiansburg, Dublin, and Pearisburg, Virginia.

This is not legal advice. This is self-defense.