Our Mission
Mission Statement
RACSB is dedicated to education, recovery, treatment, and wellness of Planning District 16 residents affected by mental health and substance use disorders and developmental disabilities.
What does that mean?
We are hope starters. If you live in the City of Fredericksburg or in one of the counties of Caroline, King George, Spotsylvania or Stafford, we’re here to help you. Our goal is to serve the community by providing desperately needed services for people with behavioral health concerns. And when possible, we’re committed to preventing behavioral health issues before they arise.
We meet these goals by providing a wide array of services. Are you worried that your baby or toddler isn’t meeting developmental milestones? Try our early intervention program. Want to learn how to keep your children from trying drugs or alcohol? Check out our prevention services. Do you or a loved one need counseling? We have licensed therapists. Are you taking psychotropic medications? Our psychiatrists offer medication management. And through a partnership with Genoa Pharmacy, you could pick up your prescriptions at our Fredericksburg clinic. Are you struggling with an addiction? We have a variety of specialized substance abuse services. Do you have a loved one who is addicted to opioids? Try our new Medication-Assisted Treatment and take one of our REVIVE! classes to learn how to reverse an overdose. And while we hope you never need them, we also have emergency services available for crises that happen day or night.
Our mission is to provide this help while respecting the dignity and rights of the individuals we serve and their families. We welcome active participation by the individuals and their families. And we want to help you to make the best choices possible.
read about our historyDirector's Message
Hello and welcome to Rappahannock Area Community Services Board (RACSB). My name is Jane Yaun, and I am honored to serve as the organization’s Executive Director. I began my career at RACSB in 1988. This community is my home, and I have been fortunate to be part of RACSB as it has grown into a large size Community Services Board, providing quality services in all five localities. RACSB is committed to improving the lives of individuals in our community through providing excellent service and working collaboratively with our fellow service agencies and community partners.
RACSB is a local government agency which was established in 1970 under what is now Chapter 5 of Title 32 of the Code of Virginia. Our Board of Directors is composed of fifteen volunteer members who are appointed by the local governing bodies. The Board members are people from the community with various occupations and interests, some with lived experience, some who are family members of individuals who receive services. Board members serve three-year terms of office.
I hope you find our website informative, thank you for visiting. We will be updating our content regularly so I encourage you to visit often!
Our Board Members
Caroline County
Caroline County
Caroline County
City of Fredericksburg
City of Fredericksburg
City of Fredericksburg
King George County
King George County
King George County
Spotsylvania County
Spotsylvania County
Spotsylvania County
Stafford County
Stafford County
Stafford County
My RACSB
"My RACSB" means different things to each of us. The Rappahannock Area Community Services Board (RACSB) provides community-based services and supports to individuals with behavioral health challenges and developmental disabilities, and their families, in the Greater Fredericksburg community.RACSB YouTube Channel
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RACSB is Hiring
Looking for the chance to change lives? Want to be a hope starter? You could join us in our mission to provide top-notch care for individuals with developmental disability, mental illness, or substance use disorder. We’re hiring people who are passionate about our community and who want to help individuals reach their fullest potential.
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REVIVE! 2019
Nearly 600 Virginians died from opioid overdoses in the first half of 2018. In the past few years, drug overdoses took more lives than car crashes or guns. In an effort to stem the rising…
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Sparking Hope
Besieged by a rising tide of overdoses and suicide, the American life expectancy rate dropped for the third year in a row in 2017, according to reports released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control…
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Safety First
A special thanks for everyone’s support and their contributions to increase safety in the homes and lives of our families. The staff of Healthy Families Rappahannock Area, Fredericksburg Agricultural Fair Grounds and volunteers from GEICO…
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