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In the News
Centre County org. raising funds to better treat mental health.
Centre Volunteers in Medicine (CVIM) is looking to raise funding and support for its behavioral program.T he behavioral program has been around since 2019, but the center says that mental health struggles are constantly growing.
Recycling: CCRRA celebrates the 2024 Centre County Green Community Partners
To recognize our local “green” partners, the Centre County Recycling and Refuse Authority, along with the Centre Region Council of Governments, have created the Centre County Green Community Partnership Program that is open to all entities in Centre County who participate in recycling, waste reduction and other environmentally sound practices.
It’s National Volunteer Month. Here are 24 people making a big difference in Centre County
Each year, the Centre County Council for Human Services honors volunteers who work to further the mission of CCCHS’ member agencies. The Rose Cologne Volunteer Recognition is named after the first recipient of the Volunteer of the Year Award.
Centre Volunteers in Medicine provides free health care for uninsured individuals
Uninsured individuals from all backgrounds in Centre County can receive free health care at 2026 Sandy Drive, which is provided by Centre Volunteers in Medicine, a nonprofit organization first established in the area in 2001.
Centre Volunteers in Medicine holds fundraising campaign for its dental clinic
Centre Volunteers in Medicine is holding a campaign throughout March to raise money to fund their dental clinic, which treated as many dental patients in the first half of this fiscal year as in the entire prior year.
CVIM Executive Director Cheryl White to Retire
Centre Volunteers in Medicine Executive Director Cheryl White is getting ready to retire after leading Centre County’s free health care clinic for 13 years. During her tenure, CVIM has grown significantly, increasing its programs for low-income uninsured and underinsured Centre County residents.