Upcoming Events
Every unit we donate at our blood drive can help save up to three lives. Each recipient of that blood donation has his or her own story. He or she could be an accident or trauma victim, a cancer patient, a mother giving birth, a premature baby, a transplant recipient, or a surgical candidate. Our impact goes beyond that patient – multiplied by its impact on that person’s loved ones, who are thankful for the unit we donated.
Join us for the FIRST Zero Prostate Cancer Run/Walk in West Virginia! Help prostate cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, and families.
Hosted by the Mon Health Medical Center Auxiliary.
Join webinar panelists Christie Eastman, ICEEFT Certified EFT Therapist & Supervisor and Manager of Counseling Department / EAP at Cabell Huntington Hospital; and Charlie Holly, Executive Director of the Cabell County Community Services Organization (CCCSO), for an educational webinar on the psychological and mental health effects of being socially isolated. This free virtual opportunity will take place Tuesday, Aug. 30, from 12 to 1 p.m.
Attendees will:
Explore strategies to stay connected, reconnect, or help others who are withdrawn or isolated.
Learn about community services to support those who experience social isolation.
Connect the spiritual, mental, and physiological needs of those with social isolation.
Register in advance for this webinar or please contact St. Mary’s Spiritual Care & Mission at 304.526.1188.
This webinar is sponsored by FaithHealth Appalachia, St. Mary's Medical Center and Cabell Huntington Hospital.
Free Naxolene will be provided.
On September 8, 2022, all 55 West Virginia Counties are banding together to host the state's most important day of free naloxone distribution. In its third year, Save a Life Day will include every county for the first time. The theme for September 8 is "Meeting People Where They Are." What this looks like for Save A Life Day events is getting a more significant portion of naloxone to people at risk of overdose by focusing distribution on high-risk areas, incorporating outreach strategies, and partnering with people who use drugs.
Bonnie's Bus will be screening at Community Care of Marlinton in Marlinton, WV in Pocahontas County. Call 304-465-5155 to schedule.
Bonnie's Bus will be screening at Community Care of Marlinton in Marlinton, WV in Pocahontas County. Call 304-465-5155 to schedule.
Bonnie's Bus will be screening at Community Care of Green Bank in Green Bank, WV in Pocahontas County. Call 304-465-5155 to schedule.
Bonnie's Bus will be screening at Community Care of Green Bank in Green Bank, WV in Pocahontas County. Call 304-465-5155 to schedule.
Families with children less than two years old, or pregnant women are invited to this event.
Bonnie's Bus will be screening at Valley Health Care in Mill Creek, WV in Randolph County. Call 304-335-2050 to schedule.
Low-cost testing for participants.
The 2022 Mon Health Medical Center Multiphasic Blood Analysis will be held on Saturday, October 15! Appointments start at 6 AM. The Multiphasic Event will be held at a NEW LOCATION at the Mon Health Medical Center Conference Center.
Directions to the Mon Health Medical Center Conference Center:
• 1200 JD Anderson Drive, Morgantown, WV 26505
• When arriving at Mon Health Medical Center, enter in the back of the hospital building just past Mon Health Cancer Center.
Appointments are limited and assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please arrive on time for your appointment. Masks and social distancing are required. Registration will close once all slots have been filled.
Low-cost testing at this event.
Every unit we donate at our blood drive can help save up to three lives. Each recipient of that blood donation has his or her own story. He or she could be an accident or trauma victim, a cancer patient, a mother giving birth, a premature baby, a transplant recipient, or a surgical candidate. Our impact goes beyond that patient – multiplied by its impact on that person’s loved ones, who are thankful for the unit we donated.
Area children are invited to the annual Halloween costume contest, as well to participate in a variety of safety activities.
Every unit we donate at our blood drive can help save up to three lives. Each recipient of that blood donation has his or her own story. He or she could be an accident or trauma victim, a cancer patient, a mother giving birth, a premature baby, a transplant recipient, or a surgical candidate. Our impact goes beyond that patient – multiplied by its impact on that person’s loved ones, who are thankful for the unit we donated.