Mount Rogers Community Services Board

About Mount Rogers Community Services Board

Mount Rogers Community Services Board is a not-for-profit public behavioral health agency in Marion, Virginia, serving Bland, Carroll, Grayson, Smyth, and Wythe counties and the city of Galax since 1972. They treat substance use disorders alongside mental health conditions and intellectual and developmental disabilities, using person-centered planning that emphasizes self-determination, empowerment, and a return to work, family, and community life. For people struggling with addiction, their care ranges from crisis support and outpatient counseling and psychiatry to short-term residential detox and transitional housing. A sliding fee scale based on household income and size, along with capped fees for uninsured or underinsured clients, helps keep care within reach.

The Rhea B. Lawrence Recovery Center in Marion is an eight-bed short-term residential program offering detox and mental health stabilization, designed to help people avoid hospitalization. For longer-term stability, the Transitions program provides supervised housing focused on social and living skills for adults with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, or co-occurring conditions, coordinated with the agency’s other services. They also operate The Lighthouse in Wytheville, a short-term recovery home run by peers, and offer case management, transportation assistance, and community-based services delivered in homes and schools. New clients can begin care by walking into one of their Same Day Access locations.

About Mount Rogers Community Services Board

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