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Norton, Va. (WJHL) — In a significant step towards community health improvement, Ballad Health unveiled an innovative initiative on Friday aimed at supporting mothers and women dealing with substance abuse. Named the Strong Futures Virginia program, this new venture is dedicated to assisting pregnant, postpartum, and parenting mothers, alongside women who have encountered challenges with substance abuse.

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