Raleigh County

Healthy Families Alliance & Support Center

Located in Daniels, WV, the Raleigh County Family Support Center provides families with a warm, inviting space to access vital support and services for stronger, healthier families. Check out our Facebook for upcoming events and updates!

Parent Education Classes

Community Events

GED Assistance

Safe Youth Spaces & Activities

Pantries

Meet the Raleigh County FSC Team

Amie Van Devender

Director

Amie Van Devender serves as the Director of the Raleigh County Healthy Families Alliance and Support Center (RCHFASC), where she brings a wealth of administrative experience from office administrative roles in the federal government and private sector. Having relocated to Raleigh County, W.VA. five years ago from Arizona with her family, Amie is committed to supporting the community by fostering a nurturing environment where families can thrive, learn, and succeed in every level of their family lives. By leveraging her skills to ensure smooth operations and impactful support services, Amie keeps the Center operating on a daily schedule and providing more and more services to the families in Raleigh County. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring West Virginia's natural beauty and participating in community events. She also enjoys having a good time and lots of laughs with her family and friends.

Megan Dobbs

Program Assistant II

Having been with CCI since March 2023, Megan Dobbs recently started as the Program Assistant II at the Raleigh County Healthy Families Alliance and Support Center. Prior to her role working with Raleigh County families, Megan served as a Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRSS) with the WV Collegiate Recovery Network at Bluefield State University and Concord University. In that role, Megan helped create a supportive network for students in recovery in the higher education setting. As a supporter and advocate for those in recovery, Megan wants people to know - "we are here for you; we support you, and we want to see you succeed in all areas of life!” Megan brings a combination of personal experience and formal education to her role new role within the Raleigh County community, which contributes greatly to her success. Academically, Megan is holds a Bachelor's of Social Work with a minor in psychology from Concord University. In addition to her role family support role, Megan also works as a mentor with Camp Mariposa and serves as a board member for the West Virginia Association for Addiction and Prevention Professionals (WVAAPP). Megan is driven and effective in her outreach efforts because she is passionate about recovery and supporting others to reach their goals.