The VACBP Behavioral Health Improvement Political Action Committee (PAC) engages providers in the political process
Private providers and advocates interested in improving Virginia’s behavioral health delivery system can actively engage in the political process through the VACBP Behavioral Health Improvement Political Action Committee (PAC).
Our PAC was formed to enable private-sector, community-based providers of mental health services to collectively provide financial support to candidates for office who support creating a more efficient, effective and accountable behavioral health service delivery system in Virginia.
Through our PAC, private providers can aggregate their financial resources to support those elected officials and candidates who are aligned with our policy priorities.
Join us to elevate the voice of private-sector providers with policymakers. Click here for more information.
Private providers and advocates interested in improving Virginia’s behavioral health delivery system can actively engage in the political process through the VACBP Behavioral Health Improvement Political Action Committee (PAC).
Our PAC was formed to enable private-sector, community-based providers of mental health services to collectively provide financial support to candidates for office who support creating a more efficient, effective and accountable behavioral health service delivery system in Virginia.
Through our PAC, private providers can aggregate their financial resources to support those elected officials and candidates who are aligned with our policy priorities.
Join us to elevate the voice of private-sector providers with policymakers. Click here for more information.
VACBP PAC Hosts Exclusive MEMBERS-ONLY Roundtables
In 2019, the VACBP PAC launched its first policymaker roundtables. These roundtables provide an exclusive opportunity to meet with important leaders in the Virginia General Assembly. At these members-only events, providers are able to learn more about some of our top elected leaders and their priorities, as well as to share the issues and concerns that are most important to them.
This Fall, VACBP members met with Sen. Siobhan Dunnavant and candidate for Virginia’s 7th Senate District, Jennifer Kiggans and Sen. Jennifer McClellan. Attendance at these roundtables is an exclusive benefit for VACBP members.
In 2019, the VACBP PAC launched its first policymaker roundtables. These roundtables provide an exclusive opportunity to meet with important leaders in the Virginia General Assembly. At these members-only events, providers are able to learn more about some of our top elected leaders and their priorities, as well as to share the issues and concerns that are most important to them.
This Fall, VACBP members met with Sen. Siobhan Dunnavant and candidate for Virginia’s 7th Senate District, Jennifer Kiggans and Sen. Jennifer McClellan. Attendance at these roundtables is an exclusive benefit for VACBP members.
For more information, contact Mindy Carlin.
The VACBP has been proud to support the following Virginia elected leaders:
Virginia House of Delegates
Speaker of the House of Delegates Kirk Cox
Delegate Lashrecse Aird
Delegate Mark Sickles
Delegate Chris Stolle
Delegate Bobby Orrock
Virginia Senate
Senate Majority Leader Tommy Norment
Senate Minority Leader Dick Saslaw
Senator George Barker
Senator Siobhan Dunnavant
Senator Janet Howell
Statewide
Governor Ralph Northam
Attorney General Mark Herring
Caucuses
Virginia Senate Republican Caucus
Virginia House of Delegates
Speaker of the House of Delegates Kirk Cox
Delegate Lashrecse Aird
Delegate Mark Sickles
Delegate Chris Stolle
Delegate Bobby Orrock
Virginia Senate
Senate Majority Leader Tommy Norment
Senate Minority Leader Dick Saslaw
Senator George Barker
Senator Siobhan Dunnavant
Senator Janet Howell
Statewide
Governor Ralph Northam
Attorney General Mark Herring
Caucuses
Virginia Senate Republican Caucus
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