James Madison University said state health officials and the university announced the upcoming Central Shenandoah Maternal Produce Prescription Program on Wednesday. JMU’s announcement, published Friday, Nov. 6, identifies the Central Shenandoah Health District and JMU’s Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Services as participants in the announcement.
The program was announced as a $1.97 million initiative, according to JMU. The announcement does not give a start date, explain how the program will work, or provide details about eligibility, enrollment or where participants can obtain produce.
JMU reported that State Health Commissioner Dr. B. Cameron Webb joined the health district and the university institute for the announcement. The university described the program as upcoming but did not provide further timing details.
JMU lists its address as 800 South Main Street in Harrisonburg and its phone number as 540-568-6211.
