Provides emotional support, information, guidance, and referrals for people who have recently lost a child due to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) or Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) up to age two (2).

Provides diagnostic and treatment services including individual, group, and family counseling.

The Compassionate Friends is a mutual assistance, self-help organization offering friendship and understanding to families who have experienced the death of a child, sibling, or grandchild. The purpose is to support and aid families in the positive resolution of the grief experienced upon the death of a child and to foster the physical and emotional health of bereaved families. Compassionate Friends does not have any religious affiliation. We use a meeting space at the church for our monthly support group meetings. Meetings are held at Sugarcreek Presbyterian Church on the third Wednesday at 7:00pm of each month. (corner of Bigger Rd. and Wilmington Pike) 1-937-298-3743

Comprehensive harm-reduction and syringe access program targeted towards people who inject drugs and other high-risk individuals in an effort to prevent the spread of blood-borne infections. Provides access to Naloxone, medical care, HIV, HCV, and STI testing, safer sex and safer injection materials, behavioral health, drug treatment referrals, and other services to help IV-drug users.

Provides assessments by meeting with parents/caregivers to understand the family’s - Needs and challenges - Strengths and values - History and experiences If needed, connects families to resources and services and determines which services can help the family most appropriately.

Provides a crisis hotline for individuals with disabilities and their friends and family members.

Provides medication assisted treatment for substance/alcohol abuse. * Will not do Subutex (injectable suboxone).

Provides a helpline for assistance with mental health and substance use disorder recovery services.

Provides in-service training and materials to school staff. Program goal is to educate students on the science behind how the brain works, the effects of drugs on the brain, and the process of addiction. Each lesson engages the student in discovering how to promote good brain health, and explains how abusing substances harms the brain and body. Follows curriculum developed by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Offers a curriculum that is developmentally-appropriate, educator-friendly, and science-based. The series is called Brain Power for grades K-8, and The Brain for grades 9-12.

Provides emergency shelter, 24 hour crisis hotline, counseling, case management, legal advocacy, support groups, teacher/tutor services, limited transportation, emergency child care, assistance with food and clothing, assistance in obtaining employment and housing, community education and prevention programs on domestic violence.

Provides outpatient substance abuse treatment for those with drug and/or alcohol dependency issues. Also provides assessment to determine if the client is dependent on alcohol or other substances.

Substance Use Treatment addresses issues for those diagnosed with substance use disorders to work towards establishing a healthy lifestyle

Provides a credentialed art therapist who will work with organizations, institutions, corporate entities, and others to develop self-expression in participants through use of visual media.

Accepts reports of abuse/neglect during business hours.

Provides crisis intervention and safety planning for people who are in (or have experienced) a domestic violence situation. Also provides screening to determine if emergency shelter is needed for individuals and families who say they are are victims of domestic violence in need of safety and respite due to fleeing a domestic violence relationship or situation. If no need for immediate shelter is determined, agency refers individuals to their justice system advocates, domestic violence support group and other programming according to their assessment.

Provides specialized services for individuals with a dual diagnosis of mental illness, substance abuse and/or developmental disabilities. Acts as a liaison between the Franklin County Board of Developmental Disabilities and the Franklin County ADAMH system to coordinate services ensuring continuity of care for the client.

Crisis Stabilization Center provides alternatives to inpatient hospitalization in a managed care environment. The Center is a six-bed facility designed to provide an alternative to hospitalization and assist in the resolution of problems which are contributing to a person’s illness. The crisis center accepts people over the age of 18 who have psychiatric illnesses or emotional disturbances that make short-term intervention in a supportive setting necessary. People in crisis may stay in the program for a maximum of fourteen days, during which time they are assisted in making choices regarding future living arrangements, continued treatment, and other related issues. Services such a psychiatric consultation, nursing consultation, case management, and individual solution-focused therapy are provided during the consumer’s stay.

Offers programs and lectures on mental health topics for members of the community and local organizations.

The goal of the Safe Point program is to reduce the rapid rise in disease by providing clean needles along with education about risks of sharing needles. The program is not designed to merely distribute needles, rather the needles are a way to educate participants so they can be encouraged to seek treatment and/or assisted in navigating the medical or mental health systems during their road to recovery. Needles currently on hand have all been donated. Program participants will not be arrested for drug paraphernalia-related issues when coming to or going away from SafePoint; however, drug use on or near the premises is prohibited.

The Logan County Health Department is a distributor of the drug, Naloxone, as a part of the Ohio Department of Health's Project DAWN (Deaths Avoided With Naloxone) program. Anyone wishing to get the drug must go through a short training to go over the risk factors and how to use the kit and what follow up may be necessary. Free, virtual classes are available.

Assesses individuals referred through the Court of Common Pleas or Municipal Court.

Provides counseling to deal with a variety of life transition and other general counseling issues. Includes counseling around health problems, issues of loss (bereavement, grief) , counseling for issues that arise after the birth of a child, marriage counseling, and general counseling for youth. A mental health counselor addresses emotional aspects of infertility at one location. Not all services are offered at every location.

Clinical behavioral health services include: - Psychiatry - Counseling (both mental health & substance use) - Assessment - Home based services.

Offers residential sober housing program consisting of an individualized inpatient program with clinical programming, group therapy sessions, random drug screening, and 12-step meetings.