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Free Naloxone Kits are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis to community members who want to be prepared and trained to administer Naloxone in the event of a possible opioid overdose. In expansion of the Meigs County Health Department’s Harm Reduction Program and Project DAWN (Naloxone) Program, MCHD is now offering FREE Fentanyl Test Strips (FTS) to those who need them.

Provides stabilization for adults ages 18 and up during crisis, assisting in providing a higher level of functioning.

Assist youth ages ten and under who have been referred to court for allegedly being unruly or having committed serious felony offenses. This program provides services ranging from counseling, anger management, specialized diagnostic assessments, neglect issues, sex offenses and use of illicit substances. In addition the program offers the necessary services to the youth and their family to address and identify these concerns. Youth without charges can also be served by the 10 & Under program. Youth as young as six can be handled through the 10 & Under program. 10 & Under referrals can be made at anytime the center is open 24/7. For scheduled screenings with the Care Coordination Team can be made for Tuesdays and Wednesday 9:30 am to 3:30 pm.

Offers classes which help recovering drug and/or excessive alcohol users make the cognitive, behavioral, and attitudinal changes that are necessary to prevent them from returning to their previous patterns of use. The program helps participants deal with a wide variety of issues that have an impact on their commitment to sobriety. Includes resume preparation assistance and GED tutoring.

Provides a publicly accessible distribution box that contains a supply of free Naloxone kits.

Provides assistance in finding employment, housing, healthcare, child care, legal services, transportation and more. Offers Wellness programs, such as smoking cessation, sleep hygiene and nutrition. Also offers education to help patients better understand their disorder and the steps toward a successful recovery.

Provides Narcan (naloxone) and fentanyl test strips by mail. Nasal spray and intramuscular naloxone are both available.

Provides support, counseling, and information for individuals early into their recovery from drugs and/or alcohol. Helps develop the skills necessary to maintain sobriety and deal with the feelings associated with early recovery. Support and counseling are offered to family members of the individual in treatment. Can incorporate counseling for dual diagnosis.

Connects individuals who have a substance use disorder with a recovery coach who offers guidance in creating and following through with a recovery plan that reflects the individual's goals. Coaches inspire, encourage, can connect individuals to local recovery supports and help the person achieve long and short term goals.

Provides harm reduction items that decrease the chance of opiate overdose and that may prevent illness such as HIV. Includes naloxone distribution kits, HIV testing materials, fentanyl test strips, condoms, and more.

Offers a peer-based aftercare program for those that complete treatment at IBH Addiction Recovery Center. Designed to help sustain long term sobriety after residential treatment by providing organized activities that foster safe friendships, reinforcement of values learned during treatment, a strong sense of community, and increased self-esteem. Activities include weekly volunteer projects, spiritual support groups, and community-based support groups to help build on the foundation introduced in residential treatment.

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.

Provides a vending machine that contains Naloxone Hydrochloride (Narcan) medication to individuals at risk of opioid/opiate overdose and to their friends and family in an effort to reduce fatal overdoses. Also provides supplies such as menstrual products, safe sex kits, fentanyl test strips, sharps containers, resource packets, and first aid/wound care. Vending machine provided by Summit County Public Health.

Amethyst offers relapse prevention programs.

Provides harm reduction items that decrease the chance of opiate overdose and that may prevent illness such as HIV. Includes wound care kits (gauze, non-stick pads, antibiotic ointment, and saline), safer sex kits (condoms and lubricant), take home tests (fentanyl, pregnancy, and HIV), personal sharps container, and safer use kits for smoking (bubbler/pipe, alcohol wipes, screens, mouthpiece) as well injection (cooker, filters, alcohol pads, antibiotic ointment, saline, and bandages.

Provides a substance use relapse prevention and re-entry support program.

Provides a distribution container with Naloxone Hydrochloride (Narcan) medication to individuals at risk of opioid/opiate overdose and to their friends and family in an effort to reduce fatal overdoses.

Environmental health division providing: food and water inspections; nuisance complaints; rabies control; residential lead hazard investigation. Nursing and community health division providing: communicable disease follow-up; immunizations for children and adults; foreign travel immunizations; flu shots; case management for children with medical handicaps; community health assessment and education; tuberculosis clinic; preventative health services. WIC program provides supplemental nutrition support to women, infants and children under the age of 5.

Strives to protect people from the potentially deadly effects of the drugs they use, reduce HIV risk, increase access to treatment services and reduce public drug use and improper disposal of hypodermic needles and syringes. Services available include: - Syringe exchange. - Narcan kits. - Fentanyl test strips. - Peer support. - HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C testing.

Accept old, expired, used prescription and over the counter medications. Does not accept needles, syringes, liquids or inhalers.

Works to get those in a substance addiction crisis, including opiates, into the quickest available treatment. Communicates with detox and treatment providers to find and place those in need. Goal is to provide a structured and meaningful path of care for each of the program's participants.

Recovery is more than just stopping substance use. We understand that it can be overwhelming to try to handle all of this yourself, so we’ll help you take it one step at a time by building a supportive community around you. We understand what you are going through. Recovery is challenging, and our team works hard to help minimize barriers and empower you to continue progressing on your journey of healing.

Connects active military, military reserves, Veterans, and their families in crisis or with a general problem with Department of Veterans Affairs responders through a confidential toll-free hotline, online chat, or text.

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.

Accept old, expired, used prescription and over the counter medications. Does not accept needles, syringes, liquids or inhalers.