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. The kit contains naloxone, a prescribed nasal inhalant that reverses an opioid overdose. Opiates can include fentanyl, heroin, methadone, percocet, vicodin, and oxycontin.

The ADAMH Board offers free staff training about Narcan to any business in Marion or Crawford County that is interested. Please contact us to schedule a training time.

Works with families and friends and others who are concerned with the alcohol or other drug addiction of someone they love with the objective of helping those individuals to recognize their disease and accept treatment.

Provides access to the treatment and support clients need for recovery. Allows patients to complete treatment while still attending school, remaining employed, and/or caring for their family. Includes a focus on substance abuse education, individual and group counseling, peer recovery support, case management, medication assisted treatment (MAT), and support groups.

Provides a crisis hotline that offers management and access to emergency mental health and chemical dependency evaluation services.

After treatment is completed, we strongly encourage patients to attend a weekly, facilitated aftercare group for one year. Since aftercare is important to long-term recovery, Shepherd Hill offers this service at a no charge.

Provides a kit that contains naloxone, a prescribed nasal inhalant that reverses an opioid overdose. Kit includes 2 vials of medication, 2 nasal attachements, an instructional dvd, and a small tip sheet on how to recognize an overdose. Will receive instruction on how to recognize and respond to an overdose (as well as distinguish between different types of overdose) and how to administer intranasal Naloxone to reverse the opioid overdose.

Provides boxes with items such as Narcan that can reverse an opiate overdose. Kit is prominently marked and installed wherever the requestor thinks is best to be found by someone in need. Kits include instructions for use. Agency can also provide training for those who might need to use the kit.

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

Response team including peer supporters meet with survivors 24-48 hours after the event to connect individuals with treatment and recovery resources as well as support outside of the criminal justice system.

Peer Supporters are people who have lived experience with mental health and/or substance use disorders who have been successful in their recovery. They use their recovery stories to help others in similar situations by providing support, encouragement, hope and resources. Our ProBono Counseling program provides short-term counseling to individuals who are uninsured or under insured, free of charge. MHA provides the 40 hour training for individuals interested in pursuing a career in peer support. Our trainings are approved for certification in both Ohio and Kentucky.

Provides training on identifying risk factors for opioid overdose, recognizing an overdose, calling emergency medical services, giving internasal naloxone and monitoring the person until help arrives.

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.

C-HARM-ED is a place where people who are affected by drug use can go for information, to be tested for hepatitis and HIV, to be immunized against hepatitis A and B, to get information on recovery services, for referrals to medical services, and to exchange used syringes for new sterile ones. Anonymity is guaranteed by the program. People who come in to the walk-in sessions are not required to give their names or any other personal information. No one will be asked why they started using drugs or to volunteer any information they aren’t comfortable providing, and there are no charges.

Provides a kit that includes naloxone, an antidote to an opiate overdose. Kit is available by either injection or nasal spray. Service includes a (required) training video.

Substance Use Disorder services include one-one-one counseling with a drug addiction counselor; administration of Vivitrol is available from a healthcare provider: Naloxone doses available to prevent overdose deaths. Counseling provides individuals with an opportunity to actively pursue emotional healing and personal growth, in a safe and non-judgmental environment. Although our difficulties are unique, we all face trials of many kinds. Facing these trials, with the support of a counselor, can be an empowering experience. Recovery Support Group SMART Recovery is FREE and is held Tuesday evening. Support group help people learn self-empowering tools and members will provide support for each other in recovery. The goal of SMART Recovery is for you to achieve a healthy, positive and balanced lifestyle so you can conquer new challenges. Groups are held at the Knox County Community Health Center - Mount Vernon, Ohio location (Health Department) in the Conference Room on Tuesday evening at 6 pm. This group meets for about an hour and is open to anyone, no matter where they are at in their journey to recovery. There is no need to pre-register, and there is no fee to attend the support groups.

Provides a 24-hour hotline and walk-in service to assist individuals who are experiencing acute or chronic psychiatric distress and/or a crisis brought on by substance abuse. Serves as a suicide prevention hotline. Assesses the situation over the phone immediately and then contacts law enforcement if it is decided that client needs immediate emergency services. Assesses the problem and accesses appropriate services such as hospitalization, crisis intervention, and counseling. Services not available in the home.

Locates treatment programs and refers women who need inpatient or intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment. Provides information, education, clothing and transportation while the client is waiting for an opening in a residential substance abuse program or transitional housing.

Provides comprehensive care for those with addictions to alcohol and other drugs. Substance abuse services include a wide variety of services.

Crawford-Marion ADAMH offers free Narcan training and kits for Crawford and Marion County residents. ADAMH also provides free Deterra bags (prescription drug disposal bags). Please contact us for more details.

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.

Provides Chemical Dependency Outpatient Services, Diagnostic Assessments, Individual and Group Counseling. Medicated Assisted treatment for opiate and alcohol use disorders. mental health counseling.

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.

Provides a naloxone kit to any community member. Naloxone is a prescribed nasal inhalant that reverses an opioid overdose. Kit includes 2 vials of medication, a small tip sheet on how to recognize an overdose, and where to access additional educational videos. Will receive instruction on how to recognize and respond to an overdose (as well as distinguish between different types of overdose) and how to administer intranasal Naloxone to reverse the opioid overdose. All training will be provided onsite or at a community partner location.

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.