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P.o. Box 1052, Dayton, OH 45401

Offers a help-line number for people needing support with overcoming drug problems. Find meetings and answer general questions. This help-line is answered by addicts with six months or more of clean time. When no one is available to personally answer calls, a recorded message provides meetings and addresses for DASCNA area meetings.

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HelpLink 211 Dayton

1867 West Market Street, Suite B2, Fairway Center Office Building, Akron, OH 44313

Works to reduce the opiate abuse in Summit County through education, collaboration, and available resources. Offers workshops to help professionals and community members understand the scope of opiate abuse, learn how to recognize and respond, and identify community resources and support for those affected and their family members. Provides description of services available for adults and children, and links to provider agencies.

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211 Summit

369 Kensington Place, Bucyrus, OH 44820

The QRT team will connect with individuals who have experienced an overdose, illicit drug event, or are struggling with addiction, and their family to provide information, assist with treatment options, and referral. Education on the use of Narcan, a prescribed opiate overdose reversal medication, will be given and a free Narcan kit will be provided.

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211 Pathways

62 East Stevens Street, Newark, OH 43055

Provides outreach and intervention to those who have experienced an overdose on opioids (anytime in the past) or are active opiate users (disordered use of opioids) or are at risk of misuse of opioids. Referrals can be from a variety of sources such as family, friends, ER, law enforcement or the user themselves.

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211 Pathways

225 North Barron Street, Eaton, OH 45320

Within the juvenile court system, TASC monitors adjudicated children ages 12 to 18 years old for alcohol/drug abuse. Workers establish case management plans for youth, ensure they go to mandated counseling sessions, and attend school. The TASC program lasts a minimum of six months and can continue until such time as the youth leaves the juvenile court system. Also, agency is a certified outpatient treatment agency, providing adolescent drug and alcohol services.

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HelpLink 211 Dayton

461 West Market Street, Akron, OH 44303

Offers a mutual support group for parents and other family members of an adolescent or young adult who is struggling with heroin addiction.

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211 Summit

572 West Market Street, Unit 2, Akron, OH 44303

Provides a drop-in center for individuals with a substance use disorders. Offers advocacy services, harm reduction supplies such as Narcan and fentanyl testing strips, and personal hygiene kits.

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211 Summit

85 East Franklin Street, Dayton, OH 45459

Provides a program where people working within the community work to provide a safe, confidential, peer-reinforced environment to restore hope to young people caught in addictions or addictive behaviors. Confidential meetings are held for young men and women struggling with drug/alcohol abuse or addiction, self-injury, eating disorders, social anxiety issues, depression, suicidal thoughts. Also offers a safe, confidential, nurturing environment where recovery is encourage and fostered.

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HelpLink 211 Dayton

885 East Buchtel Avenue, Akron, OH 44305

Provides an intensive, nonresidential substance use treatment program which includes medication assistance, including Vivitrol, buprenorphine, or injectable buprenorphine as part of a comprehensive plan, if needed. Services include individual and group counseling, lectures, family education, involvement with self-help groups and aftercare. Offered through a partnership with Summit Psychological Associates.

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211 Summit

1791 Alum Creek Drive, Columbus, OH 43207

Provides mentors for expectant mothers and existing mothers (especially those concerned about alcohol, tobacco and drug use) with children birth to one-year with prenatal and postpartum services. Mothers learn about and obtain prenatal care, learn the effects of substance abuse, learn how to care for themselves and newborn baby and how to use community resources.

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LSS 211 Central Ohio