Ohio Resources
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Neil Kennedy Recovery Centers
Detox and Inpatient
2151 Rush Boulevard
Youngstown, OH 44507-1535
Phone: 330-744-1181
800-228-8287
OUTPATIENT AND SUPPORTING PROGRAMS
5211 Mahoning Avenue, Suite 370
Austintown, OH 44515-1853
Phone: 330-792-4724
OUTPATIENT
160 Clifton Drive, NE, Suite 1
Warren, OH 44484-1899
Phone: 330-609-5441
The Nest
4055 Executive Park Dr. Cincinnati, Ohio 45241
The Tanager House
Recovery Housing
Women(Ages: 18 & Older)
30 Days Free of Drugs/Alcohol
Free From Violent/Sexual Crimes
Not Currently The Primary Caregiver For Children
Motivated To Change
The Coop
Men/Women
Short Term(Just out of Detox) 60 - 90 Days
The Barn
Men/Women
One Year Long Safe Housing
The Market Place
Men/Women
9 to 12 Months to Transition Men/Women Back Into The Workforce.
513-507-7053
New Beginnings Outreach
2266 Wakefield Mound Rd. Piketon, Ohio 45661
Men/Women
Free Faith Based Program
Freedom Hall Recovery Center in Piketon, Ohio is a compassionate, nonprofit rehabilitation center that is a ministry arm of New Beginnings Outreach Ministries of Southern Ohio (Federal 10 #43-2101685). This is an inpatient resident long term (6 to 9 months) treatment facility servicing those that suffer from drug and alcohol dependency and houses 31 males and 16 females. The residents are housed in separate living quarters and we do not discriminate based on race, religious preference, sexual orientation, ethnicity or financial standing.
740-289-4317
Next Step Recovery House
Main Office: 3746 Prospect Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Women & Children(Homeless)
Must have completed a recovery program.
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Affordable Temporary Sober Housing
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3 Hot meals daily provided on site
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Assistance with locating affordable permanent housing
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Assistance with employment readiness training
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Employment Leads
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E.D courses/Trade Certifications for various careers through a partnership with CCC
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Fiscal Literacy
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Peer to Peer Support
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Support to maintain/establish sobriety
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Referral assistance for substance abuse treatment
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Referral assistance for counseling
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Child Care Services
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Access to an onsite nurse
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Domestic Violence Education services
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Access to Recovery Coaching support
216-391-6672
North Dayton Addiction & Recovery
117 S. Dixie Dr. Suite 4 Vandalia, Ohio 45377
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is the use of medications along with counseling and other behavioral therapies to treat substance use disorders. It has been proven that MAT programs are a more effective treatment approach than abstinence-based programs. Check the website for further information
937-416-5442
Northern Ohio Recovery Association(NORA)
3746 Prospect Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Northern Ohio Recovery Association, Inc. (NORA) is a community based substance abuse prevention and peer recovery support organization. NORA provides culturally relevant chemical dependency services with dignity and respect to youth, adults and families in Northeast Ohio.
Outpatient/After Care Services
Morning (9:30am-12:30pm)
Afternoon (1:30 pm - 4:30pm)
Evening groups (6:00 pm - 9:00pm)
3 days a week
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Assessments Tues. & Thurs by appt.
9:00am-2:00pm
Main Office: 3476 Prospect Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 45115
Phone: 216-391-6672
Intensive Outpatient(Adolescents: Ages 12-17)
East Cleveland Office:
2475 Taylor Rd. Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Check out the website for further information.
216-391-6672
Northland Treatment Center
25 Whitney Dr. Suite 122 Milford, Ohio 45150
Accepts Most Major Insurances
Discreet, Intensive Outpatient Drug and Alcohol Treatment.
Our services also include detox, intensive outpatient counseling, family counseling, education and aftercare. Check out the website for further information.
513-753-9964
Nova Behavioral Health
732 Beckman St. Dayton, Ohio 45410
Men/Women
Residential/Intensive Outpatient
Dual Diagnosis
We treat each individual from a holistic approach which considers their behavioral health needs, physical issues, need for support in the community while identifying the challenges each day brings to their lives. Our goal is to include their family and the community whenever possible recognizing everyone has “natural” support in our lives and those individuals become integral in the recovery process. Check out the website for further information.
937-253-1680
Ohio Citizen Advocates For Addiction Recovery
85 East Gay St. Suite 604 Columbus, Ohio 43215
Ohio Citizen Advocates for Addiction Recovery is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to creating social change in Ohio. As the only peer run advocacy organization in the state of Ohio, our staff, Board, and volunteers work tirelessly to ensure the rights of individuals in recovery.
It is our job to speak out against the stigma and discrimination associated with addiction, but we can only be as loud as the number of champions behind us. To get involved with this important work and become a Champion for Change contact us today!
614-961-0565
Ophelia House
Women Only
Residential
Ophelia House is a gender specific, Intensive Inpatient Program, designed to address the needs of those women suffering from substance use disorders. These services are provided by using evidenced based practices to the women and their children who are residing in our facility. Check out the website for further information.
216-391-6672
Port 45 Recovery Center
Accepts Medicaid
Men/Women/Adolescents
Provides Individualized Counseling, Group Counseling, Case Management, Crisis Intervention, AoD Prevention, and Drug Screening.
Port 45 Recovery/ S Columbus
100 Highview Blvd
Columbus, OH 43207
Phone: 614-826-9995
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sat-Sun: By Appointment
Portsmouth Office
1616 Grant Street
Portsmouth, OH 45662
Office: (740) 529-7356
Project Cure
200 Daruma Parkway Moraine, Ohio 45439
Mission
"Project Cure, Inc. provides comprehensive, recovery oriented substance abuse treatment with dignity and respect. Professional and accredited services include counseling, methadone administration and case management." "We become active partners with our community by creating productive citizens through recovery from substance abuse in a safe and accountable manner."
937-262-3500
Prospect House
682 Hawthorne Ave Cincinnati, Ohio 45205
Men Only
The Mission of Prospect House is to provide high quality drug and alcohol treatment in a long-term residential setting to men without money, insurance or other resources.
We strive to lighten the burden for these men, to bring sobriety within reach and to help rekindle dignity through self-respect and self-support.
Since 1970, when it was founded, Prospect House has been and will remain an abstinence-based program, providing a safe environment to learn a whole new way of life, not colluding with the disease of alcoholism/drugs by rushing the process.
513-921-1613
The Recovery Council
George Harris House(Women Only): Residential
Ed's Place(Men Only): Residential
Intensive Outpatient Services/Mental Health
“The mission of the Pike County Recovery Council, Inc. is to provide evidence based treatment services to the people of Pike County and surrounding areas, quality integrated AOD/Mental Health and alcohol and drug abuse/addiction treatment services which will include, but not limited to: Individual Counseling, Group Counseling, Case Management Services, Intensive Outpatient Services, Prevention Services, and Residential Services. These Services will be provided in this agency or in an environment that is comfortable for the client. All efforts will be made to provide the best quality services and abstinence based treatment to those individuals who request services from our agency. Target population for the provided services: individuals, family members, relatives, employees, significant others and interested community citizens effected by drug and /or alcohol abuse in Pike and Ross County, Ohio and surrounding areas. This statement has been presented to the Board of Directors of the Pike County Recovery Council, Inc. and approved.”
740-648-7488
Recovery Is Beautiful
175 South Third St. Suite 900 Columbus, Ohio 43215
Changing The Conversation
We want people to know and understand that:
Mental illness and addiction are chronic diseases.
Both mental illness and addiction can be successfully treated: Treatment Works and People Recover.
Recovery is to be celebrated. Individuals in recovery become active and contributing members of their
communities. Check out the website for further information.
614-224-1111
Recovery Works Healing Center
100 Elmwood Park Dr. Suite 201 West Carrollton, Ohio 45449
Men/Women
Outpatient alcohol/drug treatment center. Accepts Ohio Medicaid and Most Private Insurances. Offers Individual/Group Counseling along with Case Managements Services. Check out the website for further information.
Other Locations:
705 S. Brown School Road
Vandalia, Ohio 45377
(937) 890-5400
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113 E. Central Ave
West Carrollton, Ohio 45449
(937) 247-9015
937-384-0580
The Refuge
Men/Women
Residential Faith Based Program
Founded in 1999 as a simple residential ministry in rural Vinton County, Ohio, The Refuge continues to grow and expand to serve not only the 75+ men in our 4 locations across central Ohio, but their families, churches and communities as well. The residential ministry has had the honor of helping more than 5,000 men enter a brand new life - free from addiction and on their way to becoming better citizens, sons, husbands, and fathers. The Refuge has seen tremendous growth as a hub of discipleship and transformation, and we trust God to continue to use us to “...bring Good News to the poor...to proclaim that captives will be released, that the blind will see, that the oppressed will be set free…”
Robby's Voice
ROBBY’S VOICE is a community based organization focused on promoting awareness and education surrounding drug addiction.
The organization was borne from the loss of a son and brother, and the need to make sure that other families never have to endure the pain of that loss.
We have experienced that loss, and live everyday wondering, in hindsight, what we could have done differently. As we experience this journey, we realize how much we did not know, how much we did not see. Not because we were not aware or engaged, but because the game has changed and we had just not caught up.
The epidemic is growing, and unless we, as a community, increase our efforts to create awareness, more young people will perish, and more families will have to live with that pain.
Robby had a dream; he wanted to speak to students, to help them choose to “live clean.” He did not have a chance to see his dream come true, but we will make sure it does. We Are Robby’s Voice.
Recovery & Wellness
The Darke County Mental Health Clinic has been meeting the behavioral health needs of Darke County, Ohio since 1979. In 2010, we expanded our services to include Miami County, and in June, 2013, merged with Darke County Recovery Services.
We are now the Recovery and Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio, Serving Darke, Miami, and Preble counties. We provide high quality, direct care to individuals with mental health challenges in order that they might attain the best possible quality of life. The Recovery and Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio provides leadership within the communities to foster optimal behavioral health through connections with local and regional partners to discover ways to prevent, reduce and minimize effects of behavioral health concerns.
We have a staff of over 75 employees in a professional environment, therapists, as well as customer service representatives, to take individuals’ personal phone calls in a timely manner, to reach out to those in need of supportive services. Employees of The Recovery and Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio are expected to value highest ethical standards, quality clinical care, and good customer service. We also value quality communication skills in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary and often multi-agency service environment.
937-423-6356
Safe Harbor for Women
P.O. Box 124 Springfield, Ohio 45501
Safe Harbor is a 24/7 residential and faith-based program that empowers women toward healing and equips them with life skills for quality living.
Located in the heart of Springfield, Ohio, Safe Harbor currently consists of four homes – Safe Harbor House (focusing on trauma treatment), The Lighthouse (focused on transition and support), and two Alumni Homes (for women and their families who have completed the 1-year program and would like to stay connected to the community through independent living and support). We desire to provide a safe place for women who find themselves at the intersection of substance abuse and various kinds of trauma, including:
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Physical, emotional, or sexual abuse
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Domestic Violence
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Prostitution/Trafficking
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Homelessness
The complexity of the issues facing the women at Safe Harbor necessitates an approach that deals with these challenges from every possible angle. Check out the website for further information.