Alcohol and Drug Services

Find help building resiliency and positive coping skills through trauma informed:

• Small group discussion and activities for youth and adults
• Group programs on prevention and risk reduction
• Adult Substance Abuse General Education and Parenting Wisely group, and the Latina Women & Families Program

Call 614-645-2457 or 614-645-6256 to learn more.

Find treatment options that are sensitive to your diverse needs, including:

• Medication-assisted treatment
• Individual counseling
• Case management
• Group counseling including:

                Pregnant women and those using IV drugs are prioritized.

                Medicaid is accepted and treatment costs can be subsidized for individuals without insurance and on an income-based sliding scale.

Find help reducing your risks caused by addiction and protect your health and safety through:

• Early Intervention Services and risk-reduction counseling
• Free testing for HIV, Hepatitis C and other STI’s
• Linkage to medical and recovery supports
• Safe injection and overdose prevention education
• Access to naloxone

Fill out this online form to get free naloxone mailed to you (Franklin County residents only).

If you are in an immediate emergency, call 911.

 If you or a loved are experiencing a mental health or substance abuse related emergency call the Netcare Access Crisis Hotline at 614-276-2273 or call the Opiate Crisis Line at 614-724-4673 (available Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 .pm.)

The Columbus and Franklin County Addiction Plan is a collaborative community effort led by Columbus Public Health to address the opiate crisis in central Ohio. Through targeted interventions and innovative programs, the plan works to decrease overdoses, overdose deaths and the spread of infectious diseases.

Learn more at https://cfcap-columbus.hub.arcgis.com/.