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Community Resource GuideREVISEDSEPTEMBER

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What is DEA 360?A comprehensive approach tackling the cycle of violence and addiction generated by the link between drug cartels, violent gangs, and the rising problem of prescription opioid and heroin abuse in U.S. cities.

DEA 360 involves:• Coordinated Law Enforcement operations targeting alllevels of drug trafficking organizations and violent gangs supplying drugs to our neighborhoods• Engaging drug manufacturers, wholesalers, practitioners,and pharmacists through Diversion Control to increase awareness of the opioid epidemic and encourage responsible prescribing practices, and use of opioid painkillers throughout the medical community• Community Outreach and partnership with localorganizations following enforcement operations, equipping and empowering communities to fight the opioid epidemic

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Community Resource GuideThis guide is provided for your use by the Montgomery County Drug-Free Coalition and DEA360. Its purpose is to let you know about what substance abuse services and resources are available in Montgomery County. This guide does not represent a complete listing of service providers in our community. In some cases, services are free or offered at reduced rates. Call provider for information.

Listing Of Available Services and Resources:

Child and Adolescent Services .................................................................. 2

Crisis Intervention Services ....................................................................... 6

Dual (Psychiatric and Substance Abuse) Treatment Services ................. 8

Family Support Groups .............................................................................. 13

Informational Resources ............................................................................ 15

Military and Veterans Services .................................................................. 20

Miscellaneous Services .............................................................................. 23

Outpatient Programs .................................................................................. 27

Residential / Inpatient Programs ............................................................... 36

Self Help: Recovery Groups & Informational Resources ......................... 41

Social Services ............................................................................................ 44

Treatment Facility Locators ........................................................................ 47

Facility Index ............................................................................................... 52

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Child & Adolescent Services

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Alateen, Miami ValleyP.O. Box 282Dayton, OH 45401(937) 640-2008www.al-anondaytonoh.org

Services: Alateen is a support group to help young people, usually teenagers, recover from the effects of someone else’s drinking.

Hours: There are Alateen meetings all around the Miami Valley. See Website or call for a list of meeting locations.

Eligibility: Anyone who is troubled by or whose life has been affected by someone else’s drinking.

Daybreak605 South Patterson Boulevard Dayton, OH 45402 (937) 395-4600 www.daybreakdayton.org

Services: Daybreak changes lives and creates new futures for homeless, at-risk, and troubled youth ages 10 to 24 in the Dayton region. Daybreak serves youth and young adults in crisis through emergency shelter, transitional housing, street outreach, and employment services. Daybreak is the region’s only housing program designed to move homeless youth ages 18 to 24 out of homelessness, poverty, under-education, and crisis and into housing, financial independence, educational achievement, and self-sufficiency.

Hours: 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Youth may reach Daybreak via the 24-hour crisis hotline.

Eligibility: Emergency Shelter – any troubled, at-risk or homeless youth between the ages of 10 and 19 are eligible to stay in the emergency shelter unless they have a known history of repeated or extreme violence or sexual offenses. Street Outreach – any troubled, at-risk or homeless youth up to age 24 may visit the Street Outreach Center for food, necessities and assistance in finding a safe play to live. Transitional Housing – Must be referred by the Daybreak’s emergency shelter, street outreach program, or another Montgomery County approved emergency shelter.

Day-Mont Behavioral Health Care, Inc.Main Office1520 Germantown StreetDayton, OH 45417(937) 222-8111www.daymont.org

Services: Children & Adolescent Outpatient Services: Provides counseling and community supportive services to both children and their families who experience trauma, behavioral, mental, emotional, and/or substance abuse issues related to their everyday living. Services may include individual/family counseling, case management, individual counseling, and pharmacologic management.

Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

24 Hour Crisis Hotline Toll Free: (877) 833-3199Local: (937) 461-1000

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East End Community Services 624 Xenia Ave.Dayton, OH 45410937-259-1898http://wwwJeast-end.org/

Services: East End provides crucial support to children, teens, adults and seniors. With educa-tional initiatives, we assist with community building, after-school and summer programming, job coaching and job placement, and more.

Hours: 8:00am-7:00pm

Eastway Behavioral Healthcare:Northcutt Residential Treatment Center4950 Northcutt PlaceDayton, OH 45414(937) 496-2020http://northcutt.eastway.org

Services: Initial assessment; individual treatment plan; regular individual, family, and group therapy sessions along with individual and group chemical dependency counseling, if needed; psychiatric and nursing services; a structured program that includes recreation, outdoor activities, and socialization; and on-site educational services.

Hours: Call for information.

Eligibility: Elementary school-aged boys who are victims of trauma (physical, sexual, or emotional

abuse; neglect; witnessed the abuse of family members, etc.).

Eastway Behavioral Healthcare:Webster Street Academy and Family Center1110 Webster StreetDayton, OH 45404(937) 463-2955www.websterstreetacademy.org

Services: Licensed as a mental health program, the Webster Street Academy and Family Center provides mental health needs assessments, treatment recommendations, and a plan that addresses these identified needs; educational curriculum; social skills training; coping skills training; community psychiatric supportive treatment; and psychiatric services. Students attending the Webster Street Academy remain actively enrolled in their current school, are generally able to participate in after school functions, and are awarded credit for the completion of academic work with the ultimate goal being the student’s successful re-integration to their home school.


Eligibility: Children ages 5 – 17.

Eastway Behavioral Healthcare600 Wayne AveDayton, OH 45410(800) 496-3776 or (937) 496-2000

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Montgomery County Juvenile Court:10 & Under Program380 West Second StreetDayton, OH 45402(937) 225-4141www.mcjcohio.org

Services: A specialized intervention/prevention program designed to keep non-adjudicated youth under the age of ten from penetrating further into the juvenile justice system. The program addresses dependency, abuse, and neglect issues; delinquent and unruly behaviors; and mental health issues. Services include: counseling, anger management, specialized diagnostic assessments, and case management.

Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Eligibility: Youth ages ten and younger who have been referred to Juvenile Court for allegedly being unruly or having committed serious felony offenses are eligible to participate. Youth without charges (walk-ins) can also be served by the program.

National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)6001 Executive BoulevardRoom 5213, MSC 9561Bethesda, Maryland 20892-9561(301) 443-1124www.drugabuse.gov

Services: (Web-based) Children and teens can get the inside information on how different drugs can affect the brain and the body and what they can do to get involved.

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Crisis Intervention Services

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Military and Veterans Crisis Line(800) 273-8255 - Press “1”Text: 838255www.veteranscrisisline.net/ActiveDuty.aspx

Services: The Military and Veterans Crisis Line connects Service members (active duty, Reserve, and Guard) and Veterans (including their families and friends) in crisis with qualified, caring Department of Veterans Affairs responders through a confidential, toll-free hotline; online chat; or text. Support for deaf and hard of hearing individuals is available.


Samaritan Behavioral Health Inc.:CrisisCareElizabeth Place601 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd.Dayton, OH 45417-1424(937) 224-4646www.sbhihelp.org

Services: Emergency intervention and assessment services include: 24-hour suicide prevention and crisis counseling telephone hotline, 24-hour supportive telephone counseling service, evaluation of crisis needs, emergency walk-in care, pre-hospital screening, crisis counseling, emergency psychiatric care/medication, alcohol/drug assessments, Severely Mentally Disabled (SMD) assessments, care coordination, and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) services for opioid addiction.

Hours: 24 hours a day / 7 days a week. Often, access for Severe Mental Health and Alcohol/Drug Diagnostic Assessments is available Monday through Friday.

Eligibility: CrisisCare provides services to any adult or youth in Montgomery County who needs crisis services or evaluation for hospitalization.

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Dual Treatment Services

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Access HospitalDual Diagnosis2611 Wayne AvenueDayton, OH 45420(937) 256-7811www.accesshospital.com

Services: Offers specialized services for individuals with both psychiatric and addiction treatment needs that includes education classes, individual/group therapy, and therapeutic activities. Medi-cally assisted detox and rehabilitation can be provided for alcohol, benzo, opioid/opiate, stimulant, hallucinogen, designer drug, and sedative abuse disorders.


Eligibility: Adults aged 18 years or older, including older adults who require inpatient evaluation for memory loss, sudden changes in behavior, and/or depression.

Beckett Springs8614 Shepherd Farm DrWest Chester, OH 45069(513) 942-9500www.beckettsprings.com

Services: In-Patient, Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, Detox

Hours:Assessments and Admissions 24/7 Schedule appointment or walk-in basis

Eligibility: Commercial Insurance, Medicare, tri-Care, Dual Medicare/Medicaid

Day-Mont Behavioral Health Care, Inc.Main Office 1520 Germantown Street Dayton, OH 45417(937) 222-8111 www.daymont.org

Services: Assertive Community Treatment (ACT): Provides an intensive team-based, person centered recovery approach. ACT is for individuals who have the most serious symptoms of severe mental illness/ substance abuse and who, consequently, have the greatest difficulty with basic daily activities.

CAMI: Chemically Addicted Mental Illness services. The care is 16 to 18 weeks with weekly follow up sessions designed to provide long term recovery support. The interventions outlined in the treatment plan are oriented towards recover, abstinence, maintenance, and stabilization. Persons receive individual and group counseling related to substance abuse and mental illness, in addition to receiving Med somatic (psychiatric medication) services from a physician, if needed. (Also offered at Focus Care location.)

Hours: Main Office: Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Focus Care: Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. *Later appointments are available, upon request. Access to ACT staff/services are also available 24/7, as needed.

Focus Care8145 North Main StreetClayton, OH 45415(937) 454-9560

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Eastway Behavioral Healthcare:Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT)Adult Recovery Services600 Wayne AveDayton, OH 45410(937) 496-2000www.eastway.org

Services: Community psychiatric support treatment, individual and group therapy, substance abuse services, primary care, and on-site pharmacy.


Eligibility: Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT) for adults battling both a severe and persistent mental illness and a significant issue with alcohol and/or drugs. Adults with no way to pay for services must be Montgomery County residents. Adults with Medicaid do not need to be Montgomery County residents.

Miami Valley Hospital Behavioral ServicesDual-Diagnosis ProgramOne Elizabeth PlaceEast Medical Plaza, 1st Floor627 Edwin C. Moses BoulevardDayton, OH 45417(937) 208-6719www.miamivalleyhospital.org/Behavioral-Health/Outpatient-Services/

Services: A dual-diagnosis treatment program is in place for people who have both chemical dependency issues and a co-occurring mental health diagnosis. Examples are bipolar disorder and alcohol abuse, or major depression and marijuana dependency. The purpose of the program is to address both components at the same time.


Eligibility: Adults ages 18 and older.

NOVA Behavioral Health, Inc.Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment732 Beckman Street Dayton, OH 45410 (800) 750-0750 www.novabehavioralhealth.org

Services: Multiple therapeutic interventions that promote mental health stabilization and support for their substance use disorders, and development of harm reduction skills. Individuals are involved in a minimum of 30 hours of services, including psychiatric services, individual and group counseling. The individual is also involved in social activities to help foster a development of leisure skills that do not involve the use of alcohol and drugs. Individuals will stay at NOVA’s Heid Avenue facility for approximately 28 days.

Heid Avenue Facility136 Heid AvenueDayton, OH 45404(937) 253-1680

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Eligibility: Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment (IDDT) is for individuals with a primary serious mental health disorder, as well as a serious substance dependence disorder

Samaritan Behavioral HealthConsumer Advocacy Model (CAM)Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment ServicesElizabeth Place1st floor, Entrance E601 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd.Dayton, OH 45417-1424Information: (937) 734-9818 or (937) 734-9817Appointments: (937) 734-4310 or (937) 734-4311 Video linewww.sbhihelp.org/consumer-advocacy-model/

Services: This program assists people who are experiencing alcohol, drug and/or mental health problems, with a focus on persons with physical, cognitive, and developmental disabilities. Services include: diagnostic assessment; psychiatric evaluation and medication management; individual, group, and family counseling; case management; community psychiatric supportive treatment; urinalysis screening; communication assisted therapy for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.


Eligibility: Call for information.

South Community Behavioral HealthcareIntegrated Dual Disorder Treatment3095 Kettering BoulevardMoraine, OH 45439(937) 293-8300www.southcommunity.com

Services: Recovery focused, evidence based practice that works with the individual on soety, understanding his/her mental illness and substance abuse disorder, with an emphasis on community treatment. Services include pharmacological, psychological, educational, and social interventions. South Community Inc. also sponsors a Dual Recovery Anonymous Group.


Eligibility: Adults with a co-occurring substance abuse issues and severe mental illness.

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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (Dayton VA Medical Center)Substance Abuse Treatment ProgramDual Diagnosis Treatment Program (SARRTP):4100 West Third StreetBuilding 302, Second Floor, Room 228Dayton, OH 45428(937) 268-6511 ext. 2188www.dayton.va.gov/services/satp.asp

Services: A domiciliary residential program (up to 2 months) designed to assist Veterans who are experiencing substance use disorders difficulties along with other diagnosed mental health problems.

Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.


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Family Support Groups

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Al-Anon / Alateen, Miami ValleyP.O. Box 282Dayton, OH 45401(937) 640-2008www.al-anondaytonoh.org

Services: A support group to help family, friends, and young people, usually teenagers, recover from the effects of someone else’s drinking.

Hours: There are Al-Anon and Alateen meetings all around the Miami Valley. Meetings are held every day of the week with daytime and evening choices. See Website or call for a list of meeting locations.

Eligibility: Anyone who is troubled by someone’s drinking, grew up with a problem drinker, or whose life has been affected by someone else’s drinking.

Families of Addicts (FOA) Support GroupLife Enrichment Center425 North Findlay StreetDayton, OH 45404(937) 307-5479 (Lori Erion - Founder)www.foafamilies.org

Services: A grass-roots recovery support group for families and friends of addicts, which includes the addicts themselves if they so desire. FOA works to reduce the stigma of addiction, ensure availability of adequate treatment and recovery support services, as well as to influence public opinion and policy regarding the value of recovery.

Meeting Hours: Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Other meeting locations and times are available. Please see Website for the latest information.

Eligibility: Anyone whose life has been affected by the disease of addiction.

Nar-Anon Family Groups23110 Crenshaw Blvd. Suite ATorrance, CA 90505(800) 477-6291www.nar-anon.org

Services: A support group to help family and friends recover from the effects of someone else’s addiction.

Hours: See Website or call for a list of meeting locations.

Eligibility: Anyone who is troubled by someone else’s addiction.

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Informational Resources

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AWARxE Prescription Drug Safety Program1600 Feehanville DriveMount Prospect, IL 60056(855) 229-2793www.awarerx.org

Services: (Web-based) Provides authoritative resources about medication safety, prescription drug abuse, medication disposal sites, and safely buying medications on the Internet.

Dayton Metro Library215 East Third Street Temporary address during renovation: 120 South Patterson BoulevardDayton, OH 45402(937) 463-BOOK (2665)www.daytonmetrolibrary.org

Services: Outreach services and copies of this Community Resource Guide are available at all Dayton Metro Library branches.

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Friday, Saturday: 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday (Sept.-May at select branches): 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Belmont 1041 Watervliet Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45420

Brookville 120 Blue Pride Dr., Brookville, Ohio 45309

Burkhardt 4680 Burkhardt Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45431

East 2008 Wyoming St., Dayton, Ohio 45410

Electra Doren 701 Troy St., Dayton, OH 45404

Huber Heights 6160 Chambersburg Rd., Huber Heights, Ohio 45424

Kettering Moraine 3496 Far Hills Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45429 (Reopens October 17, 2016)

Madden Hills 2542 Germantown St., Dayton, Ohio 45408

Main Library 215 E. Third St., Dayton, Ohio 45402

Miami Township 2718 Lyons Rd., Miamisburg, Ohio 45342

Miamisburg 35 S. Fifth St., Miamisburg, Ohio 45342

New Lebanon 715 W. Main St., New Lebanon, Ohio 45345

Northmont 333 W. National Rd., Englewood, Ohio 45322

Northwest 2410 Philadelphia Dr., Dayton, OH 45405

Trotwood 651 E. Main St., Trotwood, Ohio 45426

Vandalia 500 S. Dixie Dr., Vandalia, Ohio 45377

West Carrollton 300 E. Central Ave., West Carrollton, Ohio 45449

Westwood 3207 Hoover Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45402

Wilmington-Stroop 3980 Wilmington Pike, Dayton, Ohio 45429

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Drug Free Action Alliance (DFAA)6155 Huntley Road #HColumbus, OH 43229(614) 540-9985www.drugfreeactionalliance.org

Services: Advocates for alcohol, tobacco, and other drug issues. Some of their programs include: The G.A.P. Network of family engagement advocacy groups and individuals seek to end the crisis of substance abuse, specifically prescription medication and opiate abuse, in all Ohio communities. The G.A.P. Network can provide information, education, advocacy, networking, training and support to make your local efforts more effective.

Know! drug prevention and awareness program empowers parents of middle school students to raise their children substance free. Sign up for Know! Parent Tips.

Ohio Youth Led Prevention Network is a joint-venture between the Drug Free Action Alliance and the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services. Together, they build and expand partnerships between youth-led substance abuse prevention programs that develop and strengthen abuse prevention efforts at the state and local levels.

Buzzkill is a program to help colleges educate their students on the responsibilities of social hosting and the deterrence of underage drinking.

Parents Who Host, Lose the Most is a public awareness campaign to educate parents about the health and safety risks of serving alcohol at teen parties. This program encourages parents and the ENTIRE community to send a unified message that teen alcohol consumption is unhealthy, unsafe and unacceptable.

Drug Free 24/7 is a social marketing campaign of prevention messages for communities, schools, and organizations that promote drug-free lifestyles and facilitate the expectation of living drug free 24/7.





Montgomery County Drug-Free Coalition345 West Second StreetDayton, OH 45422(937) 985-2420www.mcdrugfree.org

Services: Promotes a drug-free community by mobilizing diverse partnerships for drug abuse

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prevention and enforcement. Some of their goals include: enhancing and expanding efforts to address the specific problems of heroin and illegal prescription drug use by Montgomery County residents; increasing public awareness of the harmful effects of heroin, opiates, and illegal prescription drugs; promoting and implementing prevention strategies; identifying community service providers to help simplify access for families seeking help; reducing risk factors among youth and adults concerning substance abuse; and creating an environment to encourage drug-free life styles.

Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m



Partnership for Drug-Free Kids352 Park Avenue South, 9th FloorNew York, NY 10010(212) 922-1560Parents Toll-Free Helpline: (855) 378-4373www.drugfree.org

Services: (Web-based) The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids is a drug abuse prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery resource, existing to help parents and caregivers effectively address alcohol and drug abuse with their teens and young adults. They translate the science of teen drug use and addiction for families, providing parents with direct support to prevent and cope with teen drug and alcohol abuse. The Parents Toll-Free Helpline is a nationwide support service that offers assistance to parents and other primary caregivers of children who want to talk to someone about their child’s drug use and drinking. A specialist will propose a course of action — which may be to prevent further use, intervene in their child’s behavior, find treatment, support their child’s recovery by reducing family conflict, encourage a child’s positive behaviors and/or promote self-care. Calls are free and confidential. The Helpline is not a crisis line.

Hours: Helpline: Monday – Friday: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ET. Closed weekends and holidays

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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration(SAMSHA)1 Choke Cherry RoadRockville, MD 20857877-SAMHSA-7 (877-726-4727)800-487-4889 (TDD)National Helpline: (800) 662-4357www.samhsa.gov

Services: (Web-based) Provides information on substance abuse / mental illness prevention, treatment, and recovery support. The National Helpline (1-800-662-4357) is a confidential information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental health and/or substance use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations. Callers can also order free publications and other information. The Helpline is not a crisis line.

National Helpline Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Washington Centerville Public LibraryCenterville Library Woodbourne Library111 West Spring Valley Road 6060 Far Hills AvenueCenterville, OH 45458 Centerville, OH 45459(937) 433-8091 (937) 435-3700www.wclibrary.info/

Services: Copies of this Community Resource Guide are available at all Washington Centerville Public Library locations.

Hours: Woodbourne Library: Monday - Friday: 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Sunday: September – May 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.Memorial Day – Labor Day Weekends: Closed

Centerville Library: Monday - Thursday: 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Friday: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Sunday: 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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Military & Veterans Services

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Military and Veterans Crisis Line(800) 273-8255 - Press “1”Text: 838255www.veteranscrisisline.net/ActiveDuty.aspx

Services: The Military and Veterans Crisis Line connects Service members (active duty, Reserve, and Guard) and Veterans (including their families and friends) in crisis with qualified, caring Department of Veterans Affairs responders through a confidential toll-free hotline, online chat, or text. Support for deaf and hard of hearing individuals is available.


U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (Dayton VA Medical Center)Substance Abuse Treatment Program4100 West Third StreetBuilding 302, Second Floor, Room 228Dayton, OH 45428(937) 268-6511 ext. 2188www.dayton.va.gov/services/satp.asp

Services: Substance Abuse Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program (SARRTP), PRP Residential Care: A 28 day residential program. Requires Veterans to remain in the Dayton VAMC Domiciliary residential care facility.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program (SARRTP): A domiciliary residential program (up to 2 months) designed to assist Veterans who are experiencing substance use disorders difficulties along with other diagnosed mental health problems.

Opiate Treatment Program (OTP): An outpatient methadone maintenance/treatment program.

Outpatient Care: Includes an assessment of medical/psychosocial needs, individual/group counseling, and educational sessions.

Aftercare: A support service (after completion of residential / outpatient care) for individuals pursuing a sober lifestyle.

Ambulatory Detox Treatment: Provides uncomplicated detoxification treatment from alcohol or other substances.

Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Opiate Treatment Program: Monday – Friday: 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Saturday, Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.


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Wright Patterson Air Force BaseAlcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Program (ADAPT)307 Red Bud Lane, Building 830 T1Dayton, OH 45433(937) 257-6877www.wpafb.af.mil/units/ids

Services: Level One outpatient treatment program. Services include: substance abuse assessments; individual, group and family treatment; and substance abuse prevention and education. Substance Abuse Treatment (Group/Individual) services are provided to individuals (TRICARE beneficiaries) who are addressing substance abuse or dependency issues. Referrals for those needing a higher level of substance abuse care will also be provided.

Hours: Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (closed all federal holidays and down days)

Eligibility: Active Duty all branches, guard/reserve (on active orders), dependents of deployed Active Duty members, retirees and dependents (space available), and DoD civilians (space available) are eligible to participate. Referral Types: Self, Blotter, Command, Medical, and Positive Urinalysis

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Miscellaneous Services

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AWARxE Drug Disposal Site Locator1600 Feehanville DriveMount Prospect, IL 60056(855) 229-2793www.awarerx.org

Services: (Web-based) Find a safe drug disposal site near you!

Daybreak605 South Patterson Boulevard Dayton, OH 45402(937) 395-4600Local: (937) 461-1000www.daybreakdayton.org

Services: Daybreak changes lives and creates new futures for homeless, at-risk, and troubled youth ages 10 to 24 in the Dayton region. Daybreak serves youth and young adults in crisis through emergency shelter, transitional housing, street outreach, and employment services. Daybreak is the region’s only housing program designed to move homeless youth ages 18 to 24 out of homelessness, poverty, under-education, and crisis and into housing, financial independence, educational achievement, and self-sufficiency.

Hours: 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Youth may reach Daybreak via the 24-hour crisis hotline.

Eligibility: Emergency Shelter – any troubled, at-risk or homeless youth between the ages of 10 and 19 are eligible to stay in the emergency shelter unless they have a known history of repeated or extreme violence or sexual offenses.

Street Outreach – any troubled, at-risk or homeless youth up to age 24 may visit the Street Outreach Center for food, necessities and assistance in finding a safe play to live.

Transitional Housing – Must be referred by the Daybreak’s emergency shelter, street outreach program, or another Montgomery County approved emergency shelter.



Hours: 8:00am-7:00 pm

Heroin Helpline(937) 853-4343www.mcadamhs.org/heroinhelpline.php

24 Hour Crisis Hotline Toll Free: (877) 833-3199Local: (937) 461-1000

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Services: Concerned family members, friends, co-workers and people combating substance abuse can call to talk to an expert from the Montgomery County Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) about the next steps toward recovery.

Hours: 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Eligibility: Determined at the provider level.

Samaritan Behavioral Health Inc.:Project DAWN (Death Avoidance With Naloxone)Elizabeth Place601 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd.Dayton, OH 45417-1424(937) 224-4646 (CrisisCare)www.sbhihelp.org

Services: A community-based drug overdose education and naloxone distribution program. DAWN kits are available to friends and family members of anyone in Montgomery County who either regularly takes Opioid-based medication (such as Hydrocodone, Fentanyl, Tramadol, or Morphine) or uses heroin.

Hours: Free classes and DAWN kits are available on Wednesdays at noon at the CrisisCare offices. Training for groups of 10 or more may be scheduled. Call CrisisCare to sign-up for a DAWN training class.

Eligibility: Must be a Montgomery County resident. Some training is required.

South Suburban Coalition - United for Alcohol and Drug-Free YouthC/O Dr. David Roer5450 Far Hills AvenueKettering, OH 45429(937) 296-2461(937) 436-2866

Services: An eight-community organization advocating for our youth by promoting healthy choices and positive alternatives to reduce underage drinking and other drug use. The Coalition is made up of youth, parents, businesses, professionals, and other community/school volun-teers from Centerville, Kettering, Miami Township, Miamisburg, Moraine, Oakwood, Washing-ton Township, and West Carrollton.

United Way of the Greater Dayton AreaHelpLink 2-1-133 West First Street, Suite 500Dayton, OH 454022-1-1(937) 225-3000(800) 917-3224www.dayton-unitedway.org/call-211

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Services: Provides assistance with navigating United Way’s local nonprofit network. HelpLink 2-1-1 employees listen to your needs, research all available service options, connect you with help, and follow-up as needed. They are specially trained to help with problem solving and crisis intervention.

Hours: 24 hours a day.

Eligibility: Outpatient Programs

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OutpatientPrograms

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Cornerstone Project8120 Garnet Drive 4124 Linden Avenue, Suite 100 Dayton, OH 45458 Dayton, OH 45432 (844) 293-6926 (844) 293-6926

Community Outreach Center Springfield Office700 Xenia Ave 1220 East Home RoadDayton, OH 45410 Springfield, OH 45503(937)522-0870 (937)522-0962www.cornerstone-project.com

Services: The core of our services is our Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program. Our clinical teams include physicians, nurses, counselors, social workers & case managers. Our services delivery model is to provide community-based intervention including strong collab-oration with local social services. We have a proven track record of strong partnerships with non-profit organizations, court systems, law enforcement, and university research programs.

The Cornerstone Project Difference• Quick access to services, typically within 72 hours.• Emphasis upon full engagement of clients from start of services.• Strong focus upon client accountability & participation in counseling services.• Integrated Toxicology services.• Timely coordination of services to any court services for clients involved in the legal system.• Primary Care Services.

Hours: Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm

Costs / Payment Options: We accept Medicaid and Self Payment. We Do Not accept Medi-care

Day-Mont Behavioral Health Care, Inc.Main Office Focus Care Sojourner Program1520 Germantown Street 8145 North Main Street 904 Wilberforce PlaceDayton, OH 45417 Clayton, OH 45415 Dayton, OH 45408(937) 222-8111 (937) 454-9560 (937) 461-6630www.daymont.org

Services: Assertive Community Treatment (ACT): Provides an intensive team-based, person centered recovery approach. ACT is for individuals who have the most serious symptoms of

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severe mental illness/ substance abuse and who, consequently, have the greatest difficulty with basic daily activities.

ANEW: Outpatient alcohol and other drug program. Meets the individual where they are in their stage of recovery to develop a personalized plan for recovery from addiction. This is a 16-week program followed by extended weekly follow-up services. Services are provided primarily in group format; however, individuals may also receive individual/family counseling, case management, drug screenings, and pharmacotherapy.

CAMI: Chemically Addicted Mental Illness services. The care is 16 to 18 weeks with weekly follow up sessions designed to provide long term recovery support. The interventions outlined in the treatment plan are oriented towards recover, abstinence, maintenance, and stabilization. Persons receive individual and group counseling related to substance abuse and mental illness, in addition to receiving Med somatic (psychiatric medication) services from a physician, if needed. (Also offered at Focus Care location.)

Children & Adolescent Outpatient Services: Provides counseling and community supportive services to both children and their families who experience trauma, behavioral, mental or emotional and/or substance abuse issues related to their everyday living.

SAMI: Substance Abuse and Mental Illness services. Designed for SMD/non-SMD persons struggling with substance abuse and mental health issues. This is a voluntary, short-term program for person 18 years of age and older. The SAMI program offers both group and individual counseling, community support, and psychiatric services. (Also offered at Focus Care location.)

Sojourner Program for Women: Clinicians provide a variety of services to assist women with developing a life free from substance abuse and regaining custody of their children. The average length of stay for the program is 14-23 months.

Hours: Main Office: Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Focus Care: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. *Later appointments are available, upon request.

Sojourner Program: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Access to ACT staff/services are also available 24/7, as needed.

Eligibility: See “Services.”

Eastway Behavioral Healthcare600 Wayne AveDayton, OH 45410(937) 496-2000 www.eastway.org

Services: Adult Recovery Services: Includes individual/group therapy (NIOP) (recovery & relapse prevention), Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment for adults battling both a severe & persistent mental illness and a significant issue with alcohol and/or drugs.

Children & Adolescent Services: Licensed as a mental health program, the Webster Street Academy and Family Center provides mental health needs assessments, treatment recommendations, and a plan that addresses these identified needs; educational curriculum; social skills training; coping skills training; community psychiatric supportive treatment; and psychiatric services. Students attending the Webster Street Academy remain actively enrolled in their current school, are generally able to participate in after school functions, and are awarded credit for the completion of academic work with the ultimate goal being the student’s successful re-integration to their home school.

Webster Street Academy and Family Center1110 Webster St.Dayton, OH 45404 (937) 463-2955www.websterstreetacademy.org

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Eligibility: Adult Recovery Services: Adults with no way to pay for services must be Montgomery County residents. Adults with Medicaid do not need to be Montgomery County residents. Children & Adolescent Services: Children ages 5 – 17.

Family Service Association2211 Arbor BoulevardMoraine, OH 45439(937) 222-9481(937) 641-8186 (Video phone)www.fsadayton.org

Services: Individual, couples, and family counseling services. Specializes in treating the following issues: Adult victims of abuse, anger, anxiety disorders, child abuse/neglect, child/teen behavior, coping skills, couples and marital, crime victims, depression/mood disorders, domestic violence, life transitions, psychiatric services, relationships, specialized treatment for deaf and hard-of-hearing, stress management, and trauma.

Hours: Services are available by appointment Monday through Friday weekdays and evenings. Weekend and same day appointments may also be available.


Miami Valley Hospital Behavioral ServicesOutpatient Behavioral Health Services & Turning PointOne Elizabeth PlaceEast Medical Plaza, 1st Floor627 Edwin C. Moses BoulevardDayton, OH 45417(937) 208-6719www.miamivalleyhospital.org/Behavioral-Health/Outpatient-Services/

Services: Outpatient Behavioral Health Services: treatment for individuals struggling with high levels of symptoms of mental health, substance abuse or both. Individuals who are not managing well in a standard outpatient setting, or who are leaving an inpatient facility, will find the high level of support and intensive training in coping skills to be indispensable.

Turning Point: Intensive alcohol and drug treatment program, which includes education, group therapy and biweekly individual sessions. The family program offers support to clients and their loved ones.


Eligibility: Adults ages 18 and older.

Montgomery County Juvenile Court10 & Under Program

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380 West Second StreetDayton, OH 45402(937) 225-4141www.mcjcohio.org

Services: A specialized intervention/prevention program designed to keep non-adjudicated youth under the age of ten from penetrating further into the juvenile justice system. The program addresses dependency, abuse, and neglect issues; delinquent and unruly behaviors; and mental health issues. Services include: counseling, anger management, specialized diagnostic assessments, and case management.


Eligibility: Youth ages ten and younger who have been referred to Juvenile Court for allegedly being unruly or having committed serious felony offenses are eligible to participate. Youth without charges (walk-ins) can also be served by the program.

New Hope New LifeNew Hope Recovery 530 Xenia Avenue Dayton, OH 45410 (937) 253-8850www.newhopenewlife.com

Services: Views addiction as a chronic disease, not an acute problem; operates from a holistic viewpoint with options to those seeking alternatives; assists with navigating the recovery process; coaches women and men committed to staying clean and sober and helps them find purpose in their lives – and healing of their body, mind, and spirit; focuses on long term recovery; makes referrals to transitional living houses and outsources to diverse rehabs, medical facilities, and mental health programs; addresses family relationships and domestic violence. Services are carried out by certified Peer Recovery Coaches (CPS) who coach alcoholics, addicts, and those reentering neighborhoods from the Montgomery County Jail. This is a 13 week peer-to-peer “experience” program.

Operates in tandem with the Life Enrichment Center and other agencies at the Findlay Street facility. The Life Enrichment Center offers a food bank, free breakfast, GED program, and job and interview training and addresses sex trafficking via Oasis House. The Life Enrichment Center also partners with Public Health – Dayton & Montgomery County for health screenings and programs fighting Hepatitis, HIV and STD’s.

Hours: Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Evening hours on Wednesday

Eligibility: We urge that you are clean and sober and looking to improve the quality of your life

NOVA Behavioral Health, Inc.732 Beckman StreetDayton, OH 45410(800) 750-0750(937) 253-1680www.novabehavioralhealth.org

Life Enrichment Center425 N. Findlay St.Dayton, OH 45404 (937) 253-8850

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Services: Assists in making the changes necessary to achieve and sustain recovery from alcohol and other substances, individual and group counseling, assistance with identifying personal treatment goals. Treatment recommendations can include individual and/or group therapy.


Eligibility: Men and women, 18 years of age and older.

Project C.U.R.E., Inc.: Medical Department Services, Outpatient Services, & Project W.I.L.L. (Women Into a Lasting Lifestyle)1800 N. James H. McGee Blvd.Dayton, OH 45417(937) 262-3500www.projectcureinc.org

Services: Medical Department Services: Comprehensive evaluation, appropriate administration of Opiate agonist medication (namely methadone), medical monitoring for withdrawal symptoms, coordination with counseling staff, TB testing, Hepatitis vaccinations, coordination with other agencies to offer HIV and Hepatitis testing, and referral to other medical services, as needed.

Outpatient Services: Evidence-based treatment, counseling, and an assessment of each life area for strengths, needs, abilities, preferences and weaknesses.

Project W.I.L.L.: Intensive outpatient program. Includes trauma informed treatment, medical evaluation/medical somatic, opioid agonist therapy, psychological assessment/evaluation, group/individual counseling, crisis intervention, case management, urinalysis, special issues groups, HIV/AIDS education & prevention, pre/post test counseling & testing; on-site child monitor, and limited transportation service.

Hours: Medical Department Services & Outpatient Services: Call for information.

Project W.I.L.L.: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Some evening activities are scheduled periodically on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. and some weekends

Eligibility: Medical Department Services & Outpatient Services: Call for information.

Project W.I.L.L.: Women, 18 years and older are eligible to participate.

Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County: Addiction ServicesPublic Health – Dayton & Montgomery County Reibold Building 117 South Main Street Dayton, OH 45422 (937) 225-5700 (937) 461-5223www.phdmc.org

Services: Treatment services include: screening & assessment; outpatient and family counseling. Specialty care groups include: women’s trauma group; young people’s group; male awareness group; and Medication Assistance Treatment.

Hours: Monday-Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Thursday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Addiction ServicesOne Elizabeth PlaceSoutheastDayton, OH 45417www.phdmc.org/health/community/addiction-services

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Recovery Works Healing Center, LLC100 Elmwood Park Drive, Suite 201West Carrollton, OH 45449(937) 384-0580www.recoveryworkshealingcenter.com

Services: Professional counseling services (individual and group) to help individuals achieve recovery; case management; Medically Assisted opiate and alcohol Treatment options.



Samaritan Behavioral HealthConsumer Advocacy Model (CAM)Elizabeth Place1st floor, Entrance E601 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd.Dayton, OH 45417-1424Information: (937) 734-9818 or (937) 734-9817Appointments: (937) 734-4310 or (937) 734-4311 Video linewww.sbhihelp.org/consumer-advocacy-model/

Services: This program assists people who are experiencing alcohol, drug and/or mental health problems, with a focus on persons with physical, cognitive, and developmental disabilities. Services include: diagnostic assessment; psychiatric evaluation and medication management; individual, group, and family counseling; case management; community psychiatric supportive treatment; urinalysis screening; communication assisted therapy for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.



Samaritan Homeless ClinicFive Rivers Health Centers921 S. Edwin C. Moses BoulevardDayton, OH 45417(937) 461-1376fiverivershealthcenters.org/samaritan-homeless-clinic/

Services: Provides individual & group alcohol and/or drug counseling; group recovery education; referrals to Crisis Care for alcohol and drug treatment assessment; and motivational support before and after residential treatment.

Hours: Monday, Thursday: 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday: 7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Closed every day for lunch from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

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Services: Opiate Treatment Program (OTP): An outpatient methadone maintenance/treatment program.

Outpatient Care: Includes an assessment of medical/psychosocial needs, individual/group counseling, and educational sessions.

Aftercare: A support service (after completion of residential / outpatient care) for individuals pursuing a sober lifestyle.

Ambulatory Detox Treatment: Provides uncomplicated detoxification treatment from alcohol or other substances.

Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Opiate Treatment Program: Monday – Friday: 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Saturday, Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.


Women’s Recovery Center515 Martin DriveXenia, OH 45385(937) 562-2400www.recoverycentersinc.org

Services: Assists women in achieving recovery from addiction and behavioral health problems Services include: 12-Step Program involvement (AA, NA, etc.); adult education (GED, etc.); case management; chemical dependency education; child care services; crisis intervention; Family Education Program; drug screening; dual diagnosis counseling and education; group, individual, & family counseling;; medical/health management; and relapse prevention; screening/assessment.

Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Eligibility: Women 18 years of age and older.

Wright State University - Boonshoft School of MedicineSubstance Abuse Resources & Disability Issues (SARDI)Deaf off Drugs and Alcohol (DODA)6 South Patterson Blvd.Dayton, OH 45402Voice/Text: (937) 285-0799Video Phone: (937) 641-8215www.med.wright.edu/citar/sardi/doda

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Services: DODA will help deaf and hard-of-hearing people successfully participate in their local treatment program, while receiving additional educational and support services. DODA counselors, case managers, and coordinators are all fluent in American Sign Language and knowledgeable about deaf culture. DODA can assist with finding and providing local treatment; develop a communication plan; assist in developing a plan to live alcohol and drug free; provide additional counseling and case management services through videophone appointments; consult with treatment providers about interpreting needs; assist in finding interpreters for Alcohol Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA); advocate for additional services or accommodations, when necessary.


Eligibility: Any deaf or hard-of-hearing person living in Ohio needing alcohol or drug treatment services or recovery support services is able to participate.

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Residential/Inpatient Programs

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Access HospitalDual Diagnosis2611 Wayne AvenueDayton, OH 45420(937) 256-7811www.accesshospital.com

Services: Offers specialized services for individuals with both psychiatric and addiction treatment needs that includes education classes, individual/group therapy, and therapeutic activities. Medi-cally assisted detox and rehabilitation can be provided for alcohol, benzo, opioid/opiate, stimulant, hallucinogen, designer drug, and sedative abuse disorders.


Eligibility: Adults aged 18 years or older, including older adults who require inpatient evaluation for memory loss, sudden changes in behavior, and/or depression.





Brigid’s Path3601 South Dixie DriveKettering, OH 45439(937) 350-1785www.brigidspath.org

Services: Short-term, inpatient medical care for newborn babies suffering from prenatal drug exposure (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome), non-judgmental support for mothers, and education services to improve family outcomes.



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Eastway Behavioral Healthcare:Northcutt Residential Treatment Center4950 Northcutt PlaceDayton, OH 45414(937) 496-2020http://northcutt.eastway.org

Services: Initial assessment; individual treatment plan; regular individual, family, and group therapy sessions along with individual and group chemical dependency counseling, if needed; psychiatric and nursing services; a structured program that includes recreation, outdoor activities, and socialization; and on-site educational services.


Eligibility: Elementary school-aged boys who are victims of trauma (physical, sexual, or emotional abuse; neglect; witnessed the abuse of family members, etc.).

Mercy Manor25 Grosvenor AvenueDayton, OH 45417(937) 268-0282www.mercymanordayton.com

Services: Mercy Manor provides up to six months of safe, spiritual transitional housing for homeless women with a history of addiction, incarceration, and abuse while they re-establish themselves into the local community and maintain their employment. Services include: support in maintaining a drug-free life, personalized needs assessment, spiritual experiences, short/long range goal setting, employment guidance, life skills training, counseling, and reconnecting with family, as appropriate.


Eligibility: Homeless women who are being released from prison, homeless shelters, or drug treatment facilities and have been referred by another agency (on a space-available basis) are eligible to participate. Call for details on how to get a referral.

NOVA Behavioral Health, Inc.Men’s Residential Program & Women’s Treatment Program732 Beckman StreetDayton, OH 45410(800) 750-0750(937) 253-1680www.novabehavioralhealth.org

Services: Men’s Residential Program: Addresses the substance abuse issues of men, 18 years and older. The program offers a minimum of 30 hours of weekly programming, including individual/group therapy, trauma informed care services, anger management, effective com-munication, healthy boundaries, and relapse prevention. The average length of stay is 28 days. The After Care Program is a service that is offered upon completion of a residential program.

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It focuses on solidifying the gains made in residential treatment with the emphasis on relapse prevention.

Women’s Treatment Program: Addresses the substance abuse issues of women, including pregnant and post-partum women, 18 years and older. The program offers a minimum of 30 hours of programming, including individual and group counseling sessions, trauma informed care services, coping skills, relapse prevention, anger management, parenting skills, and healthy relationships. The average length of stay is 28 days. Women may be able to bring up to two children with them under the age of three. The mother needs to be the custodian of their children. Childcare is provided while mothers are in individual and group sessions. The space is limited to three children at any given time.


Eligibility: See “Services.”

Three Oaks Center, Inc.Early Intervention Program (EIP)6077 Far Hills Avenue #157Centerville, OH 45459(937) 520-8496www.threeoakscenter.com

Services: Faith-based, weekend early intervention program for alcohol and drug issues; alcohol/drug assessment; motivational interviewing, solution-focused group therapy, and Twelve Step facilitation therapy.




Services: Substance Abuse Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program (SARRTP), PRP Res-idential Care: A 28 day residential program. Requires Veterans to remain in the Dayton VAMC Domiciliary residential care facility.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program (SARRTP): A domiciliary residential program (up to 2 months) designed to assist Veterans who are experiencing substance use disorders difficulties along with other diagnosed mental health problems.



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Woodhaven1 Elizabeth PlaceDayton, OH 45417(800) 788-0440www.woodhavenohio.com

Services: Privately-owned, residential treatment facility offers assessments, group and individual counseling, case management, crisis intervention, and ambulatory detox.


Eligibility: Men and women, ages 18 and over, are eligible.

Women’s Recovery Center515 Martin DriveXenia, OH 45385(937) 562-2400www.recoverycentersinc.org

Services: Assists women in achieving recovery from addiction and behavioral health problems Services include: 12-Step Program involvement (AA, NA, etc.); adult education (GED, etc.); case management; chemical dependency education; child care services; crisis intervention; Family Education Program; drug screening; dual diagnosis counseling and education; group, individual, & family counseling;; medical/health management; and relapse prevention; screening/assessment.

Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Eligibility: Women 18 years of age and older.

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Self Help:Recovery Groups & Informational

Resources

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Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Dayton Ohio211 Liberty Tower120 W. Second StreetDayton, OH 45402(937) 222-2211www.aadaytononline.org

Services: A fellowship of men and women who want to overcome a drinking problem or maintain their sobriety. Nonalcoholics are welcome to attend open meetings.

Hours: There are Alcoholics Anonymous meetings all around the Miami Valley. Meetings are held every day of the week with daytime and evening choices. See Website or call for a list of meeting locations.

Eligibility: There are no age requirements. Membership is open to anyone who wants to do something about their drinking problem.

Families of Addicts (FOA) Support GroupLife Enrichment Center425 North Findlay StreetDayton, OH 45404(937) 307-5479 (Lori Erion - Founder)www.foafamilies.org

Services: A grass-roots recovery support group for families and friends of addicts, which includes the addicts themselves if they so desire. FOA works to reduce the stigma of addiction, ensure availability of adequate treatment and recovery support services, as well as to influence public opinion and policy regarding the value of recovery.

Meeting Hours: Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. *Other meeting locations and times are available. Please see Website for the latest information.

Eligibility: Anyone whose life has been affected by the disease of addiction.

Heroin Helpline(937) 853-4343www.mcadamhs.org/heroinhelpline.php

Services: Concerned family members, friends, co-workers and people combating substance abuse can call to talk to an expert from the Montgomery County Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) about the next steps toward recovery.

Hours: 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Eligibility: Determined at the provider level.

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Narcotics Anonymous (NA)Dayton Area Service Committee Narcotics Anonymous (DASCNA)P.O. Box 1052Dayton, OH 45401(937) 833-6262 (NANA) - 24 hour Helpline: (800) 587-4232 - Regional Help Linewww.dascna.org

Services: A fellowship of men and women for whom drugs have become a major problem. Narcotics Anonymous (NA) members learn from one another how to live drug-free and recover from the effects of addiction in their lives. Recovery in NA focuses on the problem of addiction, not on any particular drug.

Hours: There are Narcotics Anonymous meetings all around the Miami Valley. Meetings are held every day of the week with daytime and evening choices. See Website or call for a list of meeting locations.

Eligibility: Membership is open to anyone feels they may have a problem with drugs (legal or illegal), including alcohol.



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Social Services

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Alcohol, Drug Addition, and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board for Montgomery County409 E. Monument Ave.Suite 102Dayton, Ohio 45402-1226(937) 443-0416www.mcadamhs.org

Services: The ADAMHS Board for Montgomery County is a state mandated county agency formed to oversee the planning, development, funding, and evaluation of alcohol/drug treatment and behavioral health services delivered by a network of community-based organizations.

The ADAMHS Board does not provide direct treatment services. They contract with over 30 specialized mental health and addiction treatment agencies to give the best care possible to the residents of Montgomery County. Your treatment team will work to determine those services that fit your needs and assist with your recovery.

Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sunday.

Eligibility: Resident of Montgomery County. Not all services are available to all clients and some services are limited in number of visits.

Catholic Social Services of the Miami ValleyEckerle Administrative Center Dayton Center for Families922 West Riverview Avenue 1046 Brown StreetDayton, Ohio 45402 Dayton, Ohio 45409(937) 223-7217 (937) 223-7217, ext. 2136(800) 300-2937 (800) 300-2937, ext. 2136www.cssmv.org

Services: Offers a variety of prevention and education programs such as: alcohol and drug counseling; managing disruptive emotions; stress management training; couple and family communications; anger management; and self-esteem.

Hours: Varies by program and location. Call for more information.

Eligibility: Varies by program. Call for more information.




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Mercy Manor25 Grosvenor AvenueDayton, OH 45417(937) 268-0282www.mercymanordayton.com

Services: Mercy Manor provides up to six months of safe, spiritual transitional housing for homeless women with a history of addiction, incarceration, and abuse while they re-establish themselves into the local community and maintain their employment. Services include: support in maintaining a drug-free life, personalized needs assessment, spiritual experiences, short/long range goal setting, employment guidance, life skills training, counseling, and reconnecting with family, as appropriate.


Eligibility: Homeless women who are being released from prison, homeless shelters, or drug treatment facilities and have been referred by another agency (on a space-available basis) are eligible to participate. Call for details on how to get a referral.

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Treatment Facility Locators

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Alcohol, Drug Addition, and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board for Montgomery County409 E. Monument Ave.Suite 102Dayton, Ohio 45402-1226(937) 443-0416www.mcadamhs.org

Services: The ADAMHS Board for Montgomery County is a state mandated county agency formed to oversee the planning, development, funding, and evaluation of alcohol/drug treatment and behavioral health services delivered by a network of community-based organizations.

The ADAMHS Board does not provide direct treatment services. They contract with over 30 specialized mental health and addiction treatment agencies to give the best care possible to the residents of Montgomery County. Your treatment team will work to determine those services that fit your needs and assist with your recovery.

Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sunday.

Eligibility: Resident of Montgomery County. Not all services are available to all clients and some services are limited in number of visits.

My Montgomery CountySubstance abuse and mental health referral system.www.mcadamhs.org

Services: The self-directed system uses a female avatar to help people searching for local sub-stance use and mental health referral information in Montgomery County. The system is launched on the ADAMHS website (www.mcadamhs.org). It can be found under the “Finding Help” tab by clicking “MyMontgomeryCounty Referral System.” The video messaging technology takes the users through a series of questions to determine what type of services are needed and then offers the name and contact information for various local treatment providers.


Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration(SAMSHA) Treatment Services Locators and National Helpline1 Choke Cherry RoadRockville, MD 20857(800) 662-4357www.findtreatment.samhsa.gov (Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator

www.samhsa.gov/medication-assisted-treatment/physician-program-data/treatment-physician-locator (Buprenorphine Treatment Physician Locator)

dpt2.samhsa.gov/treatment/directory.aspx (Opioid Treatment Program Directory)

www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline

Services: Web-based) Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator: Information for persons seeking treatment facilities in the United States or U.S. Territories for substance abuse, addiction, and/or mental health problems.

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(Web-based) Buprenorphine Treatment Physician Locator: Information for persons seeking physicians authorized to treat opioid dependency with buprenorphine.

(Web-based) Opioid Treatment Program Directory: Information for persons seeking treatment programs that treat addiction and dependence on opioids, such as heroin or prescription pain relievers.

National Helpline: A confidential information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals/family members facing substance abuse and/or mental health disorders. Provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, & community-based organizations. Callers can also order free publications and other information.


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Common Signs and Symptoms of Specific Drugs:

Heroin

� Dry mouth

� Alternately awake and drowsy poor mental functioning

� Disorientation

� Shallow breathing

� Injection marks on arms or body

Marijuana

� Large pupils

� Rolling papers or other smoking devices/paraphernalia

� Smell of marijuana in room, car or on clothing

� Bloodshot eyes

� Sleepiness

� Lack of motivation

Cocaine

� Large pupils

� Alertness

� Talkative/fast speech

� Runny or bloody nose

� Presence of mir ror s/spoons/razorblades/rolled money

� Sleeplessness

Alcohol

� Slurred speech

� Impaired coordination

� Signs of throwing up

� Bottles saved as souvenirs

� Smell of alcohol on breath/clothing

When should I call the police? If you feel there is a crisis situation or the situation is dangerous, call the police (imminent danger, suicide threat, assaultive/erratic behavior, overdose).

What are the signs of overdose?

Signs may include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, diarrhea, seizures, inability to wake, abdominal cramps, seizure, abnormal pulse, cold or hot skin temperature, rapid or slow breathing.

Properly disposing of medications keeps medicine out of the hands of someone who might abuse them. To find a safe drug disposal site near you, visit: awarerx.org

An overdose is a medical emergency! Call 9-1-1 immediately!

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Physical Warning Signs � Bloodshot eyes, pupils larger or smaller

than usual; using eye drops to mask these signs

� Changes in appetite or sleep patterns. Sudden weight loss or weight gain

� Deterioration of physical appearance, personal grooming habits

� Unusual smells on breath, body, or clothing

� Slurred speech or impaired coordination

� Avoiding eye contact, locking doors, demanding privacy

� Frequent nosebleeds

Behavioral Signs � Skipping class, declining grades, poor

attendance at work or school

� Complaints from coworkers, teachers, friends/peers

� Unexplained need for money or financial problems.

� Missing money, valuables, prescriptions

� Sudden change in friends or hobbies; secretive about new friends

� Increased interest in drug/alcohol lifestyle related music, posters, clothing

Psychological Warning Signs � Unexplained change in personality or

attitude

� Mood swings, irritability, or angry outbursts

� Periods of unusual hyperactivity, agitation, or giddiness

� Lack of motivation; appears lethargic or “spaced out”

Help Is Available

Common Signs and Symptoms: I suspect that my loved one is using alcohol or drugs.

Learn how to prevent and manage a heroin overdose.

Call CrisisCare (937-224-4646) and ask for information on Project DAWN (Deaths Avoided with Naloxone) and how to obtain an overdose prevention kit.

Al-Anon / Alateen(937) 640-2008

Nar-Anon Family Groups(800) 477-6291

Families of Addicts Support Group(937) 307-5479

Recovery is Possible!

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, call the Heroin Helpline: (937) 853-4343

You Are Not Alone!

The best way to help yourself and your loved one is to educate yourself and reach out to others for support. Contact one of the following support groups:

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A

AA 42

Access Hospital 9, 37

ADAMHS 45, 48

ADAPT 22

Al-Anon 14

Alateen 3, 14

Alcohol, Drug Addition, and Mental Health Services 45, 48

Alcoholics Anonymous 42

AWARxE

Prescription Drug Safety Program 16, 24

B

Beckett Springs 9, 28, 37

Behavioral Health,

Day-Mont. 3, 9, 28

Eastway 4, 10, 29, 37

Miami Valley Hospital 30

Nova 10, 31

Samaritan 7, 25, 33

South Community 11

Brigid’s Path 37

C

CAM 11, 33

Catholic Social Services 45

Coalition,

Montgomery County Drug-Free 17

South Suburban 25

Consumer Advocacy Model

Cornerstone Project 28

CrisisCare 7

D

Daybreak 3, 24

Day-Mont Behavioral Health Care 3, 9, 28

Dayton VA Medical Center

Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program (SARRTP) 11

Deaf off Drugs and Alcohol 34

Disposal, Medication 24

Drug Disposal Site Locator AWARxE 24

Drug Free Action Alliance 17

E

East End 4, 17, 24, 44

Eastway,

Behavioral Healthcare 4, 10, 29, 37

Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment 10

Northcutt Residential Treatment Center 4

Webster Street Academy and Family Center 4

F

Families of Addicts Support Group 14, 42

Family Service Association 30

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G

H

Help is Available

Information for Loved Ones 51

HelpLink 2-1-1 25

Heroin Helpline 24, 42

I

Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment 10, 11

J

Juvenile Court, Montgomery County,

10 & Under Program 5, 30

K

L

Library, Dayton Metro 16

Library, Washington Centerville Public 19

M

Medication Disposal 24

Mercy Manor 38, 46

Miami Valley Hospital Behavioral Services Dual-Diagnosis Program 10

Miami Valley Hospital Behavioral Services, Turning Point 30

Military and Veterans Crisis Line 7, 21

Montgomery County,

ADAMHS 45, 48

Drug-Free Coalition 17

Juvenile Court,


N

NA 42

Nar-Anon Family Groups 14

Narcotics Anonymous 43

National Institute on Drug Abuse 5, 18, 43

New Hope New Life 31

New Hope Recovery Center 31

Northcutt Residential Treatment Center 4, 37

NOVA,

Behavioral Health 31, 38


O

P

Partnership for Drug-Free Kids 18

Project,

C.U.R.E. 32

DAWN 25

W.I.L.L. 32

Public Health 32

Q

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R

Recovery Works Healing Center 32

S

Salvation Army,

Samaritan Behavioral Health,

CrisisCare 7

Project DAWN 25

Samaritan Homeless Clinic 33

SAMHSA 18, 48

South Community Behavioral Healthcare,

Consumer Advocacy Model 11, 33


South Suburban Coalition 25

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Admin. 18, 48

T


Three Oaks Center, Inc. 39

Turning Point 30

U

United Way,

HelpLink 2-1-1 25

V

Veterans Affairs,

Dayton VA Medical Center 11, 21, 34, 39

Military and Veterans Crisis Line 7, 21

W

Washington Centerville Public Library 19

Webster Street Academy and Family Center 4

Woodhaven 39

Women’s Recovery Center 34, 40

Wright Patterson Air Force Base,

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Program 22

Wright State University,

Deaf off Drugs and Alcohol 34

SARDI 34

Substance Abuse Resources & Disability Issues 34

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drug - free...emergency psychiatric care/medication, alcohol/drug assessments, severely mentally...

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