Provides mental health and/or substance abuse information and referral for individuals who have never received any counseling. Links individuals to case managers, counselors, support meetings, etc. quicker than if they were to seek resources on their own. Not a crisis hotline.

Provides abstinence-based, 12-step environments within which an individual with substance use disorder related issues receives supportive services while living in accordance with a regimen of daily sobriety.

Provides a faith-based residential program for men recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. Assists in job search and placement. Mentors encourage interpersonal skills growth. Participants graduate after achieving financial stability and one year of sobriety.

Provides a community based outpatient clinic for veterans. It provides the following services: * Dietetics * Home-based Care * Laboratory * Optometry * Optical Shop * Outpatient Mental Health, (General Mental Health Treatment, Specialized Substance Abuse Treatment, Specialized Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Treatment, and Outreach & Referral Services) * Physical Therapy * Podiatry * Primary Care * Prosthetics and * Women’s Clinic

Provides medical clinic for uninsured and underinsured residents free of charge.

Provides medication-assisted treatment, utilizing Vivitrol, for individuals addicted to opioids.

Provides a multi-session program to educate smokers about the effects of smoking on health and the process for quitting. Includes group support, hypnosis, relaxation, referrals for nicotine replacement (if needed), and a review of coping strategies. Service may include consultation regarding medications.

Provides comprehensive drug and alcohol addiction recovery services including assessments, counseling, outpatient detoxification, medication assisted treatment, and intensive outpatient treatment.

Patients who live nearby and have a supportive living environment but who need intense treatment enter the Day Treatment Program. Room and board are available. After approximately two weeks patients may transition to the Intensive Outpatient Program to continue the program. Day Treatment Program is also the first phase into a residential program. Room and board are available with 24-hour supervision. Patients attend educational sessions on weekdays as well as Saturdays and Sundays. Recreational activities and visitation time are permitted. After approximately two weeks patients transition to the Extended Residential Program.

Our physicians will determine the dosage of Suboxone that is needed for each client. We will also have Subutex for any pregnant women. After you have seen the counselor, you will see the nurse practitioner and will be diagnosed. Then you will be given a prescription.

Provides substance use prevention education to individuals who are pregnant and at risk for using alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs. Case management services are also provided to individuals meeting diagnostic criteria for substance use disorder.

Provides free access to clean needles and injection equipment and disposal of contaminated equipment. Also offers naloxone, HIV testing, Hepatitis C testing, and referrals to substance use treatment at no cost.

The Teen Advisory Council consists of Knox County youth, grades 9 - 12, who actively work to end teen dating violence, as well as the prevention of alcohol, tobacco, and substance use among peers. TAC members are ambassadors of healthy, safe, equal, and non-violent relationships among their peers and in the community. TAC focuses on preventing unhealthy behaviors among Knox County youth before they begin. TAC students representing all Knox County schools plan and implement prevention projects intended to create change centered on individuals and the larger community. Prevention work is a project of the Knox Substance Abuse Action Team (KSAAT) and DELTA IMPACT of New Directions. Members receive leadership training, gain knowledge of critical issues impacting teens, and learn about the Knox County Community.

Provides comprehensive behavioral health care services to patients including medication management, counseling services and substance abuse treatment with medication assistance treatment.

Available in the lobby at the Austintown Police Department. Accept old, expired, used prescription and over the counter medications. Does not accept needles, syringes, liquids or inhalers.

An evidence-based prenatal cessation program that helps women quit smoking and stay quit even after the baby is born. As a reward for quitting smoking, the moms will receive free diapers for their newborn baby for up to 12 months after the baby is born. Four brief appointments with Whitaker are required before the baby is born. A carbon monoxide reader is used to measure the amount of CO gas in the breath of the participants. Once the mom is smoke-free and remains smoke-free, she is given a $25 voucher each month for a year to purchase diapers at Wal-Mart.

Offers a residential treatment program providing clients with individualized and group treatment and encouraging them to become self-sufficient.

Prevention program designed to reduce risk factors and enhance protective factors related to alcohol, tobacco and drugs as well as getting along peacefully with others. Five classroom lessons cover goal setting, decision making, communicating, bonding and managing emotions. Students also participate in a community service project. The program runs from September to June.

Prevention program designed to reduce risk factors and enhance protective factors related to alcohol, tobacco and drugs as well as getting along peacefully with others. Five classroom lessons cover goal setting, decision making, communicating, bonding and managing emotions. Students also participate in a community service project. The program runs from September to June.

Prevention program designed to reduce risk factors and enhance protective factors related to alcohol, tobacco and drugs as well as getting along peacefully with others. Five classroom lessons cover goal setting, decision making, communicating, bonding and managing emotions. Students also participate in a community service project. The program runs from September to June.

Provides services to assist individuals as they fight the epidemic of addiction through Medication Assisted Treatment (Methadone, Buprenorphine/Suboxone, Subutex, Sublocade, Vivitrol).

Provides Ryan White emergency financial assistance programs, HIV case management, HIV drug assistance program, Quality Management Program, Minority AIDS Initiative.

Provides non-judgmental and anonymous syringe access services. The program exchanges used syringes.

Offers D.A.R.E., a drug abuse education and prevention program to students in Fairborn.

Provides a 12 to 18 month long program that uses proven medications and counseling to treat those battling addiction to alcohol and opiates such as heroin and prescription painkillers. Medications used are Suboxone, ReVia, or Vivitrol.