Miami County Public Health provides Naloxone/Narcan training and kits.

Provides access to the treatment and support clients need for recovery. Allows patients to complete treatment while still attending school, remaining employed, and/or caring for their family. Includes a focus on substance abuse education, individual and group counseling, peer recovery support, case management, medication assisted treatment (MAT), and support groups.

Accept old, expired, used prescription and over the counter medications. Does not accept needles, syringes, liquids or inhalers.

Provides a vending machine that contains Naloxone Hydrochloride (Narcan) medication to individuals at risk of opioid/opiate overdose and to their friends and family in an effort to reduce fatal overdoses. The kit contains naloxone, a prescribed nasal inhalant that reverses an opioid overdose. Opiates can include fentanyl, heroin, methadone, percocet, vicodin, and oxycontin.

Provides evidence-based activities and education on drug, alcohol and substance abuse, prevention and recovery. In group or classroom sessions, participants will: - Learn effective methods to avoid and abstain from drugs, alcohol and other harmful behaviors - Increase communication and bonding with parents - Learn how to keep the lines of communication open with parents during stressful situations - Develop a healthy self-image and self-esteem - Learn positive social skills for home, school and in the community - Parents will learn how to set limits and administer appropriate consequences - Discover the relationship between responsibility and independence - Youth learn to identify their skills and personal strengths - Youth learn to make positive friends and productively manage time - Identify other community services available for resolving family and personal issues.

Provides intensive and non-intensive outpatient counseling to achieve sobriety. - Seeks to establish abstinence from any and all mood-altering drugs and develop an individualized program of recovery. - Provides psychiatric services as needed. - Offers telehealth.

Comprehensive harm-reduction and syringe access program targeted towards people who inject drugs and other high-risk individuals in an effort to prevent the spread of blood-borne infections. Provides access to Naloxone, medical care, HIV, HCV, and STI testing, safer sex and safer injection materials, behavioral health, drug treatment referrals, and other services to help IV-drug users.

Distribute test strips which can be used to detect the presence of fentanyl, xylazine, and many of their known analogs in a drug sample to reduce the number of opioid-related overdoses, severe injuries, fatalities, and other complications from contaminated drugs.

Operates as a Recovery Community Organization. Offers resources for detox, treatment, and housing, as well as offers one-on-one peer support to help set goals, connect, and work a recovery plan. Provides a safe space to connect, meetings, life-skills, wellness programs, and activities such as a gym, pool table, virtual reality, and so forth.

Assists families struggling with a child's alcohol or drug use. Empower families with information, support and guidance; advocate for greater understanding and more effective programs to treat the disease of addiction. Helpline provides support to parents and caregivers of young persons struggling with drug or alcohol use.

Offers a recovery support group for individuals impacted by the criminal justice system. Provides support for individuals who have been arrested, those in the judicial process and those who have served or are serving a court ordered sentence.

Provides a crisis hotline that offers management and access to emergency mental health and chemical dependency evaluation services.

The Safe Point Disease Prevention Program provides clean needles and education about the risks of sharing needles to reduce disease.

Provides free Naloxone/Narcan Kits and Fentanyl Test Strips. Naloxone is a prescribed nasal inhalant that stops and reverses an opioid overdose. Opiates can include fentanyl, heroin, methadone, percocet, vicodin, and oxycontin. Information flyers are available inside the building. Kits are available outside the building 24 hours a day.

Provides support, counseling, and information for individuals early into their recovery from drugs and/or alcohol. Helps develop the skills necessary to maintain sobriety and deal with the feelings associated with early recovery. Support and counseling are offered to family members of the individual in treatment. Can incorporate counseling for dual diagnosis.

Provides a drop-in center for women with substance abuse issues. Showers, light meals, and substance abuse recovery groups are made available to the client.

Provides structured programs and interventions to help people in recovery make the cognitive, behavioral, and attitudinal changes that are necessary to prevent them from returning to their previous patterns of alcohol or other drug abuse. Aftercare programs provide continued support for recovering individuals who have completed an Oriana House treatment program. Meeting locations vary.

Provides comprehensive information and referrals regarding health issues, and smoking/vaping cessation support services.

Provides Client Services Representatives to assist individuals in recovery from substance use disorder with access to recovery support services. The program provides long-term care coordination and support to eligible individuals. The importance of this centralized service increases the chance of recovery and allows program participants to experience an increased quality of life. Client Services Representatives link individuals referred to the program from jail, prison, transition houses, treatment providers, and community agencies with access treatment providers and recovery support services. . Peer supporters are also available to support individuals in recovery. Program also offers a wellness program.

Works to get those in a substance addiction crisis, including opiates, into the quickest available treatment. Communicates with detox and treatment providers to find and place those in need. Goal is to provide a structured and meaningful path of care for each of the program's participants.

Recovery is more than just stopping substance use. We understand that it can be overwhelming to try to handle all of this yourself, so we’ll help you take it one step at a time by building a supportive community around you. We understand what you are going through. Recovery is challenging, and our team works hard to help minimize barriers and empower you to continue progressing on your journey of healing.

Provides a free kit that contains naloxone, a prescribed nasal inhalant that reverses an opioid overdose. Kit includes 2 vials of medication, 2 nasal attachements, an instructional dvd, and a small tip sheet on how to recognize an overdose. Will receive instruction on how to recognize and respond to an overdose (as well as distinguish between different types of overdose) and how to administer intranasal Naloxone to reverse the opioid overdose.

The goal of the Safe Point program is to reduce the rapid rise in disease by providing clean needles along with education about risks of sharing needles. The program is not designed to merely distribute needles, rather the needles are a way to educate participants so they can be encouraged to seek treatment and/or assisted in navigating the medical or mental health systems during their road to recovery. Needles currently on hand have all been donated. Program participants will not be arrested for drug paraphernalia-related issues when coming to or going away from SafePoint; however, drug use on or near the premises is prohibited.

Offers automated texts to provide encouragement, advice, and tips to help smokers quit smoking, vaping, or using tobacco.

Offer comprehensive psychiatric, counseling and case management services, various support services, for people struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues.