SAMHSA provides an online directory of treatment programs in each state that treat addiction and dependence on opioids, such as heroin or prescription pain relievers.

Offers live chat and texting, providing general information about: - Pregnancy testing. - STDs. - Contraception and birth control.

Our health education specialists are available to answer questions and provide caring support to people with lupus. Health education specialists are specially trained to provide people affected by lupus with non-medical counseling, disease education, information, and helpful resources. Bilingual (Spanish) health educators are also available.

A government Web site where you will find information and tools to help you and those you care about stay healthy.

Provides an Information Line that offers resources, access to services, treatment, supports and research on mental health.

Provides a free list of family relief hotlines for financial assistance in critical categories. Currently offering the following hotlines to assist individuals: - Child-Support Enforcement - Student Loan Relief Hotline - Mortgage Payment Assistance - Debt Relief - Free Bankruptcy Advice - Tax Relief - Collector Complaint - Credit Score Improvement.

Offers a mobile app that informs Akron residents of scheduled pickup dates and delays, and sends alerts related to the city's curbside service. Provides advice on what goes in trash cans, recycling carts, or neither.

Provides information about existing programs and services, sources of assistance and educational materials.

The Expert Series is an educational podcast that features empowering conversations with leading lupus experts that focus on helping you live well with lupus.

Provides telephone and email peer counseling. Telephone volunteers are in their teens and early twenties, and speak with teens and young adults up to age 25 about coming-out issues, relationship concerns, parent issues, school problems, HIV/AIDS anxiety and safer-sex information, and more. Also maintains a resource database with over 15,000 listings on social and support groups, as well as gay-friendly religious organizations, sports leagues, student groups and more.

Trevor Support Center is a place where LGBTQ youth and their allies can find answers to frequently asked questions, and explore resources related to sexual orientation, gender identity and more. Remember, if you need immediate support or help, Trevor’s counselors are just a phone call, chat, or text away. You are not alone.

Provides a mobile app that can be used to: - Request a prescription for birth control pills for delivery. In some states, individuals may be able to pick up at a local pharmacy. - Request a prescription for UTI (urinary tract infection) treatment to pick up at a local pharmacy. - Learn about different types of birth control and their effectiveness. - Make an appointment at a local health center.

www.unitedway.org/find-your-united-way is a website that provides a search engine for US citizens to locate the United Way that serves their location.

Mental Health organization, information and support for children and adults with Attention Deficit Disorders.

Provides information on Gap Coverage, Medicare Part D and other Medicare issues and questions. Offers Medicare 101 Community Presentations. Monthly Medicare for Beginners Workshops at COAAA office. See website or call for schedule and to register. Low Income Subsidy: Medicare offers financial assistance for beneficiaries who are eligible for extra help to pay for the prescription drug benefit (Part D). If you qualify and are approved for extra help and do not yet have Part D, you may choose to enroll in a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan. Your coverage will begin the first day of the month following your enrollment.

WebEase (Web Epilepsy, Awareness, Support and Education) is an interactive, on-line self-management program for people with epilepsy. The goal of WebEase is to support and foster the management of epilepsy by people with epilepsy. WebEase is different from other Epilepsy websites because it does not tell you what you should do. Rather, it guides you to think about what is important to you in managing your epilepsy through taking medications, managing stress and getting a good night’s sleep. WebEase encourages you to make decisions that are consistent with your own goals: - The program consists of three interactive modules—medication taking, stress and sleep management. Each module lets you read information, respond to questions, receive feedback, and watch and listen to testimonials. You also learn helpful strategies to improve your epilepsy self-management and set goals that are personalized to meet your specific needs and concerns. - WebEase also includes MyLog, an online personal journal you can use to track your seizures, medication, stress and sleep patterns and receive personalized feedback about how your medication taking, stress, and sleep may affect or improve your epilepsy.

YourLifeYourVoice.org is set up for teens to contact us via the web by email, text or chat. You can email your questions and we can post them (along with our reply) for others to see. If you aren’t ready to come right out and ask a question, you can share Your Life & Your Voice by sending us your story of success. Maybe you don’t want to send anything in to us, but you want to look around our site to see what others have sent. We also have some quotes and printable journal pages that you might find helpful. Either way you want to contact us, we’d like to help! We are here 24/7. Website offers a variety of resources for young people.

Offers comprehensive services to help people with Medicare and their caregivers fully understand the options and sources of support that are available to them. Trained counselors are available to answer questions, explain benefits, address problems, and work with clients who wish to apply for Medicare Savings Programs.

The Eldercare Locator website contains a searchable database to help users find a range of resources at the state and community levels. The database includes State Agencies on Aging, Area Agencies on Aging, Title VI Native American Aging Programs, Aging and Disability Resources Centers, and aging information and referral programs.

Provides information on VA benefits, medical care and research, including assistance for Persian Gulf veterans on an electronic bulletin board available 24 hours a day. VA-ONLINE can be accessed by callers with internet access.

Provides citizens with an online eligibility prescreening tool to help you find government benefits that you may be eligible to receive. We recommend that you visit Benefits.gov as time passes or after major life events. In addition to new benefit program eligibility criteria and/or your own life changes, your eligibility to receive certain assistance may have changed. Additionally, new benefit programs are created over time that you might also be eligible for.

Provides a social networking site for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and questioning (LGBTQ) youth age 13 to 24 and their friends and allies.

Lcountydd.org features up-to-date information about the services and supports the Licking County Board of DD offers to those with developmental disabilities. Additional features include information about enrollment eligibility, agency updates, newsletters and videos, a resource directory, resources for providers, career opportunities, an events calendar and more. The agency can also be found on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram as lcountydd. In addition they can also be found on YouTube as LickingCountyDD.

A collection of up-to-date resources and information on lupus. The Resource Center educates, empowers and connects you to lupus resources, programs and support services.

Network of Care, a partnership with MHRLK, is an internet resource for individuals, families and agencies concerned with mental/behavioral health and addiction issues. It provides information about mental health services, laws, and related news, as well as communication tools and other features. This easy-to-use web site provides an extensive directory to put people in touch with the right Licking and Knox County services. It also offers vital information about diagnoses, insurance and advocacy, as well as daily news from around the world concerning behavioral health. This unique, one-stop information tool enables you to find pertinent behavioral health web sites, keep personal records, and communicate directly with elected officials to make your voice heard in the legislative halls. Network of Care also provides social networking programs for public and private use.