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BEHAVIORAL HEALTHSERVICES AND RESOURCE GUIDEG A L L I A - J A C K S O N - M E I G S A D A M H B O A R D53 Shawnee Lane, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631www.gjmboard.org740-446-3022

GALLIA-JACKSON-MEIGS ADAMH BOARDREVIEWS AND AUDITS THE DELIVERY OFSERVICES THROUGH OUTCOMES ANDPROGRAMMATIC AND FISCALMONITORING.P L A NEVALUATE & COLLABORATEJudges * Hospitals * School Districts * Social Services * Law Enforcement * First Responders * Consumers * HealthDepartment * County Commissioners * Children Services * Job & Family Services * Adult Care Facilities * County Sheriffs *Police Departments * Family & Children First Councils * Community Action Agencies * Suicide Prevention Coalitions *Drug Prevention Coalitions * Universities * Faith Community * Civic Organizations * FamiliesCOLLABORATE AND EVALUATE LOCAL PROVIDERS AND OTHERS TO ENSURE THAT THEY PROVIDE THEMOST EFFECTIVE PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES TO MEET THECOMMUNITY'S NEEDS.Cardinal Recovery * Field of Hope * Health Recovery Services * Hopewell Health Centers * Integrated Services for Behavioral Health * Square One * TASC of Southeast Ohio * Warriors 4Christ * Gallia CPR * Jackson SPARC * Meigs Prevention Coalition * GJM Suicide PreventionCollaborative * Southeast Ohio Suicide Prevention Conference * NAMI of Gallia Jackson Meigs THE BOARD FUNDS AND PROMOTES LOCAL SUPPORT THROUGH GRANTS AND PARTNERSHIPS.FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL FUNDS, SERVICES, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS SUPPORT THELOCAL CONTINUUM OF CARE.WORK WITH CONSUMERS, FAMILY MEMBERS, PROVIDERS, AND THE PUBLIC TO PLANFOR A UNIFIED CARE SYSTEM. ENSURING HIGH QUALITY, COST-EFFECTIVE, ANDCULTURALLY COMPETENT MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES AREAVAILABLE TO MEET COMMUNITY NEEDS.Crisis Services * Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment Services *Residential Services ( MH & SUD) * Mental Health (MH) Treatment Services *Evidence-Based Prevention in Schools * Medication-Assisted Treatment *Consumer Supports * Crisis Hotline * Crisis Intervention Training (CIT)What We Do... ALCOHOL, DRUG ADDICTION & MENTAL HEALTH BOARDA S S E S S &M O N I T O RF U N DYour Addiction and Mental Health AuthorityUTILIZING LOCAL EVALUATION AND COMMUNITY INPUT, THEGALLIA-JACKSON-MEIGS ADAMH BOARD ASSESSES COMMUNITYNEEDS IN ORDER TO SET PRIORITIES AND DETERMINE THE TYPESOF SERVICES, PROGRAMS, AND FACILITIES TO PROVIDE AN INTEGRATED CONTINUUM OF CARE FOR GALLIA, JACKSON, AND MEIGS COUNTIES.

0 1 What is the ADAMH Board?0 2 Our Vision and Mission0 3 Our Board and Staff0 4 988 Information0 6 Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Crisis Line Information0 7 Mental /Behavioral Health and AddictionDescription1 1 F i e l d o f H O P E1 3 Health Recovery Services1 8 H o pe we ll H ea lth C en te rs2 2 Integrated Services for Behavioral Health(ISBH)2 3 Square One2 5 TASC of Southeast Ohio2 6 Warriors 4 Christ2 7 Additional Addiction and Mental HealthServices3 0 Other Related Services - FCFC, START &Hospital3 2 Domestic Violence Services3 3 Depression Survey3 4 Anxiety Survey3 5 Substance Abuse Survey3 7 AA/NA Group Meetings3 8 Mental Health Resources4 9 Additional Substance Use and AddictionResources4 0 Community CoalitionsTABLE OF CONTENTSFourth Edition : Revised 9/29/24This publication was made possible by Grant Number 5H79TI083294-03 from SAMHSA. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the author and to not necessarily represent the official views of SAMHSA.

WHAT IS THE ADAMH BOARD?0 1Ohio law established alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health boards to ensure thattreatment services and facilities are accessible for individuals facing issues related to alcohol,drug addiction, and mental health.The Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health (ADAMH) Board is one of50 such boards across Ohio. These boards are legally empowered to plan, develop, fund,manage, and assess community-based mental health and addiction treatment and preventionservices.The Board collaborates with our local community to identify the needs for drug, alcohol, andmental health services. It also contracts with provider agencies to deliver direct services toresidents in Gallia, Jackson, and Meigs counties.We Are Your Authority on Addiction and Mental HealthBy fostering strong community partnerships, ADAMH Boards lead efforts to promote andenhance initiatives that ensure the health, safety, and drug-free environments of Ohio'scommunities. They are committed to maintaining accountability and efficiency in client care.Local boards have a unique advantage in quickly recognizing changing community needs,responding to emergencies, and driving positive change.

OUR VISIONResidents of Gallia, Jackson, and Meigs Counties are provided a culturally appropriate andstigma-free system of mental health and addiction education, prevention, treatment, andrecovery services that are available and accessible to each individual in need.It is the mission of the Gallia-Jackson-Meigs ADAMH Board to serve as thebehavioral health authority for the area; supporting and improving the quality of lifefor residents by developing and maintaining a coordinated system of accessiblemental health and addiction advocacy, education, prevention, treatment, andrecovery supports.OUR MISSION0 2

Board StaffUnder Chapter 340.02 of the Ohio Revised Code, fourteen citizens of Gallia, Jackson, andMeigs counties are appointed to serve on the Board. The Director of the Ohio Department ofMental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) shall appoint six members. The remaining 8members are appointed by county commissioners.Executive Director: Robin HarrisDeputy Director: Angela StowersFiscal Officer: Jennifer MettsOffice Manager: Chris LoveClerk: Debbie HillCommunity Program Coordinator: Shannon Dalton OUR BOARD & STAFF0 3

988 INFORMATIONOhioans facing a mental health or addiction crisis, along with their family members, can reachout for help by calling, texting, or chatting with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. This easy-to-remember, three-digit number offers free and confidential support 24/7 to those in behavioralhealth crises. By dialing 988, individuals gain direct access to compassionate care andassistance for issues such as:Suicidal thoughts,Mental health or substance use crises, orAny form of emotional distress. Ohio's 988 initiative is part of a broader commitment to delivering quality, person-centeredcrisis support throughout the state.There is HOPE. The Lifeline WORKS. You are not alone in your crisis.Call - Simply dial 988 from your mobile or home phone for immediate assistance.For the Veterans Crisis Line, call 988 and press 1. Enrollment in Veterans Affairs (VA)benefits or healthcare is not necessary to reach out.Para acceder al apoyo en español, marque 988 y presione 2.Text - To communicate with a crisis counselor, send a text to 988 from your mobile device.(Available in English and Spanish)Para iniciar una conversación de mensaje de texto en español con el 988 Lifeline,envía la palabra AYUDA a 988.Chat - To reach a crisis counselor through the 988 National websiteHaga clic aqui para iniciar al chat en espanolClick here for Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing services.0 4

988 INFORMATIONWhat happens when someone calls 988?988 Lifeline Center calls are free, confidential, and available 24/7/365.First, you’ll hear a message telling you that you’ve reached the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline while yourcall is routed to your local 988 Lifeline network crisis center.We’ll play you a little music while we connect you to a skilled, trained crisis worker.A skilled, trained crisis worker who works at the 988 Lifeline network crisis center closest to you willanswer the phone.This person will listen to you, understand how your problem is affecting you, provide support, and getyou the help you needWhat happens when someone texts 988?When someone texts 988 on their mobile device, they will complete a short survey letting the crisiscounselor know a little about their current situation.They will be then connected with a trained crisis counselor, who will interact with them to understandwhat they are experiencing, provide support, and connect them with any needed help or resources.What happens when someone chats with 988?When someone uses the Lifeline chat via 988Lifeline.org/chat, they’ll first complete a short surveyletting the crisis counselor know a little about their current situation, and then see a wait-time messagewhile they are connected to a crisis counselor.A trained crisis counselor will answer the chat, converse with the individual to understand how theirproblem is affecting them, provide support, and share resources that may be helpful.0 5

Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit P: 740.446.5500 Mobile Response & Stabilization Services (MRSS) P: 740.656.6122 GALLIA-JACKSON-MEIGS COUNTIESCRISISLINE INFORMATIONFamilies with youth and young adults between 0 to 21 who are experiencing difficulties or distress can receive assistance from theMRSS Team. The MRSS team meet with youth and families in person wherever they are. All services are provided in a traumainformed way and utilize family systems intervention. Families can stay with MRSS for up to 60 days. Call for assistance 24 hours aday, 7 days a week.Toll Free Crisis Information & Referral Hotline 1.800.252.5554 or 1-888.475.8484 or 988Available 24/7 - 365 days a yearSuicide prevention and referral hotlineCrisis Intervention Team (CIT) workers evaluate individuals in psychiatric crisis and enable them to receive appropriateservices (e.g., hospitalization, crisis residential services, CPST or outpatient counseling.). Evaluation sites include agency facilities (during office hours) and local Emergency Rooms. CIT services can be accessed during work hours through all behavioral health clinics and 24 hours a day through theCrisis Services telephone line988 Suicide & Crisis LifelineCall 988 or Text 988If you are hard of hearing, you can chat with a Lifeline counselor 24/7 by:Online chat – Click the chat button at www.988lifeline.orgFor TTY Users: Use your preferred relay service or dial 711 then 988.Línea de Prevención del Suicidio y Crisis 1-888-628-9454Veterans Crisis LineCall 988 then Press 1 or Text 838255Access free, confidential support 24/7, 365 days a year.Online Chat - Click the chat button at www.veteranscrisisline.netConnect with a real person qualified to support Veterans. The Veterans Crisis Line serves Veterans,service members, National Guard and Reserve members, and those who support them.Crisis Text Line Text the keyword “4hope” to 741 741 to be connected to a trainedCrisis Counselor within 5 minutes. 24/7Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation Non-profit organization that works to prevent one of our most preventable causes of death: suicide. Ourwork includes reducing the stigma of suicide, promoting evidence-based prevention strategies, andraising awareness about suicide’s relationship to mental illness, alcohol, drug abuse, and other issues.https://www.ohiospf.org/LIFE SIDE OHIO: By Your Side. United for Life.Life Side Ohio is a campaign of direct, suicide prevention outreach dedicated to the firearms community. Life SideOhio is by your side and in your community with resources on suicide awareness, prevention, mental health, andeducation. We're united for life, because without life, there’s loss and grief. www.lifesideohio.org0 6

MENTAL/BEHAVIORAL HEALTH & ADDICTION DESCRIPTIONSAlcoholics Anonymous (AA)Alcoholics Anonymous is a global community of individuals who have faced issues with alcohol consumption.Anyone seeking to address their drinking problems is welcome to join.Ambulatory DetoxificationThis involves direct, in-person support for individuals experiencing mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms,aimed at facilitating detoxification from alcohol and/or drugs.AssessmentThis process involves evaluating an individual to understand the nature and severity of their mental healthchallenges, as well as any abuse, misuse, or addiction to alcohol and/or other substances.Case ManagementThese activities are designed to assist individuals in accessing vital medical, social, educational, and otherservices necessary for fulfilling basic human needs.Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment (CPST)This service offers a range of community-based assistance delivered by mobile teams of mental healthprofessionals and trained personnel. It focuses on helping clients succeed within their communities, identifyingand accessing necessary services, and improving their contributions to school, work, family, and community life.Diagnostic AssessmentThis is a clinical evaluation of mental health and/or substance misuse conducted by a qualified professional atthe start of treatment, following treatment, or when significant changes occur. The process involves gatheringinformation to assess client needs and functioning, which helps determine appropriate services and treatmentsbased on the identified issues, mental status evaluation, and diagnostic formulation.Education/Consultation/Prevention ServicesEducation services consist of formal presentations aimed at enhancing community understanding and alteringattitudes and behaviors related to mental health and addiction challenges. Consultation services involvesystematic information sharing between an agency and a non-client individual, focusing on the enhancement ofpersonalized service plans and techniques for delivering mental health care. Finally, prevention servicesencompass proactive programs aimed at reducing the incidence, prevalence, or severity of specific mentalhealth issues and addiction disorders.0 7

Employment/Vocational ServiceThe aim is to foster recovery and help individuals secure and maintain employment through goal-orientedtraining and skill development that emphasizes individual abilities and choices. The ultimate goal ofemployment/vocational services is for the individual to gain and sustain employment, acquire new job skills,enhance self-sufficiency, and actively contribute to their community.Family CounselingThis service involves the application of specialized skills in sessions with individuals alongside their familymembers or significant others, guided by a counselor. The focus is on addressing family dynamics andrelationship challenges related to mental health, as well as alcohol and substance abuse issues, to promoterecovery from addiction.Forensic Evaluation ServicesThis involves an assessment that results in a written expert opinion concerning a legal matter for individualsreferred by various courts, including criminal, domestic relations, juvenile, and adult parole authorities, or otheragencies within the criminal justice system, as well as by Ohio Department of Mental Health and AddictionServices (OhioMHAS) regional psychiatric hospitals. Forensic evaluation services also support courts and theadult parole authority in addressing mental health-related legal issues.Group Counseling (Therapy)These services are generally delivered through a therapeutic relationship between counselors and clients,utilizing specialized skills to help individuals with mental health challenges and/or substance use issuesachieve their treatment goals. This treatment is conducted in a group setting involving two or more clients,facilitated by one or more counselors.Housing/Residential ServicesThese are classified as "other" mental health and/or substance misuse services that assist individuals withmental illness in finding affordable housing options and addressing their physical need for shelter.Individual CounselingThis service mirrors group counseling but occurs in a one-on-one setting, involving only the counselor and asingle client.Information, Screening & Referral ServicesThis includes responses, typically via telephone, to inquiries about community services. Referrals may involvecontacting an agency or provider to secure assistance for the person seeking help.Emergency ServicesThis encompasses both Crisis Intervention and Behavioral Health Hotline services. Crisis intervention involvesaddressing urgent situations through: assessment, immediate stabilization, and determining the appropriatelevel of care in the least restrictive environment, all delivered in a timely, responsive, and therapeutic manner.Behavioral health hotline services offer a twenty-four-hour, seven-day-a-week response capability to telephonecalls, often anonymous, seeking crisis assistance. Individuals receiving emergency services may or may notbecome clients of the agency providing these services. Typically, these services are delivered face-to-face atthe individual's home, at a mental health agency, or over the phone.0 8

Non-Medical Community Residential TreatmentThis is a 24-hour rehabilitation facility that does not provide round-the-clock medical or nursing supervision. Itoffers a structured program featuring seven professionally guided evaluations, care, and treatment aimed atrestoring functionality for individuals dealing with alcohol and other drug issues or addictions.OutreachThis approach is designed to engage a specific population within their own environment. Its main goal is toprevent and address problems related to alcohol or drug use and abuse.Partial Hospitalization/Day TreatmentThis service is intensive, structured, and goal-oriented, employing various interventions tailored to meet theunique mental health and recovery needs of each client. The treatment environment is highly organized,ensuring an adequate staff-to-client ratio for effective therapeutic services, professional monitoring, and clientsafety.Peer Recovery Services (Peer Support)These are community-based services designed for individuals facing mental illness or substance usedisorders. They encompass activities that foster recovery, self-determination, self-advocacy, well-being, andindependence. Peer recovery services are personalized, focused on recovery, and built on supportiverelationships that empower individuals to take charge of their recovery journey.Intensive OutpatientThis program involves structured individual and group activities aimed at addressing alcohol and drugaddiction, offered at a certified treatment facility for at least eight hours each week, with services provided on aminimum of three days.Medical or Medication/Somatic (Psychiatric Services)Pharmacologic management encompasses psychiatric, mental health, Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT),and medical interventions designed to reduce, stabilize, or eliminate psychiatric symptoms and lessen theeffects of substance misuse. The ultimate goal is to enhance overall functioning while ensuring individuals arewell-informed and experiencing minimized symptoms.Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)This service involves medical professionals administering medications as part of a comprehensive approach totreating substance use disorders.Narcotics Anonymous (NA)NA is a nonprofit fellowship for individuals who have faced significant challenges due to drug use. Membershipis open to anyone who wishes to stop using drugs.Nar-AnonThis is a support group primarily for families and friends who have experienced feelings of desperation relatedto the addiction of someone close to them.0 9

Social & Recreational ServicesThis includes both structured and unstructured activities designed to enhance the quality of life for individualsserved. Whenever possible, these services are provided in facilities that are used for social and recreationalactivities by other community members.Subacute DetoxificationDetoxification services are available with round-the-clock medical supervision.UrinalysisThis involves testing an individual's urine sample to identify the presence of alcohol and other substances.12-Step ProgramCreated by Alcoholics Anonymous, this 12-step approach aims to help individuals overcome addictions andcompulsive behaviors. The foundation of this model is the belief that individuals can support one another inachieving and maintaining abstinence from addictive substances or behaviors, while acknowledging that truehealing requires surrendering to a higher power.For more comprehensive descriptions of these and other mental health services, please visithttp://codes.ohio.gov/oac/5122-29. The Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Services Board may subsidizecertain services and specialized programs for individuals who meet eligibility criteria. The information providedby our Service Providers features descriptions of services and programs that may not be covered by publicmental health and addiction recovery funding. For further details, please reach out to each agency or theMental Health and Addiction Recovery Services Board.1 0

Field of Hope is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization registered with the state of Ohio and the federal government.Our staff and facilities are certified to perform the services we offer to help others get victory over alcohol ordrug addiction. The strong FOH organization has excellent clinicians available for counseling. Our residentialhouse managers are also certified and trained in counseling, first aid, CPR, and all necessary emergencyprocedures. They work on a rotating shift to cover the residential treatment houses 24/7.Every treatment/counseling organization has a basic philosophy of treatment. The FOH is Christian faith-basedon our approach to life change. Clinicians utilize an evidenced-based curriculum and person-centered therapyin treatment. We offer opportunities to engage in 12-Step related activities, community involvement, as well aslife and job skills training. The FOH has faith partners and supporters – other churches, businesses, and civicorganizations. The vision of FOH was born at Vinton Baptist Church. They continue to be a primary supportingorganization.IOP / OutpatientIt is not a requirement to reside in a Field of Hope Sober Living house to attend IOP/OP (IntensiveOutpatient and Outpatient) services. The main difference between the two is the hours of servicesprovided. IOP consists of 9-19 hours of service that include groups, individuals, and case management ifneeded. Under 9 hours of service is considered Outpatient. Outpatient participants will also have 1-3 daysof group therapy, an individual session, and case management if needed. Our IOP/OP groups occurMonday through Friday from 9:00 am to 11:00 am.To begin IOP/OP services, you must first complete a comprehensive assessment.Women's Inpatient Treatment (Hope House)Many begin their recovery journey at the Hope House for inpatient treatment. The Hope House provides asafe place for those who need removal from current environmental stressors that include triggering people,places, and things. This time allows participants to focus on themselves and gives them the ability to cultivatemore healthy coping skills without outside distractions.PHP / Reentry (Faith House)Women who have at least 30 days of sobriety may be eligible to be admitted straight into our ON-CampusSober Living house. This step down from inpatient, which we refer to as the Faith House, provides structuredprogramming to allow time to prepare a solid recovery foundation before placement in the Sober Living OFF-Campus.The structure and accountability provided for Sober Living ON-Campus participants begin the process ofreintegration back into society as sober and drug-free people. By the time participants move to the OFF-Campus Sober Living house, the employment process will have already begun and a schedule to supportsobriety will be in place.FIELD OF HOPEwww.fieldofhope.life Hope House and Community Campus11821 State Route 160, Vinton, OH 45686740.245.3051Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Payment Sources: Medicaid, Self-payPopulations Served: Adults, Youth, Women (inpatient/soberliving)1 1

PreventionField of Hope Community Campus is a certified prevention center through the Ohio Department of MentalHealth and Addiction Services (OMHAS) that offers prevention and counseling services to the youth in GalliaCounty and surrounding areas. These services help educate and empower children, teens, and families toreduce risky behaviors and promote positive change. The programs are interactive, fun, and educational. Theyare available within the local schools and community venues, making them easily accessible for the youth andtheir families. Like all other programs that the Field of Hope offers, our prevention services are faith andevidence- based.For more information about this program and all other prevention programs Field of Hope haves to offerplease view our Services tab or call us at 740-245-3051, Ext. 105.Prevention in the CommunityProm Prevention ActivitiesPrevention Week ActivitiesClassroom EducationSummer Enrichment ProgramMentoringPrevention and Counseling ServicesIndividual CounselingGroup CounselingFamily CounselingCase ManagementReferrals to Community ResourcesTobacco UseVapingAlcohol UseDrug UseBullyingSexually Transmitted DiseasesSuicide PreventionOther At-Risk BehaviorsEvidence-Based Curriculum and TherapiesSparksLasting Family ConnectionsToo Good For DrugsCognitive Behavioral TherapyMotivational InterviewingGambling Prevention & TreatmentResiliency Program Sober LivingThose who have completed PHP are eligible to move into our OFF-Campus Sober Living. Our Sober Livingthat is located off-campus provides the time participants need to identify roadblocks that may occur inrecovery. As situations present themselves, participants will have the opportunity to work with caring staff todevise a plan of action. Participants coming from the Faith House will move to Sober Living off campus oncethey are transferred to IOP (Intensive Outpatient). At this point, if a job has not already been found, a moreintensive employment search will be implemented if it is in the treatment plan to do so. Case Managementservices will increase as preparation is made for independent living.Mental Health ServicesServing adults, teens, and children, Field of Hope provides trauma-specific therapy as well as individual, family,and couples mental health counseling. For individuals receiving mental health services at Field of Hope, apsychiatric nurse is available to provide additional psychiatric medication support. 1 2

HEALTH RECOVERY SERVICES (HRS)www.hrs.orgGallia County45 Olive St.Gallipolis, Ohio 45631P: 740.446.7010 F: 740.446.7899Hours of Operation:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM M - W*9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Th9:00 AM - 3:00 PM F*Other Hours by ArrangementJackson County500 Burlington RoadSuite 250Jackson, Ohio 45640P: 740.577.3492 F: 740.577.3496Hours of Operation:7:30 AM - 3:30 PM * M-F*Entry by appointment after 5:00 PMSome Weekend Courses OfferedMeigs County507 Mulberry Heights RdPomeroy, Ohio 45769P: 740.992.5277 F: 740.992.7264Hours of OperationMonday - Friday 8:00 AM -4:00 PMEvening sessions available byappointment onlyHours of Operation: Check each locationPayment Sources: Medicaid, Medicare, Self-pay, Sliding Scale,Some Board Funding andOther Funding SourcesPopulations Served: Adults, teens, families anddevelopmentally disabledJackson CountySouthern OhioTreatment Center120 Twin Oaks DrivePO Box 1008Jackson, OH 45640P: 740.577.3450Toll Free: 855.236.9009F: 740.577.3451Hours of Operation:7:00 AM - 6:00 PM M-Th7:00 AM - 4:00 PM F7:00 AM - 9:00 AM Sat The total continuum of community based behavioral healthcare provided by Health Recovery Services (HRS) forover 45 years is aligned with the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) levels of care. This patient-centered criteria sets the acknowledged standard for quality behavioral healthcare that promotes goodstewardship of resources while striving to improve consumer outcomes. To those adults, adolescents, seniorsand families suffering from the diseases of substance use and/or mental health disorders, HRS is dedicated tooffering the services they need to fight the epidemic of addiction and despair that plagues them. Ourcommitment to serve stems from a core belief system that affirms all are deserving of quality prevention,intervention, treatment and aftercare, regardless of race, color, sex, national origin, disability, age, genderidentity, sexual orientation, religion and ability to pay. Consumers are encouraged to meet their financialobligation for services under a sliding fee scale so that the limited community resources can be stretched tohelp as many less fortunate consumers as is possible. The HRS philosophy of care and mission is to make surethose we serve know that we care, because only then will they care about what we know. Available ServicesASAM Level of Care 1.0The following services are available through all Outpatient sites:Medication Assisted Treatment Methadone, Buprenorphine/Suboxone, Subutex Sublocade, Vivitrol,Services to Adults, adolescents and childrenIndividual and Group PsychotherapySUD and Mental Health ServicesPsychological Diagnostic Evaluation: Substance Use Disorder,Mental Health, Gambling Screening and Referral to withdrawalWithdrawal Onsite MonitoringFamily PsychotherapyPsychotherapy for CrisisInformation and ReferralCase ManagementIntervention School-based ServicesIntegrated CareAlcohol/Drug Laboratory TestingCommunity Based Services Drug and Alcohol PreventionProgramsSchool In Service TrainingSocial Emotional LearningLeadership and Life SkillsPrevention AssembliesE-SafeGallia Outpatient Currently has several programs available for the community. Licensed and/or credentialed counselors provideassessment and treatment services using evidenced based practice such as the Motivational InterviewingTreatment Approach and the Community Reinforcement Approach. 1 3

Motivational InterviewingApproach assists participants in increasing their awareness of the problem and the solution. Participants ofMotivational Interviewing reinforces preparation to change, action and maintenance behavioral change. Thisapproach has proven successful in working with a variety of populations who present a range of issues in theclinical arena, in particular, substance abuse and addiction.Psychological Diagnostic EvaluationIt is the first stage of intervention with persons whose substance use or behavioral health issue has a negativeimpact on his or her life. A comprehensive appraisal of the individual's alcohol or drug use, gambling andmental health, and how it affects his or her health and functioning, is vital for selecting treatment resources thatbest meet his or her needs. Psychological Diagnostic Evaluation includes a determination of many factors,including the severity of the problem, possible influences that have perpetuated chemical use/behavioralissues, related difficulties; and the individual's perceptions of and attitude toward treatment. Other relatedfactors such as needs for physical healthcare, housing, educational services, etc. are identified and addressedthrough this process as well.Individual PsychotherapyProvide substance abuse/dependency, gambling and mental health psychotherapy to increase understandingand responsibility surrounding behavioral choices related to substance abuse and mental health issues.Group PsychotherapyProvide participants the ability to evaluate and identify the progressive nature, signs, stages and symptoms ofaddiction in their own lives. Provide the exploration of alcohol and other drug problems and/or addiction andtheir ramifications, including an examination of attitudes and feelings, consideration of alternative solutions anddecision making and/or discussing information related to alcohol and other drug related problems. Participationand attendance in the group are mandatory and will assist the consumer to begin experiencing personalgrowth towards recovery.Medication Assisted TreatmentProvide research based practices to treat various forms of addiction. Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) isthe use of medications in combination with psychotherapy and behavioral therapies for the treatment ofsubstance use disorders. A combination of medication and behavioral therapies is effective in the treatment ofsubstance use disorders, and can help some people to sustain recovery. On-site daily medicationadministration is available.Withdrawal Management On-site MonitoringHRS withdrawal management is an in-person interaction with a person suffering from mild to moderatesymptoms of withdrawal from opioids. It is a service that is medically supervised by HRS physicians, nurses,and clinicians. Every individual meeting basic referral criteria for withdrawal management will receive acomprehensive physical psychological diagnostic evaluation, nursing evaluation, and phlebotomy testing.Those completing the withdrawal management program (including group and individual sessions with nursingand medication administration for approximately 2 weeks) may be referred for additional Medication AssistedTreatment (as deemed appropriate) and for individual/group psychotherapy to address the causes of addictionand to enhance the skills needed to maintain abstinence. Clients are required to be compliant with ALL aspectsof the withdrawal management program to remain in the program.Psychotherapy for CrisisProvide assistance with a client that is in response to a crisis or emergency situation experienced bythemselves, a family member and/or significant other. It includes an evaluation of what happened during the 1 4

crisis and the individual's response or responses to it. Information about the individual's strengths, coping skills,and social support networks is also obtained.Alcohol/Drug Laboratory TestingHealth Recovery Services, Inc. holds a contract with a nationally recognized laboratory to conduct thelaboratory urinalysis testing for presence of alcohol and or other drug substances.Case ManagementTo provide assistance and support to individuals in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational andother services essential to meeting basic human needs. Case management services may include interactionswith family members, other individuals or entities and significant other including such as parole officers,teachers. It is to assist individuals with utilizing strengths and resources to acquire necessary skills and servicesto increase independence.Information and ReferralTo provide information or to refer individuals, families, or communities to agencies that can help with issuessuch as mental health psychotherapy, education, family services, legal services, government agencies andmore.InterventionProvide brief screening to detect alcohol and/or other drug problems and addiction and to intervene in such away as to arrest the progression of such problems.Jackson County Outpatient (Holzer Hospital Location)Evidence based treatmentStandard Outpatient Services that focus on treatment of addiction, early recovery and relapse preventionthrough individual and/or group counseling.Mental health individual and/or group counselingLab tested urine drug screeningAOD Diversion programsCreating lasting family connections for family supportAnger management courses and diversionDomestic violence courses and diversionM.R.T. - Moral Reconnation Therapy groupsDrug Court involvement and other criminal justice system supportThis location consists of dually licensed/credentialed staff trained in treating both addiction and mental health.This location is dedicated to creating lasting family connections for family support Programs offered vary frommental health group/individual counseling to anger management courses and criminal justice system support. Jackson County Southern Ohio Treatment Center (SOTC)The Southern Ohio Treatment Center (SOTC) Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program is a certifiedOpiate Treatment Program/Narcotics Treatment Program (OTP/NTP). SOTC provides both Substance Abuseand Mental Health treatment services. SOTC provides a full range of adult, community-based consumer andoutcomes focused behavioral healthcare services.Women's Outreach The Women’s Outreach Program provides FREE education, intervention and referral services to females of allages and their families. Services include confidential one-on-one sessions, group sessions and presentations1 5

for community agencies, groups, clubs and organizations. The goal is to educate the community aboutsubstance abuse; reduce the incidence of alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) abuse; reduce the stigmaassociated with chemical dependency; identify individuals who have indulged in illegal or age inappropriateuse of ATOD; promote recovery and wellness; and to provide social service referrals and improve access forwomen to treatment.Gambling Education & Treatment Health Recovery Services currently has 8 staff members who have completed several of the Phases ofGambling trainings offered by ODADAS, the Lottery Commission and the Ohio Council for Problem Gambling.Recruitment for the program begins with consumers who enroll in AoD treatment at Health Recovery Services’Outpatient sites. Services are also provided in the communities through the use of advertising and educationalopportunities. Each customer will complete a South Oaks Gambling Screen . Those identified in the screeningprocess as having or being at risk for gambling problems by scoring a 3 or higher on the SOG screening, will beoffered further education and treatment. The ultimate goal of treatment is abstinence from gambling activities.Customers will also be offered help and referrals to assist them with money problems from losses due togambling including, debt counseling, budgeting, and money management education. Health Recovery Servicesoffers a variety of parenting and family strengthening programs through its Division of Community Services.Customers in treatment for gambling will be given information on these programs when appropriate.vSAAMCO (Virtual Substance Abuse Assessment For Municipal Court Offenders) 2009 ODADAS Exemplary Prevention Program Award Winner. The Substance Abuse Assessment for MunicipalCourt Offenders Program is a research-based alcohol and drug education program for individuals charged withan alcohol and/or drug related violation. The SAAMCO program is an online 4-hour program.DOT/DAP Department of Transportation Return to Work ProgramReferrals or inquiries are accepted for anyone requiring services to return to work due to Stand Down from anyDOT covered safety-sensitive position including: Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)Federal Railroad Administration (FRA)Federal Transit Administration (FTA)Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)United States Coast Guard (USCG)Services available: Evaluation, Individualized Service Plan (ISP), Referral, Follow-up evaluation, Testing plan,Letter of compliance. All Return to Work services are provided by a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) asrequired by Department of Transportation RegulationsDrug Free Workplace This program offers a full array of technical assistance services for agencies/companies that are considering orhave made the decision to implement a Drug Free Safety Program (DFSP). Each program is individualizedtherefore costs and benefits will vary by needs. Teacher In-service and Community Professional TrainingTrainings are available in research based and specialized programs instructed by our certified preventiontrainers. Programs may be tailored to meet your needs. 1 6

Teen Institute Ongoing Groups and Youth Leadership Academy (YLA) Teen Institute (TI) is a positive peer prevention program geared toward youth in grades 6-12. Technicalassistance for school groups ranges from participating in regular TI meetings to scheduling speakers once permonth, to providing educational materials and programming ideas as requested. Meeting schedules arearranged to meet the needs of each school. Weekly or bi-monthly meetings are recommended. We alsorecommend an advisor from each school assist in conducting the group.The weekend Teen Institute YLA is a multi-county event for TI student leaders throughout Southeastern Ohio.Both Junior High and High School students receive education in substance abuse prevention theory andstrategies, team building, organizing and leadership. They take part in informative workshops on topics such asdecision-making, alcohol/drug resistance skills and positive lifestyle choices Red Ribbon Week ActivitiesThe Red Ribbon Campaign is a weeklong series of events (but is often extended over a longer period)designed to encourage students, educators, other school personnel and community members to demonstratetheir commitment to a drug- free lifestyle. A wide range of activities can be included in the campaign, such asschool assemblies, classroom presentations, drug-free dances, distribution of educational materials, postercontests, rallies and sporting events. School PresentationsThese one-time educational programs are presented by trained HRS staff members and can cover a variety ofsubstance abuse issues including use, abuse and addiction; youth and adult prescription drug abuse; opiates;inhalants; methamphetamine/club drugs; oxycontin; dysfunctional families; healthy choices for young people;peer pressure; tobacco use prevention; marijuana facts; and evaluating alcohol and tobacco advertising,among others. The program length and audience size can be tailored to meet individual needs. Parent/Family Program: Strengthening Families Program (SFP) The Strengthening Families Program is a 7- session, science-based parenting skills, children's life skills, andfamily life skills training program specifically designed for high-risk families. Prevention Programs (Class size requirements vary based on programs)Anti Bullying and Violence Prevention ProgramInternet Safety Program (E-SAFE)Life Skills TrainingNicotine/Vaping Intervention Program (NIP)Nicotine/Vaping Prevention Program (Catch My Breath)Prime for LifeReconnecting YouthSecond StepSteps to RespectToo Good for Drugs and Violence 1 7

Hopewell Health Centers, Inc (HHC) is a nationally accredited federally qualified health and community mentalhealth center with 22 sites across nine counties in Southeast Ohio (Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs,Perry, Ross, Vinton, and Washington).Our philosophy is simple. We believe that the best approach to wellness involves treating both the body andthe mind. That’s why we offer a wide range of primary care, behavioral health, and prevention programs andservices. Whether you need medical, dental, or behavioral health care, our caring staff is here to help you.DentistryHHC offers a full range of dental services at our Gallia Meigs, Vinton, Perry, Ross, and Nelsonville clinics.Primary CareAvailable in Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs, Perry, Ross, and Vinton CountiesHHC offers high-quality primary care services for everyone, regardless of their ability to pay. Pharmacy ServicesHHC offers both clinical and retail pharmacy services for its patients. There is a retail pharmacy in the LoganPrimary Care clinic accessible to all HHC patients. Pharmacists are available to consult with all providers andpatients of HHC.Behavioral Health ServicesAvailable in Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs, Vinton, and Washington CountiesCommunity Psychiatric Supportive Treatment ServicesFor adult consumers who experience severe mental illness, child consumers who experience severe emotionaldisturbances, or any consumer in a psychiatric crisis and at risk for psychiatric hospitalization, CPST services(once called "case management") are available. These services may be home, community or office-based,depending on the needs of the consumer. Assistance with accessing needed community resources, includingentitlements, housing, and medical care, learning adaptive daily living skills, and understanding and living witha mental illness are all part of CPST services. CPST providers assist the consumer with treatment planning andcrisis management. Communication and linkage with family members and significant others (with clientpermission) are also important parts of CPST Service. CPST services differ depending upon the needs of heconsumer. CPST providers are advocates and brokers of services. Their goal is to help the client maximizehis/her own potential and live productively in the community.HOPEWELL HEALTH CENTERSwww.hopewellhealth.orgGallia Clinic3086 St. Rt. 160 Gallipolis, OH 45631P: 740.446.5500Jackson Clinic at Holzer500 Burlington Rd., Suite 240Jackson, OH 45640P: 740.286.5075Jackson ClinicJackson Behavioral Health Care502 McCarty Lane, Suite 5Jackson, Ohio 45640P: 740.286.5245Meigs ClinicPomeroy Primary and BehavioralHealth Care41865 Pomeroy PikePomeroy, Ohio 45769P: 740.992.0540Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Payment Sources: Medicaid, Medicare, Self-pay,Some Board Funding andOther Funding SourcesPopulations Served: Adults, teens, families anddevelopmentally disabledAdult Crisis StabilizationUnitP: 740.446.55541 8

Outpatient Counseling ServicesDiagnostic assessment, individual, group, family, and marital counseling are available as needed. Services arecan be brief and solution-focused in nature. Our goal is to assist our clients in identifying and mobilizing theirown coping skills and natural support as well as learning new skills and ways of dealing with their environment.The goal of treatment is the enhancement and development of skills to enable the client to engage in effectiveproblem solving. Not all situations lend themselves to brief treatment, and we attempt to provide appropriateand effective, as well as cost-effective, services to all individuals. HHC has counselors who are speciallytrained to deal with trauma, including physical and sexual abuse. Groups are also available to help clientsdevelop skills in areas such as anger management, abuse recovery, relationships, and coping skills.Crisis ServicesCrisis intervention and hospital prescreening services are available face-to-face or by phone (as appropriate)24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Crisis Intervention Team workers evaluate individuals in psychiatric crisis andenable them to receive appropriate services (e.g., hospitalization, crisis residential services, safety planning,CPST or outpatient counseling.). Crisis Services can be accessed during work hours through agency facilities(during office hours), local jails and local Emergency Rooms. Crisis can be reached 24 hours a day through theCrisis Services telephone line 1-800-252-5554 or 1-888-475-8484 or 988Adult Crisis Stabilization UnitThe Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) at Hopewell Health Centers is a 24 hour residential facility that caters to theneeds of adult patients with mental health needs. The unit has 16 beds and accepts patients who are 18 years andolder. The CSU provides daily services to patients and operates as both a step-down facility from private or publicpsychiatric hospitals, or as a means to prevent hospitalization in those individuals with mental health needs, as well asproviding respite for those patients in the community. The CSU provides clinical services including weekly individualtherapy, daily group therapy, case management, medication management, and mental health nursing. Patients areprescreened by either walking into a local Hopewell clinic or through the ER. Patients who are admitted to anotherpsychiatric hospital may request to step-down to the CSU by speaking with their discharge planner and faxing areferral to 740-446-8988. Patients are encouraged to remain on the CSU for at least 72 hours in order to maximize thepotential benefits. Additional information can be obtained by calling the CSU at 740-446-5554.Mobile Response & Stabilization Services (MRSS)Available in Gallia, Jackson and Meigs Counties. MRSS stands for Mobile Response & Stabilization Services(MRSS). Families with youth and young adults between 0 to 21 who are experiencing difficulties or distress canreceive assistance from the MRSS Team. The MRSS team meet with youth and families in person whereverthey are. All services are provided in a trauma informed way and utilize family systems intervention. Familiescan stay with MRSS for up to 60 days. Call for assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. phone 740-656-6122REACH/Youth Day treatment - Cheshire, Nelsonville and BarlowHHC's REACH program provides day-long treatment (Monday - Friday) for children ages 7 -17 experiencingsevere emotional problems and having difficulty functioning successfully in their schools, families andcommunities. Programming involves educational, individual and group counseling, individual and group CPST,behavior management and skills building. Daily education is provided by the Educational Service Center.Transportation to and from home is provided. A psychiatric medical provider meets with children weekly (asneeded). Separate treatment environments are provided for younger (7 - 11) and older (12 - 17) children.Cheshire REACH located 8323 St RT 7 Gallipolis, OH 45620, phone 740-445-3113.1 9

PsychiatryAlthough many individuals who receive behavioral health services can be treated with counseling or CPSTalone, there are some problems which are more effectively treated with a combination of counseling or CPSTand psychiatric medication (or with medication as the primary intervention). Severe depression, other mooddisorders, many anxiety disorders, and thought disorders are examples of these problems. When needed,counselors and CPST providers can discuss the usefulness of an evaluation for psychiatric medication withtheir clients, and if the client is in agreement, a referral will be made to one of our psychiatric providers Insevere or complicated cases, the psychiatric provider will continue to follow the course of medication. In lesscomplicated cases, when the client's medication is stable, efforts are made to refer the client back to his/herfamily physician to follow the medication. In all cases psychiatric providers seek to coordinate treatment withprimary care and other medical specialistsSubstance Abuse Outpatient Programming for Adults and Children (Varies by Location)HHC is certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (ODMHAS) to providesubstance abuse treatment services.Medication-Assisted TreatmentHopewell Health Centers provides medication-assisted treatment(MAT) utilizing the drug Vivitrol.Vivitrol, along-acting injectable version of the drug Naltrexone, was selected as a more viable alternative to Suboxone(Buprenorphine), Participants in the program may be experiencing legal problems, they also may have serious mental healthneeds, lack employment and transportation, are in overall poor health, homeless or deficient housing, and lacka recovery or pro-social support network. The treatment program is designed to addressall of these needs andprovides participants with key wraparound services such as mental health and substanceabuse treatment,case management services, and healthcare.Outreach and EnrollmentAvailable in Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Meigs, Perry, Washington, Jackson, Ross, and Vinton CountiesHopewell Health Centers has "Certified Application Counselors" who can assist consumers with applicationsfor Qualified Health Plans in either the Health Insurance Marketplace or with Ohio's expanded Medicaidprogram. This is a free public service. Call any of our clinic locations to schedule an appointment. Go toHealthcare.gov "Find Local Help" for more information.Community Transition ProgramThis is a free program for people leaving prison who have a severe mental illness and/or substance usedisorder and have participated in treatment and/or recovery services while incarcerated. This program helpsyou find housing, work, transportation, and/or treatment and recovery support services. The program also helpsyou plan your future and supports you during your transition home. Gallia County: 740-446-5500 JacksonCounty: 740-286-5075 Meigs County: 740-992-0540TransportationMost locations offer transportation to in office appointment at HHC. You can ask about this service as you aresetting up you next appt2 0

School-Based ServicesHHC clinicians are In multiple school districts throughout our service area, HHC has counselors and CPSTproviders working in schools to provide services to youth. Service eligibility criteria are the same as for clinic-based services, but school-based services are often more convenient for consumers and allow a greaterinvolvement from school personnel.Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (IECHM)This team utilizes evidence-based therapeutic services for children aged birth -6 years of age and mothers withperinatal mood disorders. The team is trained in Child Parent Pscyhotherapy (CPP), Parent Child InteractionTherapy (PCIT) and Chid and Adult Relationship Enhancement (CARE) to provide high quality treatment in all 9counties served by HHC The IECMH Team is a recipient of grants that allow the Team to also provideconsultation in order to promote social emotional health, address challenging behaviors and wellness forchildren birth-6 years of age. This consultation takes place in homes, day cares, preschools, pediatric settings,WIC, recovery settings, Early Intervention teams and many more across Southeastern Ohio. To accessconsultation services, call 844-678-22272 1

CounselingCounseling is a form of therapy that involves a trained professional helping an individual or group work through theirthoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It can be a helpful tool for those struggling with mental health issues, relationshipproblems, or simply seeking guidance and support. Our team of behavioral health providers are trained to work withindividuals, couples, and families in a variety of settings, including in-home, community centers, and online.Community & Home-Based ServicesOur mission is to offer excellent services that cater to your needs and preferences, in the comfort of your own home,school, or community. Receiving services in a familiar environment has many advantages. It can help alleviate feelings ofanxiety and discomfort during sessions and provide a more comfortable setting to explore sensitive issues. Additionally,our services offer greater flexibility in scheduling, as you won't need to worry about transportation or other barriers toaccessing care.Housing SupportISBH follows a housing-first model, providing a range of supportive services to help individuals who are experiencinghomelessness find and maintain housing. The specific services available can vary by county. To learn more about theprograms available in your area, please contact your local ISBH county office.Behavioral MedicineBehavioral medicine is a specialized area of medicine that focuses on treating mental health conditions through the useof medication. Psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and specially trained registered nurses are typically responsible forproviding behavioral medicine.Common mental health conditions that are treated through behavioral medicine include anxiety, depression, attentiondeficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and addiction, among others.Help Me Grow The Help Me Grow program is designed to ensure Ohio’s children reach their full potential by providing the necessarysupport and services to families in need. The Help Me Grow Program offers a variety of services to families, includingdevelopmental screenings, parent education, and referrals to community resources. We understand that raising a childcan be overwhelming, which is why we are here to help. Our team of professionals will work with you to identify yourchild's needs and provide the necessary support to ensure their development is on track.OhioRise Care CoordinationAs a Care Management Entity for OhioRISE, our team is dedicated to providing comprehensive care management forindividuals and families who are struggling to navigate the healthcare system. We understand that navigating thehealthcare system can be overwhelming and confusing, which is why we offer a range of services designed to help youget the care you need. From coordinating appointments and referrals to helping you understand your healthcare options,our team is here to support you every step of the way.Mary Hill Youth & Family Center in NelsonvilleMary Hill Youth and Family Center (MHYFC) is a Class 1, QRTP-Qualified Residential Treatment Program licensed by OhioMental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMAS). We serve all gender and non-binary youth between the ages of 10-17with complex behavioral health and multi-system needs. MHYFC was designed in cooperation with area child-servingagencies with the goal of expanding capacity for residential behavioral health care in our area! One of our goals is foryouth and their families to be able to access intensive services and supports they need in or near their communities.INTEGRATED SERVICES FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTHwww.isbh.orgGallia County1591 State Route 160Gallipolis, Ohio 45631P: 740.702.2637F: 740.208.5555Jackson County151 East Main StreetJackson, Ohio 45640P: 740.577.3033F: 740.577.3050Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Payment Sources: Medicaid,Self-pay, Some BoardFunding and Other FundingSources, and limitedMedicare and PrivateInsurance Populations Served: Children and Teens, Adults,FamiliesJackson County - OhioRISE73 E Huron St.Jackson, OH 45640P: 740.300.0338F: 740.286.7938Meigs County 605 General Hartinger ParkwayMiddleport, OH 45760P: 740.444.5895F: 740.444.58962 2

Square One is a non-profit, Behavioral Health Center specializing in assisting victims of Domestic Violence,Homelessness, Sexual Assault and Human Trafficking. We offer assistance to all victims regardless of gender, as theytransition from dependent, abusive relationships into independent, self-sufficient lifestyles. Our collaborative approach toempowerment is the keystone to developing self-sufficiency in our clients while preventing recidivism. Emergency 24 Hour Shelter Victims of violence and sexual assault are offered shelter and respite. We offer 10 single beds as well as 2 family rooms. Individual Counseling We offer evidence-based care to those who are in shelter as well as the community at large. We have LSW’s and CDCA’Sas well LPCC counselors on staff. Trauma informed care and crisis services as well as community-based care for thoseaffected by trauma.Group CounselingWe tackle a multitude of timely and traditional group topics. We have Life skills classes such as cooking and budgeting,we offer therapeutic groups utilizing evidence-based strategies to tackle life’s most troubling issues.Housing Advocacy Housing is tough to find in the area, we have advocates on staff that help you navigate finding housing and a greatpartnership with Integrated Services for Behavioral Health to tap into the programs that help house and sustain successfulhousing in the area. Legal Advocacy Our trained advocates work within the legal system on behalf of another person to advocate for their rights or needs.These advocates work with victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Human Trafficking to give them a voice afterbeing silenced by their perpetrators.Hospital AdvocacyOur trained advocates provide victims and survivors with the support and education they need so they can make theirown decisions about their next steps. Advocates put the control back in the survivor’s hand to ensure their journeythrough the health care system is as smooth as possible. Life Skills Training Our staff teaches a variety of cognitive-behavioral skills that empowers our clients to live a life of self-sufficiency. SQUARE ONE GJMwww.squareonegjm.comHours of Operation: Emergency Shelter- 24/7Crisis Hotline (740-441-5809)- 24/7Office Hours- Monday- Friday8:00am-4:00pmPayment Sources: Ohio Medicaid when applicableAdministrative Office49 Olive StreetGallipolis OH 45631P: 740.441.5809F: 740.578.9242Populations Served: Men and Women in Gallia, Jacksonand Meigs Counties 2 3

Drop-In ServicesWe offer a drop-in service that enables those who have mental illness and homelessness to come to for help, peersupport and a place to be welcomed. We will have a meal and shower for those to whom that’s a luxury. Referral andadvocacy will be offered when needed to make those who need it a voice to be heard.Rape Crisis ServicesAs a rape crisis center, we provide confidential advocacy and support to survivors and cosurvivors of sexual violence.Our advocates are uniquely equipped to help survivors navigate the healthcare and criminal justice systems, and theyprovide compassionate, nonjudgmental support at any point in a survivor’s recovery process.Community ReferralSquare One partners with a multitude of agencies and organization throughout Gallia, Jackson and Meigs Counties.These partnerships allow us to assist our clients seamlessly to the organization that will best help them in their journey toself-sufficiency. 811 Program Referral The Ohio 811 Program administered by the Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) allows extremely low-incomehouseholds comprised of one or more adults with a disability to live in an integrated setting through rental subsidy andaccess to supportive services. Square One serves as a referral source for the 811 Program.Crisis Intervention Here at Square One we offer a place to talk, shelter and find help for life’s biggest problems. We act as the GPS system tothe crisis you are facing. From outreach to referral from an agency we partner with you through talk therapy to advocacyand everything in between. We offer help when there feels like there is no hope. Safe At Home Program Assistance The Secretary of State’s office ensures that a Safe at Home program participant’s personal information stays hidden frompublic records so they can stay safe and rebuild their lives. To join the program, survivors must apply through a certifiedApplication Assistant who works or volunteers at an agency, such as Square One, that helps survivors of domesticviolence, stalking, human trafficking, rape, or sexual assault. 2 4

TASC is certified to provide both outpatient and intensive outpatient alcohol and other drug (AOD) levels ofcare. We utilize the most current and effective evidence-based treatment modalities available to AOD treatmentproviders today. Our agency builds a communication and offender management bridge between the criminal justice andtreatment systems which have differing philosophies and objectives. We identify chemically dependentoffenders, provide assessments, and make referrals for the most appropriate drug treatment among otherservices. Our case managers and counselors work closely with judges, probation officers, jail administratorsand treatment providers to provide effective and comprehensive programming. TASC assessments arefrequently used in pre-sentence investigation reports to inform sentencing judges as to the need, as well as thelevel of care, for addiction treatment as needed as a condition of community control.Individual CounselingOne-on-one counseling skills and techniques are used by qualified clinicians to assist individuals in achievingtheir unique treatment objectives.Crisis InterventionServices are available with the goal of providing or assisting in obtaining necessary resources to stabilize acrisis situation.Intensive OutpatientTASC provides a primary treatment program for nine or more contact hours per week in a structured programor six hours per week for adolescents.InterventionIntervention is provided to identify the existence of any substance abuse problems and subsequent neededservices.Case ManagementCase Management services are provided by our staff to assist and support individuals in gaining access tomedical, social, educational and other services essential to meeting basic human needs.Group CounselingQualified TASC clinicians use their expertise to assist individuals in a group setting to achieve their uniquetreatment objectives.Drug TestingUrinalysis testing is used to determine the presence of alcohol and/or other drugs either by a ClinicalLaboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) certified laboratory or by urine dip screen.TransportationTASC has transportation services available for those who don't have access to their own form of transportation.TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES TO STREET CRIME (TASC OF SOUTHEAST OHIO)www.tascofsoutheastohio.orgAdministrativeOffice412 Second Street Gallipolis, OH 45631P: 740.446.6471F: 740.446.7894Jackson County32 Portsmouth StreetJackson, OH 45640P: 740.286.2918F: 740.286.1374Meigs County788 North 2nd AvenueSuite AMiddleport, OH 45760P: 740.992.3965F: 740.992.0781Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Payment Sources: OhioMedicaid, Grant Funding(must live in six county area)Populations Served: Adults,teens and familiesGallia County499 Jackson PikeSuite FP.O. Box 88Gallipolis, OH 45631P: 740.446.6471F: 740.446.78942 5

W4C is a nonprofit, faith-based drug and alcohol addiction treatment organization. We offer residential,transitional, intensive outpatient, outpatient, and vocational/job training. We provide a comprehensiveapproach to addiction treatment, focusing on the spiritual, psychological, biological, and sociological needs ofeach individual. W4C Outpatient Counseling ServicesLicensed Behavioral Health Services certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction ServicesIndividual CounselingGroup CounselingFamily CounselingMental Health CounselingCase ManagementResidential RecoveryThrough faith-based programming, individualized treatment plans, evidenced-based therapy, individual andgroup counseling, mental health therapy, family recovery, vocational training, case management, mentorship,and recreational activities, our goal is to help residents discover a complete life transformation. The residentialrecovery program is a 4 phase program for men 18 and up who desire to overcome their addiction. Eachresident begins in the Stabilization Phase 1 program and may progress to additional phases. Promotion fromphase to phase is determined by a resident's class room work, attitude, and desire.Sober Living and AftercareSober living provides an opportunity for those once caught in the bondage of addiction to transition from pastdestructive patterns to new, healthy, sober choices in a safe, supportive environment. Jericho House residentsfocus on Christ-Centered transformation, accountability, transparency, responsibility, and integrity whilebuilding a strong foundation for their future.Hope CenterThe Hope Center operates as a community center providing information, programs, resources & support tothose in need.Life Recovery Teaching & Testimonies - Thursdays @ 6:00 pmMen's Recovery Group, Women's Recovery Group - Thursdays @ 7:00 pmLoved Ones Education & Support Meeting - by appointmentIntervention with a loved one - by appointmentOther Addiction Resources available:Spiritual CounselingMentoring & DiscipleshipCrisis InterventionCase Management ServicesWARRIORS 4 CHRISTwww.w4chope.orgW4C Jackson Hope Center84 E Mound StreetJackson, OH 45640P: 740.577.3834 F: 740.395.0905Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Payment Sources: Ohio MedicaidInsurance and self-pay for all clinicalservices. A sliding fee scale Is available for those who qualify.W4C will not deny anyone access to clinical servicesdue to the inability to pay. Populations Served: Men residential and outpatientWomen's OutpatientDrug & Alcohol TestingCrisis InterventionRelapse PreventionOccupational ServicesVocational ServicesArise Hope:Help for mothers and addicted babiesRecovery groupsTreatment ReferralsVisitation and Support for incarcerated individuals &their familiesAll sessions available by appointment. 2 6

Cardinal Recovery LLC(Relapse Prevention, Cognitive Behavioral Interventions for Substance Abuse, Living in Balance Program, 12-Step Facilitation, Men’s Inpatient Treatment Facility, Outpatient Services)Serving AdultsPayment: All MCCAdministrative Office:1134 Jackson PikeGallipolis, OH, 45631P: 740.446.9129Connective Clinical Counseling(Individual Counseling, Diagnostic Assessment, Telehealth)Serving Ohio, WVPayment: Self-pay & Insurance : Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield | Optum Behavioral Health | Medical Mutual ofOhio| United HealthCare | UMR | Molina | Care Source | CignaSyracuse Clinic:2377 4th StreetSyracuse, OH, 45779P: 740.247.5463Jackson Counseling Services(Behavioral Health Services: Evaluation and Treatment, Telehealth)Serving JacksonPayment: Non-Medicaid, Private Pay, Private InsuranceJackson Clinic:The Evans Center731 E. Main Street #13Jackson, OH, 45640P: 740.286.8789My Psychiatric Partner(Mental health services, Counseling and Med-Somatic Services, Evaluation and Treatment, Telehealth)Payment: Self PayRio Grande Office292 West College Street StudioRio Grande, OHP: 740.245.6968ADDITIONAL ADDICTION & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES2 7

OVP Health (Ohio Valley Physicians)(Addiction Treatment: Counseling, Medication Assisted Treatment, Medical Withdrawal Management,Inpatient Recovery Services)Serving Gallia, Jackson & Meigs CountiesPayment: Medicaid & Self-PayGallipolis Office South Point Recovery Center936 State Route 160 335 Township Road 1026 Gallipolis, OH 45631 South Point, OH 45680 P: 740.446.4600 P:740.744.4055ADDITIONAL ADDICTION & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICESPATH Behavioral Healthcare(Behavioral Health)Serving Gallia, Jackson & Meigs CountiesPayment: Medicaid & Self-PayJackson Office The Plains Office336 Main Street 49 Johnson RoadJackson, OH 45640 The Plains, OH 45780P: 740.688.2586 P: 740.764.4529P.R.I.S.M Behavioral Healthcare (Addiction Treatment Services: Counseling, Case Management, Drug Screening)Serving Gallia, Jackson & Meigs CountiesPayment: Medicaid, Self - Pay & Sliding ScaleJackson Office231 Main StreetJackson, OHP:740.771.9051Smith Family Healthcare(Mental Health: Counseling and Therapy, Addiction Services: Counseling and Therapy, Medication AssistedTreatment (MAT), Case Management)Serving Gallia CountyPayment: Medicaid, Self-Pay & Sliding ScaleGallipolis Clinic254 Pinecrest Dr,Gallipolis, OH 45631P: 740.578.48242 8

ADDITIONAL ADDICTION & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICESSPERO Health(Addiction Treatment Services: Physician Services, Counseling, Recovery Support Services)Serving Gallia, Jackson & Meigs CountiesPayment: Medicaid and Most Commercial InsuranceGallipolis Office392 Silver Bridge PlazaGallipolis, OH 45631P: 740.334.4958STEPS of Recovery(Mental health counseling for co-occurring disorders, Group therapy, Family therapy, Addiction recoveryeducation Adolescents and young adults, Pregnant/postpartum women, Adult men, Seniors or older adultsGay & Lesbian, Veterans, Active duty military, Clients referred from the court/judicial system AddictionTreatment Services: Men & Women Residential, Intensive Outpatient, 12 Step, In House NA meetings)Serving Gallia, Jackson & Meigs CountiesPayment: Medicaid, Medicare, Self Pay and Sliding Scale Gallipolis Office1354 Jackson PikeGallipolis, OH 45631P: 740.441.9800Valley View Health Center(Behavioral Health Services, Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services)Serving Jackson CountyPayment: Medicaid, Medicare, Self-pay, Sliding ScaleJackson office14590 State Route 93Jackson, OH 45640 P. 1.866.470.8125P: 740.286.28262 9

OTHER RELATED SERVICESFamily & Children First CouncilsGallia County:Thom Mollohan P: 740.446.302253 Shawnee Lane F: 740.446.6814Gallipolis, OH 45631 thom_mollohan@gjmboard.org Jackson County:Megan Peters P: 740.286.5094200 E. Main Street F: 740.286.8809Jackson, OH 45640 meganpeters@hotmail.com Meigs County: Taylor Ward P: 740.992.2117P.O. Box 191 F: 740.992.7500Middleport, OH 45760 meigsfcfc@gmail.com Jackson Office:73 E Huron St. P: 740.300.0338Jackson, OH 45640 F: 740.286.7938Ohio RISE (Resilience through Integrated Systems and Excellence) A specialized Medicaid managed care program for youth with complex behavioral health and multisystemneeds.Ohio STARTOhioSTART is a program led by Children Services that uses a family-centered approach to assist familieswith substance use disorder. More information about OhioSTART can be found at OhioSTART.org. Gallia County:848 3rd AvenueGallipolis, OH 45631P: 740.446.4693 Meigs County: 175 Race StreetMiddleport, OH 45760P: 740.992.21173 0

OTHER RELATED SERVICES Hospital/ClinicsAdena Health System(Medical) www.adena.org Jackson Clinic Chillicothe Administration Jackson Ironmen Clinic*& Urgent Care & Hospital1000 Veterans Drive 272 Hospital Drive 21 Tropic St.Jackson, OH 45640 Chillicothe, OH 45601 Jackson, OH 45640P: 740.395.8050 P: 740.779.7500 P:740.286.7869*Ironmen Clinic is open to the public, as well as designed to meet the primary care needs of Jackson City School students and district staff. Appalachian Behavioral Health (Inpatient Psychiatric) - Athens 100 Hospital DriveAthens, OH 45701P: 740.594.5000 Health Departments(Harm Reduction Clinics may include: Needle exchange, Fentanyl test strips, Narcan, HIV testing, Primary Care)Gallia County Jackson County Meigs County Health Department Health Department Health Department499 Jackson Pike 102 Twin Oaks Drive 112 E Memorial Dr # AGallipolis, OH 45631 Jackson, OH 45640 Pomeroy, OH 45769P: 740.441.2018 P: 740.286.5094 P:740.992.6626https://galliacohealth.org https://www.jacksoncountyhealthdepartment.net https://meigs-health.com Holzer Healthwww.holzer.orgHolzer Hospital Gallipolis Holzer Medical Center ED - Jackson Holzer Meigs EmergencyDepartment100 Jackson Pike 500 Burlington Road 41861 Pomeroy PikeGallipolis, OH 45631 Jackson, OH 45640 Pomeroy, OH 45769P. 740.446.5937 P. 740.395.8356 P. 740.992.4820Holzer Jackson Clinic Holzer Health at Fruth Pharmacy Holzer Meigs Wellston (Urgent Care)280 Pattonsville Road 120 W 2nd Street 88 East Memorial DriveJackson, OH45640 Wellston, OH 45692 Pomeroy, OH 45769 P. 740.395.8801 P. 740.384.3815 P. 740.992.00603 1

Hope’s Place of Ohio Child Advocacy Center(Counseling, Advocacy Services, Forensic Interviews, Prevention Education)Serving Gallia, Jackson & Meigs CountiesJackson Office:135 E Huron St.Jackson, OH, 45640P: 866.325.4737 (Toll Free)Human Trafficking Hotline24/7 SupportHotline Text Chat1.888.373.7888 “BeFree” or “HELP” to 233733 https://humantraffickinghotline.org/en/chatIf you rear you are in immediate danger, contact 911 to receive the most immediate response. Square One(Domestic violence center, case management Mondays and emergency shelter services for women)Serving Gallia, Jackson & Meigs CountiesP: 740.441.5809Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program (SAOP)SAOP is an organization dedicated to the healing and prevention of relational violence in Southeast Ohio.Serving: Children, Teens, Adults, Co-Survivor, Social Services, Businesses, and Community/EducationalOrganizations.Serving Southeast OhioCrisis Hotline Services 24/7 WebsiteP: 740.591.4266 www.saopseoh.orgDOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES3 2

3. Trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping toomuch6. Feeling bad about yourself or tht you are a failureor have let yourself or your family down8. Moving or speaking so slowly that other people couldhave noticed? Or the opposite - being so fidgety orrestless that you have been moving around a lot morethan usual9. Thoughts that you would be better off dead or ofhurting yourself in some way5. Poor appetite or overeating7. Trouble concentrating on things, such as readingthe newspaper or watching televisionDEPRESSION SURVEYScoring: Sum the numberical answers to questions 1-7PATIENT HEALTH QUESTIONAIRE (PHQ-9) DEPRESSION SCALEOver the last 2 weeks, how often have you beenbothered by the following problems?Little interest or pleasure in doing things1.2. Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless4. Feeling tired or having little energyMore thanhalf thedaysNearlyeverydaySeveraldaysNotat all000000000111111111222222222333333333Score Severity0-45-910-1415-2120-27None-MinimalMildModerateModerately SevereSevereIf you are feeling overwhelmed, depressed or unable todo the things you once enjoyed, it may be the time topause and assess your emotional healthPlease note that suicidality is not assessed inthis survey.If you feel you may be at risk or have thoughts about harming yourself or others, please seek immediate helpfrom a medical professional.Call 988 or the 24/7 Crisis Hotline at 1-800-252-5554Depression affects 1 in 10 (nearly 15 million) adults in the United States. If you think you might be depressed, don’t try to tough it out. Make an appointment with a doctor or a therapist. Thereare many certified mental health providers in Gallia, Jackson, and Meigs Counties that can see clients with or withoutinsurance. You may be eligible to receive help covering the cost of your care.Depression is treatable. 3 3

3. Worrying too much about different things6. Becoming easily annoyed or irritable5. .Being so restless that it is hard to sit still7. Feeling afraid as if something awful might happenANXIETY SURVEYScoring: Sum the numberical answers to questions 1-9GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER (GAD-7) ANXIETY SCALEOver the last 2 weeks, how often have you beenbothered by the following problems? Feeling nervous, anxious or on edge1.2. Not being able to stop or control worrying 4. Trouble relaxingMore thanhalf thedaysNearlyeverydaySeveraldaysNotat all0000000111111122222223333333Score Severity0-45-910-1415-21None-MinimalMildModerateSevereIf you are feeling overwhelmed,depressed or unable to do the things youonce enjoyed, it may be the time topause and assess your emotional healthPlease note that suicidality is not assessedin this survey.If you feel you may be at risk or have thoughts about harming yourself or others, please seek immediate helpfrom a medical professional.Call 988 or the 24/7 Crisis Hotline at 1-800-252-5554Anxiety is a normal reaction to stress. However, some people experience anxiety thatpersistently interferes with daily activities such as work, school, or sleep. Lifestylechanges, counseling, or medications (or a combination of these approaches) can help.There are many certified mental health providers in Gallia, Jackson, and Meigs Counties that cansee clients with or without insurance. You may be eligible to receive help covering the cost of yourcare.Anxiety is treatable. Call any of these resources today.3 4

8. Have you been arrested or had other legal problems? (Such as bouncing badchecks, driving while intoxicated, theft or drug possession) 6. Has drinking or other drug use caused problems between you and your familyor friends?5. Have you had any health problems? For example, have you:- Had blackouts or other periods of memory loss?- Injured your head after drinking or using drugs? - Had convulsions, delirium tremens (“DTs”)?- Had hepatitis or other liver problems?- Felt sick, shaky or depressed when you stopped using alcohol or drugs? - Felt “coke bugs” or a crawling feeling under the skin after you stopped usingdrugs? - Been injured after drinking or using? - Used needles to shoot drugs3. Have you tried to cut down or quit drinking or using alcohol or other drugs?SUBSTANCE ABUSE SURVEYSELF-ADMINISTERED SCREENING INSTRUMENTThe questions that follow are about your use of alcohol and other drugs. Markthe response that best fits for you. Answer the questions in terms of your experiences in the past 6 months. Have you used alcohol or other drugs (Such as wine, beer, hard liquor, pot,coke, heroine or other opioids, uppers, downers, hallucinogens, or inhalants) 1.2.Have you felt that you use too much alcohol or other drugs?4. Have you gone to anyone for help because of your drinking or drug use? (Such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous,counselors, or a treatment program) Yes/NoYYYYYYNNNNNNAssessment continues on the next page 7. Has your drinking or other drug use caused problems at school or at work? 9. Have you lost your temper or gotten into arguments or fights while drinking or using other drugs?YYYNNN3 5

12. When drinking or using drugs, are you more likely to do something youwouldn’t normally do, such as break rules, break the law, sell things that areimportant to you, or have unprotected sex with someone?15. Have any of your family members ever had a drinking or drug problem? 13. Do you feel bad or guilty about your drinking or drug use? 14. Have you ever had a drinking or other drug problem?SUBSTANCE ABUSE SURVEYSELF-ADMINISTERED SCREENING INSTRUMENT (CONTINUED) 10. Are you needing to drink or use drugs more and more to get the effectyou want?11. Do you spend a lot of time thinking about or trying to get alcohol or otherdrugs?YYYYYYYNNNNNNNScore Severity0-12-3>4Scoring: Questions 1 and 15 are not scored. Give yourself 1 point for every Yes circled and add sum of questions 2 through 14 and 16.None-LowMinimalModerate to High:Possible need forfurther assessmentPlease note that suicidality is not assessed in this survey.If you feel you may be at risk or have thoughts about harming yourself or others, please seek immediate helpfrom a medical professional.Call 988 or the 24/7 Crisis Hotline at 1-800-252-5554The next questions are about your lifetime experiences:16. Do you feel that you have a drinking or drug problem now?3 6

JACKSON COUNTYTuesday 6:30 PM - Onlinewww.gotomeet.me/NMcGeeCall in 646.748.3122 Code: 405-764-781Wednesday 6:30 PM - In Person2063 Kessinger School Road, Jackson, OhioNancy McGee 740.978.7542johnandnancy_mcgee@yahoo.comNew Beginnings - Recovery Meetings & Classes Elevate Ministries6:00 PM Speaker/TestimonyAddiction Recovery Teaching7:00 PMWomen's Recovery/Men's RecoveryLoved Ones/Family Support84 E. Mound Street, Jackson, Ohio740.577.3834www.w4cHope.orgThursday Recovery Nights -Warriors 4 Christ Hope CenterMonday 7:00 PM25 E Mound Street, Jackson, OhioAA - Jackson County Senior Citizens CenterMEIGS COUNTYNA - Trinity Congregational ChurchWednesday 7:00 PM201 E 2nd St, Pomeroy, Ohio AA - Sacred Heart Catholic ChurchSunday & Thursday 7:00 PMSaturday 8:00 PM161 Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy, Ohio GALLIA COUNTYPeace, Love & Hugs NASt. Peters Episcopal ChurchSunday 6:00 PM Monday 6:00 PMTuesday (NA only) 7:30 PMWednesday 12:00 PMThursday 7:30 PMFriday 6:00 PMSaturday 7:30 PM541 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis, OhioWomen with Hope AA Meeting Field of HopeFriday 6:00pm1181 State Route 160, Gallipolis, OhioChips awarded once a monthNarAnon Zoom Meeting Link ShareEvery Sunday night at 7:00If you are the loved one of someone addicted to drugs- whetherthey are in recovery or active addiction- THIS meeting is for you.Zoom ID: 329-966-118Table Talk Recovery MinistryTuesday 6:00pm (snacks at 5:30)Court Street building 33, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 614.687.2060AA/NA GROUP MEETINGS PAL - Parents of Addicted Loved OnesMonday 6:00 - 7:30 PMHumble Church - 202 Evan Street, Oak Hill, Ohio3 7

MENTAL HEALTH & OTHER RESOURCESOhio CareLineThe Ohio CareLine is a toll-free emotional support call service created by the Ohio Departmentof Mental Health and Addiction Services and administered in community settings. Behavioralhealth professionals staff the CareLine 24 hours a day, 7 days/week. They offer confidentialsupport in times of personal or family crisis when individuals may be struggling to cope withchallenges in their lives. When callers need additional services, they will receive assistance andconnection to local providers.Call 1.800.720.9616 to connectQuickly Connecting People in Need with Local Community ResourcesAcross a spectrum of care for Addiction Recovery, Anti-Human Trafficking, and IncarcerationReentry and includes commonly searched basic needs like housing, food, clothing, employment,and mental health. www.relink.orgNAMI of Athens County is an organization of families, friends and individuals whose lives havebeen affected by mental illness. Together, we advocate for better lives for those individuals whohave a mental illness, and we offer support, education and advocacy as we do so.www.namiathensohio.orgSojourners Care Network, a nonprofit organization rooted in Appalachian Ohio, empowersyoung people to become healthy, responsible, and productive citizens now and in the future.Our programs leverage grant funding with local resources to address critical issues facingyoung people experiencing and at risk of homelessness, poverty, illiteracy, and mental healthissues. We also provide support to families providing foster and kinship care to childrenthroughout our region, striving to bring normalcy and stability to these vulnerable members ofour society. www.sojournerscare.netSojourners Main Campus Sojourners Family Center & Administrative Offices605 West Main Street 31860 Claypool Hollow RoadMcArthur, OH 45651 McArthur, OH 45651P: 740.596.1117SAOP is an organization dedicated to the healing and prevention of relational violence inSoutheast Ohio. Serving: Children, Teens, Adults, Co-Survivor, Social Services, Businesses,and Community/Educational Organizations. www.saopseoh.orgCrisis Hotline Services 24/7 P: 740.591.4266 We know that survivors are affected by sexual violence in many different ways. If you are having a hard time and feellike you need support, our advocates are available 24/7 to do emotional support/processing, brainstorm options, andconnect you with various resources.After experiencing interpersonal violence, you may wish to report to law enforcement authorities. SAOP can provide atrained advocate to accompany, support, and advocate for you during this process.Eyes Up Appalachia serves the Appalachian Counties of Ohio in an effort toidentify, alleviate and prevent human trafficking and those vulnerabilities thatput someone at risk for it. We provide education and training, both general andtailored to specific audiences such as law enforcement, healthcare, youth-serving agencies and others that have a more focused need. Eyes UpAppalachia does not offer direct services but acts as a liaison for those directlyserving our vulnerable populations and the resources we have available in thestate. www.eyesupappalachia.orgFor training needs, please contact us at eyesupappalachia@yahoo.com. Scan QR Code for Appalachian OH Human Trafficking Services Directory3 8

We developed the Recovery IS Beautiful initiative to help others, we want to make sure that we areall focused on recovery and what that means, and we want to Change the Conversation. We wanteveryone to know and understand that: 1. Mental illness and addiction - are illnesses, 2. Mentalillness and addiction can be treated – Treatment Works and People Recover, and3. Recovery is tobe celebrated – the more we normalize recovery the more we eradicate stigma.www.recoveryisbeautiful.orgGovernor Mike DeWine commissioned the RecoveryOhio initiative to coordinate the work of statedepartments, boards, and commissions by leveraging Ohio’s existing resources and seeking newopportunities. While engaging local governments, coalitions, and task forces, RecoveryOhio’s goalsare to create a system to help make treatment available to Ohioans in need, provide supportservices for those in recovery and their families, offer direction for the state’s prevention andeducation efforts, and work with local law enforcement to provide resources to fight illicit drugs atthe source.www.recoveryohio.govOhio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services We strive to end suffering from mental illness, substance use disorders, and problem gambling forall Ohioans.www.mha.ohio.govProblem Gambling Network of OhioThe Problem Gambling Network of Ohio strives to generate awareness, promote education, and bean advocate for quality treatment of problem gamblers in the state of Ohio.www.pgnohio.orgPause Before You PlayPause Before You Play is a responsible gambling awareness campaign created by Ohio forResponsible Gambling (ORG) and is supported by funds collected through Ohio’s taxes ongambling. ORG, an initiative of the State of Ohio, is dedicated to preventing or reducing problemgambling and building awareness of resources for preventing and treating gambling disorder.https://pausebeforeyouplay.org/www.aa.orgwww.facesandvoicesofrecovery.orgwww.samhsa.govOTHER ADDICTION RESOURCES3 9

Gallia County HOPE Formerly: Citizens for Prevention and Recovery (CPR)www.galliaprevention.comgalliahope@gmail.comFacebook/@GCpreventionandrecoveryCommittees: Anti-Human Trafficking Collaborative | Drug Take Back Days | Qualitative Data Committee | PreventionData Committee Prevention Day - Gallia Jr. Fair | Town Hall Forum | Hidden in Plain SightHybrid Meetings: Second Monday every month at 12:00 pmJackson County Substance-use Prevention and Addiction Resource Coalition (SPARC)www.jacksonprevention.comjacksonsparc@gmail.comFacebook/@JacksonCoSPARCCommittees: Drug Take Back Days | Prevention Day - Jackson County Fair | Red Ribbon Week| Prevention DataCommittee | Hidden in Plain SightMeetings: Second Thursday every month at 11:30 amAHA! Meigs County - Prevention Coalition www.meigsprevention.commeigsccpc@gmail.comFacebook/@meigsccpcCommittees: Kids Day/Prevention Day - Meigs County Fair | Drug Take Back Days | Prevention Data CommitteeHidden in Plain SightContact about meeting times Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Suicide Prevention Collaborativewww.gjmsuicideprevention.comgjmsuicideprevention2022@gmail.comFacebook/@GJMSuicidePrevention Committees: HOPE Fest, GJM Prevention Days at the Fair, Community Wellness Day (Jackson), Appalachian OhioSuicide Prevention Conference, Postvention Loss & Grief SupportHybrid Meetings: Second Tuesday every month at 3:00 pmTalk. They Hear You.www.talktheyhearyou.samhsa.govThe GJM ADAMH Board, Gallia HOPE, Jackson SPARC, AHA! and GJM Suicide Prevention Collaborative are proud tosupport "Talk.They Hear You." SAMHSA’s national substance use prevention campaign helps parents and caregivers,educators, and community members get informed, be prepared, and take action. GALLIA-JACKSON-MEIGSSUICIDEPREVENTIONCOLLABORATIVECOMMUNITY COALITIONSOhio ADAMH Boards are legislatively responsible for creating and maintaining a county hub program to combat opioid addiction. The purposes of theprogram are as follows: To strengthen county and community efforts to prevent and treat opioid addiction;1.To educate youth and adults about the dangers of opioid addiction and that negative effects it has on society;2.To promote family building and workforce development as ways of combatting opioid addiction in communities;3.To encourage community engagement efforts to address the purposes specified in 1-3.4.The Gallia-Jackson-Meigs ADAMH Board is supporting and utilizing prevention coalitions in each county to accomplish these goals. Each group is actively working to address the expectations set forth as well as many other prevention efforts in their respective counties. Coalitions are comprised of individuals, businesses, agencies, organizations, schools, faith-based leaders, and more. All coalitions are open to thepublic and all are encouraged to attend and participate. If you are interested in attending meetings, please contact the coalitions for meeting details. AH A!A B O U T H O P E A L W A Y SM E I G S C O U N T Y4 0

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GALLIA COUNTY Villages Centerville Cheshire - Crown CityGallipolis (County Seat) - Rio Grande - Vinton Townships AddisonCheshire - Clay - Gallipolis - Green Greenfield - Guyan - HarrisonHuntington - Morgan - Ohio - Perry - Raccoon - Springfield Walnut - Kanauga Unincorporated Communities Bidwell - Kerr Mercerville - Patriot JACKSON COUNTY Cities Jackson (County Seat) - WellstonVillages Coalton - Oak Hill Townships Bloomfield - Coal - Franklin Hamilton - Jackson - Jefferson - Liberty - Lick - Madison - Milton Scioto - Washington Unincorporated Communities - Altoona Banner - Big Rock - Blackfork Junction - Brocks Corner - Buckeye Buffalo - Byer - Camba - Chapman - Clay - Comet - DavisvilleEnglishville - Four Mile - Garfield - Glade - Glen Nell - Glen RoyGoldsboro - Horeb - Ironton Junction -Jackson Heights-Jonestown - Keystone - Kitchen - Leo - Lesmil - Limerick - MabeeCorner - Monroe - Mulga - Oakland - Orpheus PattonsvillePetersburg - Petrea - Pyro - Ratchford - Rempel Roads -Rocky Hill Savageville - Tom Corwin - Wainwright Winchester Vega MEIGS COUNTY Villages Middleport - Pomeroy (County Seat)Racine Rutland - Syracuse Townships Bedford - ChesterColumbia Lebanon - Letart - Olive - Orange - Rutland - SalemSalisbury Scipio - Sutton Census-designated place TuppersPlains - Incorporated Communities Alfred - Antiquity - AppleGrove - Carletonville - Carpenter - Chester - Darwin - Harrisonville Kingsbury - Langsville -Letart Falls - Long Bottom - Meigs Minersville - Portland - Reedsville -Salem Center - Silver Run Spiller - Success - Welsh

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