The holiday season offers plenty of opportunities to lend a hand and make a difference for individuals and families across Franklin County. Alcohol, Drug and
Holiday Giving Opportunities Across Franklin County Read More
Cheryl Hines, Clinical Supervisor, OhioGuidestone Depression is an illness that can cause severe symptoms that affect how a person feels, thinks and handles daily activities.
Depression Awareness Month: OhioGuidestone on Signs, Symptoms and Support Read More
Network providers, community partners and elected officials gathered on Sept. 23 for the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County’s (ADAMH) 2026 Annual
2026 ADAMH Annual Meeting Centers on Suicide Prevention, Community Partnership Read More
There was a time when high schooler Maddy would wake up early simply so she could start drinking earlier. “I really didn’t think I could
Heartland High School Helps Students Build a Future in Recovery Read More
Sept. 2, 2026 marks one year since the Franklin County Crisis Care Center opened its doors, creating a new pathway to care for adults experiencing
Community Investment in Action: One Year of the Franklin County Crisis Care Center Read More
When someone walks through the doors of the Franklin County Crisis Care Center, they’re met not only by clinicians and caretakers, but also by people
How Peer Support Shapes Care at the Franklin County Crisis Care Center Read More
For family members and primary caregivers, supporting a loved one through life with a serious and persistent mental illness (SPMI) can become an around-the-clock responsibility.
Finding Balance Through Concord’s Respite Care Read More
July marked the fourth anniversary of the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, and ADAMH recognized the milestone with a video series highlighting the partnerships behind
Celebrating Four Years of 988 Read More
A strong behavioral health system includes a range of supports designed to meet people where they are in their recovery journey. While some people may
Safe Landing Provides Support, Stability and a Foundation for Recovery Read More
The Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH) partners with the Columbus Division of Police and others to provide Crisis Intervention Team
Equipping Officers to Respond to Residents in Crisis Read More
