Celebrating Safely this Holiday Season
Although we may be physically apart this holiday season, we are together in our resolve to keep our community safe. ADAMH is partnering with Franklin […]
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Spread Love for the Holidays – Sing the Song of Love
ADAMH is partnering with Franklin County Public Health and the Franklin County Board of Commissioners on a public awareness campaign, Spread Love, Not COVID, to
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A Message of Thanks
As Thanksgiving approaches, and we seek different ways to safely celebrate this holiday season, there are so many things for which to be thankful –
Stay at Home Advisory
Stay at Home Advisory UPDATE: Columbus Public Health and Franklin County Public Health have extended the Stay at Home Advisory until January 2, 2021. The
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ADAMH hopes to foster more mental-health, addiction support after election results
Earl Hopkins, The Columbus Dispatch Franklin County voters overwhelmingly approved a tax levy Tuesday to help fund soaring demand for mental-health services and addiction treatment. The issue on
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2020 ADAMH Annual Meeting and Annual Awards
The 2020 ADAMH Annual Meeting occured vitrually, honoring this year’s Annual Award recipients as well as all of the providers in our System of Care
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ADAMH – Your Voice Counts
Click Here to view the October 2020 edition of our eNewsletter in your web browser. Text ADAMHFRANKLIN to 22828 or click the envelope symbol on the
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The Collision of Two Crises
The Collision of Two Crises The collision of two crises – the opioid epidemic and the COVID-19 pandemic – is impacting the mental health of
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Franklin County sees Significant Increase in Suspected Drug Overdoses in the Past 24 Hours
Columbus Public Health Media Release September 19, 2020 Contact Kelli Newman, 614-645-7213, knewman@columbus.gov Franklin County sees Significant Increase in Suspected Drug Overdoses in the Past
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Spaces Available in Mental Health First Aid
Are you interested in learning how to identify when someone might be struggling with a mental health or substance use problem? Do you want to
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