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The Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH) is proud to highlight some of the key moments that defined 2024. Through collaborative

Aspyr, formerly the Workforce Development Board of Central Ohio, recently was awarded a grant from the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OMHAS)

Immigrating to the United States can present significant challenges for families, especially when cultural differences and unfamiliar systems create obstacles to stability and connection. For

ADAMH would like to reintroduce John Logan in the newly created role of Military & Veterans Engagement Coordinator. John has been with ADAMH for more

McKayla Elliott, ADAMH State Opioid Response Manager, was recently featured in an NBC4 news segment about the growth of Columbus’ homeless population. Read the story

ADAMH is partnering with Illuminology to complete a Community Needs Assessment to learn more about the mental health and addiction needs of the Franklin County

ADAMH’s 2024 Annual Meeting on Oct. 16 gathered network providers, community partners and elected officials to highlight the new frontiers in mental health prevention, as

Derrick Kirkland makes sure everyone who walks through the doors of the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH) is immediately greeted

This story appeared in the Columbus African American News Journal. Every journey to recovery is as unique as the individual taking it. For many, Recovery

September is Suicide Prevention Month. It’s a time to raise awareness about the steps we all can take to prevent suicide and to remind us