The Franklin County Crisis Care Center construction project has exceeded its supplier diversity goal of 18% percent with 29.9 % of all construction contracts, totaling […]
Franklin County Crisis Care Center Exceeds Supplier Diversity Goal Read More
This column by Erika Clark Jones, CEO of the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County, was published in the July 2023 edition
Ensuring A Strong Continuum of Crisis Care for All Read More
Staff from the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH) walked in the Stonewall Columbus Pride March carrying a banner with the
Making Mental Health Services Easily Accessible to LGBTQIA+ Community Read More
The Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH) and the Columbus Division of Police hosted a full-day training on June 14 to
Responding to Veterans in Crisis Read More
Erika Clark Jones, CEO of the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County, was one of the local leaders featured in Mahogany Columbus’
Mahogany Columbus Names Erika Clark Jones one of 2023’s Most Influential Women of Color Read More
In honor of Men’s Health Month, we’re sharing the story of Ken Russell who is one of the new faces of our Help, Healing, Health
Supporting Peers in Recovery Read More
In 2022, the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH) launched a new look and messaging to reinforce the value of community-based
The New Faces of Help, Healing, Health and Hope Read More
Sue Villilo, Vice President of Clinical Services and Provider Relations at the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County, joined Sen. Sherrod Brown
Brown, Franklin County Leaders Call for Passage of FEND OFF Fentanyl Act Read More
For a little more than three months, a team of eight licensed clinicians and peer support counselors from Netcare Access have been responding to nonemergency
This Civilian Mobile Team Responds to Mental Health Crises Read More
Erika Clark Jones, CEO of the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County, advocates for continued 988 funding in Ohio. Read the op-ed
