Phone: 614.253.4448
Fax:
Email: info@apdsinc.org
Web: http://www.apdsinc.org/
Address:
1409 East Livingston Ave.
Columbus, OH 43205
CEO: Jerry Saunders, Sr.
Office: 614.253.4448 Ext. 103
Who We Are
APDS is a behavioral health care center specializing in substance use disorder and mental health treatment, domestic violence intervention for adults and personal development programs for youth and young adults. In 2024, APDS joined forces with the National Center for Urban Solutions (NCUS) to partner with workforce readiness, skill credentialing, academic opportunities and family wellness programs. APDS has served over 27,000 individuals and families since it was founded by Drs. Moriba and Barbara Kelsey in 1988.
Categories
Phone: 1.800.589.7277
Fax:
Email: coaaa@coaaa.org
Web: http://www.coaaa.org/
Address:
3776 S. High St.
Columbus, OH 43207
Who We Are
Central Ohio Are Agency on Aging (COAAA) helps older adults and individuals with disabilities live safely and independently at home for as long as possible. With the assistance of area providers, COAAA connects individuals to in-home services that help with daily living, including home-delivered meals, homemaking, personal care and transportation. COAAA provides advice, education and support to caregivers and advocates for programs and policies that benefit older adults and individuals with disabilities.
COAAA plans, funds and delivers services that help older adults and individuals with disabilities remain safe and independent in their homes. With the assistance of area providers, COAAA arranges and coordinates services to help individuals with activities of daily living, including homemaking, transportation, home-delivered meals, personal care and more. COAAA offers education and resources to family caregivers, professionals and the public. COAAA also advocates for programs and policies that benefit older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Case management/ care coordination
Senior Citizens
Phone: 614.252.5362
Fax:
Email: INFO@ethiotss.org
Web: https://ethiotss.org/
Address:
4300 E. Broad St., Suite D
Columbus, Ohio 43213
Who We Are
The mission of ETSS Tewahedo Social Services is to provide comprehensive support and assistance to immigrant and refugee communities, empowering individuals to rebuild their lives and integrate into their new communities. Their vision is a society where all individuals, regardless of their background, have access to the resources and opportunities they need to thrive and succeed. Through programs and services, ETSS strives to foster a sense of belonging, promote cultural understanding and create pathways to self-sufficiency and successful integration.
Phone: 614.294.5553
Fax:
Email: outreachcrew@huck-house.org
Web: http://huckhouse.org/
Address:
1421 Hamlet St.
Columbus, OH 43201
Crisis Hotline: 614.294.5553
YOP Shop: 614.826.3630
Who We Are
Huckleberry House works with youth, ages 12-24, in crisis or experiencing homelessness. The agency’s proven programs and committed staff know how to help young people and families take control of their lives so they can move past the circumstances they’re in and move toward the future they want. Services include: a teen crisis and shelter program, a transitional living program, street outreach and a counseling program for youth and families.
Phone: 614.228.5200
Fax:
Email: info@lssnetworkofhope.org
Web: https://lssnetworkofhope.org/
Address:
1105 Schrock Road, Suite 100
Columbus, OH 43229
LSS 211 Central Ohio: 2.1.1
lssnetworkofhope.org/211centralohio/211centralohio.org
LSS CHOICES for Victims of Domestic Violence Hotline: 614.224.4663
Foodline: 614.341.2282 or Text: 614.702.7772
Homeless Hotline: 1.888.4.SHELTR
Who We Are
Lutheran Social Services offers many programs to help neighbors in need, including LSS CHOICES for Victims of Domestic Violence, LSS 211 Central Ohio, LSS Health Center, LSS Faith Mission, LSS Affordable Housing, LSS Food Pantries and others.
Phone: 614.445.8131
Fax:
Email:
Web: http://www.maryhaven.com/
Address:
1791 Alum Creek Drive
Columbus, OH 43207
Who We Are
Maryhaven offers residential and outpatient services, medically assisted treatment, specialized programming for pregnant women and homeless adults, gambling intervention, cognitive behavioral and other proven therapies, and individual, group and family counseling for adolescents and adults.
Accessible by bus/on bus line
Addictive behaviors (gambling/food/etc.)
Alcohol use/drinking
Crisis intervention
Detoxification (Detox)
Drug use/treatment
Gambling addiction
Individual counseling
Job/employment/ vocational support
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT such as suboxone)
Opioid use/treatment
Peer support
Prescription drug use
Prevention
Substance use/treatment
Trauma-informed care
Treatment for pregnant women
Phone: 614.221.1441
Fax:
Email: info@mhaohio.org
Web: http://www.mhaohio.org/
Address:
2323 W. Fifth Ave., Suite 160
Columbus, OH 43204
Who We Are
Mental Health America of Ohio is dedicated to helping people live mentally healthier lives. Since 1956, the organization has been a trusted resource, providing direct services, building coalitions and collaborating with local organizations to improve mental health outcomes across Ohio. Its mission is to transform how people think about mental illness, make it easier to get help and provide the support they need to get better and stay better.
Phone: 614.276.2273
Fax:
Email:
Web: http://www.netcareaccess.org/
Address:
199 S. Central Ave.
Columbus, OH 43223
24/7 Crisis Care: 614.276.CARE (2273)
Who We Are
Netcare Access offers specialized treatment for adults in need of mental health and substance use services in Franklin County. The agency’s programs include 24/7 crisis phone line, crisis and substance use assessment, stabilization and residential services in addition to community-based services and probate and forensic services to the county court systems.
Phone: 614.299.6600
Fax: 614.299.9007
Email: inquiries@ncmhs.org
Web: http://ncmhs.org/
Address:
1301 N. High St.
Columbus, OH 43201
Teen Hotline: 614.294.3300
Senior Hotline: 614.294.3309
Who We Are
For over 50 years, North Central Mental Health Services, Inc. has been delivering comprehensive, community-based behavioral health and recovery services to Franklin County, Ohio residents. Serving individuals of all ages, North Central provides care for children, adults and families. Additionally, North Central operates one of Ohio’s largest call centers for the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, playing a vital role in the national hotline’s life-saving efforts.
Phone: 614.261.3196
Fax:
Email: intake@northcommunity.com
Web: http://northcommunity.com/
Address:
6037 Cleveland Ave.
Columbus, OH 43229
Who We Are
North Community Counseling Centers (NCCC) is a nonprofit, mental health agency on a mission to assist people in the community to achieve their maximum potential. With four locations, home- and school-based programs, NCCC is able to reach individuals, couples and families throughout Franklin County and help them with challenges related to mental health and addiction. In addition to therapy, we offer case management, substance use disorder treatment, and youth and adolescent programming.
Bhutanese-Nepali community, LGBTQ+ community, Women At-Risk, Children, Youth and Adolescent, Class 1 Residential Care Facilities
Phone: 614.702.7467
Fax:
Email:
Web: https://riinternational.com/
Address:
199 S. Central Ave. Door #1
Columbus, Ohio 43223
Who We Are
Recovery Innovations provides 24/7 walk-in crisis services and accepts voluntary adult guests. Recovery Innovations provides behavioral health urgent care that includes crisis intervention, assessment, crisis stabilization, 23-hour observation and linkage to services.
Phone: 614.889.5722
Fax: 614-889-9335
Email: info@syntero.org
Web: https://www.syntero.org/
Address:
299 Cramer Creek Court
Dublin, OH 43017
Mill Run location:
3645 Ridge Mill Drive Hilliard, Ohio 43026
Phone: 614.457.7876
Fax: 614.457.7896
Lewis Center location:
Mt. Carmel Health & Fitness Bldg, off Rt 23
7100 Graphics Way, Suite 3100 Lewis Center, Ohio 43035
Phone: 740.428.0428
Fax: 740.909.4077
Intake: 614.889.5722 Ext. 133
Who We Are
Syntero is the Greek word for “support,” and support is what the agency does. Providing behavioral health, prevention, case management, psychiatry and substance use disorder services, Syntero’s mission is to advocate and support the health and well-being of individuals, families and communities by providing professional, compassionate expert counseling and community-based services that adapt to the changing needs of the community. Syntero has been providing evidence-based, trauma-informed support in Franklin County for more than 46 years.
Phone: 614.453.4830
Fax:
Email: info@thepeercenter.org
Web: http://thepeercenter.org/
Address:
205 N. Hamilton Road
Columbus, OH 43213
Administrative Contacts
Juliet C. Dorris-Williams, MSW, LISW-S
Executive Director
jdorris-williams@thepeercenter.org
614.453.4826
Deidra James, BA, CPRS
Assistant Director
djames@thepeercenter.org
614.453.4827
Deshawn Davis , Director of Operations, 614.453.4842
Who We Are
The P.E.E.R. Center is a nonprofit peer recovery organization fully staffed and operated by people in long-term recovery who provide Peer Recovery Support using their shared lived experience with mental health and wellness, addictions, including substance misuse and trauma-related concerns. The organization offers daily drop-in wellness, recovery and support services, as well as a daily Warm Line for peer support by phone. Its mission is to provide a safe and inclusive space for hope, healing and recovery.
Phone: 614.227.9694
Fax:
Email: umadaopfranklincounty@gmail.com
Web: http://umadaopfc.com/
Address:
700 Bryden Road, Suite 210
Columbus, OH 43215
Who We Are
The Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Program of Franklin County, Inc. (UMADAOP) is designed to deliver Substance Use Disorder (SUD) prevention services to youth and families in Franklin County, primarily in South Linden, and Reentry services in Franklin County. UMADAOP strives to help youth and adults build healthy, SUD and violence-free lives. Prevention programs provide education, mentoring, youth-led, community, and social activities through in-school, after-school, and summer programs. Community events are also provided in collaboration with community partners. UMADAOP also provides Reentry services in Franklin County, assisting adults reentering society from incarceration in building healthy, non-criminalized lifestyles. The reentry program provides education classes and mentoring services and connects participants to other necessary services, such as employment, housing, and education.