Franklin County ADAMH Named Board of the Year by NAMI Ohio The Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board (ADAMH) of Franklin […]
Mental Health Awareness: An Empowered Wellbeing By Dr. Delaney Smith, System Chief Clinical Officer & Dr. Ameena Kemavor, Vice President, Advocacy & Engagement The pandemic […]
Eye on the Community Interview with Sean Anthony, Radio One ADAMH CEO Erika Clark Jones and Vice President of Advocacy & Engagement Dr. Ameena Kemavor […]
Minority Health Month – Mental Health Matters April is National Minority Health Month, a time when the spotlight is on health disparities that continue to […]
ADAMH Mini-Grants Awarded to Local Non-Profits March 25, 2022 ADAMH is proud to support the following non-profit and faith-based organizations in 2022 with Community Mini-Grant […]
The Franklin County Mental Health and Addiction Crisis Center received $500,000 through the recently passed federal 2022 omnibus appropriations bill.
Dial 988: Ohio prepares for new mental health hotline March 17, 2022 The new mental health crisis hotline is set to launch nationwide on July […]
ADAMH is seeking to engage in a comprehensive financial review and is therefore soliciting statements of qualifications from interested vendors for auditing services.
The Franklin County Mental Health and Addiction Crisis Center capital campaign gained an additional philanthropic partner with a $1 million gift from the Nationwide Foundation. With this gift, the $50 million capital project has raised $45.5 million in private and public sector support build a centralized destination of care for adults with mental health and addiction crisis needs.
ADAMH CEO Erika Clark Jones acknowledged Columbus City Council for increasing their investment in an alternative response for mental health and addiction-related 911 calls and shared plans for the crisis center and crisis care continuum in Franklin County in a guest column for The Columbus Dispatch.