ADAMH and the Franklin County Board of Developmental Disabilities (FCBDD) committed a combined $31,000 to support a new substance use prevention program at LifeTown Columbus: “Stop …
ADAMH and FCBDD committed $31,000 to Substance Use Prevention for Special-Needs Children Read More
ADAMH approved $100,000 in funding for North Community Counseling Center to serve the Bhutanese-Nepali refugee population in Reynoldsburg with mental health services. The annual funding will …
“Unfortunately, the people who are distributing these kinds of drugs in our community are relentless,” Royer said. “There’s no moral compass.” Read more about the …
Our Second Annual Faith Leaders’ Symposium took place on Tuesday, March 13! The morning session focused on Self Care for Senior Faith Leaders with an …
Managing Workplace Stress for Heart Health It’s natural to experience daily stress, but extreme stress can cause significant health issues, including high blood pressure, high …
ADAMH Distributing Safe Medication Disposal Bags We are working to make this process easier for Franklin County residents by distributing bags that contain a material …
Happy Valentine’s Day! As we celebrate Valentine’s Day, ADAMH Youth & Families Clinical Manager Mitzi Moody reminds us of qualities that make up a healthy …
David Sigal battled addiction for over a decade, but now he is saying, “This is it, drugs!” David is now a part of the …
Click Here to view the January, 2018 edition of our eNewsletter in your web browser, or download a PDF version of the January Newsletter. Text …
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the county’s 2018 budget, which County Administrator Kenneth N. Wilson says will keep the county on a …
Commissioners Approve 2018 Budget, Including $20 million for Addiction Services Read More