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.
ADAMH Welcomes New Senior Leaders The Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH) welcomes three new leaders to top positions in the […]
Franklin County Crisis Center Receives $4 Million in Capital Support Osteopathic Heritage Foundations Donate $2.5 Million Jan. 19, 2022 The Franklin County Mental Health and […]
Elford Named Construction Manager for Franklin County Crisis Center Nov. 9, 2021 The full project team is in place for the new Franklin County Mental […]
The 2021 ADAMH Annual Meeting occurred virtually. This years meeting featured a special message from Franklin County Commissioner Erica C. Crawley and recognition of the […]
Design team selected for new mental health, addiction crisis center: NBBJ to lead architect, engineering and design services Oct. 5, 2021 The development of the […]
Franklin County mental health crisis center to break ground next year Aug. 18, 2021 ADAMH Board Member Karri Dosmann shared the importance of the new […]
New Online Tool Connects Franklin County Residents With Mental Health Assessments, Resources Aug. 10, 2021 Franklin County announced today the launch of a new […]
Milestones announced for new mental health, addiction crisis center ADAMH selects operator, confirms Harmon Avenue site The development of the Franklin County Mental Health and […]