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Provides a variety of education programs through public and parochial schools; programs include special education, tobacco, drug and alcohol prevention, before and after school and summer enrichment and extended learning, youth employment services, and preschool services.

Offers a customized and comprehensive drug and alcohol treatment program for adolescent clients, age 14-18, and their families during treatment and recovery. Offers adult comprehensive drug and alcohol assessments and counseling. Emphasizes family involvement through 10 week multi-family groups and 12 week aftercare (relapse prevention) group.

Twelve session program for male and female parents who have been court ordered to attend parenting classes, for Job and Family Services clients who have parenting classes as part of their case plan, and for parents who want training to help them be a better parent.

OhioCAN: - Advocates for every family directly and indirectly affected by substance use. - Provides Peer 2 Peer Support to all individuals, families, and friends regardless of their recovery status. - Educates our communities about substance use, medicine based treatment, and evidence based practices to reduce harm and promote health and wellness. - Implements harm reduction strategies for our community. - Provides a voice for those silenced due to shame and stigma.

Program designed for adults with severe and persistent mental illness to learn basic life skills as well as further their education and employment goals.

Provides counselors for help quitting, offer cessation support, and answers to smoking and vaping related questions by phone and online chat.

Provides prevention services through in-school programming, after-school programming, Effective Impact Academy, summer/winter camps, mentoring, mental health counseling, and substance use disorder counseling.

A Substance Abuse Professional or SAP can help you get back to work in a safety sensitive area with there has been a problems with a screening. We work with you from the beginning to the end, helping you to understand the process, completing an evaluation, offering and recommending counseling services, and completing a return to work evaluation. Schedule this service today to get back to work fast.

Also offers Camps for deaf kids and teens, KODA (kids of deaf adults) camps, DeafEND (drug and alcohol prevention) In-service trainings, C-Print Captioning, consultation and instruction for families needing to learn sign language/communication skills. Other services available upon request.

Families are crucial in successful recovery from chemical dependency. Shepherd Hill offers three ways for families to learn about chemical dependency and how they can help their loved one. All programs are open to the public. Family Education: A six-week cycle of lectures including: Family Roles; Returning Home; Boundaries; Enabling and Provoking; Forgiveness and Trust; Recovery and Relapse Saturday "Ask the Doc" Sessions: For patients, families, and other interested people may ask questions of a physician knowledgeable in the field of chemical dependency. The goal is to help those attending increase their knowledge and understanding of the chronic, progressive nature of chemical dependency. The series is free of charge and open to the public. Family Education Day: Further educates and informs the families of patients about chemical dependency. The goal is to help families better understand the disease and how they have been affected by living with it. Families learn about Twelve-Step programs available to assist them in their recovery.

Provides evidence-based activities and education on drug, alcohol and substance abuse, prevention and recovery. In group or classroom sessions, participants will: - Learn effective methods to avoid and abstain from drugs, alcohol and other harmful behaviors - Increase communication and bonding with parents - Learn how to keep the lines of communication open with parents during stressful situations - Develop a healthy self-image and self-esteem - Learn positive social skills for home, school and in the community - Parents will learn how to set limits and administer appropriate consequences - Discover the relationship between responsibility and independence - Youth learn to identify their skills and personal strengths - Youth learn to make positive friends and productively manage time - Identify other community services available for resolving family and personal issues.

- Too Good for Drugs: A universal prevention program designed to mitigate the risk factors and enhance protective factors related to substance use for students in grades K-12. - Too Good for Violence: In Too Good for Violence - Social Perspectives, students in grades K-12 differentiate feelings and actions, understand and practice respect between peers, and celebrate diversity. - Celebrating Healthy Choices: Tuggles the Bear introduces kindergarten-aged students to decision making and helps them distinguish between healthy and unhealthy choices. - Project ALERT: Project ALERT is a classroom-based substance use prevention program that proven to reduce the experimental or continued use of drugs for students in grades 6-9. - Botvin's LifeSkills Training (LST): Botvin LifeSkills Training (LST) is an evidence-based substance abuse and violence prevention program that has been extensively tested and proven effective at reducing tobacco, alcohol, opioid, and illicit drug use by as much as 80%. Long-term follow-up studies also show that it produces prevention effects that are durable and long-lasting. Botvin's LifeSkills curriculum is for students in grades 3-9. - Catch My Breath: Is a best-practice youth E-cigarettes and vaping prevention program offered to 4th-12th grade students to equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to make informed decisions about the use of E-cigarettes. - Bully Proof: Is a comprehensive program that provides all the tools needed to eliminate bullying in schools and designed to encourage students to practice assertiveness skills and promote a zero-tolerance policy toward bullying. Presentations are offered kindergarten through 5th grade. - Stacked Deck: The only curriculum proven effective in changing youth gambling behaviors. Stacked Deck curriculum is for students in grades 6-9.

Provides several programs to promote prevention of substance use, alcohol use, and tobacco use. Presentations are targeted to youth.

Offers educational presentations about substance abuse (drugs/alcohol) to address issues of co-dependency and abstinence regarding adolescents. Addresses substance abuse issues along with social skills, esteem building, and coalition building. Offers drug awareness training to community service providers.

IMIND gives adolescents tools to avoid substance use. This program helps students return to school programs as quickly as possbile after disciplinary measures. PASS offers this one-day school intervention program in the case of first time offence to a school's drug/alcohol policy. In place of an in-school or at-home school suspension, this evidence-informed program provides education and assessment (SASSI assessment tool) to be sure they educate and help connect resources to the student.

Offers evidence-based programming, with the primary focus on individual decision making with respect to socially appropriate behaviors. Prevention programming includes substance abuse prevention education for elementary, middle and high school youth. P.A.R.S. uses evidence-based curriculums such as Botvin LifeSkills, Second Step, Too Good for Drugs, and Project Alert. We also utilize the SAMHSA Building Blocks program to educate children 5-13yrs on the importance of self-worth, positive and nurturing internal experiences and empowerment. We also provide education and training to those professionals who work with youth.

Involves drug free Franklin County students, grades 9-12 in Franklin County workshops, rallies, school assemblies and a summer conference. Offers youth leadership program where teens make decisions about the program with weekly youth advisory board meetings. Junior Youth to Youth serves students in grades 6-8.

Twelve session program for male and female parents who have been court ordered to attend parenting classes, for Job and Family Services clients who have parenting classes as part of their case plan, and for parents who want training to help them be a better parent.

Provides advocacy, education, and counseling for families of addicts.

The Adult Substance Abuse Treatment program supports you on your journey as you adopt a lifestyle of abstinence from alcohol and other drugs. Support is delivered through counseling, individualized treatment, group therapy, education, family support and ongoing evaluation of goal accomplishment. After an initial assessment, you enroll in the day or evening program, whichever best meets your needs and schedule. The adolescent substance use program offers assessment, counseling, education, group therapy and family participation designed to support an abstinence based life style.

Provides advocacy and community health education, literature, workshops on lung diseases, cigarette smoking, air pollution; stop smoking programs/clinics, asthma management programs, including an Early Childhood Asthma Program. and special programs for children, as well as smoking cessation programs at the workplace.

Twelve session program for male and female parents who have been court ordered to attend parenting classes, for Job and Family Services clients who have parenting classes as part of their case plan, and for parents who want training to help them be a better parent.

Provides chemical assessment reports; court-ordered drug education; referrals to inpatient treatment programs; weekly support groups; intensive probation supervision. This is a location for AA meetings. Provides presentations for schools and community groups.

Education and prevention services for youth and adults on understanding alcohol and drug social issues, and to help keep youth from using these substances.

Provides opportunities for community involvement for youth through monthly training sessions covering team building, decision making, effective communication skills, and service learning projects which the youth create and implement..