Mental Health Crisis ​Hotline/Text Line
740.687.8255
​Toll-free: 855.431.0803
​Text: 4hope to 741741

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COVID CareLine
800.720.9616

COVID-19 Suicide Prevention Information

Client Advocate

​Are you interested in mental health or substance use treatment but are unsure how to get started? Mental Health America of Ohio, an ADAMH Board Network of Care Agency, is now providing client advocacy services to Fairfield County. Cate Petrowski, M.A., assists individuals with navigating the mental health and substance use recovery system. For free, confidential help, call 740.475.0415 or toll-free at 855.281.5726.
The Fairfield County ADAMH Board, Fairfield County, and the State of Ohio are taking aggressive action to “flatten the curve” of the COVID-19 pandemic. To:
  1. best support the community, clients, agencies, and Board
  2. maintain a healthy workforce
  3. mitigate the expansion of COVID-19
​the Board Office will be closed to the public until further notice. Board staff will use social distancing and telecommunications to continue to fulfill all essential functions.  
The Fairfield County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health (ADAMH) Board is responsible for the planning, funding, and monitoring of
mental health, addiction, and recovery services
in Fairfield County.

740.654.0829

Office Hours:
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

2-1-1 Resources List

Network of Care Providers

Our network of care providers are available for your mental health and/or substance use disorder needs during the coronavirus pandemic. Please visit their websites or call them first as their physical offices may be temporarily closed.

Online Recovery Supports Services

Since many of the in-person support groups have been cancelled for the foreseeable future, we have put together a list of online options available to you. If you know of any others available to the public, please email suggestions to Josh Freedman.

Pandemic Crisis Services Response Coalition 

Is COVID-19 affecting your mental health? If so, help if available for you, your loved ones, and helpers, such as first responders and grocery store clerks. To access free support from top U.S. mental health providers: