Crawford-Marion ADAMH

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Welcome to Crawford-Marion ADAMH

Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health

“The mission of the Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board, under local leadership, is to assure the availability of high quality alcohol, drug addiction and mental health services to all residents through planning (assessing needs and resources, and determining priorities); purchasing cost effective services to the extent resources are available; increasing public awareness; coordinating services; and evaluating those services.”

Declaration: Racism is a Public Health Crisis

HIPAA PRIVACY NOTICE

Harm Reduction Ohio currently has an agreement with the state of Ohio to provide free, uninterrupted Narcan to Ohio residents who need it during the coronavirus shutdowns. To obtain a kit, please click on the link and choose the “Intranasal Training” option.

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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) collects information on thousands of state-licensed providers who specialize in treating substance use disorders, addiction, and mental illness.

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We can all be a voice for suicide prevention. To learn how to talk to someone you think might be suicidal download your copy of the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation one pager now.

OSPF Resources

December Board Meeting

Date: December 11, 2025
Time: 5:30pm

Location: FC Bank Upstairs – Conference Room, 105 Washington Square, Ste. 203, Bucyrus, Ohio 44820

Suicide Prevention for Men

The Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation is launching a new two-year initiative to reduce suicide among adult men, who make up over 80% of suicide deaths in Ohio. Marion County is one of the high-priority counties benefiting from expanded resources, training, and community support.

Suicide Prevention for Men

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 10, 2025

ONEOHIO UNVEILS $45M GRANT OPPORTUNITY TO ADVANCE RECOVERY AND COMMUNITY RESILIENCE
New Grant Round Reinforces Commitment to Community-Driven Investments

COLUMBUS, OH – The OneOhio Recovery Foundation today announced a new statewide grant opportunity making up to $45.7 million available to support prevention, treatment and recovery. Organizations working to address substance use disorder are invited to prepare for the upcoming Funding Inquiry window, which opens on Wednesday, January 14. The full Regional Grant Cycle 2 Request for Proposals is available on the grant headquarters webpage at OneOhioFoundation.com/Grants.

Videos

Cara Stevens, School Counselor at Marion City Schools

Kelly Melvin, Executive Director of Marion Treatment Services

Teen Institute, Marion Crawford Prevention Programs

Higher Education, Leslie Beary (OSUM) and Mike Stuckey (MTC)

Nick Malo, Retired Law Enforcement Officer

Lived Experience with Sam Malone

Why the ADAMH Board Levy Matters – with Kelly Melvin

Why the ADAMH Board Levy Matters – with Leslie Beary

Why the ADAMH Board Levy Matters – with Nick Malo

Why the ADAMH Board Levy Matters – with Cara Stevens

Why the ADAMH Board Levy Matters – with Mike Stuckey

Did You Know? Suicide Prevention

Did You Know? Overdoses

The Problems We’re Facing

19,000

Drug Overdose Years of Life Lost
Local residents have lost 19,000 years of life to drug overdoses in Marion and Crawford counties between 2009 and 2018, according to the Ohio Alliance for Innovation in Public Health.
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62.6

Opiates Dispensed
Opiates are dispensed at a higher rate than the state average per capita.
Ohio: 36
Crawford: 44.1
Marion: 62.8
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5,000

Suicide Years of Life Lost
According to the Ohio Alliance for Innovation in Public Health there have been 5,000 years of life lost in our two counties due to suicide between 2008-2017.
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16

Unintentional Drug Overdose Deaths
In 2020, the total number of drug overdoses reported in Crawford County was 140 with 16 unintentional drug overdose deaths (6 males and 10 females).
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19.1%

Mental Health in Adults
In 2018, an estimated 47.6 million adults aged 18 or older (19.1 percent) had any mental illness (AMI) in the past year.
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Crawford-Marion ADAMH

Welcome to Crawford-Marion ADAMH

Videos

The Problems We’re Facing

Together We Can Fix It

Counseling & Behavioral Health Services

Crawford County Services

Drug & Alcohol Addiction Services

Emergency/Crisis Services

Family Resources

Housing

Marion County Services

Support Groups

Additional Treatment Locations

Recent News & Events

Peer Recovery Supporter Training November 2025

Crawford County Suicide Prevention Walk

Communication Across Differences

From Struggle to Strength

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