ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County

We're attending the Healthy You, Healthy Us Community Health Fair tomorrow hosted by East Mount Zion Baptist Church. Stop by our table for mental health screening information, addiction resources and more.

What is Care Response? Care Response addresses mental health and addiction crises in a community setting and provides a healthcare response. As the ADAMHS Board prepares to roll out our own Care Response Pilot Program in partnership with the City of Cleveland - City Hall and FrontLine Service, take a quick look at its features. Learn more https://bit.ly/3ybh0h2

The 7/24 date for International Self Care Day symbolizes the concept that self-care is “7 days a week/24 hours each day.” As one of the many wraparound services the ADAMHS Board funds, art therapy aids clients in their healing journey. Art provided by the Jewish Family Services Association. https://www.adamhscc.org/Home/Components/News/News/250/81

Being fine doesn’t always mean you are. Call, text, or chat 988, and get access to trained counselors. They will listen, understand, and provide support.

We support a number of harm reduction efforts throughout Cuyahoga County, including Narcan vending machines. They contain Narcan, fentanyl test strips and more. Visit our website for details and locations around Cuyahoga County. https://www.adamhscc.org/resources/finding-help/by-service/harm-reduction

Our first Operation BRIDGE day was a success! This event combines law enforcement and substance use treatment resources in a coordinated effort focusing on the reduction of supply, demand and more. Thanks to the Westshore Enforcement Bureau for inviting us and to Stella Maris Cleveland , Northern Ohio Recovery Association (NORA), the Cleveland Division of Police, and all of our partners for their continued support.

988 is saving lives. Since its creation two years ago, the su***de and crisis hotline has been connecting countless people to help when they need it most. We are proud to fund Cuyahoga County's 988 response unit, operated by FrontLine Service. A recent cleveland.com article provides a look at how the service is performing statewide.

DeWine: ‘988 is saving lives’ as 2-year-old mental health hotline takes over 14K calls, texts, chats a month It comes at a time when American adults and youth have emerged from the pandemic with worse mental health than before.

Here are helpful things to keep in mind when spreading mental health awareness this month. Everyone's situation is different and it's important to remember these factors when supporting someone.

Mark your calendars for August 31.

Last year, almost 5,000 Ohioans died from accidental overdoses. This August 31st, Northeast Ohio is coming together to honor those we’ve lost and to recognize family and friends who have been left behind. Please join us in Public Square for Waves of Awareness.

For more information and to download a photo of your loved one, which will be included in the Memorial Video, please visit: stellamariscleveland/woa



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A recent report from Policy Matters Ohio reaffirms that those who are more likely to use Cleveland's new crisis response program want first responders to be respectful and empathetic. These reports offer us more data to consider as we work towards building our own Care Response program. Read more from Signal Cleveland.

Report: Clevelanders want respect, empathy from first responders Policy Matters asked people in underrepresented communities to rate and describe their interactions with first responders.

Do you know what to do if you or a loved one are having a mental health crisis? While many people may know 988 is the su***de hotline, it’s also a number to call when you need any mental health or substance use support. Read Signal Cleveland's article explaining more.

Here's what to do if a loved one is having a mental health crisis If a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis, people can call 988 or 911, depending on the severity of the situation.

Storytelling is one of the most effective ways to fight mental health stigma in BIPOC communities. When people who live with a mental health condition share their stories, it can help others feel less alone and reduce shame. Speaking with family, friends or even a professional can make a world of difference Mental Health America

Sign up for our monthly Recovery in Action Newsletter to keep up with the ADAMHS Board and our community involvement. https://bit.ly/3xTNX17

: the June 2024 edition of the Recovery in Action Newsletter is now available! https://conta.cc/4euMdvX

The ADAMHS Board will be closed in observance of Independence Day. Call, text or chat with 988 and get access to trained counselors.

The COPN app allows someone who uses substances to never use alone.

July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental health stigma is an unfortunate reality for many. Destigmatize minority mental health and remember, it's always a good time to work on your mental health. Take a free screening on our website here https://bit.ly/3PDtwLK

Today, join the ADAMHS Board and others at State Representative Darnell T. Brewer's Health Resource Fair!

At yesterday's General Board Meeting, The ADAMHS Board appointed two new Board Members and reappointed two others. Kathryn Y. Parks and Molly Wimbiscus, MD, were both sworn in, while Ashwani Bhardwaj and Steve Killpack, MS, were reappointed by OhioMHAS. Among other endeavors, Ms. Parks is the Operations and Programs Manager at Step by Step Family Services and Dr. Wimbiscus has been a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist at Cleveland Clinic since 2011.

Let's shine a light on the courage and resilience of those affected by PTSD. Not just today, but every day. Visit our website for more information https://bit.ly/4cCxoFS

We are thrilled to partner with NAMI Greater Cleveland for the annual Hope N Mic event on June 29th! Join us from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Wade Oval in Cleveland’s University Circle neighborhood for an inspiring day of live performances, local resources, and creative celebration. Don’t forget to visit our table! Register here: https://bit.ly/3V5Vh1i

One week remains! Submit your Roads to Recovery '24 Conference proposal by 5:00 p.m. on June 30. Visit the webpage to get more details and we'll see you on October 21. https://bit.ly/3T9K7HO

We recognize that LGBTQ+ people are at higher risk of PTSD compared with their cisgender/heterosexual peers. While more research is needed, ensuring treatments are patient-centered and inclusive of the causes of these common and varied experiences among LGBTQ+ people is very important. If you're looking for agencies providing LGBTQ+-specific services, head to our website for more information: https://bit.ly/3VkwFSG

The ADAMHS Board will be closed in observance of Juneteenth. Call, text or chat with 988 and get access to trained counselors.

A gentle reminder on this beautiful Monday afternoon. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️❤️🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵💜

Remember: know your risk and set limits! Let's shine a light on the importance of recognizing and addressing problem gambling. Spread awareness and support those in need! Visit adamhscc.org/gambling for more information.

The ADAMHS Board will have a resource table at the 3rd Annual University Heights Juneteenth Celebration on Sunday, June 16. Stop by and say hello!

Our Care Response Community Engagement Report is available for viewing. Follow this link to read it, as well as the key features of the Care Response program: https://www.adamhscc.org/about-us/current-initiatives/care-response #!/

One of our providers, Life Exchange Center, is hosting a Pre-Juneteenth Celebration on June 18. The event features live music, dance performances, guest speakers, and interactive workshops that explore the significance of Juneteenth and its impact on the African American community. Please call (216) 752-1269 to RSVP by Friday, June 15.