Provider Network

15 Frederick Avenue
Akron, OH 44310
330-996-7730
  The ADM Crisis Center offers a 24-hour Detox Unit for addiction and detoxification services in the heart of Akron, acts as Central Assessment for ADM services across Summit County, and provides a Drop-In Center.
24-hour Crisis Services: 330-996-7730. Located across from St. Thomas Hospital, the ADM Crisis Center is operated by Oriana House with funding provided by the County of Summit ADM Board. Visit Website

665 W. Market St. - #2D
Akron, OH 44303
330-379-3467

  Akron UMADAOP, Inc. provides substance abuse and violence prevention programs, mentoring/advocacy programs, in-school and after school programs, HIV/AIDS prevention and summer youth prevention programming for Summit County residents throughout their Community and Education Services Department. Their Clinical Services Department provides Alcohol and other drug treatment services, which include assessments, individual and group counseling, intensive outpatient and case management to Summit County residents. The agency also provides re-entry programming to offenders reintegrating into our community from the state prison system, the Teens Resisting Unhealthy Choice Everyday (TRUCE) Program for young women referred through Summit County Juvenile Court; and recovery supports through its affiliation as an Access to Recovery (ATR) provider. Visit Website

460 White Pond Drive, #300
Akron, OH 44320

330-864-1359
 

Alliance for Healthy Youth provides prevention services to schools, agencies that serve youths, and community groups. With an emphasis on helping youths develop knowledge and skills to make decisions and to practice healthy behaviors, Alliance for Healthy Youth conducts curriculum and youth-led programs in school classrooms. 

https://all4youth.org/
 

834 Grant Street
Akron, OH 44320

 Arc Recovery Services provides recovery housing and recovery-related service for those struggling with addiction. Arc Recovery Services offers both men's and women's recovery housing as well as support services, including peer support and spiritual counseling.  https://www.arcrecoveryservices.com/

730 Carroll Street
Akron, OH 44304
330-535-3263

  ASIA’s mission is to empower and advocate for Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders (AAPIs); and to provide AAPIs access to quality culturally, and linguistically appropriate information and services, Visit Website

640 W. Market St.
Akron, OH 44303
330-762-5425
  Blick Center is a free-standing outpatient clinic providing mental health substance abuse services to children, adolescents, adults and older adults. Specialties include older adults with mental health and or substance abuse issues and children and adults with developmental, physical, emotional and/or behavioral disabilities.  The principal places of business are 640, 682 and 2641 W. Market Street.  Primary responsibilities within the ADM system include treatment (behavioral health and CPST), partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient program, peer recovery services, pharmacological management, occupational therapy, consultation services and residential services.  The Center uses ADM Board funds to serve individuals with mental health, substance abuse and disability needs who have limited resources for treatment. Visit Website

812 Biruta St.
Akron, OH 44307
330-762-2961
  Catholic Charities Community Services of Summit County addresses the societal needs of children & families, persons with disabilities, older adults, and the poor. Our broad spectrum of services help people grow and thrive in their youth, all the way through the late stages of life. We help keep the hungry fed and the developmentally disabled as functioning members of society. We counsel families and individuals and assist the growing Hispanic population in Summit County. Visit Website

18 North Forge Street
Akron, OH 44304
330-794-4254
  Child Guidance & Family Solutions provides a safe, caring & supportive environment to help children or teens overcome the challenges they face and to help strengthen the family in the process. As a medical sub-specialty practice, CG&FS professional staff includes child psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, counselors, nurse practitioners, and social workers to ensure that a full spectrum of services are available to wrap-around the child and family.

Staff provides services to children within seven public school districts and at over 30 preschools throughout Summit County. We provide services and support with clinicians on-site in pediatric medical facilities, primary care facilities and other community locations to ensure that the child’s health is supported holistically, integrating physical and mental healthcare. We offer crisis services 24-7-365 to ensure that our children and families who find themselves in an emergency have somewhere to turn for help. Visit Website

 320 E. South St.
Akron, OH 44311
330-762-8151 x22
  CHOICES Social Center is a consumer operated service. They provide a recovery-based, consumer-operated social, recreational, educational, advocacy, and recovery center for adults receiving services and/or living in Summit County. It strives to enhance individual growth and recovery by providing diverse opportunities for members to develop healthy life, leisure, social, recreational and work skills. CHOICES offers job readiness classes and hires work ready persons to acquire job skills and experience. Operated by staff and membership, activities and membership governance are managed by a Member Advisory Council. Visit Website

 

 

525 E. Market St.
Akron, OH 44304
330-379-0667
 

169 5th St. SE, Ste. B
Barberton, OH 44203
330-745-9640
 

At Coleman, we are committed to fostering recovery, building independence and changing destinies for individuals, families and businesses in our community. Whether seeking services for crisis management, mental and behavioral health, adult care, employment or another concern, we are here to help you. Visit Website

725 E. Market Street
Akron, OH 44305
330-434-4141
 

Community Health Center provides critical care to those fighting addiction and offers the area’s only program for adolescents (12-18) for safe, medically supervised detox from opiates. Using the treatment plan designed at time of intake, we assist our patients through the recovery process from counseling, medical treatment to housing. The treatment plan becomes the blueprint to our patients’ future success in our programs. Visit Website

150 Cross St.
Akron, OH 44311
330-253-9388
 

Community Support Services (CSS) is a not for profit corporation designed to provide programs and services to the citizens of Summit County eighteen years of age or older who are struggling with severe and persistent mental illnesses.. Services provided by the agency include: diagnostic assessment, pharmacological management including psychiatry, pharmacy and nursing, individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, partial hospitalization, vocational, supportive employment, residential, self-help/peer support, community education, medical services, and homeless outreach and engagement services. Visit Website

53 University Avenue
Akron, OH 44308
330-643-2498
  The Summit County Sheriff's Office's D.A.R.E. program primary focus is to develop the capacities needed to enable students to take charge of their lives with particular emphasis on substance use and abuse. The goals of the curricula, as outlined by the University of Akron's Institute for Health and Social Policy, include but are not limited to:

• Students will understand the many consequences of using alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, methamphetamines and inhalants on their developing brains and bodies, and engaging in violent behavior
• Students will examine and understand their own beliefs toward alcohol, tobacco and other drugs
• Students will develop and use communication and resistance skills
• Students will make positive quality of life decisions about substance use and avoidance of violence

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580 Grant Street
Akron, OH 44311
330-376-9494
  Greenleaf is a non-profit organization that helps strengthens families in our community with managing the challenge of daily living and with personal crises through counseling and other services. Visit Website

3445 South Main Street, P.O. Box 26203
Akron, OH 44319
330-644-4095
 

Since 1970, IBH has helped more than 16,000 people recover from alcohol and drug addiction. Located in Akron, Ohio where Alcoholics Anonymous was founded, IBH offers persons afflicted with alcohol and drug addiction the opportunity to restore hope and gain skills for a lifetime of sobriety.

IBH uses individualized, abstinence-based and holistic processes that include clinical and educational treatment, spiritual care, sober housing, employment, training and transportation. Clients come from all walks of life, cultures, backgrounds and ages and physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual aspects of recovery are addressed. Visit Website

1293 Copley Road
Akron, OH 44320
330-374-1199
  Minority Behavioral Health Group (MBHG) is incorporated as a private non-profit faith-based organization under the name of Akron Community Development Association. MBHG provides primarily school based mental health assessments, behavioral health counseling and therapy and community psychiatric support services.

Additionally, the agency provides educational and preventative services that promote a holistic approach. The goals of these services are to promote individual, family, and community awareness, collaboration, stability and responsibility. The agency consists of psychologists, counselors, community psychiatric supportive treatment providers, and pastors who are committed to providing culturally appropriate, comprehensive services to individuals and families. An Afrocentric based philosophy of treatment and education is utilized to promote wellness in the individual, family, and community. Visit Website

14421 Broadway Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44125-1953
216-662-1880
  North Coast Community Homes (NCCH) develops and maintains safe, comfortable and affordable housing of high quality for individuals with developmental disabilities, mental illness and other disabilities.

Advocacy on behalf of people with disabilities is an ongoing activity of North Coast Community Homes. We continue to build awareness through our publications, web site and special events and we work with federal, county and local governmental agencies to provide safe, comfortable, quality homes at affordable rents. Visit Website

3094 West Market Street, Suite 105
Fairlawn, OH 44333
440-260-2916
  OhioGuidestone is a community solutions organization. We offer a unique blend of behavioral health treatment services, skill building programs and prevention opportunities for children and families. At OhioGuidestone, many of our clients struggle with a lack of education and life skills, and don’t know how to access personal or community resources to help them improve their situations. We not only help resolve problems that already exist, but teach skills to help individuals become self-sufficient, and prevent future obstacles to success. Our services help individuals not only to survive, but thrive. Visit Website

P.O. Box 1501
Akron, OH 44309
330-535-8116
  Founded in 1981, Oriana House is a nationally renowned community corrections and chemical dependency treatment agency. We believe alcoholism and chemical dependency are diseases that require an individual's continuous commitment to recovery over the course of his or her life. Our programming sends individuals on a multi-step journey to rehabilitation through their own admission of a problem, abstinence, avoidance of relapse, and a daily dedication to recovery.

We are also committed to building stronger communities through safe, proven, and effective programming for appropriate offenders. No community can avoid crime or chemical dependency, but community corrections programs can minimize their impact and increase public safety. Our services include treatment, education, employment, and case management which help prepare individuals for a successful reintegration to the community. Visit Website

340 S. Broadway St.
Akron, OH 44308
330-434-1214
 

Founded in 1971, Portage Path has three outpatient locations in Akron, Barberton, and Cuyahoga Falls and a Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES) facility located within the ADM Crisis Center. This facility is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and houses the local Support Hotline. 

Portage Path is certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services to provide its services. Portage Path’s role in the system is to serve as the entry point for all adults in need of public mental health services including emergency services, crisis stabilization, and outpatient care. All of Portage Path’s services and facilities are accredited by the Joint Commission.

More than 10,000 Summit County (Ohio) residents move toward recovery each year through Portage Path's comprehensive array of clinical services. Visit Website

340 S. Broadway St.
Akron, OH 44308
330-434-1214
  Provides 24-hour adult mental health crisis services.

SUPPORT HOTLINE
330-434-9144
888-434-8878 (toll free)

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209 S. High St.
Akron, OH 44308
330-643-2333
  The Psycho-Diagnostic Clinic is a certified forensic center funded by the Office of Forensic Services of the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, the ADM Board and the Summit County General Fund. It serves the Common Pleas Courts (Criminal Division) of Summit and surrounding counties. The Court is the Clinic’s primary client. The clinic also provides evaluation and consultation services to the Municipal Courts of Summit County and the Summit County Domestic Relations Court through funds made available by the ADM Board. The Clinic does not provide treatment.

611 W Market Street
Akron, OH 44303
330-996-4600

Red Oak Behavioral Health offers a trauma-informed approach to its comprehensive mental health services for both children and adults. With a wide array of services, Red Oak Behavioral Health provides counseling and community support; mentoring and prevention; psychiatry; screening and intervention; and training and education services. https://redoakbh.org/

 

32 South Avenue
Akron, OH 44278
330-650-5600
  Shelter Care is a residential treatment program for children between the ages of 6 and 18 who manifest emotional, behavioral, or family adjustment problems. Located in northeastern Ohio, Shelter Care provides a continuum of residential care, from short-term crisis intervention, to intermediate or respite care, as well as long term care in route to independent living.

The short-term care is provided through the Safe Landing Youth Shelters. This program utilizes a professional staff model with qualified persons serving in different capacities on a 24-hour basis. The intermediate and long-term care is provided through a network of respite and shelter homes, housing between 2 to 4 children within a family setting. Visit Website

1100 Graham Road Circle
Stow, OH 44224
330-374-0947
  Summit County Community Partnership’s mission is to facilitate coalitions of community resources in order to prevent alcohol and other drug abuse in Summit County. They use science-based prevention techniques, information, and activities in an attempt to infuse them into every community system.

For the past 25 years, Summit County Community Partnership has worked to bring awareness of substance abuse issues to the forefront with social marketing campaigns, awareness summits and legislative advocacy. Summit County Community Partnership also employs environmental strategies to change the design of neighborhoods to support drug-free lifestyles and to reduce access to alcohol for youth and illegal substances for everyone. Everyone can play a part in creating a healthier, drug-free community. Visit Website

1867 W. Market Street, Suite A
Akron, OH 44313
330-923-4891
  Summit County Public Health (SCPH) is an official tax supported agency, which serves people of all ages in Summit County. 

SCPH provides Project DAWN (Deaths Avoided With Naloxone) Clinics in Summit County and the Summit Safe Syringe Exchange program. Visit Website

37 N. Broadway Street
Akron, OH 44305
330-535-8181
  Summit Psychological Associates, Inc. (SPA) is a private agency founded in 1984. Its mission is to provide the highest quality, cost effective behavioral health care to individuals, couples, families and organizations. They offer general psychiatry services as well as medication assisted opioid treatment and are the primary provider of mental health and psychiatric services in the Summit County Jail.
SPA is CARF accredited in Mental Health Outpatient Treatment for Adults and Adolescents and Case Management/Services Coordination - Mental Health for Adults. SPA is also certified by OhioMHAS in Mental Health, Alcohol and other drug treatment and Community Psychiatric Support Treatment. Visit Website

564 Diagonal Road
Akron, OH 44320
330-253-6689
  Tarry House, Inc., has provided quality mental health services since 1967, operates three facilities and provides 5 programs serving adults with mental illness. Tarry House serves adult men and women residing in Summit County, Ohio, who suffer from severe mental illness. The Tarry House Recovery Home provides 24 supervised residential recovery services that enable mental health consumers to maximize their potential for independent living in the community. Tarry House Respite provides safe, 24 hour supervised short term transitional housing for adults with mental illness. The Belvedere Apartments, opened in 2005, is an 8 unit apartment building to provide permanent supportive housing for adults with mental illness. Community Psychiatric Supportive Services and counseling services are provided to individuals in the community by the Tarry House CPST Team. Visit Website

137 South Main Street, Suite 300
Akron, OH 44308
24-hour Hotline: 330-376-0040
Business Line: 330-376-7022
  info@victimassistanceprogram.org
M-F: 8:00am – 4:00pm (Walk-in Services)

Victim Assistance Program provides 24/7/365 crisis intervention, information, and referrals, to any victim/family of crime or trauma including but not limited to victims of homicide, suicide, overdose, traffic fatality, fire, assault, domestic violence, or natural disaster. Visit Website