Helping to overcome life's

challenges with caring & professional guidance.

By creating an environment that brings hope and improves the quality of life for persons affected by mental illness and substance abuse and promote wellness for all ages through a locally administered and publicly funded system.

We are here to help

From time to time, nearly everyone needs help–whether it is a brief rough spot, a crisis situation or an ongoing need. For more than 45 years our community has benefited from mental health and substance abuse services delivered by highly skilled staff. Our local agencies are Nationally Accredited and committed to providing the highest level of quality services. This website was designed to serve as a “one-stop-shop” to connect you to local services. The information will help you to locate resources on Your Path to Health. If you are unsure how to continue or need more information than what is contained on the website, please call the Hancock County ADAMHS Board at 419-424-1985.
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Promoting wellness for all people

The local ADAMHS Board exists to ensure that residents of Hancock County are able to receive mental health and/or substance abuse services.  As a part of our commitment to this, all residents are able to access the following services irrespective of income:

  • Diagnostic Assessment
  • Consultation/Education/Prevention
  • Crisis Intervention

Treatment services are available on a sliding fee scale. Please do not let financial resources stand in the way of seeking help. For additional information related to benefits, click here to download the Benefit Plan.

 

Calling all 18-25 year olds!!!! If you are between 18-25 years old we need your help!  Please click on this link (https://uceducation.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_07bJuVKShZXTODy) and take our short (less than 5 minutes) survey.  This survey is part of a grant that the Hancock County ADAMHS Board was awarded to combat Opiate and Prescription Drug Addiction.  Please feel free to pass this link on to others who are between 18-25 years old.  If you have any questions please feel free to call the ADAMHS Board Office at 419-424-1985 or email aaltman@bhg.org

 

Mental Health Levy Renewed by Voters
ADAMHS

By RYAN DUNN, staff writer, The Courier Hancock County residents resoundingly approved a renewal levy Tuesday to continue funding the Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services board. By an unofficial tally of 9,801 to 5,210, voters overwhelmingly passed the five-year, 1.3-mill levy. The results are unofficial and include absentee
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Family-to-Family Education Program to Begin
NAMI

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Hancock County Family-to-Family Education Program  National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Hancock County will present a free, twelve-week educational program for families and loved ones with an adult relative who is living with a mental illness.  The illnesses covered are schizophrenia, bipolar
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