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Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Cleveland, OH

Cleveland offers numerous resources for individuals battling or recovering from addiction. Many government programs and nonprofits are devoted to preventing substance abuse.

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Rehab Centers, NA & AA Meetings in Cleveland

The Greater Cleveland area offers numerous rehab centers for people battling drug or alcohol addiction. These facilities provide comprehensive services, including treatment, prevention education and aftercare.

Cuyahoga County also hosts various AA and NA support groups for people in recovery. These 12-step meetings allow residents to give and receive support alongside those in similar situations.

News In Cleveland, OH

Current Drug Trends

Ohio’s Surge in Heroin Use

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12/18/2017

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Opioids Causing Increases in Cocaine-Related Overdose Deaths

Chris Elkins, MA

03/03/2017

Current Drug Trends

Educators in Aurora, Ohio, Hold Panel with Federal Officials to Address Opioid Abuse

Trey Dyer

09/22/2016

Why Choose Rehab in Cleveland?

ENTERTAINMENT

The second largest city in The Buckeye State offers plenty of entertainment options. Visitors can attend a show at the Cleveland Opera Theater, the Cleveland Public Theatre or the Dobama Theatre. Take your family to a sporting event headlined by the Cleveland Indians, the Browns or the NBA champion Cavaliers.

Major Attractions

Cleveland features various educational, fun-filled destinations. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame educates visitors on the evolution of music spanning artists from Elvis Presley to N.W.A. Visitors can explore more than 45,000 artworks at the Cleveland Museum of Art or learn about dinosaurs and Neanderthals at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. The Cleveland Metropolitan Zoo features the largest collection of primate species in North America.

Events and Festivals

Cleveland hosts numerous events and festivals throughout the year. Visitors can observe jet demonstrations and aerobatic performances at the Cleveland National Air Show. Each May, the city hosts the Cleveland Marathon, a Boston Marathon qualifier. Golf enthusiasts can attend the Bridgestone Invitational, held each August at the Firestone Country Club in Akron. Enjoy summer concerts under the stars at the Blossom Festival, held each year at the exquisite Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

Government Initiatives

City and county governments in the Greater Cleveland area implement numerous initiatives to reduce or eliminate substance abuse. These programs raise awareness for addiction, educate the community on the dangers of substance abuse and facilitate residents in recovery.

Greater Cleveland Drug Court

The Greater Cleveland Drug Court offers Cuyahoga County residents treatment in lieu of incarceration. Participants submit to random drug tests, counseling and job training. Upon graduation from the program, their convictions are dismissed. The year-long rehab program is reserved for nonviolent drug abusers who are chemically dependent. More than 1,100 people have completed the program.

Cuyahoga County Opiate Task Force

The Cuyahoga County Opiate Task Force is made up of various initiatives that seek to raise awareness, promote community action and provide education related to drug abuse. Project DAWN is an overdose education and naloxone distribution program. Let’s Face It, an anti-heroin initiative, provides firsthand accounts of the negative effects of the drug. The task force also provides community awareness presentations, prevention strategies and treatment resources related to opioid abuse.

Youth Advocacy and Leadership Coalition

The Youth Advocacy and Leadership Coalition (YALC) is a teen leadership program dedicated to helping youths build lifelong skills and create positive change. A joint effort between the Cuyahoga County Board of Health and the Cuyahoga County Family and Children First Council, YALC spreads awareness about the dangers of self-abuse, suicide and substance abuse. It offers health resources that address alcohol addiction and drug abuse.

Summit County Public Health

Summit County Public Health has helped individuals suffering from addiction for nearly three decades. The department offers numerous counseling services and prevention programs for alcohol, tobacco and other drugs. Its website also offers smoking cessation resources, including the Baby & Me Tobacco Free program, which helps pregnant women quit smoking.

The Cleveland County Public Health Center

The Cleveland County Public Health Center provides substance abuse education and prevention services. Its Community Organization for Drug Abuse Prevention unit aims to educate students on the consequences and effects of drug use. CODAP comprises drug education classes, a student intervention program and a drop box for outdated and unused medications.

Cuyahoga County Rx Drug Drop Box Program

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Department provides more than 42 municipalities across the county with drug drop boxes. The Cuyahoga County Rx Drug Drop Box Program provides a safe and environmentally friendly option for citizens to dispose outdated, unwanted or unused painkillers. The sheriff’s department has collected more than 30,000 pounds of prescription medications since 2013.

Westshore Young Leaders Network

The Westshore Young Leaders Network works to prevent substance abuse while fostering leadership, team building and decision-making skills among teens in Ohio. Headquartered in Cuyahoga County, the organization provides prevention information through community presentations. Its website provides statistics on underage drinking, tips on how to avoid drugs and information on suicide and depression. The program was established by the Westshore Enforcement Bureau in the City of Bay Village.

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College Services

Higher learning institutions in the Greater Cleveland area offer a variety of programs dedicated to reducing substance abuse.

Cleveland State University

Cleveland State University uses numerous avenues to combat substance abuse on campus. The Alcohol and Other Drugs Education program provides students with information and assessments related to drug and alcohol abuse. Its website offers an alcohol consumption assessment, information related to blood alcohol content levels and Go Ask Alice, a Columbia University service that answers drug-related questions. Counseling resources are also available. 

Cuyahoga Community College

Cuyahoga Community College provides students with support services to prevent drug or alcohol abuse on campus. The college’s student counseling and psychological service centers provide confidential counseling and referrals. Its employee assistance programs offer counseling, resources and assessments related to substance abuse. Its website outlines the dangers of numerous drugs, including cocaine, inhalants, stimulants and opioids.

The University of Akron

The University of Akron offers confidential counseling and health services to students battling addiction. The CARE Team (Crisis – Assessment – Referral – Evaluation) provides guidance and assistance to students grappling with substance abuse. The institution provides drug-related information through web announcements, electronic newsletters and informational postings on campus. Its IMPACT Employee Assistance & Work/Life Program gives university employees and their family members access to phone consultation and up to six counseling sessions per year.

John Carroll University

John Carroll University offers AlcoholEdu for College, an online alcohol prevention program designed to help change drinking behaviors. The university also provides students with drug education consultations, group educational presentations and drug and alcohol assessments. Its Streak Responsibly campaign dispels misperceptions surrounding alcohol use, while the Beer and Burritos program offers accurate information about drinking. The institution sends students a birthday card when they turn 21, reminding them to celebrate responsibly.

Case Western Reserve University

Case Western Reserve University provides a variety of services related to substance abuse prevention. A New Beginning and Students Helping Students are self-help groups that assist students affected by addiction. The Prevention and Recovery Services program helps students achieve sobriety through prevention, education and recovery housing. The university also offers online resources, self-assessments and referral services.

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Community Organizations

Numerous nonprofits and support groups in Cleveland are dedicated to ridding the community of drug and alcohol abuse.

Urban Minority Alcoholism Drug Abuse Outreach Programs of Ohio

The Akron branch of the Urban Minority Alcoholism Drug Abuse Outreach Programs of Ohio provides alcohol and drug education. It also offers prevention and treatment services for the African American community using evidence-based techniques. The organization partners with businesses, schools and area agencies to ensure anti-drug resources reach the community. Its purpose is to create healthy, drug-free communities.

Summit County Community Partnership

Summit County Community Partnership is a collection of community resources dedicated to preventing drug and alcohol abuse in Summit County. The organization uses evidence-based prevention approaches, information and activities to accomplish this goal. Its website provides readers with local drug prevention programs, medication disposal locations and online resources that educate people about the dangers of substance abuse.

Robby’s Voice

Robby’s Voice is an organization dedicated to spreading substance abuse awareness and education. The organization arms parents, students and communities with the tools needed to identify and reduce teen drug and alcohol abuse in the Cleveland area. The Robby’s Voice Resource Center educates the community on the dangers of marijuana use, underage drinking statistics and how to address teenage parties. The organization is named after Robby Brandt, a 20-year-old man who succumbed to heroin overdose in 2011.

Holly’s Song of Hope

Holly’s Song of Hope uses education and advocacy to change the stigma surrounding addiction. The nonprofit uses Addiction 101, a one-hour presentation, to inform audiences on the effects addiction has on the brain. Its website includes online resources, overdose statistics and information on nearby 12-step programs and treatment facilities.

Project PANDA

Project PANDA is a prevention, education and outreach program devoted to raising awareness about the dangers of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs. The initiative comprises various camps where children meet friends, listen to motivational speakers and learn about the effects of drug use. At camp, students learn how to handle stress, deal with peer pressure and boost their self-esteem.

Community Awareness and Prevention Association

The Community Awareness and Prevention Association is an organization dedicated to preventing drug and alcohol abuse in the Brecksville-Broadview Heights communities. Founded in 1989, the nonprofit provides a forum for substance abuse awareness, education and prevention. Its representatives participated in the We Are the Majority Youth Rally, which promoted drug-free lifestyles, as well as Operation Medicine Cabinet, a drug take-back program.

Volunteer in Cleveland

You can help reduce substance abuse in the Greater Cleveland area. Numerous organizations seek assistance in their substance abuse prevention efforts.

Boys and Girls Club of Cleveland

Boys and Girls Club of Cleveland provides a safe place for children to have fun and engage with their peers. The nonprofit promotes academic success and healthy lifestyles. SMART Moves is an initiative that teaches children ages 6 to 15 to stay drug free. Adolescents learn resistance, refusal skills and good decision making. The Passport to Manhood program teaches personal responsibility to boys ages 11 to 14 and promotes positive character development.

Mothers Against Drunk Driving

MADD works to prevent drunk driving, drugged driving and underage drinking. You can volunteer at the organization’s Ohio Northeastern Affiliate by answering MADD Help Line calls, setting up events, speaking at schools or serving on a local advisory board. You can also monitor DUI cases. Volunteers can make their own schedules.

United Way of Greater Cleveland

United Way of Greater Cleveland is dedicated to helping children become self-sufficient. The nonprofit organization works with numerous groups that support healthy lifestyles. United Way partners with the Women’s Recovery Center, which helps women overcoming substance abuse, and multiple drug rehab centers in the Greater Cleveland area.

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