Digital UMADAOP Lucas County Booklet

PROGRAMS & SERVICES SERVICES DIRECTORY

PREVENTION PROGRAMS:

The Vital Role of Prevention

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CHOOSE LIFE Suicide Prevention Project The Think Act & Live, One Pill Can Kill Campaign

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Sound The Alarm! 14. 16. Prevention Programs Overview:

• Opiate and Heroin Initiative • Safe Neighborhoods Project • After School and Summer Youth Programs • Black Youth and Young Adult Suicide • Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Project • Ageless & Active Project for Older Adults • Spread the Love Program • Black Church Alliance for Healthy Communities

CONTACT: call: 419-255-4444 loacted at: 2447 NEBRASKA AVE, TOLEDO, OH 43607

TREATMENT PROGRAMS:

Empowering Wellness:

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• Intensive Outpatient • Outpatient • Case Management • SOAR Women’s Program • Medication Assisted Treatment

Mental Health Wellness:

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• Behavioral Healthcare for Adults & Adolescents • Counseling • Family Support and Case Management Services

RE-ENTRY PROGRAM:

Circle For Recovery of Ohio

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John L Edwards Sr - CEO/Executive Director Margaret Levesque - Executive Assistant Dr. Carol Parker, MSN,PMHNP-BC, APRN, FNP-C- Medical Director Emily Boston, LISW-S, LICDC-CS- Clinical Director EXECUTIVE STAFF:

UMADAOP Lucas County: Our History, Vision, Mission & Purpose

S ince its establishment in 1980, UMADAOP Lucas County has stood as a beacon of healing in the community, offering premier Behavioral Healthcare Services. With a resolute dedication to prevention as a necessity rather than an option, UMADAOP Lucas County has been at the forefront of fostering health and wellness for over four decades.

UMADAOP including UMADAOP Lucas County, are rooted in the visionary leadership of former Cincinnati State Representative William L. Mallory, Sr., who established the original seven Ohio UMADAOP organizations, catalyzing empowerment and change within minority communities. Mallory’s legislative impact reshaped Ohio’s social and economic landscape through over 600 pieces of sponsored legislation, notably founding the Urban Minority Alcohol Drug Outreach Program. His commitment to positive transformation extended to urban development projects and rehabilitation initiatives, reflecting a legacy of service that continues through his family’s civic contributions across various fields. UMADAOP Lucas County honors Mallory’s vision by addressing substance abuse challenges and supporting minority communities, embodying his dedication to community wellness and empowerment. organizations,

Our Founder William L. Mallory, Sr.

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At UMADAOP Lucas County, the belief that treatment is not only effective but truly life-saving forms the cornerstone of their mission. In the face of the harrowing opioid crisis claiming over 100,000 lives annually, UMADAOP Lucas County remains steadfast in its conviction that prevention can transform lives. This crisis, surpassing fatalities from traffic accidents and firearms, underscores the urgent need for collective action to address this dire public health issue. Drawing parallels to past public health crises like the AIDS epidemic, UMADAOP Lucas County emphasizes the power of unity in overcoming seemingly insurmountable challenges. Just as we conquered the AIDS crisis through collaboration, UMADAOP Lucas County believes that together, we can triumph over the opioid epidemic. Our Mission : UMADAOP Lucas County's mission revolves around providing prevention and treatment services for substance use disorders and mental health issues. They offer recovery support and re-entry services aimed at promoting health, safety, wellness, and productive lifestyles for children, families, and communities. Our Vision: UMADAOP Lucas County envisions communities where abstinence from alcohol and illicit drug use is normalized and where individuals understand that substance use disorders are preventable and treatable behavioral issues.

UMADAOP Lucas County adopts a holistic, recovery-oriented approach that addresses the physiological, psychological, socio-cultural, and spiritual aspects of substance use disorders. Recognizing the health inequities prevalent in lower-income minority communities, UMADAOP Lucas County strives to provide compassionate, individualized treatment plans to combat addiction, mental health issues, and related challenges. Evidence-Based Care: Through their Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care framework, UMADAOP Lucas County delivers person- centered, self-directed services designed to empower clients on their path to recovery from substance abuse. By offering tailored programs within a supportive environment, UMADAOP Lucas County aims to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those they serve.

Our Purpose: Rooted in community-based prevention and behavioral health treatment,

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PREVENTION PROGRAMS:

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Prevention: The Vital Role of Empowering the Future with UMADAOP Lucas County

UMADAOP Lucas County Prevention Strategies UMADAOP Lucas County has a 44-year history, and currently provides a broad range of culturally relevant, evidence-based, collaborated, and customized prevention services for the at-risk youth, adults and families that reside in numerous zip codes throughout Lucas County.

According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), prevention education is “delivered prior to the onset of a (mental-health or substance- use) disorder, to prevent or reduce the risk of developing a behavioral health problem, such as underage alcohol use, prescription drug misuse and abuse, and illicit drug use.” UMADAOP Lucas County prevention programs are age appropriate for youth, adults, and families. The organization also provides numerous, population- based prevention programs that are designed to reach the general public. The agency utilizes effective, specialized,

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adaptive, and promising programs that have been recommended by SAMHSA’s National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP). All UMADAOP Lucas County prevention programs utilize curricula that involve all or some of the six CSAP prevention strategies. The strategies are: information dissemination, education, community-based process, alternatives, environmental, and problem, identification, and referral (PIR).

Prevention programming is also provided to address fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD), opiate-related drug overdoses, suicide education and prevention, trauma, and violence.

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U MADAOP Lucas County is deeply committed to the well-being of its community members, especially when it comes to addressing substance abuse risks among youth. With a focus on proactive prevention initiatives, UMADAOP has launched the "One Pill Can Kill" campaign, aimed at raising awareness and providing essential education to combat the dangers associated with substance abuse. The campaign’s message is simple yet powerful: a single pill, often perceived as harmless, can have lethal implications. This straightforward yet impactful statement serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers lurking within seemingly innocuous substances. Our goal is to instill a sense of caution and vigilance, urging individuals to critically assess the potential risks associated with substance use, particularly in the context of easily accessible pills. The O ne Pill Can Kill Campaign at

Through this campaign, we aim to dismantle misconceptions surrounding drug use, especially among youth. By providing comprehensive education and resources, we endeavor to equip individuals with the knowledge and tools necessary to resist peer pressure, make informed choices, and ultimately safeguard their well-being. The campaign’s multifaceted approach leverages educational initiatives, community outreach efforts, and engagement strategies to effectively disseminate its crucial message.

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Central to the success of the campaign is our dedication to fostering open conversations about substance abuse and its associated risks. By creating a safe space for dialogue, we encourage individuals to share their experiences, concerns, and questions, thereby promoting a culture of transparency and support. Through this open discourse, we endeavor to break down the barriers that often inhibit discussions about substance abuse, thereby cultivating a community environment that is conducive to learning and mutual support. In essence, the campaign represents our dedication to promoting awareness, education, and community engagement in the fight against substance abuse. By illuminating the inherent dangers of seemingly harmless pills and providing essential education, we endeavor to fortify the community with the knowledge and tools necessary to combat substance abuse effectively. Through collaborative partnerships, open dialogue, and comprehensive educational initiatives, we remain resolute in our mission to safeguard the well-being of the community and empower individuals to make informed, life-affirming choices. Ultimately, the campaign stands as a poignant testament to our ongoing commitment to nurturing a community that is equipped with

the awareness and resilience necessary to confront the challenges posed by substance abuse. As the organization continues to champion its vital educational efforts, the impact of the campaign reverberates throughout the community, heralding a future in which substance abuse risks are met with understanding, support, and proactive solutions.

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CHOOSE LIFE Suicide Prevention Project

U MADAOP Lucas County's Choose Life Suicide Prevention Project stands as a powerful tool, specifically tailored to address the unique needs of Black youth and young adults. The core mission of this initiative is to cultivate a nurturing and supportive environment that fosters hope, resilience, and understanding, echoing the powerful message that life is unquestionably better with you present. Central to the project's ethos is the unwavering commitment to educate and engage with faith- based and community members, ensuring they possess the knowledge and resources necessary to effectively intervene and provide crucial support.

Rooted in evidence-based practices and a firm belief in the influence of community, Choose Life embodies a proactive approach to suicide prevention. Through vital platforms like the 988 Suicide Crisis Lifeline and the Life Is Better With You Here campaign, UMADAOP Lucas County endeavors to diminish suicide attempts and completions, offering not just a glimmer of hope but a tangible path towards healing. Choose Life transcends being a mere campaign; it represents a movement towards embracing health, wellness, and prevention as indispensable instruments in combating the behavioral health crises that grip our communities, including the pervasive opioid epidemic.

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Within the vision of UMADAOP Lucas County lies a profound commitment to creating communities where every individual feels valued, understood, and supported. Choose Life serves as a heartfelt pledge to Black youth and young adults, assuring them that UMADAOP is steadfastly present, ready to furnish the guidance, resources, and care necessary for them to choose life each day. Through empathy, education, and active intervention, UMADAOP Lucas County champions suicide prevention efforts, advocating for a future where every life is treasured, every voice is heard, and every heart is uplifted.

“CHOOSE LIFE.”

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SAo ul anrdmt!h e A t UMADAOP Lucas County, we recognize the challenges life presents, but we firmly believe that no one should face them alone. Our dedication to suicide prevention is unwavering, and our goal is to offer resources and support that are specifically tailored to address your individual needs. The issue of suicide is a significant public health concern, impacting individuals, families, and communities profoundly. Suicide prevention aims to mitigate risk factors while bolstering resilience to combat this complex societal challenge effectively. Suicide's far-reaching consequences underscore the urgency of prevention efforts. From personal vulnerabilities to external pressures, the factors contributing to suicidal behavior are multifaceted, necessitating a comprehensive approach to address them and safeguard community well-being. UMADAOP Lucas County plays a vital role in navigating this intricate landscape by acknowledging and confronting these challenges head-on. Through a spectrum of services, we strive to diminish risk factors like social isolation and stigma associated with seeking help, all while enhancing protective elements such as access to mental health resources and nurturing resilience. Standing Strong with UMADAOP Lucas County's Initiative

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Our strategy is multifaceted, encompassing not only the provision of direct mental health services but also a commitment to raising community awareness, fostering education, and building connections that are pivotal in creating a supportive and empathetic environment. Through these proactive measures, UMADAOP Lucas County endeavors to combat the alarming prevalence of suicide, empowering individuals and strengthening the fabric of our communities. UMADAOP Lucas County's "Sound the Alarm" initiative stands as for hope and support, signaling our unwavering commitment to suicide prevention and mental health advocacy. Together, we can amplify awareness, provide assistance, and forge bonds that will help us navigate life's challenges with strength and resilience, ensuring that no one ever has to struggle alone.

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PREVENTION PROGRAMS Sound the Alarm: This program was created to help prevent suicide attempts and completions among adults 25 years of age and older. The program works closely with African American churches as a program strategy to help reach the target population.

T he Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Program of Lucas County (UMADAOP Lucas County) is funded by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services as an organization that provides prevention, outpatient treatment for substance use and mental health disorders, reentry services for returning citizens, recovery support services, and family reunification supports. The following programs are funded by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services and the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Lucas County. Opiate and Heroin Initiative: This program provides opiate education and prevention services for all Lucas County residents. The program delivers a wide array of informational and educational services utilizing mass media, literature distribution, and organized campaign events. Safe Neighborhoods Project: This project was created to help enhance school achievement to prevent educational underachievement and violence among youth. This initiative is a targeted population-based, community-level intervention project. It has been implemented to engage youth, parents, and residents that reside in high- risk neighborhoods to become engaged and mobilized to support safety practices and lifestyles to avoid becoming victims and perpetrators of violence.

Think, Act, and Live…One Pill Can Kill: UMADAOP Lucas County serves as the fiduciary and lead agency for the 11 Ohio UMADAOP organizations that have been awarded funding for this initiative. This campaign designs and implements mass media marketing products to help address the opioid overdose crisis in Ohio. Black Youth and Young Adult Suicide: The Choose Life Suicide Prevention Project is funded by Ohio’s Black Youth and Young Adult Suicide Prevention Initiative to help prevent suicide among Black youth and young adults in the state of Ohio. UMADAOP Lucas County serves as the fiduciary organization for this project and has partnered with the Akron, Cleveland, Lorain, and Dayton UMADAOPs to address to provide curriculum-based suicide prevention trainings and information dissemination and educational materials for the project.

disruptive behaviors in schools and workplaces. The campaign deploys its messaging though branded clothing, posters, radio and TV and podcasts, spoken word presentations for youth and young adults, youth-led mini campaigns, and a community-wide Spread the Love Festival. Black Church Alliance for Healthy Communities: The Black Church Alliance for Healthy Communities was formed to help create a faith-based coalition to help address the numerous disparities that exist within the communities served by UMADAOP Lucas County. The coalition provides educational trainings for congregation members, literature displays, health fairs, symposiums, townhall meetings, youth events, and participation in special campaigns. PREVENTION PROGRAMS

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Program (FASD): UMADAOP Lucas County provides a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder education and awareness campaign aimed at reducing FASD among expectant mothers in Lucas County. This program provides education and information about the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, complications, and prevention of FASDs through information dissemination, trainings, social media, health fairs, community forums, and presentations at local health clinics. Ageless and Active Project for Older Adults: This project is an initiative designed to provide weekly activities for older adults. The project offers vital information regarding health, wellness, and mindfulness activities for participants. The activities include weekly luncheons, physical exercise activities, health and wellness presentations, safety seminars, scavenger hunts, fun-filled discussions, and curriculum guided trainings. After School and Summer Youth Academies: The After School and Summer Youth Academies are provided to youth ages 10-15 during the after school and summer vacation periods. These programs are designed as social emotional learning (SEL) activities to help youth develop skills and awareness to manage their emotions, make responsible decisions, and establish and maintain positive relationships. The academies also are geared to help youth to increase their perception of harm regarding the use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. The youth engage in a wide variety of activities that include educational sessions, field trips, recreational activities, and character-building activities. Spread the Love Program: The Spread the Love campaign was created to encourage community members of all ages to help communities to become more peaceful and safer. This campaign promotes a positive message that is aimed toward reducing violence, conflict, rage, and anger-filled

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LIFE IS BETTER WITH YOU HERE.

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Call or Text If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis.

TREATMENT PROGRAMS: • Intensive Outpatient • Outpatient • Counseling • Case Management • Family Support and Case Management Services • SOAR Women’s Program • Medication Assisted Treatment • Behavioral Healthcare for Adults & Adolescents

TREATMENT PROGRAMS

U MADAOP Lucas County is at the forefront of promoting holistic well-being through a range of comprehensive behavioral health programs for adults and adolescents, designed to enhance self-sufficiency and foster resilience in the individuals they serve. UMADAOP Lucas County offer services that address substance use and mental health disorders. From intensive outpatient and outpatient treatment to case management/services coordination, UMADAOP Lucas County's initiatives prioritize individualized care and culturally sensitive services to support clients on their journey towards wellness. Intensive outpatient treatment programs (IOP) within UMADAOP Lucas County are designed as distinct and culturally competent services that cater to the specific needs of program participants. These programs consist of a structured series of individual and group counseling sessions aligned with individualized plans, emphasizing the importance of culturally and linguistically appropriate care in promoting positive outcomes. By providing intensive support in an outpatient setting, UMADAOP Lucas County enables clients to access evidence-based treatment while maintaining flexibility in their daily lives. Empowering Wellness: Intensive Outpatient, Outpatient, Case Management and SOAR Women’s Program

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UMADAOP Lucas County's outpatient treatment (OP) offerings encompass a spectrum of culturally responsive services, including individual, group, and family counseling, as well as educational resources focused on wellness, recovery, and resiliency. By delivering comprehensive care that addresses the multifaceted needs of clients, UMADAOP Lucas County empowers individuals to embark on a path towards recovery and personal growth. Case management/services coordination programs offered by UMADAOP Lucas County are instrumental in providing goal- oriented and personalized support tailored to the unique needs of each individual. Through assessments, planning, linkage, advocacy, coordination, and monitoring activities, these programs aim to empower clients to achieve greater self-sufficiency and independence. By offering a holistic approach to care, UMADAOP Lucas County ensures that individuals receive the necessary resources and guidance to navigate challenges effectively. Through a commitment to person- centered care and evidence-based practices, UMADAOP Lucas County stands as a beacon of support for individuals seeking behavioral health services. By prioritizing individualized care, cultural competence, and community engagement.

Women’s Program

SOAR Women’s Program: UMADAOP Lucas County has provided gender-specific, prevention and outpatient treatment services for women that need treatment for substance use and/or mental health disorders for more than 40 years. The program offers individual and group counseling, case management services, family reunification, and recovery support. The services are provided in person and through telehealth.

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Mental Health Wellness: Behavioral Healthcare for Adults & Adolescents, Counseling & Family Support and Case Management Services

E mbark on a journey towards wellness with UMADAOP Lucas County's Behavioral Healthcare Services. At UMADAOP, we are dedicated to delivering a comprehensive and holistic approach to care tailored to meet your individual needs. Our team of seasoned professionals is steadfast in providing evidence-based, person-centered services that aim to cultivate resilience, fortitude, and recovery. We firmly believe in the capacity for healing and personal growth, and we stand ready to walk beside you on this path to wellness. Let's navigate this journey together. Step into the realm of Counseling and Support Services at UMADAOP Lucas County, where your unique journey takes center stage. Our mission revolves around empowering you on your quest for recovery and well-being. With a team of empathetic counselors by your side, we offer personalized guidance, unwavering support, and the essential tools needed to conquer obstacles along the way. We place profound trust in the power of caring and human connection, ensuring that our support services serve as a beacon of reassurance, reminding you that you are never alone. Together, we can construct a brighter, healthier future. At UMADAOP, we recognize that seeking help is a courageous step towards self-improvement. Through our Counseling and Support Services, we create a safe and nurturing environment where individuals can explore their inner strengths, confront challenges, and embark on a journey of self- discovery. Our counselors are not just professionals; they are compassionate allies committed to walking alongside you through every twist and turn on your path to wellness.

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By fostering a culture of empathy, understanding, and respect, UMADAOP Lucas County ensures that each person receives the personalized care and attention they deserve. Whether you are facing mental health struggles, substance use disorders, or simply seeking guidance on life's complexities, our Counseling and Support Services are here to uplift and inspire you and your family members, and empower you to embrace a life filled with meaning, purpose, and vitality. Together, let's navigate towards a future brimming with possibilities and renewed hope.

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RE-ENTRY PROGRAM: • Circle For Recovery

RE-ENTRY PROGRAM

For Recovery of Ohio

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U MADAOP Lucas County stands at the forefront of holistic community support with its founding of the Circle for Recovery reentry program in 1993. Focused on aiding adult males returning to society, this initiative addresses critical needs by offering comprehensive services for substance use and mental health disorders. The Circle for Recovery program at UMADAOP Lucas County serves with a foundation of hope for individuals seeking a fresh start post-incarceration. By providing a range of essential services, this program plays a vital role in facilitating successful reintegration into society. From individual and group counseling to case management services, job search assistance, housing guidance, child support navigation, and educational support, UMADAOP Lucas County's dedication to comprehensive care is evident in every aspect of the Circle for Recovery program. Central to the success of the Circle for Recovery program is its commitment to personalized care. Understanding that each individual's journey is unique, UMADAOP Lucas County tailors its services to meet the specific needs of each participant. By fostering a supportive and inclusive environment, the program cultivates a sense of belonging and empowerment among those it serves.

The impact of the Circle for Recovery program extends far beyond immediate assistance. By providing pre/post re-entry services to address substance use and mental health disorders. The goal of the program is to help returning citizens avoid substance misuse, criminal activity and recidivism. UMADAOP Lucas County contributes to the overall well-being of the community. Through education, counseling, and practical support, participants are equipped with the tools necessary to lead fulfilling and productive lives. As a cornerstone of UMADAOP Lucas County's initiatives, the Circle for Recovery program embodies the organization's core values of compassion, integrity, and innovation. By advocating for the holistic well-being of returning citizens, UMADAOP Lucas County continues to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and the broader community. It stands as a testament to the power of dedicated support and comprehensive care. Through its unwavering commitment to empowering reentry and promoting healing, UMADAOP Lucas County sets a standard of excellence in community service and rehabilitation.

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The Impact of CARF Accreditation on UMADAOP Lucas County

U MADAOP Lucas County, a stalwart in providing essential support and resources to the residents of Toledo, Ohio, and Lucas County, is CARF accredited. The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities accreditation holds immense significance for UMADAOP Lucas County, signaling its

Attaining CARF accreditation positions us as a distinguishable leader in its field, setting it apart as an organization that adheres to the highest standards of care and professionalism. This distinction instills confidence in the

community it serves, while also opening doors to collaborative opportunities and partnerships, thereby amplifying its impact and reach.

commitment to upholding internationally-recognized standards of quality in its programs and services. The CARF accreditation involves a comprehensive review process designed to evaluate service providers in the health and human

services sector to ensure their compliance with rigorous international standards of quality. This validation not only demonstrates an organization's dedication to excellence but also serves as a catalyst for continuous improvement and accountability.

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NALOXONE VENDING MACHINE

How To Use:

The Signs of a Pain Pill Overdose: • FACE is clammy to touch and has lost color. Difficulty speaking. • BODY is limp. Fingernails or lips have a blue or purple tinge. • SLEEP is deep and cannot be woken. • BREATHING is slow or has stopped. • HEARTBEAT is slow or has stopped. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY CALL 911 • Locate Free Vending Machine • Read Instructions • Retrieve Naloxone • Prepare the Nasal Spray • Position the Person On Back • Administer the Nasal Spray: Insert the tip of the nasal spray into one nostril until your fingers touch the bottom of the person’s nose. Press the plunger firmly to release the spray. Repeat the process in the other nostril if a second dose is required.

THINK,ACT&LIVE ONE PILL CAN KILL

CONTACT LUCAS COUNTY: 419-255-4444 2447 NEBRASKA AVE TOLEDO, OH 43607

In an Emergency Call: 911 Crisis Text Line: text “4Hope” to “741741”

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