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Addiction & Mental Health Resources for Wooster, Wayne & Holmes County

OneEighty is the primary provider of addiction, mental health, and crisis services in the Greater Wooster area and across Wayne and Holmes Counties. As the primary resource for local residents, this guide connects you to evidence-based addiction treatment, local support groups, and emergency crisis intervention.

Immediate Help Is Available

  • 24/7 Substance Use Crisis: 330-466-0678
  • 24/7 Recovery Assistance (Peer Support): 330-464-1423
  • National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988
  • Ohio CareLine: Text “4HOPE” to 741-741

Addiction Education & Learning Resources

These pages provide foundational, evidence-based information about addiction and recovery. They are designed to serve individuals, families, students, and community members seeking reliable education.

Foundational Guides

Wayne County Community Resources (Wooster & Surrounding)

Recovery often requires more than clinical treatment. Below are key community partners near you that support health, stability, and long-term recovery in and around the Wooster area.

Public Health & Harm Reduction

Wayne County Health Department
Project DAWN (Naloxone/Narcan Distribution)
Phone: 330-264-9590
Address: 241 S. Walnut St., Wooster, OH 44691

Holmes County General Health District
Project DAWN (Free Naloxone/Narcan Kits)
Phone: 330-674-5035
Address: 2600 Glen Drive, Millersburg, OH

Emergency & Medical Care

Wooster Community Hospital (WCH)
Emergency stabilization and medical care
Location: 1761 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH

Pomerene Hospital
Emergency services and medical stabilization
Phone: 330-674-1015
Location: Millersburg, OH

Orrville Aultman Hospital
25-bed critical access facility.
Phone: 330-682-3010
Address: 832 South Main Street, Orrville, OH 44667

Viola Startzman Clinic
Affordable and Accessible Primary Care, Dental Care, and Mental Health Services
Phone: 330-262-2500
Address: 1739 Cleveland Road, Wooster, OH 44691

Mental Health & System Coordination

Mental Health & Recovery Board of Wayne & Holmes Counties
System oversight and funding coordination
Phone: 330-674-5772

NAMI Wayne & Holmes Counties
Mental health education, advocacy, and family support
Phone: 330-264-1590

State & National Resources

These organizations provide trusted information and additional support beyond Wayne and Holmes County.

Resources for Families

Addiction affects entire families. These resources provide support for loved ones:

Recovery Support & Peer Networks

Community and peer support are key components of recovery.

Search for local recovery meetings near you in Wooster and the surrounding Wayne and Holmes County communities.

Harm Reduction & Overdose Prevention

Harm reduction saves lives and supports long-term recovery.

Resources include:

  • Naloxone distribution programs
  • Safe medication disposal locations
  • Overdose awareness education
  • Fentanyl test strip information

Contact the Wayne County Health Department for updated availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find addiction help in Wayne or Holmes County, Ohio?

Residents of Wayne and Holmes Counties can access 24/7 substance use crisis support by calling 330-466-0678. OneEighty provides an array of services designed to meet individuals wherever they are in their recovery journey and allowing them to transition to reduced levels of support as they build independence over time. OneEighty has primary offices in Wooster and Millersburg. Local medical support is available at Wooster Community Hospital, Aultman Orrville Hospital, and Pomerene Hospital. Wooster Community Hospital Recovery and Addiction Medicine Program (R.A.M.P) is a detox program that helps patients remove all traces of drugs and alcohol from their bodies.

What addiction resources are available in Wooster and Millersburg, Ohio?

Both Wooster and Millersburg offer crisis hotlines, peer recovery support, and naloxone distribution. In Wooster, residents can access residential treatment and outpatient services at OneEighty’s main campus. In Millersburg, community members can find support through the Holmes County General Health District and NAMI Wayne & Holmes Counties. These resources ensure that recovery support is accessible regardless of which county you reside in.

Where can I get free Narcan (naloxone) in Wayne and Holmes County?

Free naloxone (Narcan) kits are available through Project DAWN at the Wayne County Health Department in Wooster (330-264-9590) and the Holmes County General Health District in Millersburg (330-674-5035). OneEighty also provides overdose education and distribution at multiple locations across both counties to ensure rural and city residents have life-saving access.

How do I know if someone may have a substance use disorder?

Common signs of substance use disorder include increased tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, changes in mood or behavior, secrecy, and difficulty stopping use despite negative consequences. Our Addiction 101 guide provides a detailed overview of warning signs, risk factors, and when to seek help.

What should I do in an overdose emergency in the Wooster or Millersburg area?

If an overdose is suspected, call 911 immediately. Whether you are in a rural part of Holmes County or within Wooster city limits, emergency responders are trained to administer naloxone. After medical stabilization at Wooster Community Hospital, Aultman Orrville Hospital, or Pomerene Hospital, contact OneEighty’s 24/7 Peer Support line at 330-464-1423 to connect with long-term recovery resources. OneEighty's 24/7 substance use crisis hotline can assist family and friends with resources if someone they know is experiencing or has had an overdose emergency: 330-466-0678

Are there recovery support groups near me in Wayne and Holmes Counties?

Yes. Peer-based recovery groups, including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and SMART Recovery, hold regular meetings in Wooster, Orrville, and Millersburg. Additionally, NAMI Wayne & Holmes Counties offers specialized support groups for families affected by mental health and substance use disorders across the entire region.

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