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Wood County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board

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Wood County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board

The WCADAMHS Board's behavioral healthcare partners help people to live healthier, happier lives!

08/11/2025

🎒🍬 Get ready to craft some fun - we're heading to the Wood County Educational Service Center's Back-To-School Trunk-or-Treat!

Join us on August 12 from 4–7 p.m. at St. Mark's Lutheran Church (Bowling Green) for an evening of treats, school spirit, and we'll have a Minecraft-inspired surprise!

Our trunk will be loaded with goodies that are sure to boost your inventory before school starts!

08/04/2025

Overdose Awareness Day is coming up on August 31 - a time to remember those we’ve lost and shine a light on hope, healing, and prevention. All month long, we’ll be sharing information about this important awareness day.

Let’s start by understanding the issue - together. 👉 Learn more: wcadamh.org/harmreduction

07/27/2025

⛏️🎡 It’s the first day of the Wood County Fair - and we’re ready to mine some fun! 🎉

You can find us under the grandstands ALL WEEK LONG! Some days we’ll even be teaming up with our amazing community partners to co-manage our booth - it’s a real multiplayer experience!

Stop by, say hi, and see what health + wellness power-ups we have in store! 💚💎

07/22/2025

🎒✨Our inventory is officially packed and we’re ready to head to the fair!

From pixel-perfect goodies to wellness tools and helpful info, our booth is loaded with items designed to support your mental health - Minecraft-style. 🧠💚

Plus, some of our favorite partners are joining us to bring even more resources, fun, and support to the table. 👾

You won’t want to miss what we’ve got in store.
Stop by, say hi, and grab a few things to boost your real-life wellness bar! The fair begins THIS Sunday!

07/17/2025

📚 Have you seen our resource guides?

Whether you're looking for support with su***de prevention, substance use recovery, general resources in Wood County, or services tailored for BIPOC communities - we’ve got you covered. With even more on the way!

July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize the importance of culturally relevant care. Our BIPOC resource guide helps connect individuals with support that reflects their lived experience.💚

07/15/2025

✨We’re brewing up something healing...

Our inventory is filling with goodies to boost your mental wellness stats IRL! 🧠💖
From stress-relief tools to positivity potions, we’ve got just the right items to help you recharge at the Wood County Fair.

💬 What do YOU think our mental health “power-ups” will be? Hint: You’ll want to grab them before they disappear!

07/10/2025

July is Bebe Moore Campbell Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and today we’re highlighting the power of community.

We’re taking a page from and recognizing that healing happens when communities come together - through support, connection, and shared understanding. 💚

When we show up for each other, we help build a world where everyone can thrive and be the best versions of themselves possible.

07/08/2025

We mob-solutely have something special planned…

Some familiar blocky silhouettes are starting to appear - but these aren’t your average mobs! They’re friendly, fun, and ready to help us talk about mental health in creative ways. 💬💚

Can you guess who’s coming with us to the Wood County Fair?
🧠✨ A hint: they’re all about calm, kindness, and crushing stigma - one block at a time.

07/04/2025

🎆 Fireworks, cookouts, and… mental health? You bet!

This Fourth of July, don’t forget to take care of you. Whether that means enjoying the sunshine, finding a quiet moment away from the crowd, or checking in with someone you care about - your well-being matters. ❤️💙

Have a safe and happy holiday weekend from all of us at the WCADAMHS Board!

Need a little support this summer? We’ve got resources at 👉 wcadamh.org/findhelp

07/03/2025

July, Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, is a time to recognize the diverse mental health journeys of BIPOC communities. This July, we’re honoring the voices, resilience, and healing of BIPOC individuals while advocating for equity in mental health care. 💚

07/01/2025

🟩🪓 Something’s crafting… can you guess what it is? 🧱✨

We’re getting ready for the Wood County Fair, and our theme this year is BLOCKS above the rest! Each week, we’ll drop a new clue - so put on your thinking helmet and get ready to mine for answers. 💡🎮

06/30/2025

24/7 behavioral health crisis services will continue to be available thanks to the ongoing partnership between the WCADAMHS Board and Unison Health. If you or someone you know needs immediate support, help is here - and it's not going anywhere!

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Bowling Green, OH

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+14193528475

Website

https://www.wcadamh.org/

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WELCOME TO WOOD COUNTY ADAMHS

The primary role of the Wood County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board (WCADAMHS Board) is to plan, fund and monitor services for people with serious and persistent mental illness and alcohol and other drug addictions throughout the county. To keep the public well informed of the Board’s role in the community mental health and addiction recovery system, we share vital reports, links, that convey responsibilities, strategies, and financial accounting of programs offered by our contract providers.

The Wood County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Board and its member agencies are committed to providing the community with the highest quality of care. Most services offered are partially supported by Wood County levy funds and are accessible to all residents. Some services are provided, without cost, while others have a fee based on ability to pay.