Addiction Services Council

02/25/2026

ASC’s Together Tuesday Outreach Program was powered by community again this week 💙

A huge thank you to the many partners who showed up to build snack/resource packs and hygiene kits:

•Addiction Services Council
•Glenwood Behavioral Health
•Potter House Recovery
•DeCoach Recovery Center
•Arista Recovery
•Center for Addiction Treatment
•Hamilton County Quick Response Team
•The Hopeline
•Haven Behavioral Health
•UC Health
•Oxford House
•Lumiere Healing Center
•Woodhaven Treatment Center
•Central Clinic Fairfield
•New Horizons Recovery Center
•Ohio Community Health
•Hamilton County Public Health
•Sun Behavioral Health
•Blueridge Vista
•White Light
•Sunrise Treatment Center
•SOAR Initiative

Because of you, we were able to pack, donate, and walk our normal downtown route last week — meeting people where they’re at with consistency and care.

Warm last week and cold this week… that’s Ohio for ya. ❄️☀️
But no matter the weather, we show up.

Together, we make a difference.

02/12/2026

This group provides a safe and confidential space for family members to share their experiences, receive emotional support and learn coping strategies for dealing with addiction within their family.

If you have a family member or know someone who could benefit from this support, please don’t hesitate to email teresam@addictionservicescouncil.org

02/10/2026

☀️ Together Tuesday Outreach hit the streets of Bond Hill today! ☀️

We took advantage of our first real break from the bitter cold—honestly, it almost felt like a heat wave. While we didn’t see a large crowd, the connections we did make mattered. A few meaningful conversations, shared resources, and moments of humanity remind us that numbers don’t define impact.

Today was about showing up, being present, and standing together for our neighbors. And that’s exactly what we did—together. 💙

02/04/2026

This Black History Month, Addiction Services Council honors the strength, resilience, and leadership of Black individuals and communities—past and present—who have shaped our history and continue to inspire progress.

We recognize the deep impact of systemic inequities on access to treatment, recovery resources, and health outcomes. As an organization committed to prevention, treatment, and recovery support, we reaffirm our responsibility to listen, learn, and advocate for equity in care.

We celebrate Black voices, Black recovery, Black joy, and Black excellence—not just this month, but every day. Together, we remain committed to building a future where everyone has access to compassion, dignity, and the support they deserve.

02/03/2026

Despite today’s snow flurries and colder weather, the Together Tuesday Outreach Program still hit the streets. While foot traffic wasn’t heavy, we reached meaningful pockets of the community at places like Mary Magdalene House and Our Daily Bread, where many people were staying warm.

We’re grateful to Hamilton County Public Health for joining us today and helping us connect with those in need. It may have been cold outside, but our hearts were warm. Days like this remind us that our community knows it can consistently count on us — no matter the weather. ❤️

Thank you to the following community partners that were able to walk with us today.

• The Hopeline
• Woodhaven Treatment Center
• Center for Addiction Treatment
• Hamilton County QRT
• Hamilton County Public Health
• Glenwood Behavioral Health
• Central Clinic
• Resurge Counseling & Wellness
• ASC’s AIM Team
• DeCoach Recovery Center
• Mental Health America of N. Kentucky & SW Ohio
💜

02/02/2026

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01/27/2026

Today’s Together Tuesday Outreach with the Addiction Services Council looked a little different than planned—and exactly like it needed to. 💜

While we were originally scheduled to pack resource and snack packs, the need in the community called us out instead. We set up inside City Gospel Mission and were able to distribute snack/resource packs, hygiene kits, harm reduction supplies, hand warmers, and cold-weather essentials including scarves, gloves, hats, and socks—much needed on a cold day like today.

Founded in 1924, City Gospel Mission has been a cornerstone of our community for 100 years, providing food and shelter, recovery programs for men and women, job readiness and placement services, and so much more. We are incredibly grateful for all that you do and for welcoming us inside to serve together.

A huge thank you to the many provider partners who showed up and helped make today possible.
• Center for Addiction Treatment
• The Hopeline
• Woodhaven Treatment Center
• Glenwood Behavioral
• Decoach Recovery Center
• Sun Behavioral Health
• Potter House Recovery
• Ohio Community Health
• Lumiere Healing Centers
• New Horizons Treatment Centers
• UC Mobile Crisis
• Hamilton County Public Health
This work truly reminds us that we are better together. 🤝💙

01/26/2026

01/21/2026

Honored to host Alisha Nelson, Executive Director of the OneOhio Recovery Foundation, for a site visit today. OneOhio’s support has helped stabilize critical after-hours crisis response through our AIM Team, ensuring people have someone to call, someone to respond, and somewhere safe to go. Thank you for investing in recovery and community care.

01/20/2026

So grateful for the heart and hustle behind Addiction Services Council’s Together Tuesday Outreach 💙

Today our team was busy packing and distributing snack and resource packs, hygiene kits, and—especially needed on this cold January day—scarves, gloves, and hats. With temperatures dropping, we were honored to be at Our Daily Bread, helping make sure people stayed a little warmer and a little safer.

Thank you to everyone who donated, packed, and showed up with us today. Your generosity and presence truly make a difference in our community. Together, we keep showing up. 🧤🧣✨

01/19/2026

Today, the Addiction Services Council honors and remembers Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — not only the man, but the powerful work and legacy he left behind.

Dr. King stood for justice, dignity, and equality, reminding us that “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” His commitment to nonviolence, compassion, and community continues to guide our mission as we work alongside individuals and families impacted by addiction, stigma, and systemic barriers to care.

As we reflect on his life and leadership, we recommit ourselves to creating spaces rooted in equity, hope, and access to recovery for all. May his vision continue to inspire action, service, and love in our communities—today and every day.