ADAMH Board of Franklin County

08/20/2025

Due to construction, the ADAMH building will be closed until further notice. Our work continues. Please call the ADAMH main phone number, 614-224-1057, if you need assistance.

If you or someone you love is struggling or in crisis, call, text or chat 988.

08/19/2025

ADAMH is proud to support the Enduring Minds The Foundation Wellness Expo happening Aug.24. This free, community event will include the launch of the Endure More Support Line, a 24/7 hotline specifically for people living with chronic or terminal illnesses and disabilities.

The line will be staffed with empathetic, trauma-informed volunteers prepared to offer local resources and referrals to other support services.

Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/enduring-minds-the-foundation-wellness-expo-tickets-1412690508339?aff=oddtdtcreator&fbclid=IwY2xjawLrVIFleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF5NHVGYldSQXdBcFVRZWhNAR6XRkDiWxkenV6vAD5SRatbl_qiGhwhaSF64OpV2R9gH4axjIrBuBZpg84Ykg_aem_idEHaCdD5UHkr0v7rgJpGQ

08/18/2025

Mark your calendars for ADAMH’s 2025 Annual Meeting. We look forward to having David Covington, CEO and president of RI International, and Elaine Bryant, police chief for the Columbus Division of Police, as highlighted speakers.

RSVP now: https://adamhfranklin.org/2025-annual-meeting/

08/15/2025

As the back-to-school season begins, it's a great time to talk to youth about overdose prevention. The CDC's new Free Mind campaign encourages open conversations between teens and their caregivers about mental health and the risks of substance use.

ADAMH supports this important initiative and believes overdose prevention starts with awareness. Fake pills are increasingly common and can contain deadly amounts of fentanyl — a synthetic opioid far stronger than he**in or morphine. Learn more about how to help youth prioritize their mental health and make informed choices by visiting https://www.Cdc.gov/FreeMind

08/13/2025

ADAMH recently released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting the impact of its work and investments to support the well-being of Franklin County residents. Part of the report includes an overview of who was served through these efforts.

Take a look at some key demographics of individuals who received care thanks to ADAMH-funded services. Learn more:https://adamhfranklin.org/wp-content/uploads/2024-ADAMH-Annual-Report_ART_Web_Spreads.pdf

08/11/2025

ADAMH staff was proud to take part in Black Men’s Wellness Day, hosted by the The African American Male Wellness Agency, alongside so many dedicated community partners.

The morning’s walk provided meaningful opportunities for connection and allowed ADAMH to share vital behavioral health resources in support of the overall well-being of Franklin County.

08/07/2025

In partnership with United Way of Central Ohio and NBC4, ADAMH staff volunteered at the annual Stuff the Backpack initiative, which provides central Ohio students with basic school supplies. It was a great afternoon dedicated to serving the youth and young adults of the community.

08/06/2025

The Columbus and Franklin County Addiction Plan, along with community partners, is hosting this special event honoring families who have lost a loved one to overdose. On Aug. 27, the event will include community resources and a panel discussion. RSVP: https://adamhfranklin.jotform.com/251955866263065

08/05/2025

08/04/2025

Join ADAMH and community partners Saturday for the annual Black Men’s Wellness Day, hosted by the The African American Male Wellness Agency. ADAMH is proud to support this event each year in its mission to advance health equity and strengthen wellness outcomes for Black men and their families.

🚨 This is it, Columbus! 🚨
The countdown is on! Be a part of history with us, one last time on the Ave! Join us for our final year at this iconic location for Black Men’s Wellness Day. Let’s make this last one the biggest and best yet! We kick off bright and early, Saturday, August 9th, at 7 AM. Don’t miss your chance to close out this chapter with us!

08/01/2025

ADAMH extends its thanks to Holly Dabelko-Schoeny, ADAMH board of trustee, for stepping in to deliver opening remarks on behalf of CEO Erika Clark Jones at the second session of the 2025 ADAMH Engaging Neighborhoods Training Series. This session focused on strengthening resiliency of transitional age youth and young adults.

Thank you to all who joined the The Ohio State University College of Social Work and ADAMH in supporting the growth and well-being of the community’s young people.

07/31/2025

As Minority Mental Health Month comes to a close, ADAMH staff recently participated in a Wear Green Day — the official color of mental health awareness — to show their ongoing support for mental health equity. ADAMH and its network of providers remain committed to offering culturally responsive care that meets the unique needs of diverse communities.

To find a provider who understands your lived experience, visit the ADAMH provider network: https://adamhfranklin.org/providers/