Mental Health & Recovery Services Board for Logan & Champaign Co.
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10/08/2025
This month hosts Mental Illness Awareness Week 💙
A time for our community to pause, reflect, and open our hearts to understanding. Mental illness touches nearly every family yet stigma still keeps too many silent.
Let’s break that silence together. Healing begins when we talk about it, and hope grows when we listen. If you or someone you know is struggling, remember - support is only one call away.
📞 Dial 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline - available 24/7 for you or someone you care about.
10/01/2025
MHDAS FY-26 Mini Grant Announcement
Mini Grant Applications open 10/1/2025 through 10/31/2025. Follow this link to access the announcement and application link!
Email from Mental Health, Drug & Alcohol Services Board of Logan/Champaign Co. Release for Applications FY2026 Mini Grant Announcement Mission Statement and Purpose of MHDAS Board The Mental Health,
10/01/2025
09/30/2025
With two reasons to celebrate — completed renovations and recognition of September as National Recovery Month — the Recovery Zone (RZ) of Logan County hosted a grand reopening event at their south …
09/24/2025
📣 Parent Event: How to Take Great Care of Yourself & Raise Functional Kids
🗓 Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:30–7:30 PM
📍 Location: Bellefontaine High School Auditorium
👨🏫 Featuring: Tony DeRose, Ervin Educational Consulting
Learn how to ban arguments at home with a simple strategy revealed in the first 5 minutes.
Discover effective ways to set and enforce limits with kids—no matter how tough their behaviors are.
Gain tools to reduce stress and create a positive home environment without yelling, threatening, or reminding.
Tony is an experienced educator and parent who specializes in preventing and addressing challenging behaviors.
Join the Recovery Zone of Logan County on Friday, September 19th, from 5-7pm for their grand reopening event!
09/08/2025
The Lookout will open today for the After School Program. The program runs on Mondays and Thursdays from 3:30-5pm. All students 5th-12th grade are invited to attend. Busing is available from the Indian Lake Schools. The Lookout does have a van for transportation home after to nearby neighborhoods in Lakeview and Russells Point. Come check it out, we'd love to have you!
09/08/2025
08/22/2025
MHDAS staff participated in the Logan County United Way Community Care Day and served at the Village of Russell’s Point Municipal Building. This is such a fun day of giving back to the community that we look forward to each year!
06/26/2025
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The focus of the Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol Services Board is to provide the right care for the people of our two counties. The Board does this by planning, developing, monitoring, and evaluating the publicly funded behavioral health services for the citizens in Logan and Champaign Counties. Our goal is for the care to be provided in our communities when at all possible. The Board works with local community mental health and chemical dependency providers, law enforcement, court systems, schools, and other community organizations to fund the programs that will provide the needed level of care.
In spite of cuts in State and Federal funding the Board has been able to help maintain current services available in the community. The Board has been able to do this even though 75% of the boards in the state have higher funding levels. We do this by working closely with our community providers to ensure that they provide quality care to all clients.
Behavioral Health disorders affect 1 out of every 5 Americans and occur across the lifespan affecting persons of all races, all genders, and all educational and socioeconomic groups. Mental illness is not that different from medical illnesses such as heart problems or diabetes. With treatment things get better, but without treatment the consequences of ignoring physical or mental health issues are the same, things will get worse. Ignoring a mental health issue is as detrimental as ignoring a physical issue.
There are a wide variety of services and supports available in our community. If you or someone you know is affected by a behavioral health issue or substance addiction, please take the time to talk with them and encourage them to seek help.
