In 2011, Governor Tomblin established the Governor’s Advisory Council on Substance Abuse (GACSA) and charged the council with developing a comprehensive, community-based approach to fight back against substance abuse. Since then, more than 3,800 people have attended 96 public meetings to share thoughts and recommendations, ultimately leading to a number of critical reforms including:

Since 2013, nearly $39 million has been reinvested to enhance community-based treatment and recovery services, nearly doubling programming already available, to provide those struggling with addiction the support they need to get on the path toward recovery and return to their families, communities and workplaces. With the help of Medicaid expansion, West Virginia is making significant progress in reducing the misuse of prescription drugs and the abuse of illegal substances. Research shows:

THE RESULTS

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• Establishing a prescription drug monitoring database, reporting requirements and mandatory physician continuing education

• Adopting stricter regulations for opioid treatment center and pain clinics

• Expanding access to Narcan, and other opioid antagonists, to first responders and family members of those struggling with addiction

• Providing access to community-based services to offenders upon re-entering West Virginia communities

• Creating Good Samaritan laws to prevent overdoses by encouraging people to seek timely medical assistance for someone without fear of being prosecuted for certain crimes

• Establishing 1-844-HELP-4-WV – West Virginia’s first 24-hour call center for real-time referral support for those seeking substance abuse services

• Providing funding to expand critical substance abuse treatment services in areas where services were limited in availability or non-existent

• Committing $4.5 million to expand youth reporting centers statewide to keep children in the home instead of providing services through out-of-home placements

• Overall decrease in the misuse of prescription drugs three years in a row

• Significant decrease in marijuana use and other illicit drugs among young people ages 12 to 17 and 18 to 25 from 2011-2013

• Decrease in non-medical use of pain relievers in every age group, with significant decreases for West Virginians ages 12 to 25

• 25 percent decrease in oxycodone and hydrocodone overdose deaths

Prescription Drug use

Marijuana & Illicit Drug use

Pain Reliever use

Overdose Deaths

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SUBSTANCE ABUSE

Detoxification/Crisis Stabilization Units 20 Chestnut Ridge Center – Monongalia County21 FMRS Health Systems – Raleigh County (various locations)

22 Highland Health Center – Kanawha County23 Northwood Health Systems – Hancock County24 Northwood Health Systems – Ohio County25 Northwood Health Systems – Wetzel County26 Prestera Center for Mental Health Services –

Cabell County27 Prestera Center for Mental Health Services –

Kanawha County28 Prestera Center for Mental Health Services –

Logan County29 Seneca Health Services30 Southern Highlands Community Health Center31 United Summit Center – Harrison County32 Valley Healthcare Systems – Monongalia County33 Westbrook Health Services – Wood County

Comprehensive Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities 1 Appalachian Community Health Center2 Callahan Counseling Services – Berkeley County3 Callahan Counseling Services – Jefferson County4 Chestnut Ridge Center – Monongalia County5 Eastridge Health Systems6 FMRS Health Systems7 Healthways, Inc. 8 Logan-Mingo Area Mental Health9 Northwood Health Systems

10 Potomac Highlands Guild11 Prestera Center for Mental Health Services12 Process Strategies – Cabell County13 Seneca Health Services14 Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center15 Starlight Behavioral Health Services – Cabell County16 Starlight Behavioral Health Services – Putnam County17 United Summit Center18 Valley Healthcare System19 Westbrook Health Services

DUI Safety and Treatment Programs 34 Appalachian Community Health Center –

Randolph County35 Callahan Counseling Services – Berkeley County36 Callahan Counseling Services – Jefferson County37 Eastridge Health Systems – Berkeley County38 Fayette County Community Corrections –

Fayette County39 FMRS Health Systems – Fayette County40 FMRS Health Systems – Raleigh County41 Healthways, Inc. – Hancock County42 Logan-Mingo Area Mental Health – Logan County43 Logan-Mingo Area Mental Health – Mingo County44 Northwood Health Systems – Ohio County45 Northwood Health Systems – Wetzel County46 Potomac Highlands Guild – Hampshire County47 Potomac Highlands Guild – Hardy County48 Potomac Highlands Guild – Mineral County49 Prestera Center for Mental Health Services –

Cabell County50 Prestera Center for Mental Health Services –

Kanawha County51 Prestera Center for Mental Health Services –

Mason County52 Pyramid Counseling – Greenbrier County53 Pyramid Counseling – Kanawha County54 Pyramid Counseling – Raleigh County55 Seneca Health Services – Greenbrier County56 Seneca Health Services –Nicholas County57 Seneca Health Services – Pocahontas County58 Southern Highlands Community Health Center –

McDowell County59 Southern Highlands Community Health Center –

Mercer County60 United Summit Center – Harrison County61 Valley Healthcare System – Marion County62 Valley Healthcare System – Monongalia County63 Valley Healthcare System – Preston County64 Westbrook Health Services – Jackson County65 Westbrook Health Services – Pleasants County66 Westbrook Health Services – Roane County67 Westbrook Health Services – Wood County

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To talk with someone about available substance abuse treatment and recovery services near you, call

1-844-HELP-4-WV.

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Centers99 Chestnut Ridge Center – Monongalia County100 FMRS Health Systems – Raleigh County

(pregnant/postpartum women with children)

101 Healthways, Inc. – Ohio County (men)

102 Logan-Mingo Area Mental Health Center – Logan County (men)

103 Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center – Mercer County (men)

104 United Summit Center – Harrison County (young adults, ages 18-25)

105 United Summit Center – Preston County (young adults, ages 18-25)

106 Valley Healthcare System – Marion County (co-ed)

107 Westbrook Health Services – Wood County (co-ed)

Veteran’s Administration Medical Centers 147 Veteran’s Administration Medical Centers –

Cabell County148 Veteran’s Administration Medical Centers –

Harrison County149 Veteran’s Administration Medical Centers –

Jefferson County150 Veteran’s Administration Medical Centers –

Raleigh County

“Substance abuse is a heartbreaking problem our communities, our families and our kids face every day. Through a number of initiatives, the Mountain State is fighting back. I’m confident that, together, we can continue to combat the tragic consequences of this epidemic across our state and in our communities by getting people the help they need and on the road to recovery.”

Earl Ray TomblinG OV ERN O R O F W E S T   V IR G INI A

Substance Abuse Recovery Facilities 108 Eastridge Health Systems (men)

109 FMRS Health System (men)

110 FMRS Health System (women, women with children)

111 Hampshire County Pathways (women)

112 Logan-Mingo Crossroads (women)

113 Mercer County Fellowship Home (men)

114 Mid-Ohio Valley Fellowship Home (men)

115 Mid-Ohio Valley Fellowship Home (women)

116 Oakhurst Outreach (women)

117 Opportunity House (men)

118 Oxford House – Berkeley County (men; various locations)

119 Oxford House – Cabell County (men)

120 Oxford House – Cabell County (women)

121 Oxford House – Fayette County (women)

122 Oxford House – Jefferson County (men)

Medication Assisted Treatment Centers 68 Beckley Treatment Center 69 Charleston Treatment Center70 Clarksburg Treatment Center71 Huntington Treatment Center72 Martinsburg Institute73 Parkersburg Treatment Center74 Prestera Center – Boone County75 Prestera Center – Cabell County76 Prestera Center – Kanawha County77 Prestera Center – Mason County78 Seneca Health Services – Greenbrier County79 Seneca Health Services – Nicholas County80 Seneca Health Services – Pocahontas County81 Seneca Health Services – Webster County82 Valley Alliance Treatment Services, Inc.83 Valley Healthcare System – Monongalia County84 Valley Healthcare System – Marion County85 Wheeling Treatment Center86 Williamson Treatment Center

Regional Substance Abuse Prevention Centers Regional prevention centers provide substance abuse prevention programming, serving all 55 counties.87 Community Connections88 Harrison County Family Resource Network89 Prestera Center for Mental Health Services90 Potomac Highlands Guild91 Youth Services Systems 92 Westbrook Health Services

Regional Youth Service Centers Regional youth service centers provide substance abuse programming for youth, young adults and families, serving all 55 counties.93 FMRS Health Systems94 Prestera Center for Mental Health Services95 Potomac Highlands Guild96 United Summit Center97 Westbrook Health Services98 Youth Services System

123 Oxford House – Kanawha County (men; various locations)

124 Oxford House – Kanawha County (women)

125 Oxford House – Marshall County (men)

126 Oxford House – Ohio County (men; various locations)

127 Oxford House – Ohio County (women)

128 Oxford House – Raleigh County (men)

129 Oxford House – Wood County (men)

130 Prestera Center – Cabell County (co-ed)

131 Prestera Center – Cabell County (men)

132 Prestera Center – Cabell County (women, women with children)

133 Prestera Center – Kanawha County (co-ed)

134 Prestera Center – Kanawha County (men; various locations)

135 Prestera Center – Kanawha County (women, women with children)

136 Prestera Center – Mason County137 Rea of Hope (women)

138 Rea of Hope (women with children)

139 Recovery Point – Cabell County (men)

140 Recovery Point – Kanawha County (women)

141 Recovery Point – Mercer County (men)

142 Southern WV Fellowship Home (men)

143 Valley HealthCare System (women)

144 Westbrook Health Services – Wood County (women, women with children; various locations)

145 Western Regional Day Report Center (women)

146 YWCA – Wheeling

The substance abuse treatment and recovery programs or services listed are either acknowledged through the Substance Abuse Services Administration (SAMHSA) and/or provided with regulatory oversight by the Department of Health and Human Resources. Additional substance abuse and mental health and services can be located

by county at www.dhhr.wv.gov/bhhf/directory/Pages/default.aspx.

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