Addiction

Seven people died in 2023 while being held at the Montgomery County Jail. Now, the results of an investigation have been released.

People can call or text 567-FOA-LINK (567-362-5465) to access resources that may help their loved one break a drug addiction.

Central State University has teamed up with Ohio University and two state organizations – the Mental Health & Addiction Advocacy Coalition and Multiethnic Advocates for Cultural Competence, Inc. – to conduct a new study focusing on marginalized population’s access to behavioral health treatment.

With sports betting becoming legal in Ohio, many grow concerned about problem gambling.

Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway adds new jobs to accommodate for the demand stemming from sports betting being legalized on January 1 in Ohio.

Every summer, the recovery community throws a huge party in Courthouse Square...

New research shows drug overdose deaths continue to surge among Black Americans. For the first time since 1999, Black Americans are dying at a higher rate per capita than white Americans.

Part of a growing movement, Thrive employs peer supporters to help people reduce social isolation and address their mental health needs as the foundation necessary to recover their economic and personal health.

The Crisis Now Hotline will connect callers experiencing mental health emergencies to local resources.

The Ohio Problem Gambling Helpline reported receiving an increased number of calls after Ohio State lost to Michigan.

The group Families of Addicts held its eighth annual Rally for Recovery on Sunday at Courthouse Square in Dayton. Organizers say the rally shows that sobriety is possible, and that resources are available for families whose loved one might be struggling with addiction.

In 2017, Brigid’s Path in Dayton became the first newborn recovery center for babies born to mothers facing addiction. In 2020, the organization says they experienced an 18 percent increase in the clients they serve.