Opioid addiction doesn’t discriminate – it affects all kinds of people, from all kinds of backgrounds, from every neighborhood across our county. It’s a chronic illness, not a choice. And it’s why the HCHC was formed. The HCHC is a group of community members, leaders, advocates and experts dedicated to ending the opiate epidemic in our community. We are a collective force of resources that provide access to care, when and where people need it most. We connect prevention options to treatment specialists to public health officials to law enforcement – bringing together the right resources for real results that make a real difference. Together, we deeply and holistically treat this illness, and address its impact on Hamilton County. Together, we save lives and strengthen families. And together, we fight addiction for the health and wellness of all. Who we are: We are an action team who connect people to the right resources and right treatments. What we do: We address addiction through best practices and 360° solutions. We set strategies, break down barriers and connect systems to create impact. We function within five areas of expertise: • Prevention • Treatment • Harm Reduction • Law Enforcement • 1st Responders Why we matter: Opioid addiction deeply affects our community and every person in it. Every member of the HCHC has been impacted or lost someone from this epidemic. The numbers are staggering. The struggle is real. Our help is critical. What we do is truly a matter of life and death.
Addiction Services Council Local: (513) 281-7880 Kentucky: (859) 415-9280
Beckett Springs (513) 817-0907
BrightView (513) 834-7063
Mental Health Hotline (513) 281-CARE
Drug & Poison Information Center (DPIC) (513) 636-5111
Contact Information Program Coordinator Emily Manning (513) 946-4311
Social Media Hamilton County Heroin Coalition Facebook Page