Darke County Community Resources

Drug abuse/mental health services:

• Miami County Recovery Council (serves Darke County as well) list of services and resources: http://www.mcrcinc.org/uploads/1/4/9/1/14911028/2018_3-county_guide[1].pdf
• Project DAWN
  • Phone Number: 937-573-3500
  • Project DAWN distributes naloxone and trains participants on what to do in the case of an overdose.
• SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
  • National Hotline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
  • This is a national hotline for any individuals or families facing substance abuse or mental health struggles. They will provide resources and refer the caller to local organizations.
• Tri-County Board of Recovery and Mental Health Services
  • Address: 1100 Wayne Street Suite 4000, Troy, OH 45373
  • Phone Number: (937) 335-7727
  • This organization provides a host of services focused on mental health and addiction recovery, ranging from medical treatments and medication to education and counseling.
• Recovery and Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio
  • Address: 600 Walnut St, Greenville, OH 45331
  • Phone Number: 937-548-6842
  • This organization provides counseling, treatment and education tailored to groups and individuals of all ages and both genders.
• Family Health Services
  • Addresses
    • Greenville: 5735 Meeker Rd. Greenville, OH 45331
    • Arcanum: 702 N. Main Street, Arcanum, OH 45304
  • Phone Numbers
    • Greenville: 937-548-9680
    • Arcanum: 937-692-6601

SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCES:

• 24-Hour Tri-County Crisis Hotline
  • Phone Number: 800.351.7347
  • This is a 24 hour crisis hotline available to residents of Darke County.
• Coalition for a Healthy Darke County
  • Link-https://www.coalitiondarkecounty.com/mental-behavioral-health.htm
  • This website organizes lists of resources for the community, including the above list of short-term mental health/ crisis intervention resources.
• Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation Darke County Hotline
  • County Hotline: 800-351-7347
  • This is an emergency hotline specific to Darke County, operated by a statewide agency.

CHILD CARE RESOURCES:

• Ohio Early Intervention- Darke County
  • Link-https://ohioearlyintervention.org/storage/ocali-ims-sites/ocali-ims-oei/county-contact-resources/Darke-County-Resource-Directory-2019.pdf
  • This is a directory of care facilities and resources for Darke County mothers and children who may be facing struggles or disabilities early in life.
• Help Me Grow
  • Address: 300 Garst Avenue Greenville, OH 45331
  • Phone Number: 937-547-9392
  • Help Me Grow provides early intervention services to infants and children under 3 who are likely to develop a disability.

FOOD PANTRIES:

• Grace Resurrection Community Center
  • Address: 433 E Water St. Greenville, OH 45331
  • Phone Number: 937-548-2595
  • This is a community center run as a collaboration between over 20 churches, the center provides Soup Kitchen, Food Pantry, Clothing Bank, Resource Referral Service, Medical Fee Assistance in cooperation with Family Health and a BackPack Program.
• Fish Choice Pantry
  • Address: 400 Markwith Ave. Greenville, OH 45331
  • Phone Number: (937) 548-2000
  • This is a food pantry serving the residents of Darke County 3 days a week.

SENIOR CARE RESOURCES:

• Coalition for a Healthy Darke County List
  • Link-https://www.coalitiondarkecounty.com/elder-care-services.htm
  • This website organizes lists of senior care facilities including nursing homes, hospice and home care.
• Wayne HealthCare Senior Behavioral Health
  • Address: 835 Sweitzer StreetGreenville, OH 45331
  • Phone Number: (937) 547-7430
  • Wayne HealthCare provides short-term inpatient psychiatric medical care for seniors.
• Miami Valley Community Action Partnership
  • Phone Number: 937-547-9129
  • This organization provides transportation services to Darke County seniors, both general and medical.

CHURCH RESOURCES:

• Bradford Church of the Nazarene
  • Address: 300 W Keller St. Bradford, OH 45308
  • Phone Number: 937-448-2308
  • This church offers food ministries as well as an Angel Tree, focusing on serving residents of Bradford school district.
• Many churches pool their resources together to the Grace Resurrection Community Center mentioned above.