Other Resources – T.J.'s Place of Hope

★ = close relationship with TJ’s Place of Hope

Addiction During Pregnancy

★ Bridgid's Path 1-937-350-1785
Women's Recovery Center 1-937-562-2405

Addiction Treatment (inpatient)

★ Nova House 1-937-253-1680
★ Safe Harbor House 1-937-717-5908
Beckett Springs 1-513-712-0329
McKinley Hall 1-937-328-5300
Women's Recovery Center 1-937-562-2405

Addiction Treatment (outpatient)

★ Nova House 1-937-253-1680
★ Safe Harbor House 1-937-717-5908
Beckett Springs 1-513-712-0329
McKinley Hall 1-937-328-5300
Project C.U.R.E. Inc. 937-262-3500
Wellspring; Springfield 1-937-325-5564
Women's Recovery Center 1-937-562-2405

Child Abuse

Child Protective Services 1-937-224-5437
Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-422-4453
Dayton Children's Hospital 1-937-641-3000

Close Relationship

★ Bridgid's Path 1-937-350-1785
★ Daybreak 1-937-461-1000
★ Nova House 1-937-253-1680
★ Safe Harbor House 1-937-717-5908
★ St Vincent De Paul 1-937-222-5555

Crisis Hotlines

Artemis Domestic Violence Center Crisis Hotline: 1-937-461-4357 | Main: 1-937-461-5091

Domestic Violence

Artemis Domestic Violence Center Crisis Hotline: 1-937-461-4357 | Main: 1-937-461-5091

Homelessness

★ Daybreak 1-937-461-1000
★ St Vincent De Paul 1-937-222-5555
1800RUNAWAY 1-800-786-2929

Hospitals

Dayton Children's Hospital 1-937-641-3000

Mental Health Treatment

Kettering Behavioral Medicine Center 5350 Lamme Rd. Dayton, OH 45439; Please Call: 534.4600

Other Agencies

Daybreak Teen Shelter 605 S. Patterson Blvd. Dayton, OH 45402; Please Call: 395.4600
Friends of the Castle 133 N. Main St. Centerville, OH 45459; Please Call: 433.3931
National Alliance on Mental Illness – Montgomery County (937) 299-3667

Parent Resources

Hope for Hurting Parents Resources for parents hurting over destructive behaviors or choices of their teen to adult children
Living with an Unsolved Problem A note to parents whose child is struggling with addiction, and links to additional resources

CALL 211 from ANYWHERE

The 211 Helpline is a 24/7, 365-day community information and referral help line that provides individuals in need with help in times of crisis and beyond. 211 can provide referrals to services for, among others, the elderly, the disabled, those who do not speak English, those with a personal crisis, those with limited reading skills, and those who are new to their communities.

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