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Anesis Therapy Center now provides some of the services that were offered through UW AADAIP. There are two drop-in clinics in Madison at Mt Zion Baptist and LightHouse School. For more information call 608-268-6530 or go to anesistherapycenter.com Dane County Behavioral Health Center provides help to adults and/or children seeking help with mental health or substance use disorders. Call 608-267-2244 or email BHRC@countyofdane.com for help. Learn more about other resources and supports on their web site: danebhrc.org Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin can provide substance use assessments including court-ordered assessments. There is a fee for the assessment. Therapy fees are on a sliding scale. More information at www.lsswis.org Connections Counseling (a division of Rosecrance): Outpatient substance abuse and mental health treatment for adults and teens. Accepts most medical insurance and will help verify insurance coverage and co-pay amounts. Learn more at rosecrance.org |
Tobacco (Nicotine) Cessation Supports |
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Tobacco Quit Line: Call 1-800- QUITNOW (784 8669) or text “READY” to 200-400 to get free assistance and a customized quit plan. Plan includes one-on-one phone counseling, referral to local cessation programs and starter packs of quite smoking medications (nicotine gum, patches or lozenges). Offered by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Smokefree Text Program: Text “QUIT” to 47848 to get daily text messages to support you in quitting smoking for 6-8 weeks. Offered by the National Cancer Institute at Smokefree.gov. Vape Free program: Text VAPEFREE to 873373 for free help to quit vaping. You’ll receive tools to help you through your quit journey. NOT for Me: a free, web-based program with 8 self-paced sessions (mobile friendly) based on the N-O-T (Not On Tobacco) program. Visit NOTforMe.org. Not On Tobacco is a program from the American Lung Association. BecomeAnEX: Free digital quit-smoking plan developed by Truth Initiative and the Mayo Clinic. Learn more and sign up at https://truthinitiative.org This Is Quitting: Free quit-vaping text messaging program designed for teens and young adults. Teens and young adults can join for free by texting DITCHVAPE to 88709. Developed by Truth Initiative. School-based in-person cessation support at Oregon High School. Confidential assistance for students. Contact Ms. Weinert in room 348 or email jrw@oregonsd.org |
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Al-Anon, AA and Ala-Teen meetings are available both in person and virtually around the Dane County area. Email alanonmadisonwi@gmail.com or call 608-258-0314 for the most current information, or visit https://sites.google.com Briarpatch Parent Support Program provides help to parents and caregivers of youth who are experiencing a variety of challenges including drug or alcohol abuse, mental health challenges and truancy. The group meets virtually twice a month. To join, email the program coordinator for information and a link. |
Inpatient Programs for Youth |
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Meriter Child and Adolescent Psychiatry is an impatient treatment program for young people ages 6-18 with severe behavioral health challenges. For more information call 608-417-8777 Rosecrance has a residential program in Rockford, IL that offers treatment for teens. More information at rosecrance.org or call 866-330-8729 Rogers Behavioral Health has Addiction Recovery residential and outpatient care options. Request a free screening at 800-767-4411. Program details are available on their website: rogersbh.org Tellurian Behavioral Health Center provides mental health and/or substance use disorder care. Inpatient care includes a 29 bed Detoxification Center that helps with alcohol and opiate withdrawal. Programs include residential, day and outpatient options. Call 608-222-7311 or visit tellurian.org |
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SAMHSA’s National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357) (also known as the Treatment Referral Routing Service), or TTY: 1-800-487-4889 is a confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations. Partnership to End Addiction offers one-on-one help via text, email, and phone consultations (by appointment). Text 55753 or complete the form at drugfree.org. Visit drugfree.org for more information. United Way of Dane County has an information and referral service to help with access to a wide range of situations. Call 211 from any phone. Available 24/7 and in almost any language. Parent Stressline of Dane County offers parents a place to talk, process stress and connect with a compassionate advocate. A program of The Canopy Center, Madison. Open 8 am to 10 pm every day at 608-241-2221 |
Marijuana Information for Parents |
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These resources can help parents learn about how current trends in marijuana use and how to talk with your youth about marijuana use. How to Talk About Marijuana: Quick tips on preparing to have a conversation about cannabis use. drugfree.org/marijuana-talk-kit Marijuana Facts Parents Need to Know: Topics include Talking with your Kids, FAQs about Marijuana, Resources and more. Created by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), a part of the NIH. Website Parent Resource Guide: Created by statewide prevention partners NEWAHEC and AWY, this guide includes information from state and national resources about a variety of topics. Download the guide or view the guide as a flip book. |
Nicotine and Vaping information for Parents |
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These resources can help you learn about current vaping trends and how to talk with your youth about vaping, nicotine, and tobacco. Parent Tip Sheet: How to talk to your teen about e-cigarettes. Website 10 Ways to Keep Teens Smoke-Free: Information and tips from the Mayo Clinic. Website Tobacco Free Kids: Up to the minute news and trends on vaping and nicotine use. Site includes resources in English and Spanish. tobaccofreekids.org/ How to talk to teens about vaping is a thoughtful health news article from NPR. Website And worried about your teen vaping? Learn More about how your doctor can help your teen quit using nicotine. English Espanol |
Grandfamilies (Grandparents as Guardians) |
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New York State Kinship Care Toolkit provides support to individuals caring for children impacted by parental addiction and/or overdose. Some or the resources are state specific, but many are universal. Website Generations United works to improve the lives of children, youth and older people through intergenerational collaboration, public policies and programs for the enduring benefit of all. Website Grandfamilies.org is a national legal resource in support of Grandfamilies within and outside the child welfare system. Website Wisconsin Grandfacts has state and county specific data and information on public benefits, legal relationship options and state laws as well as links to county agencies that support Grandfamilies in Wisconsin. Available in English and Spanish. Download US GrandFacts includes national information and resources for Grandfamilies. Download Research Brief from Altarum.org describes the impact assuming guardianship can have on grandparents and makes recommendations on changes to local, state and national policies to better support grandfamilies. Download |
Local Social Workers |
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Ryan Estrella, Joining Forces for Families. Ryan is a community social worker with Dane County. He has a limited amount of money available for gas cards, rent and various other urgent situations. Ryan can do intake for access to the NINA fund and is also an excellent source for local resources. Email him at estrella@countyofdane.com (preferred) or call (608) 225-9871. Ryan is bilingual Englsh/Spanish. Caitlin Petersen, school social worker RCI and Brooklyn Elementary (608) 835-1370 or cpetersen@oregonsd.net Daniela Arevalo, school social worker FES, PVE, NKE, (608) 835-1361 or dcarevalo@oregonsd.net Amie Mitchell, school social worker 9-12 and Student Assistance Program Coordinator, (608) 835-4471 ammitchell@oregonsd.net Katie Bland, NKE and RCI. 608-835-4181 kmbland@oregonsd.net Cassie Weinzatl, Building Bridges Coordinator 608-835-4800 cjweinzatl@oregonsd.net Naomi Presley, OMS 608-835-4306 npresley@oregonsd.net Caitlin Peterson, Brooklyn and 4K program |
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All information was verified in April, 2022. Please contact organizations and individuals for current information. Information is provided to assist families in finding medical, mental health or other care. Inclusion on this list should not be viewed as an endorsement by Oregon Area Cares Coalition, the Oregon Municipal Court or the Village of Oregon. If you need additional assistance or help with other community resources, please contact Cynthia DiCamelli, Oregon Municipal Court Family Liaison at cdicamelli@vil.oregon.wi.us or 608-835-2204. Oregon Area Cares Community Coalition works to prevent youth substance use in the communities of the Oregon, Wisconsin school district. Work is supported in part by Drug Free Communities federal grant. |
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Anesis Therapy Center now provides some of the services that were offered through UW AADAIP. There are two drop-in clinics in Madison at Mt Zion Baptist and LightHouse School. For more information call 608-268-6530 or go to anesistherapycenter.com Dane County Behavioral Health Center provides help to adults and/or children seeking help with mental health or substance use disorders. Call 608-267-2244 or email BHRC@countyofdane.com for help. Learn more about other resources and supports on their web site: danebhrc.org Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin can provide substance use assessments including court-ordered assessments. There is a fee for the assessment. Therapy fees are on a sliding scale. More information at www.lsswis.org Connections Counseling (a division of Rosecrance): Outpatient substance abuse and mental health treatment for adults and teens. Accepts most medical insurance and will help verify insurance coverage and co-pay amounts. Learn more at rosecrance.org |
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Tobacco Quit Line: Call 1-800- QUITNOW (784 8669) or text “READY” to 200-400 to get free assistance and a customized quit plan. Plan includes one-on-one phone counseling, referral to local cessation programs and starter packs of quite smoking medications (nicotine gum, patches or lozenges). Offered by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Smokefree Text Program: Text “QUIT” to 47848 to get daily text messages to support you in quitting smoking for 6-8 weeks. Offered by the National Cancer Institute at Smokefree.gov. Vape Free program: Text VAPEFREE to 873373 for free help to quit vaping. You’ll receive tools to help you through your quit journey. NOT for Me: a free, web-based program with 8 self-paced sessions (mobile friendly) based on the N-O-T (Not On Tobacco) program. Visit NOTforMe.org. Not On Tobacco is a program from the American Lung Association. BecomeAnEX: Free digital quit-smoking plan developed by Truth Initiative and the Mayo Clinic. Learn more and sign up at https://truthinitiative.org This Is Quitting: Free quit-vaping text messaging program designed for teens and young adults. Teens and young adults can join for free by texting DITCHVAPE to 88709. Developed by Truth Initiative. School-based in-person cessation support at Oregon High School. Confidential assistance for students. Contact Ms. Weinert in room 348 or email jrw@oregonsd.org |
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Al-Anon, AA and Ala-Teen meetings are available both in person and virtually around the Dane County area. Email alanonmadisonwi@gmail.com or call 608-258-0314 for the most current information, or visit https://sites.google.com Briarpatch Parent Support Program provides help to parents and caregivers of youth who are experiencing a variety of challenges including drug or alcohol abuse, mental health challenges and truancy. The group meets virtually twice a month. To join, email the program coordinator for information and a link. |
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Meriter Child and Adolescent Psychiatry is an impatient treatment program for young people ages 6-18 with severe behavioral health challenges. For more information call 608-417-8777 Rosecrance has a residential program in Rockford, IL that offers treatment for teens. More information at rosecrance.org or call 866-330-8729 Rogers Behavioral Health has Addiction Recovery residential and outpatient care options. Request a free screening at 800-767-4411. Program details are available on their website: rogersbh.org Tellurian Behavioral Health Center provides mental health and/or substance use disorder care. Inpatient care includes a 29 bed Detoxification Center that helps with alcohol and opiate withdrawal. Programs include residential, day and outpatient options. Call 608-222-7311 or visit tellurian.org |
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SAMHSA’s National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357) (also known as the Treatment Referral Routing Service), or TTY: 1-800-487-4889 is a confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations. Partnership to End Addiction offers one-on-one help via text, email, and phone consultations (by appointment). Text 55753 or complete the form at drugfree.org. Visit drugfree.org for more information. United Way of Dane County has an information and referral service to help with access to a wide range of situations. Call 211 from any phone. Available 24/7 and in almost any language. Parent Stressline of Dane County offers parents a place to talk, process stress and connect with a compassionate advocate. A program of The Canopy Center, Madison. Open 8 am to 10 pm every day at 608-241-2221 |
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Marijuana Information for Parents |
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These resources can help parents learn about how current trends in marijuana use and how to talk with your youth about marijuana use. How to Talk About Marijuana: Quick tips on preparing to have a conversation about cannabis use. drugfree.org/marijuana-talk-kit Marijuana Facts Parents Need to Know: Topics include Talking with your Kids, FAQs about Marijuana, Resources and more. Created by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), a part of the NIH. Website Parent Resource Guide: Created by statewide prevention partners NEWAHEC and AWY, this guide includes information from state and national resources about a variety of topics. Download the guide or view the guide as a flip book. |
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Nicotine and Vaping information for Parents |
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These resources can help you learn about current vaping trends and how to talk with your youth about vaping, nicotine, and tobacco. Parent Tip Sheet: How to talk to your teen about e-cigarettes. Website 10 Ways to Keep Teens Smoke-Free: Information and tips from the Mayo Clinic. Website Tobacco Free Kids: Up to the minute news and trends on vaping and nicotine use. Site includes resources in English and Spanish. tobaccofreekids.org/ How to talk to teens about vaping is a thoughtful health news article from NPR. Website And worried about your teen vaping? Learn More about how your doctor can help your teen quit using nicotine.English Espanol |
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New York State Kinship Care Toolkit provides support to individuals caring for children impacted by parental addiction and/or overdose. Some or the resources are state specific, but many are universal. Website Generations United works to improve the lives of children, youth and older people through intergenerational collaboration, public policies and programs for the enduring benefit of all. Website Grandfamilies.org is a national legal resource in support of Grandfamilies within and outside the child welfare system. Website Wisconsin Grandfacts has state and county specific data and information on public benefits, legal relationship options and state laws as well as links to county agencies that support Grandfamilies in Wisconsin. Available in English and Spanish. Download US GrandFacts includes national information and resources for Grandfamilies. Download Research Brief from Altarum.org describes the impact assuming guardianship can have on grandparents and makes recommendations on changes to local, state and national policies to better support grandfamilies. Download |
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All information was verified in April, 2022. Please contact organizations and individuals for current information. Information is provided to assist families in finding medical, mental health or other care. Inclusion on this list should not be viewed as an endorsement by Oregon Area Cares Coalition, the Oregon Municipal Court or the Village of Oregon. If you need additional assistance or help with other community resources, please contact Cynthia DiCamelli, Oregon Municipal Court Family Liaison at cdicamelli@vil.oregon.wi.us or 608-835-2204. Oregon Area Cares Community Coalition works to prevent youth substance use in the communities of the Oregon, Wisconsin school district. Work is supported in part by Drug Free Communities federal grant. |
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