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South Arkansas Youth Services

301 Boundary Street
Magnolia, AR 71753

South Arkansas Youth Services is a drug and alcohol rehab in Magnolia, AR. They provide inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment and mental health care for youth ... more details ›

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South Arkansas Regional Health Center

715 North College Avenue
El Dorado, AR 71730

Located in El Dorado, Arkansas, South Arkansas Regional Health Center (SARHC) is a network of facilities providing comprehensive mental health services for adults and ... more details ›

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Arkansas Treatment Services

408 Hazel Street
Texarkana, AR 71854

Located in Texarkana, Arkansas Treatment Services is an outpatient addiction treatment center for individuals aged 18 and over. Arkansas Treatment Services is fully ... more details ›

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SOZO Recovery Center

243 Nathan Terrace
Jessieville, AR 71949

Located in Garland County, Arkansas, SOZO Recovery Center is a Christian, faith based addiction rehab for men in Jessieville. Offering 12 week inpatient and outpatient ... more details ›

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Ouachita Behavioral Health and Wellness Arkadelphia Office

205 North 26th Street
Arkadelphia, AR 71923

Located in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, Ouachita Behavioral Health and Wellness (OBHAW) is a community mental health center that has been serving the counties of central ... more details ›

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Ouachita Behavioral Health and Wellness Malvern Office

1615 Martin Luther King Boulevard
Malvern, AR 72104

Located in Malvern, Arkansas, Ouachita Behavioral Health and Wellness (OBHAW) is a community mental health center that has been serving the counties of central ... more details ›

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New Beginnings Casa Rehabilitation Center

308 East Adams Street
Hamburg, AR 71646

Located in Warren, Arkansas, New Beginnings Casa Rehabilitation Center is a dual diagnosis addiction treatment program for male and female adults and young people. ... more details ›

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Quapaw House

615 West Grand Avenue
Hot Springs, AR 71901

Located in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Quapaw House is a dual diagnosis addiction treatment program for male and female adults, adolescents, and women only programs, ... more details ›

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Community Resources & Nonprofits

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Arkansas 211
2-1-1
Arkansas 211 connects Arkansas residents who call 211 with social services in their area. Services include food and clothing, housing support, eviction and utility assistance, senior care, child care and education, and employment support. Essential services are within reach — just call 211 for the help you need.

Arkanasas Peer Recovery
501-686-9164
Looking for Peer Recovery support? Arkansas Peer Recovery makes it easy to connect with Peers throughout the state. Use the Peer Directory to find someone who can support you and understands what you’re going through. Peer support is priceless!

American Indian Center of Arkansas
501-666-9032
For Native Americans and Alaskan Natives, the American Indian Center of Arkansas can provide a wide range of resources and connections to culturally competent care. The Center provides job training and placement services, including for seniors, education resources, and connections to mental health and substance use treatment.

P.E.A.R.L.
479-721-6778
For the justice involved, it can be especially hard to find non-stigmatized help for substance use. P.E.A.R.L. provides a variety of services and free programs to those involved in specialty court, including educational opportunities, recreational activities, support services, housing support, life skills classes, and financial literacy training. They can also connect clients with 12-step programs, addiction treatment programs, peer services, harm reduction, and recovery resources.

Wolfe Street Foundation
501-372-5662
The Wolfe Street Foundation is a Recovery Community Organization in Central Arkansas. They offer 12 step support group meetings, peer support, small group therapy, and other recovery meetings. You can also access supportive recovery housing and other community resources through the Foundation.

Exodus.Life
501-353-0347
Exodus Life is a faith-based nonprofit that provides addiction treatment and recovery support. They have an Exodus Academy, case management, peer support, and support groups. They also have programs for those involved in the justice system and help for them as they re-enter society.

AR ConnectNow
501-526-3563
AR ConnectNow provides education to Arkansas youth and their families about mental health and how to build mental health skills. They also provide support in helping young people get quality mental health treatment. You can call for support 24/7 if you need help with mental health issues and they also list information about the 988 crisis line.

University of Arkansas: Pat Walker Health Center SEAR Program
479-575-2500
University of Arkansas offers the SEAR Program which provides individual and group interventions to students who have substance use concerns. They provide research-based prevention, early intervention, and recovery services. The page also has links to other campus programs including Razorbacks Offering Accountability Resources (ROAR), Razorback® Recovery Community (RRC), and more.

Arkansas State University: Wilson Counseling Center
870-972-2318
Arkansas State University’s Wilson Counseling Center offers students support to promote improved academics, learn healthier coping strategies, and be more effective in their relationships. The center is accredited and offers multiple options including group counseling, self-help, workshops, and short-term individual counseling.

Harding University: Counseling Center
501-279-4347
Harding University’s Counseling Center provides counseling to students as part of the school's mission to promote success. They offer self-help information on a variety of topics including addiction, depression, eating disorders, homesickness, and stress. Due to counseling license regulations, they can only serve Arkansas residents.

Northwest Arkansas Equality
479-966-9014
Northwest Arkansas Equality provides HIV testing and education, community connections, and advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community. They have a resource hub with links to counseling, emergency resources, mental health resources, women's shelters, and resources for people who experienced sexual assault.

American Indian Center of Arkansas
501-666-9032
American Indian Center of Arkansas’s Native Connections recognizes how historical trauma affects current issues facing Native Americans. They provide culturally sensitive mental health and addiction prevention and treatment for Native youth and young adults. The goal is to develop a stronger, more resilient Native American and Alaskan Native generation and reduce the rates of suicide and addiction.

Harm Reduction & Opioid Resources

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Central Arkansas Harm Reduction Project
501-438-9158
If you’re looking for materials for safe sex and safer drug use, Central Arkansas Harm Reduction can connect you with naloxone (Narcan), fentanyl test strips, HIV tests, condoms, sterile supplies, and educational resources. The drop-in center is available to anyone in the community.

NEXT Distro of Arkansas
479-553-9459
NextDISTRO of Arkansas provides naloxone (Narcan) by mail, as well as information on how to get naloxone at a local or online pharmacy. Because opioid overdose is such an extensive problem, Narcan can save lives.

Northwest Arkansas Harm Reduction
479-553-9459
Northwest Arkansas Harm Reduction provides peer support services, naloxone (Narcan), fentanyl tests, and connections to other resources. The organization can help those who are interested find treatment and can also refer clients to various social services in the area.

Arkansas Opioid Recovery Partnership
501-615-8564
The ReviveAR app from the Arkansas Opioid Recover Partnership helps users understand how to use opioid reversal medicine and what to do next. There are written and audio instructions in English, Spanish, and Marshallese. The app also includes links to support for struggling families and how to safely secure and dispose of medications.

Government Programs

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Arkansas Department of Human Services Treatment Finder
844-763-0198
Need help, but don’t have insurance? The Arkansas Department of Human Services offers resources to help Arkansans without health insurance find state-funded, low-cost, and free assessments and treatment for substance use and mental health concerns. Don’t let a lack of insurance keep you from getting the care you need.

Arkansas Take Back
832-350-6566
Arkansas Takeback makes it easy to find disposal sites for medication, no questions asked. Enter your zip code and you’ll see both permanent and event drop off locations on a map. Keeping prescriptions and other medications secure is a vital part of managing substance use issues in the state.

Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs
877-222-8387
Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs provides mental health services for the treatment of PTSD, sexual trauma, depression, anxiety, and other needs. You can use some services even when you're not enrolled in the VA program. They serve over 1.5 million veterans each year with services like peer support, therapy, and medication.

John L. McClellan Memorial Veterans' Hospital
501-257-1000
John L. McClellan Memorial Veterans' Hospital provides primary and specialty services to veterans. Care is free or low cost to those who qualify for VA benefits. Services include addiction services, LGBTQ+ veteran care, and mental health care. Social workers can help with a range of services, and the Veterans Crisis Line provides support for those who need immediate help.
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