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Scenic Bluffs Community Health Centers Cashton

238 Front Street
Cashton, WI 54619

Scenic Bluffs Community Health Centers Cashton is an integrated healthcare provider in Cashton, Wisconsin. Their behavioral health department provides outpatient ... more details ›

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AMS Onalaska

9532 East 16 Frontage Road
Onalaska, WI 54650

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Gundersen Lutheran Behavioral Health La Crosse

1900 South Avenue
La Crosse, WI 54601

At Gundersen Lutheran Behavioral Health, located in La Crosse, Wisconsin, they provide treatment for substance abuse and mental health issues. Offering inpatient and ... more details ›

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Gundersen Lutheran Behavioral Health Onalaska

123 16th Avenue South
Onalaska, WI 54650

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CleanSlate Outpatient Addiction Medicine

1 Point Pl #200
Madison, WI 53719

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UnityPoint Health Meriter Hospital New Start

1015 Gammon Lane
Madison, WI 53719

UnityPoint Health Meriter Hospital New Start is an outpatient drug and alcohol rehab in Madison, Wisconsin. They have traditional outpatient and intensive outpatient ... more details ›

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UnityPoint Health Meriter NewStart Addiction Treatment

1015 Gammon Lane
Madison, WI 53719

UnityPoint Health Meriter New Start is an addiction treatment center in Madison, Wisconsin. They offer mental health services and drug rehab through an intensive ... more details ›

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Aspirus Behavioral Health Residential Treatment Center Stevens Point

201 Prentice Street North
Stevens Point, WI 54481

The Aspirus Behavioral Health Residential Treatment Center is located in micropolitan Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Adults are able to receive comprehensive drug and ... more details ›

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ARC House

202 North Paterson Street
Madison, WI 53703

ARC House is a live in drug and alcohol rehab for women from the Corrections Department in Madison, Wisconsin. You can go there if your probation and parole agent ... more details ›

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Vivent Health Madison

600 Williamson Street Suite H
Madison, WI 53703

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New Direction Addiction Treatment

2935 S Fish Hatchery Rd
Fitchburg, WI 53711

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Psychological Addiction Services

3113 E Washington Ave
Madison, WI 53704

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ASAP Addiction Services and Pharmacotherapy

210 E Olin Ave
Madison, WI 53713

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Tellurian Chandras House of Hope

5900 Monona Drive Suite 300
Madison, WI 53716

Chandra’s House of Hope is a transitional home for women that helps support women in the early stages of recovery, preparing them for reintegration back into their ... more details ›

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LE Phillips Libertas Treatment Center

2661 County Highway I
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729

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Community Resources & Nonprofits

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211 Wisconsin
2-1-1
Wisconsin residents who call 211 are connected to a wide range of social services, including child or senior care, housing services, food and clothing, rent and utility assistance, crisis support, transportation assistance, mental health and substance use treatment, and much more. Calling 211 gives you the help you need all in one place.

Centers for Independence
414-937-2020
The Centers for Independence has multiple programs that benefit residents in the Milwaukee area. They have behavioral health treatment that includes supportive case management and housing services, as well as employment services such as skill development, job placement, and coaching for those with barriers to work. Centers for Independence is a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC).

Peer-Run Respites
Wisconsin has several peer-run respites throughout the state that provide support, encouragement, and an overnight stay to those experiencing stress or symptoms from mental health or substance use concerns. Each center has peer recovery specialists that can help visitors stabilize and work through their concerns.

Wisconsin Community Action Programs (WISCAP)
Wisconsin residents in need can connect to the Community Action Program in their area through WISCAP. These agencies provide food, housing services, support for domestic violence victims, early childhood programs, and much more. Reach out to the program in your region to find a variety of supportive services!

Peer Recovery Centers
There are 11 peer-run recovery centers throughout the state, and the Wisconsin Peer Recovery Centers website lists all the programs, their locations, contact information, and links to their websites for more details. Wisconsin recovery centers have sanctuary agreements to protect all visitors and provide peer support, access to computers, referrals to social services, and a variety of activities that may include art, music, support groups, and group outings. If you need a safe, sober place to visit, drop in just to say hi — don’t be shy!

Salvation Army Milwaukee Adult Rehabilitation Center
414-276-4316
The Salvation Army Milwaukee Adult Rehabilitation Center serves men through the divisional Adult Rehab Center. They provide a whole person approach including housing, work opportunities, group and individual therapy, and more. They offer hope that recovery from addiction is possible.

Community Advocates Public Policy Institute / Alliance for Wisconsin Youth
414-270-2950
The Community Advocates Public Policy Institute administers the Alliance for Wisconsin Youth. They support substance use prevention coalitions in eight counties and help coalition members prevent youth substance use and promote substance free lifestyles. They help members provide prevention education, drug collection programs, outreach to parents, and more.

Elevate
262-677-2216
Elevate is a community resource center that has programs and services to help young people and families address and overcome challenges. They offer prevention, the Elevate U intervention program, and support groups. They also have an OWI program that provides awareness and education within a driver's safety plan to restore your license.

University of Wisconsin – Madison Alcohol Information on Campus
University of Wisconsin-Madison Alcohol Information On Campus offers links to resources for students, employees, and parents. These include links to free alcohol and marijuana self-assessments, employee assistance programs, information about university health services and the Student Affairs group, and connections to treatment options in the community.

University of Wisconsin Badger Recovery Program
608-265-5600
University of Wisconsin’s Badger Recovery Program connects students in recovery from alcohol, marijuana, gaming, and other addictive behaviors to resources that support the recovery journey. They accept all definitions of recovery and schedule events, peer-led recovery meetings, and recovery coaching to help students achieve their academic goals and maintain their recovery.

Madison Area Technical College Mental Health and Counseling Services
608-246-6060
Madison Area Technical College's Mental Health And Counseling Services provide students with trained counselors including one that specializes in alcohol and drug abuse. Appointments can be held in person or virtually. They also have a reflection space to pray, meditate, or relax and a Live Free student club that promotes wellbeing and peer support for those in recovery.

St. Norbert College Wellness by Design in Action Resources
920-403-3266
The St. Norbert College Health & Wellness Center offers student support in dealing with transitions and challenges. They provide counseling and support and do not limit the number of sessions you may receive. The website also has educational programs and self help resources on topics such as alcohol and drugs, roommate conflict, stress and anxiety, and more.

Mental Health America of Wisconsin PRISM Program
414-336-7974
The Mental Health America of Wisconsin PRISM Program provides a peer support warmline staffed with peers from the LGBTQ+ community who can offer mental health support and information for youth. You can call or text the number. They are certified peer specialists who use their experiences and struggles to support others and there are online and in person support groups as well.

Wisconsin Hero Outdoors
The Wisconsin Hero Outdoors supports veterans and first responders with outdoor activities to address the physical and mental health challenges brought on by their jobs. They work with the VA and other veteran focused organizations, and they also offer small group and individual outings. Wisconsin Hero Outdoors offers a wide range of activities for everyone, including golf, SCUBA diving, equestrian programs, fishing, kayaking, and more.

Forest County Potawatomi Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) Treatment Program
715-478-4332
Forrest County Potawatomi Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Treatment program is a culturally sensitive outpatient program for Native and non-Native Americans struggling with addiction. The program incorporates values and traditional practices in individual and community based group therapy, education, and family participation. Those with Medicaid can receive treatment free of charge.

Harm Reduction & Opioid Resources

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St. Croix Tribal Health Clinic Harm Reduction
The St. Croix Tribal Health Clinic Harm Reduction program provides a clean needle exchange, naloxone (Narcan) kits, fentanyl test strips, and overdose prevention training at their Primary Care Clinic. If you or someone you love is at risk of infection from substance use, the Health Clinic can help.

Vivent Health Lifepoint Harm Reduction Programs
800-359-9272
Vivent Health’s Lifepoint programs offer harm reduction supplies throughout Wisconsin. Clients can access clean syringes and syringe disposal, naloxone (Narcan), fentanyl test strips, overdose prevention training, safer use kits, HIV/Hep C testing, wound care, and harm reduction education.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services / Safer Use/Harm Reduction
608-266-1865
Wisconsin Department of Health Services administers the Safer Use Harm Reduction program which provides education and tips to reduce harm from opioids. They provide links to resources such as where to safely dispose of leftover medicine, how to find a syringe program, where to get naloxone and fentanyl test strips, and more.

Unified Community Services
608-723-6357
Unified Community Services is a harm reduction program in Grant and Iowa counties, Wisconsin. They provide education and information in English and Spanish on substance use prevention, stigma reduction, safe disposal of unused medication, suicide prevention, and grief support. They also participate in the Narcan Direct program and provide free naloxone.

Milwaukee County Health & Human Services Behavioral Health Department
414-366-7161
The Milwaukee County Health and Human Services Behavioral Health Department operates several harm reduction programs, including vending machines. The harm reduction vending machines provide supplies for reversing an overdose, testing for fentanyl, and destroying prescription medications. They partner with the community so everyone has access.

Great Lakes Rural Opioid Technical Assistance Regional Center
The Great Lakes Rural Opioid Technical Assistance Regional Center provides training and technical assistance to rural communities in Health and Human Services Region 5, which includes six Midwestern states. They develop the communities’ capacity to provide prevention education, treatment, and support recovery for addiction and mental health. They provide virtual and in person education for communities about substance use in the workplace and other relevant topics.

Government Programs

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Oneida Nation of Wisconsin
The Oneida Nation of Wisconsin has a variety of social and behavioral health resources for tribe members, including wellness programs, experiential education adventures, and harm reduction resources such as naloxone (Narcan) kits, fentanyl test strips, and overdose prevention training.

Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
Members of the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin can access multiple substance use resources, including a recovery coach hotline, a tribal wellness center, and a clinic that provides medical care, behavioral health support, and harm reduction supplies like naloxone (Narcan) kits, fentanyl test strips, and overdose prevention training.

Community Access to Recovery Services (CARS)
414-289-6085
The Community Access to Recovery Services (CARS) has provided treatment services and education to the community for over 30 years as part of the Department of Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Services. They have community clinics, case management, prevention, and more.

Wisconsin Department of Health Services / Substance Use Disorders
833-944-4673
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services provides information on substance use disorders and links to resources. This includes the Wisconsin Addiction Recovery helpline can connect you to local services, the Shatterproof Treatment Atlas which provides information on addiction facilities in the state, and the Resilient Wisconsin program which focuses on addressing the root causes of trauma.

Wisconsin Department of Health Services / LGBTQ Health: General Resources
608-266-1865
Wisconsin Department of Health Services LGBTQ Health Department offers information and resources for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer communities. They have specific information pages for men, women, transgender, youth, and older adults. Information includes a link to the National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center as well as general resources and data and reports on health disparities, demographics, and economics.

Veterans Administration (VA) Substance Use Disorder Programs Wisconsin
800-273-8255
The Veterans Administration has three VA Centers across the state that offer substance use treatment. Programs include 24-hour residential care, intensive outpatient, and traditional outpatient programs. They define substance use disorder as a diagnosable mental health condition and provide evidence-based treatments, medications, or both for treatment. They also provide mental health treatment integrated into dual diagnosis addiction treatment programs

Veterans Outreach and Recovery Program
The Veterans Outreach and Recovery program connects veterans to community resources and provides case management and support with a focus on treatment and recovery. Support services include connection to financial assistance, housing, employment, substance use treatment, and mental health services. The state is split into two regions, which are coordinated separately.

The Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Health Clinics
888-685-4422
The Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Health Clinics provides ambulatory and public health care at two clinics and five satellite offices. They offer health maintenance examinations, diabetic management, and chronic and acute illness care. The satellite offices provide public health care through community health nurses, dietitians, and drug and alcohol program staff. Those with Medicaid can receive treatment free of charge.
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