Resources
One Community One Family is proud to connect our Southeastern Indiana community with the vital resources they need.
Need help finding childcare near you?
The Indiana Family & Social Services Administration has created an online local childcare finder to help you search for available childcare services in your area!
Local Childcare Search Tool
Find the local substance-use treatment that is right for you with this search tool provided by Treatment Atlas.
This search tool not only connects you to local substance-use treatment facilities, but it also helps you navigate what treatment would likely be best for you based on your responses to its questionnaire.
Substance-Use Treatment Search
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St. Elizabeth Healthcare Baby Steps Program specializes in working with pregnant women and mothers (with children aged two-years-old and younger) with a substance-use disorder. Their nurses and peer support specialists will work closely with you to develop a trusting relationship and help with:
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Finding treatment, resources and support groups
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Information about being healthy for you and your baby
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Education to better understand the risks of newborn withdrawal and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
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Supporting you to care for your baby while in the hospital and when you go home.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare knows you want the very best for your baby! No matter where you are in your journey, they understand the unique challenges you face during pregnancy and as you begin caring for your baby while working to maintain being sober.
Take a step today and call to speak with one of their nurses.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare wants to provide you with the support and tools to help you be successful!
St. Elizabeth Healthcare's Baby Steps Program
St. Elizabeth Healthcare's Baby Steps Program sessions are FREE, meet virtually, and occur every Friday at 11:00am. Participants are welcome to join at any point in the topic cycle. Topics covered in order are:
Prenatal Care, Delivery & DCBS/SW Involvement at Hospital, NOWS Education, Postpartum, Care of Baby, SIDS, Feeding-Bottle & Breastfeeding, Safety, Hepatitis & Treatment, Smoking, Resources, and Bonding/Attachment with Child. To join please call (859) 301-2501 first and join through their Microsoft Teams link.
The patient referral form is available through this link.
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Citizens Against Substance Abuse or CASA is the Local Coordinating Council for a drug-free Dearborn County, Indiana. Dearborn County Citizens Against Substance Abuse is an organization through which the community can identify, plan, and implement efforts to address the problems of substance abuse and dependency. Visit the CASA website to learn more about Dearborn County’s CASA.
Dearborn County's Citizens Against Substance Abuse (CASA)
Stayin’ Alive is the Local Coordinating Council for Franklin County, Indiana; promoting a safer and healthier community by reducing the problematic use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Stayin' Alive's monthly meeting is every fourth Thursday at the Franklin County Community Foundation from 4:00 to 5:00pm. To join, please email bethanyluers@stayinalive24.org. To learn more about Stayin’ Alive, visit their website.
Franklin County's Stayin' Alive
The mission of the Greensburg Prevention Group is to decrease substance abuse and related behaviors by promoting healthy choices in Greensburg, Indiana. The Greensburg Prevention Group's monthly hybrid meeting is every first Thursday on Zoom and in-person at Greensburg City Hall from noon to 1:00pm. To join, please email sgabbard@villages.org. To learn more about Greensburg Prevention Group, visit their website.
Greensburg Prevention Group
The Coalition for a Drug-Free Batesville exists to promote and support all ages with a focus on youth in the Batesville community in making healthy, responsible, and legal choices around substance use. The coalition meets every first Monday of the month at 11:00am in the Memorial Building on the 2nd floor in the Council Chambers. All are welcome to join. To learn more, visit the Coalition for a Drug-Free Batesville's website.
Coalition For A Drug-Free Batesville
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The Ripley County Drug Awareness Coalition is the local coordinating council for Ripley County, Indiana. The coalition aims to improve awareness and involvement addressing drug use in Ripley County. To learn more, please contact Frankie Geary at ripleycountydac@gmail.com.
Ripley County Drug Awareness Coalition
Drug Free Ohio County is an anti-drug coalition. This coalition aims to prevent and reduce the impact of substance use on crime, health and individuals in the community of Ohio County, Indiana. Drug Free Ohio County's monthly hybrid meeting is every 2nd Monday of the month from 10:00 to 11:00am at the Education Center of Rising Sun and via Zoom. To join, please email Debbie Thomason at dthomason@occfrisingsun.com. To learn more about Drug Free Ohio County, please visit their website.
Drug Free Ohio County
In response to a growing number of fatal drug overdoses in the county, the Switzerland County Drug Awareness Coalition was developed. The coalition works to identify the community's needs and promote available resources in the county. Please visit the Switzerland County Drug Awareness Coalition's website to learn more about the organization.
Switzerland County Drug Awareness Coalition
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Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
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Addiction Hotline 1-800-662-4357
Family and Social Services Administration Mental Health & Addiction Services:
Wraparound services are a way to improve the lives of families and children with complex needs. Wraparound services are a strengths-based team partnership between families and community resources and services to best help provide the necessary support and meet the complex needs of their children.
INcompass Healthcare provides Wraparound services to children and their families in Southeastern Indiana. INcompass Healthcare is the Access Point for Wraparound services under both the Children’s Mental Health Initiative through Department of Child Services and the Children’s Mental Health Wraparound through Division of Mental Health and Addiction. Choices Coordinated Care Solutions helps families caring for youth with significant emotional and behavioral health needs. If eligible, families can choose Wraparound services through INcompass Healthcare or Choices Coordinated Care Solutions.
INcompass Healthcare & Choices Coordinated Care Solutions Child Wraparound Services
INcompass Healthcare also provides Open Access clinics for people who are seeking services for mental health issues. Walk-In clinics are for people seeking assistance with substance abuse treatment and services. Please call ahead to pre-register and to bring insurance cards and proof of income (for sliding fee scale). Patients are seen on a first come, first served basis. There may be a waiting period before being seen.
For more locations, visit the INcompass Healthcare website.
INcompass Healthcare Open Access Clinics
215 E. George Street, Batesville, IN
812-934-4210
Open Access: Tuesday & Thursday | 9:30am – 12:30pm
Walk-In: Thursday | 2:30 -3:30pmBatesville/St. Leon
Call 765-647-4173 to schedule an appointment.
Brookville
401 West Eads Parkway, Suite 450 Lawrenceburg, IN
812-537-7375
Open Access: Monday – Thursday | 9:30am – 12:30pm
Walk-In: Tuesday | 3:30 – 5:30pmLawrenceburg Plaza/St. Leon
Call 812-427-2737 to schedule an appointment.
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LookUp Indiana takes a faith-based approach to informing and offering solutions for mental health issues and substance abuse. Visit LookUp Indiana's website to learn more.
LookUp Indiana
Centerstone Health Services embraces the health and well-being for all people by providing comprehensive, accessible, quality health care regardless of income to promote wellness and restore health. Centerstone Health Services inspires and builds healthy lives through superior care, collaboration, education and awareness that improves the overall health status of the community.
Centerstone Health Services offers Decatur County residents a Walk-In Clinic on Wednesdays from 8:00am to 3:00pm at their Greensburg location at 1530 Commerce Park W Drive, Greensburg, IN, 47240. Click here to learn more about the Walk-In Clinic. This Greensburg location also offers a wide variety of one-time and weekly substance-use and mental health programs including "Recovery 101," "Living in Balance," "Relapse Prevention," and "Mental Health 101." To learn about these programs and more, click here.
To see all of their mental health care services, please visit their website.
Centerstone Health Services
Columbus Behavioral Center, located in Columbus, Indiana and serving those in and out of state, offers a 4-6 week-long, mental health intensive outpatient program (IOP) for youth ages 12-18 with depression, mood instability, anxiety, trauma, suicidal ideation, and/or self-harming behaviors. Youth learn emotion regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and how to have healthier relationships. No-cost assessments can be completed virtually or in person. Columbus Behavioral Center is accepting referrals and offers medication management services on site. Youth participate in IOP for 3 hours per day, 3 days per week. Youth can attend virtually or in person. Transportation assistance may be available if the youth lives in Bartholomew County or a surrounding county. Columbus Behavioral Center accepts Medicaid, Tricare, and all major insurance options. Referrals can be made by calling (812) 565-9323 or by emailing: ColumbusIOPIntake@uhsinc.com.
Columbus Behavioral Center’s residential program offers residential treatment for youth ages 8-17 with depression, mood instability, severe anxiety, trauma, suicidal ideation, and/or self-harming behaviors. The program is for youth with an IQ above 70 who have had 2 acute stays in the past 6 months and have attempted outpatient services without the desired outcome. Columbus Behavioral Center accepts Medicaid, Tricare, and all major insurance options. The number for residential treatment is: (812) 376-1711.
Columbus Behavioral Center for Children and Adolescents - Intensive Outpatient Program & Residential Program
The Youth Encouragement Services (YES) Home is a residential group home for youths ages 10-20, providing a structured, nurturing environment for abused, neglected, and abandoned children. They provide a family-like atmosphere for youth to develop pro-social, independent living and employment skills. To learn more, visit The YES Home's website.
Residential Group Home
No Health Insurance? Southeast Indiana Health Center provides care to those who cannot afford it and would not otherwise be able to receive needed primary healthcare services. Located in Batesville, Southeast Indiana Health Center serves residents of Franklin / Ripley County Indiana. For more information, visit the SEIHC website.
Southeast Indiana Health Center
