Mental Health, Drug & Alcohol Services Board
of Logan & Champaign Counties

24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 
1-800-224-0422

24-Hour Non-Emergency Help or Access to Human Services
Logan County 2-1-1

 Upcoming Events

Next Board Meeting
​Tuesday, September 11, 2018 at 5:00 PM​
​​
 Champaign County Opiate Task Force Meeting
(Meetings are usually held first Tuesday of every month @ 12:30 p.m. in Conference Room C in the Community Building.)

  Mental Health and Addiction Resources

Youth at Risk: How to Ask for Help
Schizophrenia and Addiction: The Guide to Unraveling Comorbidity and Finding the Path to Recovery
Bipolar Disorder and Addiction
The Benefits of Exercise in Addiction Recovery
Swim Back to Health: The Guide to Aquatic Therapy for Recovering Addicts
Making the Connection: Trauma and Substance Abuse
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Substance Abuse: Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment
How Service and Therapy Dogs are Helping PTSD Victims
Meaningful Work and Recovery
Back to School Toolkit for Parents, Kids, and Teachers on Student Mental Health
September is National Recovery Month

  MHDAS Board News & Information

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library

Early childhood literacy in Logan County needs a boost.  An alarming percentage of 5-year olds who took the Kindergarten Readiness Assessment last fall were testing NOT READY to enter school.
  •     Bellefontaine - 55%
  •     Benjamin Logan - 52%
  •     Indian Lake - 33%
  •     Riverside - 46%
Help Logan County child literacy by signing up a child to receive free books from Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and United Way of Logan County. Learn more.

Logan County Coalition (CORE) Fighting Drug Abuse

Below is the 28-minute taped radio panel interview of representatives from our Logan County Coalition,(CORE) fighting drug abuse. The taped broadcast covers a broad range of information, insight, and tips to know and use in addressing our local drug crisis.
For example:
  • What is it and how, why it is so bad and getting worse 
  • Who is involved 
  • What to look for and do when you suspect there is, or could soon be, a problem
  • What Resources are available and what can someone do
  • Call for a "TOTAL COMMUNITY EFFORT!"
To listen: http://peakofohio.com/mobile/broadcast/index.cfm
When the "Peak of Ohio" page appears,  select the "Community CORE interview"

Who We Are

The Mental Health, Drug, and Alcohol Services Board of Logan and Champaign Counties was created under the authority of the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, by Amended Substitute House Bill 317 of the Ohio Revised Code.

What We Do

The MHDAS Board's focus is to provide the right care for the people of our counties. We do this by planning, developing, monitoring, and evaluating the publicly funded behavioral health services for the citizens in Logan and Champaign Counties.

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