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Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board
Providing help. Offering hope.
Uniting our communities with access to care, paths to help, prevention resources, and local support.
About our organization
Welcome to Crawford-Marion ADAMH
Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health
Our mission
The mission of the Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board, under local leadership, is to assure the availability of high quality alcohol, drug addiction and mental health services to all residents through planning (assessing needs and resources, and determining priorities); purchasing cost effective services to the extent resources are available; increasing public awareness; coordinating services; and evaluating those services.
We can all be a voice for suicide prevention. Explore Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation resources to learn how to talk to someone you think might be suicidal.
OSPF resources
Access overdose reversal medications (Narcan) through your local health department.
What is happening
Latest updates
Community meeting
September Board Meeting
- Date
- September 24, 2026
- Time
- 5:30pm
- Location
- ADAMH Board, 369 Kensington Place, Marion, OH 43302
Community spotlight
Suicide Prevention for Men
A new statewide initiative is expanding suicide-prevention resources, training, and community support for adult men in Marion County.
Learn morePartner opportunity
Now Hiring: Coleman Health Services
Our contracted provider is seeking applicants for several roles supporting behavioral health, crisis services, case management, nursing, counseling, and administration.
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Amplified Expressions of Our Journey
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Marion County Suicide Prevention Walk
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Crawford County Suicide Prevention Walk
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Paint the Town Purple (Crawford)
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Care starts here
Services and support for our communities
Explore local resources for mental health, recovery, crisis support, and everyday wellbeing.
Counseling & Behavioral Health Services
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Crawford County Services
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Drug & Alcohol Addiction Services
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Emergency/Crisis Services
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Family Resources
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Housing
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Marion County Services
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Support Groups
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Additional Treatment Locations
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Voices from our community
Local people.
Lasting impact.
Cara Stevens
School Counselor, Marion City Schools
Kelly Melvin
Executive Director, Marion Treatment Services
Teen Institute
Marion Crawford Prevention Programs
Higher Education
Leslie Beary and Mike Stuckey
Nick Malo
Retired law enforcement officer
Lived Experience
With Sam Malone
Why the Levy Matters
With Kelly Melvin
Why the Levy Matters
With Leslie Beary
Understanding the need
Behind every number,
a person who matters.
Connection, prevention, and access to care matter. These findings help explain the challenges our communities face.
Marion County / Crisis calls / 2025
44%
Loneliness & connection
In 2025, 44% of crisis calls from Marion County residents reported loneliness as their top concern.
Source: Pathways of Central Ohio
Connection starts with a conversation.
Crawford County / Students
39%
Youth depression
38.9% of students reported feeling depressed or sad most days in the past year, even when they felt OK.
Source: 2025 Crawford County CLYDE Survey. Headline rounded.
Marion County / Students
19%
Youth suicide risk
19% of students seriously considered attempting suicide during the past 12 months.
Source: 2024 Marion County CLYDE Survey
Crawford County / Community survey
30%
Concern about substance use
Nearly one-third of community survey respondents identified substance use as a top health concern.
Source: 2026-2028 Crawford County CHIP
National / Adults aged 18+
23.4%
Mental health in adults
23.4% of adults, or 61.5 million people, had any mental illness in the past year.
Source: 2024 National Survey of Drug Use and Health
Each finding represents a different population and reporting period.