Resources + Ohio Laws

Tools and guides

Program resources

• Ohio Recovery Friendly Workplace

  RecoveryOhio’s statewide designation for employers who support workers in recovery from substance use or mental health conditions. Businesses can find the practices, toolkit, and designation request on the state site.

• Deflection Data Collection & Definitions GuidePDF

  The Ohio Deflection Association, in partnership with the Criminal Justice Coordinating Center of Excellence’s Substance Use Deflection Initiative, is proud to announce the Deflection Data Collection and Definitions Guide.

• Project Management Adherence Tool (PMAT)PDF

  The creation and application of the Project Management Adherence Tool in understanding and advancing deflection programs and other community-based initiatives.

• Ohio Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force

  A map of Ohio’s anti-trafficking coalitions. If you are interested in getting involved in anti-trafficking response efforts, contact your local coalition.

• OTFL Impact ReportPDF

  A recovery and resilience network over 100 agencies strong, facilitated by a common vision and healthy partnerships, centered on creating and maintaining a recovery-oriented system of care around mental health and substance use disorders.

  Rhythm April newsletterPDF

• Magnolia Recovery Resources

  Integrating families in the treatment and recovery process: strengthening the support system.

• New Vision Withdrawal ManagementPDF

  Here to help you take the first step on the road to recovery.

• Ohio HWC Counties & Program LeadershipPDF

  Ohio Handle With Care uses a standardized approach to implementation to ensure program fidelity, while allowing adaptations that respect the strengths of each community.

  Program overviewPDF · Progress mapPDF

• Stigma Reduction

  Challenge what you know about addiction and mental health. Can you beat the clock — and beat the stigma?

• Veterans Response Program GuidePDF

  One of the first steps to building a Veterans Response Program involves learning about the local need and available resources.

  VA homeless programs

• Naloxone in SchoolsPDF

  Policy brief.