Dukes County MA Rehab Hotline
Dukes County, MA Treatment Helpline
The Massachusetts Rehab Hotline is available around the clock to help those struggling with substance use to find treatment options and get help right away. Our confidential crisis hotline professionals can offer informative addiction recovery details regarding alcohol addiction, substance abuse, opioid disorder and other substance dependencies as well as possible next steps for you or a loved one. This could be in the form of treatment recommendations, emergency crisis help & intervention, or we could point you in the right direction of nearby treatment facilities near Dukes County, MA. If you need immediate medical attention or in danger, call 911 Now.
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Dukes County, MA Substance Abuse Statistics
Dukes County, located in Massachusetts, faces its own unique challenges when it comes to substance abuse. While the county has a relatively small population, it has not been immune to the impact of substance abuse. Recent statistics highlight the prevalence of substance abuse, particularly involving opioids and alcohol. The county has witnessed a concerning increase in opioid-related deaths and overdoses, emphasizing the urgent need for effective prevention, treatment, and recovery support services. Additionally, alcohol abuse has been a significant issue in Dukes County, with rates of excessive drinking and alcohol-related hospitalizations being higher than the state average. However, despite these challenges, Dukes County is actively working towards combating substance abuse through community collaborations, education, and increased access to treatment resources. By addressing the root causes of substance abuse and providing support to individuals and families affected, Dukes County aims to create a healthier and more resilient community.
Dukes County, MA Drug and Alcohol Abuse Hotline
The Massachusetts Rehab Hotline is a Dukes County, MA and State wide resource for those struggling with substance abuse. Call (888) 357-2004 to speak with a professional substance abuse specialist. The Bristol County, MA Helpline provides trained counselors available 24/7, ready to provide a safe and confidential space for you to talk about your concerns.
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Dukes County, MA Addiction Resources
Martha’s Vineyard Community Services
Martha’s Vineyard Community Services enhances the lives of Islanders from every corner of the Vineyard community and in every season of their lives. Our clinical team is committed to helping adults, seniors, families, children and adolescents deal with day-to-day challenges, stress, trauma, mental health, substance use, and behavioral issues. All staff are skilled, sensitive professionals who work as a multidisciplinary team to assess a wide array of emotional/behavioral issues and provide client-centered, goal oriented, evidenced-based approaches to problem resolution. We strive to empower individuals, children and families to achieve and maintain meaningful and healthy lives.
Martha’s Vineyard Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Coalition
In May 2016, a group of concerned citizens came together to face the growing challenges of substance use on Martha’s Vineyard. The grassroots effort led to the development of the Martha’s Vineyard Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Coalition, an unincorporated Island-wide community coalition composed of the major health and social support institutions and concerned citizens on the Island of Martha’s Vineyard. The mission of the Martha’s Vineyard Substance Use Disorder coalition is to raise awareness, bridge services gaps, and decrease stigma of substance use disorder through education, prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts.
Dukes County Sheriff’s Office
Dukes County Sheriff’s Office Substance Misuse and Violence Prevention is responsible for the administration of the Law Enforcement Against Drugs (LEAD) drug and violence prevention program for youth and the DARE Ropes Challenge Course. The LEAD program graduated 120 students from Island schools in the 2019 school year, and continues to provide the core 6th-grade program in local elementary schools.
Learn to Cope
Learn to Cope is a peer-led support network that offers education, resources, and hope for family members and friends who have loved ones affected by substance use disorder. Founded by Joanne Peterson in 2004, the organization has grown to include over 11,000 members and has become a nationally recognized model for peer support and prevention programming. If you’re not sure where to begin, we’re here for you and encourage you to get in touch by visiting our website
NAMI Dukes County, MA
NAMI Cape Cod & The Islands is a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership-based organization. We provide free of charge educational and support programs and services for families and friends of those with mental illness as well as for those individuals with mental illness themselves throughout Cape Cod and the islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket.