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Arkansas Substance Abuse Arkansas Substance Abuse 2015 Resource Guide THIS MATERIAL WAS PREPARED BY THE ARKANSAS FOUNDATION FOR MEDICAL CARE INC. (AFMC) UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, DIVISION OF MEDICAL SERVICES. THE CONTENTS PRESENTED DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT ARKANSAS DHS POLICY. THE ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH TITLES VI AND VII OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT. MP2-SEW.ARKCORES.BK,7/15 ii Table of Contents Arkansas . 1 Ashley . 3 Baxter . 4 Benton . 7 Boone . 10 Bradley . 13 Calhoun . 14 Carroll . 15 Chicot . 16 Clark . 17 Clay . 19 Cleburne . 20 Cleveland . 22 Columbia . 23 Conway . 25 Craighead . 27 Crawford . 31 Crittenden . 33 Cross . 35 Dallas . 37 Desha . 39 Drew . 40 Faulkner . 42 Franklin . 45 Fulton . 47 Garland . 48 Grant . 52 Greene . 54 Hempstead . 57 Hot Spring . 59 Howard . 61 Independence . 62 Izard . 65 Jackson . 66 Jefferson. 68 Johnson . 71 Lafayette . 73 Lawrence . 74 Lee . 76 Lincoln . 78 Little River . 79 iii Logan . 80 Lonoke . 82 Madison . 83 Marion . 84 Miller . 86 Mississippi . 88 Monroe . 90 Montgomery . 91 Nevada . 92 Newton . 93 Ouachita . 94 Perry . 96 Phillips . 97 Pike . 98 Poinsett . 99 Polk . 101 Pope . 103 Prairie . 106 Pulaski . 107 Randolph . 118 Saint Francis . 120 Saline . 122 Scott . 125 Searcy . 126 Sebastian . 127 Sevier . 134 Sharp . 135 Stone . 137 Union . 138 Van Buren . 140 Washington . 142 White . 146 Woodruff . 149 Yell . 150 iv Arkansas regional map Arkansas is divided into eight regions as listed below . All regional data reported in this report is based on these eight regions . Region 01 Van Buren Region 04 Yell Lafayette Benton White Crawford Region 06 Little River Carroll Woodruff Franklin Arkansas Miller Madison Logan Ashley Nevada Washington Region 03 Polk Bradley Ouachita Clay Scott Chicot Sevier Region 02 Craighead Sebastian Cleveland Union Baxter Crittenden Desha Boone Cross Region 05 Drew Region 08 Cleburne Greene Clark Grant Lonoke Fulton Lawrence Conway Jefferson Prairie Independence Lee Faulkner Lincoln Pulaski Izard Mississippi Garland Saline Jackson Monroe Hot Spring Region 07 Marion Phillips Johnson Calhoun Newton Poinsett Montgomery Columbia Searcy Randolph Perry Dallas Sharp Saint Francis Pike Hempstead Stone Pope Howard CARROLL BAXTER FULTON RANDOLPH CLAY BENTON BOONE MARION Region 1 IZARD SHARP GREENE Region 2 LAWRENCE WASHINGTON MADISON NEWTON SEARCY STONE CRAIGHEAD MISSISSIPPI INDEPENDENCE CRAWFORD FRANKLIN JOHNSON VAN BUREN CLEBURNE JACKSON POINSETT POPE Region 3 CRITTENDEN CONWAY CROSS SEBASTIAN LOGAN WHITE FAULKNER WOODRUFF Region 4 ST. FRANCIS YELL PERRY SCOTT PRAIRIE LEE PULASKI LONOKE Region 5 MONROE SALINE Region 8 MONTGOMERY GARLAND POLK PHILLIPS HOT SPRING GRANT JEFFERSON ARKANSAS PIKE HOWARD SEVIER CLARK DALLAS LINCOLN CLEVELAND DESHA LITTLE Region 6 HEMPSTEAD NEVADA RIVER OUACHITA BRADLEY CALHOUN DREW MILLER Region 7 CHICOT COLUMBIA UNION ASHLEY LAFAYETTE Prevention Resource Center operated by North Arkansas Partnership for Health Education Area Health Education Center (AHEC-NW) Sherry Hendricks Executive Director over all locations . 303 N . Main St ., Stw . 301 Harrison, AR 72601 Main # 870-391-3367 (870) 391-3178 or 3179 (870) 391-3507 Fax efultonjones@northark .edu Prevention Resource Center operated by Decision Point 614 East Emma St ., Suite M426 Springdale, AR 72764 (479) 927-2655 (479) 927-2752 Fax lreh@jtlshop .jonesnet .org Prevention Resource Center operated by Crowley’s Ridge Development Council 2401 Fox Meadow Lane Jonesboro, AR 72404 (870) 933-0033 (870) 933-0048 Fax dnewsom@ritternet .com Prevenion Resource Center operated by Harbor House, Inc. (mens facility) 615 N . 19rh St . Fort Smith, AR 72914 (479) 783-1916 (479) 785-4083 Fax Prevention Resource Center operated by Community Service, Inc. 100 S . Cherokee St . Morrilton, AR 72110 (501) 354-4589 (501) 354-5410 Fax tlove@communityserviceinc .com Prevention Resource Center operated by Family Service Agency 628 W . Broadway, Suite 300 North Little Rock, AR 72114 (501) 372-4242 x 327 or x 328 (501) 372-6565 Fax hmiller@fsainc .org www .helpingfamiliesfirst .org/lprevent .html Prevention Resource Center operated by Community Service Inc. 1401 Malvern Ave ., Suite 100 Hot Springs, AR 71901 (501) 318-2648 (501) 624-5636 Fax jdixson@fsainc .org . www .helping familiesfirst .org/prevent .html Prevention Resource Center operated by St. James United Methodist Church 900 North University Pine Bluff, AR 71601 870-850-7216/870-536-6366 870-536-6327 Fax hankwilkinsprc@yahoo .com Preventiion Resource Center operated by Phoenix Youth and Family Services 310 Alabama St . Crossett, AR 71635 (870) 364-1676 (870) 364-1779 Fax chawkins@phoenixyouth .com Prevention Resource Center operated by UAMS/AHEC South Arkansas 460 W . Oak El Dorado, AR 71730 (870) 864-2497 (870) 881-4426 (870) 863-9341 Fax srumph@ahecsa .uams .edu ruralhealth .uams .edu/uamssouth Prevention Resource Center operated by Southwest Arkansas Counseling & MHC 601 Hazel St . Texarkana, AR 71854 (870) 774-2435 (870) 774-4216 Fax tgoings@swacmhc .com viii Arkansas County ARKANSAS REGION 6: COUNTY Arkansas,Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Cleveland, Desha, Drew, Grant, Jefferson, Lincoln Arkansas Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Website http://www .arkansascentraloffice .org Hotline: (501) 664-7303 Arkansas Regional Service Committee of Narcotics Anonymous http://www .arscna .org Toll Free: (800) 338-8750 Arkansas Area Al-Anon / Alateen http://www .ar .al-anon .alateen .org Celebrate Recovery Groups (Faith-based) http://grouplocator .crgroups .info/ Al-Anon: Yagottawanna AFG First Presbyterian Church 120 West 7th St . Stuttgart, AR 72160 (870) 673-6331 AA - Agreeable Group 215 East Michigan Stuttgart, AR 72160 (501) 779-0617 AA - DeWitt Group Community Room in Police Station 120 Court Square DeWitt, AR 72042 (870) 830-4766 * Accepts Arkansas Medicaid ‡ Accepts Medicare 2015 County level resource tools, ARKANSAS COUNTY 1 AA - Arkansas County Group #1 Bancorp South 412 South Main Stuttgart, AR 72160 (870) 672-3281 BHS Pinnacle Point Hospital: The Pointe Outpatient Behavioral Health Services 123 East 3rd St . Stuttgart, AR 72160 (870) 673-9370 (870) 672-7010 Fax Southeast Arkansas Behavioral Healthcare System, Inc. - Arkansas County 121 Commercial Drive, B Stuttgart, AR 72160 www .sabhs .org (870) 673-1633 (870) 673-1253 Fax United Family Services 1600 South Main St . Stuttgart, AR 72160 www .ufamservices .com (870) 672-4842 (870) 672-4840 Fax * Accepts Arkansas Medicaid ‡ Accepts Medicare 2 2015 County level resource tools, ARKANSAS COUNTY Ashley County REGION 6: Arkansas,Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Cleveland, Desha, Drew, ASHLEY Grant, Jefferson, Lincoln COUNTY Arkansas Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Website http://www .arkansascentraloffice .org Hotline: (501) 664-7303 Arkansas Regional Service Committee of Narcotics Anonymous http://www .arscna .org Toll Free: (800) 338-8750 Arkansas Area Al-Anon / Alateen http://www .ar .al-anon .alateen .org Celebrate Recovery Groups (Faith-based) http://grouplocator .crgroups .info/ AA - Ashley County Group 902 South Georgia Crossett, AR 71635 (870) 304-9198 Ashley County Medical Center, Generations* ‡ 1015 Unity Road Crossett, AR 71635 (870) 364-4111 Delta Counseling Associates, Ashley County Clinic* ‡ 1308 West 5th Ave . Crossett, AR 71635 (870) 364-6471 Delta FAM Health and Fitness Center for Children Inc.* ‡ 815 East Saint Louis St . Hamburg, AR 71646 www .deltafamilycenter .com * Accepts Arkansas Medicaid (870) 853-4224 ‡ Accepts Medicare 2015 County level resource tools, ASHLEY COUNTY 3 Baxter County BAXTER COUNTY REGION 2: Baxter, Boone, Cleburne, Fulton, Independence, Izard, Jackson, Marion, Newton, Searcy, Sharp, Stone, Van Buren, White, Woodruff Arkansas Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Website http://www .arkansascentraloffice .org Hotline: (501) 664-7303 Arkansas Regional Service Committee of Narcotics Anonymous http://www .arscna .org Toll Free: (800) 338-8750 Arkansas Area Al-Anon / Alateen http://www .ar .al-anon .alateen .org Celebrate Recovery Groups (Faith-based) http://grouplocator .crgroups .info/ AA - Twin Lakes Fellowship Center 915 McClure Lane Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-2499 AA - Midway Group Baxter Regional Medical Center - Cafeteria Highway 5 N Mountain Home, AR 71635 AA - Goofy Thinkers Redeemer Lutheran Church 312 West North St . (870) 321-5075 * Accepts Arkansas Medicaid ‡ Accepts Medicare 4 2015 County level resource tools, BAXTER COUNTY AO/Health Resources of Arkansas* 8 Medical Plaza Mountain Home, AR 72653 www .hra-ao .org (870) 424-0080 Baxter County Alternative School 10015 South Main Mountain Home, AR 72653 lroscoe@cci_bcas .org (870) 425-7970 Baxter County Juvenile Service 312 Bomber Blvd . Mountain Home, AR 72653 cgreen@bcjs .org (870) 425-3840 Baxter County Family Resource Centerr 312 Bomber Blvd . Mountain Home, AR 72653 adalton@bcjs .org (870) 425-3840 DaySpring 315 West 6th St . Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 367-2141 Families, Inc. Counseling Services Mountain Home Clinical Offices* ‡ 700 South Main St . Mountain Home, AR 72653 www .familiesinc .net (870) 425-1041 Hensley Behavioral Health Center‡ 624 Hospital Drive Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 508-6400 Narcotics Anonymous 601 East 1st St . Mountain Home, AR 72653 * Accepts Arkansas Medicaid ‡ Accepts Medicare 2015 County.
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