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The
following alcohol and drug services are available in the Columbus
area.
To
contact AA or Al-Anon in Franklin County call:
(614) 253-8501.
Columbus Community Hospital
Cocaine Hotline (614)
443-2653.
Compdrug
– Hope Hotline (614)
228-4673.
Riverside
Hospital Alcohol and Drug Dependency Services
(614) 566-4718.
Park Medical
Center – Talbot Recovery
(614) 257-3760.
The
following hotlines are for issues concerning rape and sexual assault.
Sexual Assault Response Network
(614) 267-7020.
Riverside Hospital
Rape Treatment
(614) 566-5056.
Grant Medical Center Rape
Treatment (614)566-9000.
OSU Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Program
(614)
293-8333.
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Emergency Information
We aspire to provide the
highest quality of information to clients, professionals, and the
general public. However, because we cannot monitor the
interpretation, use, or context in which this information is utilized,
we cannot make guarantees about its relevance or impact. We
specifically disclaim any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a
particular purpose, and will not be liable for any direct,
consequential or other damages resulting from it.
If this is an emergency…
The
best response in an emergency depends on the kind of help you need,
the type of danger, and so on. Here are some options to consider
in Columbus and nearby towns:
Dial
911 in true
emergencies. They can quickly dispatch police, fire, or
ambulance.
Emergency
medical services are available 24 hours a day at OSU Hospitals.
You can reach the OSU Medical Center Emergency Room at (614)
293-8333.
To
speak with a crisis counselor or to access mental health and
substance abuse crisis and assessment services in Franklin County
for children, adolescents, and adults, call Netcare at (614)
276-2273.
In
Delaware or Morrow County, call the Help Line of Delaware
and Morrow County at: (800) 684-2324.
Or call Grady
Memorial Hospital: (740)-368-5100.
Choices
for victims of domestic violence
provides a 24 hour crisis hotline (614) 224-4653
as well as emergency
shelter housing for women and children ages 0-17
who are experiencing domestic violence.
Current
clients of North Suburban Counseling with an urgent concern,
who wish to speak with their therapist, may call our office at (614)
895-9998. Calling after hours will allow you to access
their pager and cell-phone numbers given in their voice-mail greeting.
For
child abuse and neglect reports, call Franklin County Children
Services’ Child Abuse Hotline at
(614) 229-7000.
Children’s
Hospital has a center for child abuse prevention and parents can
call the Parent Connection Hotline at (614)
224-2273.
Parents can also contact Catholic Social Services through
their Parent’s Anonymous Hotline at (614)
447-9400.
The
Central Ohio Poison Control Center can be reached at (614)
228-1323.
Firstlink offers shelter information at (614)
221-2255.
North
Central Mental Health hosts their Suicide Prevention Hotline
at
(614) 221-5445. Teens can
also reach the Teen Hotline at (614)
294-3300.
Runaway teens can reach the
Huckleberry House at (614) 294-5553.
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