ADAMHSCC

Our March General Board Meeting is today at 4 p.m. You can attend in person or watch the livestream on our website. bit.ly/40HrMqE

Calling all artists! The ADAMHS Board 2026 Annual Meeting art show and contest is open to any Cuyahoga County resident who is receiving prevention treatment or recovery support services for mental health and/or substance use disorders. 🔗 bit.ly/4t5SrJ9

Have an idea that can inspire recovery and connection? We’re accepting workshop proposals for the Roads to Recovery 2026 conference. This event brings together professionals, family members, and clients to build skills, knowledge, and hope. adamhscc.org/rtr.

Wondering what happens when you call or text 988? You’ll connect with a trained counselor who listens without judgment, helps you feel safer in the moment, and connects you to support if needed. It’s free, confidential, and available 24/7.

Join us for the 2026 ADAMHS Board Annual Meeting on Monday, May 11 at the Cleveland Marriott East. Each year, this event brings together hundreds of community leaders, advocates, clients and people who support mental health and addiction recovery. bit.ly/4bT3PlE

The recent independent study of our provider network not only shows the impact on those being served by our provider network, but also hints at some of the details that will influence our 2027 RFP process. Read the full report at adamhscc.org/networkstudy.

Sign up for our monthly Recovery in Action Newsletter to keep up with the ADAMHS Board and our community involvement. Stay tuned for the March newsletter. bit.ly/3xTNX17

Although this article is older, it still offers valuable information on how to celebrate a sober St. Paddy's Day. Learn more about some timeless traditions via @PsychToday: bit.ly/46GKEsC 🍀#stpatricksday

Interested in learning about suicide prevention? Visit our website to learn more about the Cuyahoga County Suicide Prevention Coalition and check out a few related trainings available on-demand: bit.ly/4bKTGb3

As part of our long-term planning efforts, the we commissioned an independent assessment of Cuyahoga County's behavioral health system. These results will help shape priorities and funding decisions, including for the 2027 RFP. Explore the new report: bit.ly/413NWTe

Did you know substance use screenings can help identify concerns before they become a crisis? All screenings on our website are brief, confidential and help guide next steps for care and support. bit.ly/3PDtwLK

If gambling is affecting your life or someone you care about, confidential help and treatment options are available on our website. Awareness is the first step towards recovery. bit.ly/4d9S1tC #PGAM

Calling for Roads to Recovery conference workshop proposals! We're looking for engaging sessions that support professionals, families and individuals on the path to recovery. Share your expertise and help strengthen our recovery community. adamhscc.org/rtr.

A little structure, connection and intention can go a long way. Spring break is a great time to slow down, reconnect and support your child’s emotional well-being while caring for your own, too. Balance activity with downtime, set healthy screen time boundaries and get outside!

Are you looking for a career in behavioral health? Explore job opportunities across our partner network and become involved in a community committed to supporting mental health and recovery for Cuyahoga County residents. 👉 Apply or submit jobs at bit.ly/4jJFMI8

As our 2026 Winter Training Institute concludes, we’re looking ahead to our Spring Training Institute offerings. Join us to connect and explore new ideas to strengthen behavioral health services across our community. Register on our #Eventbrite page: bit.ly/3MoSNai

#ICYMI: The February 2026 edition of our Recovery in Action Newsletter is now available! Make sure to read about the first Children’s Behavioral Health & Prevention Network event, our Feb. community forums, and more. conta.cc/3OrWFMb

We're still thinking about the 150 providers, partners and community members who attended last week's Children’s Behavioral Health & Prevention Network event, our half-day convening in partnership with @CuyahogaHHS, @CuyahogaCounty and The Centers.

Our very own Leshia Yarbrough-Franklin was featured by @IOCDF in honor of Black History Month and Women's History Month! She highlights her role as chair of @BenRose1908's Hoarding Connection, and credits the group's impactful work for county residents.

Leshia Yarbrough-Franklin works at the @ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County in Cleveland, Ohio, with 37+ years in social work. She chairs The Hoarding Connection, a cross-sector collaborative providing education and treatment to those who are impacted by hoarding.