24/7 National Drug Addiction Hotlines

What Is a Drug Abuse Hotline?

A drug abuse hotline serves as a critical support system for individuals struggling with substance use, providing guidance, resources, and potential solutions. These hotlines aim to combat addiction by offering confidential assistance and information tailored to the caller’s needs.

Below are national hotlines dedicated to helping individuals facing medical emergencies, mental health issues, or substance abuse. If someone is experiencing an overdose, call 911 immediately.

National Hotlines for Support

1. The National Poison Control Center
   • Provides free, confidential assistance for poison-related emergencies, including drug or alcohol incidents.
   • 800-222-1222
   • Available 24/7
2. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
   • Offers support for individuals experiencing mental health crises, including suicide prevention.
   • 800-273-TALK (8255)
   • Available 24/7
3. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
   • Connects callers with free information and referrals for treatment related to mental health and substance use disorders.
   • 800-662-HELP (4357)
   • Available 24/7
4. The Partnership to End Addiction
   • Provides general information about drug abuse, primarily for parents and caregivers.
   • 855-DRUG-FREE (378-4373)
   • Text ‘CONNECT’ to 55753
   • Available During Business Hours
5. Mental Health America
   • Offers assistance for those seeking help with mental health concerns.
   • 800-969-6642
   • Available During Business Hours
6. The National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD)
   • Specializes in support for eating disorders, including co-occurring mental health conditions.
   • (888) 375-7767
   • Available During Business Hours

Other Recovery Village Locations

The Recovery Village network provides comprehensive drug and alcohol rehabilitation services across various facilities, each offering specialized treatment options:

• Orlando Recovery Center (Florida): Offers detox, co-occurring disorder treatment, and comprehensive recovery plans.
• The Recovery Village Columbus (Ohio): Provides inpatient and outpatient programs tailored to individual needs.
• The Recovery Village Palmer Lake (Colorado): Features inpatient and intensive outpatient programs to kickstart recovery.
• The Recovery Village Ridgefield (Washington): Focuses on outpatient and aftercare treatments near Portland.
• The Recovery Village (Umatilla, Florida): Delivers full-spectrum care for drug and alcohol addiction, including specialized Ambien addiction programs.
• IAFF Center of Excellence: Dedicated to firefighters battling addiction or behavioral health issues, offering tailored inpatient and outpatient care.
• Denver Mental Health & Counseling (Colorado): Provides outpatient care for addiction and mental health using evidence-based treatments.
• The Recovery Village Palm Beach (South Florida): Specializes in a broad range of services from detox to outpatient programs for substance use and co-occurring conditions.
• The Recovery Village Atlanta (Georgia): A 62-bed facility offering detox, rehabilitation, and mental health treatment.
• The Recovery Village Kansas City (Missouri): An 80-bed facility providing comprehensive addiction and mental health treatments.
• The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper (New Jersey): Delivers full-spectrum addiction and mental health care just outside Philadelphia.

FAQs

1. Is calling an addiction hotline free?
   Yes, The Recovery Village’s hotline is free: 888-962-9624.
2. When should I call a drug rehab hotline?
   Call when facing non-life-threatening situations and seeking detox or rehab options. In emergencies, dial 911.
3. What questions will they ask?
   Hotlines may ask about:
   • The individual’s safety.
   • Types of substances involved.
   • Readiness for treatment.
   • Treatment options suited to the individual’s needs.
4. Is the conversation confidential?
   Yes, all calls to The Recovery Village and most hotlines are 100% confidential.
5. Are there drug overdose hotlines?
   For overdoses, immediately call 911 or The National Poison Control Center (800-222-1222).
6. What are the benefits of calling?
   Calling a hotline can be a life-changing first step, opening the door to recovery and professional help.
7. Can I start treatment by calling?
   Yes, The Recovery Village helpline can help initiate your detox or recovery process immediately.

Taking the first step to recovery is a courageous decision, and help is always available. Call today to explore options and begin the path to a healthier, addiction-free life.