Networks

Originally known as the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America, CADCA has evolved into an innovative leader in the prevention field, uniting diverse sectors to champion prevention strategies that address substance misuse and the broader factors shaping community health.

The Governor’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives is to promote solutions, including those from faith-based partners, to community needs and support the development of collaborative efforts to improve the well-being of all Ohioans.

Improving mental health and well-being, to support community power building and to change policies and systems across Southwest Ohio, Southeast Indiana, and Northern Kentucky.

The Ohio Adolescent Health Collaborative (OAHC) promotes the physical and emotional health of Ohio's youth from middle school through emerging adulthood. We support evidence-based policies and interventions, and we support ALL adolescents.

The Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force coordinates statewide efforts to prevent trafficking, protect victims, and prosecute offenders through a network of law enforcement, state agencies, and community partners.

The Ohio Coaching & Mentoring Network (OCAM) is a statewide initiative providing capacity building and workforce development for prevention professionals. Its goals are to Enhance the capacity of Ohio’s prevention workforce (coaching) and increase the number of Ohio Certified Prevention professionals (mentoring).

The Ohio Hispanic Coalition supports Ohio's Hispanic community by providing education, advocacy, and vital resources that foster growth, opportunity, and overall well-being.

Ohio MRSS is a free service that provides immediate help for youth aged 20 and under who are experiencing overwhelming mental, emotional, or behavioral distress or trauma. With MRSS, a team of trained professionals will respond within 60 minutes of being called to a young person’s home, school, or any other location in the community.

OPPA is a statewide organization dedicated to supporting substance misuse prevention and mental health professionals in Ohio.

The Ohio Public Health Association is a diverse community of individuals and organizations that work to advance public health policy and practice in Ohio.

The SBCOE helps Ohio K-12 students, families, and staff improve wellness through evidence-based approaches, fostering positive outcomes

The Ohio Chapter of the Society for Public Health Education is a professional organization dedicated to advancing public health education through development, leadership, and advocacy.

Ohio SUD COE is dedicated to improving care quality for individuals with substance use disorders and related health needs.

The Ohio Youth-Led Collective is a statewide initiative that supports and strengthens youth-led prevention efforts by empowering young people and the adults who walk alongside them.

The OneOhio Recovery Foundation works to support local substance use prevention, treatment and recovery efforts and invest funds to support these efforts for Ohioans into the future.

The Prevention Technology Transfer Center (PTTC) Network works to improve implementation and delivery of effective substance use prevention interventions and provide training and technical assistance services to the substance misuse prevention field.

A consortium of ten regional Public Health Training Centers that collectively represent the nation’s most comprehensive resource for public health workforce development.

The UMADAOP programs of Ohio provides substance use treatment & prevention services for Ohio and believe that substance misuse is best prevented and treated when the cultures of a group are recognized and embraced.