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At Sunrise Vista, we are capable of providing the medical needs associated with substance abuse disorders in individuals also experiencing mental health related symptoms as long as the individual has a primary mental health diagnosis.

Community safety net linking families to resources and social services.

• Community Support Services (Mental Health & Substance/Alcohol Abuse) – Identify, Link, and Support individuals and families through the mental health and alcohol and substance abuse system.
• Community Response Team (Trauma Care and Community Violence) – Refer, Assist, and Advocate for individuals and/or families experiencing trauma.
• Infant Mortality (THRIVE) – Identify and Support women through their pregnancies to reduce infant mortality.

Mental illness can be extremely isolating and it’s not uncommon to lose friends along the way. This is a chance to meet new people. Support Groups are free to attend and no registration is required.

Support Groups for those impacted by mental illness, family members and natural supports. Help is available; you are not alone!

Visit namistarkcounty.org/support-groups/ for updated Zoom links. All groups meet virtually.

• Friday Peer Support Group (Adults with Mental Illness): 7:00 PM – Group meets weekly Friday
• Tuesday Peer Support Group (Adults with Mental Illness): 7:00 PM – Group meets weekly Tuesday
• Sunday Night Support Group (Peers and Family Members): 7:00 PM – Group meets weekly Sunday
• Monday Family Support Group (Family Members) No Group July – August: 7:00 PM – Groups meets weekly Monday
• Wednesday Let’s Talk Support Group (Family Members and Peers with Mental Illness/Substance Abuse) No Group July – August: 7:00 PM – Group meets weekly Wednesday

SMART Recovery is a non-profit organization promoting self-empowerment in overcoming addictive behaviors. Rooted in cognitive behavioral and motivational science, our mutual support programs include the 4-Point Program for individuals and the Family & Friends Program for loved ones. All meetings are stigma-free and MAT-friendly, meeting people where they are on their recovery journey.

Join us online or in-person here.

Are you a provider and interested in collaboration?

Connect with us here.

Restore Addiction Recovery is a Christ-centered, Biblically-based, and Clinically-Supported 12-month residential program for men struggling with drug and/or alcohol addiction. Our services are free and no insurance is needed to join. While in our program, men receive individualized care, including but not limited to: 1-1 counseling, life coaching and life skills, job training and employment through our community work program, mentorship, financial coaching, healthy community, and more. Our goal is to prepare each man for life outside of our doors and have lasting freedom from addiction.

Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered, 12 step recovery program for anyone struggling with hurts, habits, and hang-ups of any kind (addiction, grief, trauma, anger, etc). It is a safe place to find community and freedom from the issues that are controlling people’s lives. Childcare is provided for ages 2 months to 12 years and a FREE dinner is offered at 6pm prior to the meetings.

This comprehensive addiction treatment center provides outpatient treatment to patients struggling with drug abuse or alcohol addiction.

Funding for mental health and addiction prevention, treatment and recovery support services. Visit their website for more information about StarkMHAR.

Mental health and substance use prevention, treatment and recovery services.

Comprehensive mental health and substance use services for prevention, treatment and recovery.

Comprehensive mental health and substance use services for prevention, treatment and recovery.

Formerly Foundations

Promoting recovery through peer support, education, advocacy and networking.

Peer ran Respite Unit is based on short-term, in-house stay for those struggling with mental health and addiction recovery issues.

Free(no insurance necessary or accepted)

Also offers classes in person or via zoom with a possible $45.00 Walmart card stipend for attending 20 classes.

Additional locations:

227 Third St. SE,

Counselors specializing in complex trauma, depression, anxiety, substance use, addiction and transitional youth.

A private rehab clinic treating substance use in Stark County.

Anonymous gathering of individuals recovering from sex addiction. Call for schedule and details.

At AVO Behavioral Health & Recovery, they treat the whole person struggling with addiction and mental health with MAT, IOP, individual and group counseling. They will offer cognitive behavioral therapy, incorporating things such as art and yoga therapy.

Offers comprehensive, whole person treatment to children, adults and families in the communities we serve – regardless of their ability to pay

Delivers mental health, substance use, residential, and rehabilitation services

Walk-in Clinic:

Mon- Fri 11am – 12pm

Offers comprehensive, whole person treatment to children, adults and families in the communities we serve – regardless of their ability to pay

Delivers mental health, substance use, residential, and rehabilitation services

Walk-in Clinic: Mon- Fri 8am – 2pm

Anonymous class for individuals recovering from substance use.

CommQuest Alliance Outpatient

Addiction and mental health counseling, psychiatric services, and case management

Addiction and mental health counseling, psychiatric services, case management, family housing, male residential addiction treatment, driver intervention program

Provides outpatient psychiatric, counseling, and case management services to children, adolescents, and adults

Mental health & illness, addictions, dual disorders, behavioral issues, trauma

Closed Friday, clients directed to Canton if an emergency or direct care needed

Provides outpatient psychiatric, counseling, and case management services to children, adolescents, and adults

Mental health & illness, addictions, dual disorders, behavioral issues, trauma

CALL 330-452-4363

Intake and assessment is available Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:00pm on regular business days. After hours calls transfer to the Stark County Crisis Hotline.

Please allow enough phone time for specialists to conduct an initial assessment review to find information and programs that work best for your needs.

The homeless hotline number is a part of Stark County Mental Health & Addiction Recovery.

Addiction and mental health counseling, psychiatric services, case management, education and employment services, hot meals, social center

A jail diversion program offering a variety of services and programs for offenders, including:

• Chemical dependency treatment
• Parenting groups
• Community service opportunities

A youth-led, adult-guided leadership development group providing a safe place for students to come together to promote, celebrate and encourage healthy decisions regarding substance use.

If you need immediate help, or are experiencing a mental health crisis, professional and confidential consultation is available. Call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 if you are experiencing thoughts of suicide.

Walk-in Clinic: 24/7 Crisis Services

Call-in Clinic: 24/7 Crisis Services

TEMPORARY LOCATION: 

624 Market Ave. N

Canton, Ohio

Licensed counselors treating and diagnosing mental health conditions.

Support Groups: Contact for information about joining.

• Men’s Sexual Addiction Recovery Group
  Ongoing every Tuesday 6:30-8:00pm
  ​This therapy group is designed for men seeking to overcome a variety of unwanted sexualized behaviors. It is confidential, faith-based, and emphasizes healing from sexual brokenness, shame and guilt. The recovery process encourages personal integrity and healthy connections with other men. Membership is screened by the facilitating counselor,

Academic, health and leadership programs that create a safe environment for kids to have fun and be themselves.

Programs include a Hot Meal and Smart Move (Evidence-based substance use prevention curriculum and youth development program for school-aged children).

A youth development organization that uses the game of golf to teach youth ages 5 – 18 essential life skills and healthy habits. They provide programs all year-round and also do after-school and utilize trained adult coaches that mentor the youth that attend classes. Programs and classes vary depending on the program and season. Scholarships are also available. Learn more: www.firstteecanton.org.

Legal services for child custody, behavioral health and domestic relations cases. Visit their website for more information.

Intake specialists who work with juvenile offenders and their families to prepare for court cases and provide mediation when possible are available at (330) 451-7317.

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)/ Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) – Representing the rights and interests of abused, neglected and dependent children in Stark County.

Serves the public health needs of more than 250,000 people in Stark County:

• Emergency preparedness
• Environmental health
• Health education
• Kids safety
• Reproductive Health department
• WIC – special supplemental nutrition program for Women, Infants, and Children
• Naloxone kits at the Stark County Health Department are available by appointment. If interested, please call (330) 493-9928.
• Adult &

Our focus is on the American Counseling Association (ACA) Principles.  We strive to treat every client individually with dignity and a focus to do no harm.  We promote positive mental health and well-being.  We value fairness and equality.  We recognize trust as a big responsibility, and we aspire for openness and honesty to achieve that.  We offer counseling services in the areas of couples and marriage, family, child and adolescents, adults, trauma, and addictions.  We provide individual and group sessions.

Provides community-based treatment options for juveniles and adults.

Harm Reduction Supply Vending Machine – In collaboration with the Stark County Mental Health and Addiction Board (StarkMHAR), Refuge of Hope, The Massillon City Health Department, and The Alliance Commons we have implemented Harm Reduction Vending Machines throughout Stark County Ohio. Items in the machines include overdose reversal medicine, drug test strips, wound care kits, first aid kits, safe sex kits, PPE, and sharps containers.

Our Community Health Workers are trusted partners who connect you to health care and community resources.
95% of our clients would recommend us to a friend.
Our services are FREE to you!
Let us know how we can help you. (https://accesshealthstark.org/services-request/)

24/7 Phone #’s
Call or text: 988
Chat on website: www.988lifeline.org
Or call: 330-452-6000 

The new three-digit dialing code, 988 Lifeline, connects callers to the 988 Crisis Lifeline. When you call, text or chat using the 988 Lifeline, you’re connected to trained counselors that are part of the 988 Lifeline network, made up of more than 200 local crisis centers. Counselors are trained to provide emotional support and crisis counseling to people in suicidal crisis,

Connecting individuals with quality, affordable health care throughout Alliance. Services include

• Primary Care (Monday-Wednesday 8am-8pm and Thursday & Friday 8am-4pm)
• Women’s Health (Monday & Tuesday 8am-6pm, Wednesday 8am-8pm, Thursday & Friday 8am-4pm)
• Naloxone Kits

Providing counseling, support, advocacy, and education with a focus on prevention and treatment in the home, community, office, or telehealth.

Additional Program:
The Prevent Relapse Occurrence Team with Enhanced Case management and Treatment (Protect) works with juveniles who have shown sexual behavior problems who are not incarcerated or are returning to the community following separation. PROTECT services are designed to work specifically with individuals who have been identified as participating in “sexting” behavior or other minor-related sexual behavioral issues.

Alliance Commons is a community center that houses multiple agencies working together to serve the community.

StarkFresh Grocery Store

“Tackling the causes of hunger by creating realistic pathways out of poverty”

Hours: 9:30-5 MWF

Link to website

YWCA Career & Fashion Boutique

Hours: MTW 9-5; Th 9-6; F 9-12; 1st and last Saturday of the month 10-1

Link to website

Challenge Ministries

“Helping individuals address barriers they may face when seeking a job”