Townhall II Integrated Health Network is continually looking for ways to create a positive impact in our community. These outreach services were formed through discussions with community members and by identifying areas where we felt we could make a positive change. If you see an area of need in the community, please talk to us and we can work together to make good things happen.
Case Management
Our case managers are here to support and educate clients from the moment they walk through our doors. They help clients navigate their treatment journey by providing the following services:
- Accountability for individual recovery programs.
- Referrals and connections to community services.
- Advocacy with the local resources (utilities, housing, childcare, food, etc.).
- Education to understand prescriptions, billing and budgeting.
- Assistance and referrals for transportation needs.
Peer Support
Our peer supporters have lived their own journeys with addiction and recovery. They are certified and dedicated to helping peers rebuild their lives and succeed in recovery. Our peer supporters provide the following services:
- Attend 12-step meetings with peers and help build a network of recovery.
- Assistance with obtaining legal documents and applying for benefits.
- Accompany peers to legal and medical appointments.
- Oversee peers’ participation in programs.
- Foster connectedness and build relationships with peers through shared lived experiences.
- Assist peers in developing strategies to communicate with, and advocate for themselves.
Project Dawn
Project DAWN is a network of naloxone and fentanyl test strip distribution programs coordinated by the Ohio Department of Health.
Emergency Services
We provide 24-hour emergency services designed to respond to immediate needs of people in the Portage County area and to sustain the support systems of communities throughout Ohio.
Overdose FAQ
When a person overloads their body with opioids, sedative effects suppress body functions. Learn about the symptoms of an overdose, why it happens and what you can do to help.
Project Detour: Driver Intervention
Project Detour is an educational, 72-hour, residential, state-certified driver intervention program for individuals, 18 years and older, with a first-time OVI offense.
