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Our Programs

Screening & Assessment Services

Assessment Services are available 24-hours per day, 7 days per week on an emergency basis through our Intake/Detox service – call (217) 348-8108. Scheduled comprehensive assessments are also available to meet the needs of community and referral agencies.

INTAKE SERVICES

Our assessment process begins with a basic screening to determine primary needs and strengths.  Typically this screening occurs during a telephone contact but in person screenings are also possible, when preferred.  The interview may take approximately an hour and can be arranged at the convenience of the caller.  

ASSESSMENT SERVICES

Assessments are in-person services that focus on all major life areas.  The assessment process typically involves a two hour appointment that occurs at any of our programs or levels of care.  Family members are encouraged to participate in the process.  


Men's Programs

ADULT OUTPATIENT SERVICES

Designed to make the most of their therapy so they can continue to live a healthy lifestyle while keeping to their responsibilities of employment, family and social interactions. The program works to help the men in reach balance in his/her life through individual, group, and family counseling sessions. These services are designed for both men with a substance use disorder as well as family members or their significant.  Treatment for family members is an important part of everyone's recovery.

INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT SERVICES

Designed to provide structure and support for individuals who need intensive treatment as they remain in their own living environment. The clients participating in this level of care will receive individual, group, and family counseling. This plan offers the individual the opportunity to receive critical recovery services while working, going to school, or while caring for a family.

Men's Halfway House Services

Designed to provide a supportive, therapeutic living environment for men who are in need of continuing therapeutic structure in their recovery. Men in this level of care being to practice responsible living through fulltime employment and/or continuing education, while continuing to receive group and individual treatment services.

MEN’S RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

Includes aspects of intensive treatment with an expected length of stay determined by the individual assessment. Clients participate in individual and group therapy daily, with specific treatment focuses based upon the client’s assessed needs. Counseling, group therapy, assertiveness and relaxation training, cognitive and behavioral change thera­pies, instructive groups, and recreational therapy are included. This program offers family therapy for our client and their significant others.

MEN’S 3/4 RECOVERY HOME SERVICES

Our men’s recovery home is a program available for men who have completed residential treatment, need structure and a supportive therapeutic living environment while developing recovery skills.  Here, men are able to practice responsible living that encourages recovery including employment, attending further education, participating in self-help groups, learning about sober recreational activities, and visiting family while processing triggers for relapse and problems in daily living. 


Women's Programs

WOMEN’S OUTPATIENT

Is a women-only program designed to help create a healthy lifestyle while allowing women to continue normal employment, family and social interactions. We assist the woman in attaining balance in her life through individual, group, and family counseling. These services are designed for both individuals with a substance use disorder as well as family members or significant others of those who struggle with substance use.  Treatment for family members is an important part of everyone's recovery.

WOMEN’S INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT

Provides a women-only program developed to bring structure and support for women who are in need of inten­sive treatment and can remain in their own living environment while receiving these services on an outpatient basis. The women participating in this level of care will receive individual, group, and family counseling. Intensive Outpatient services are useful to allow women to receive recovery help while working, going to school, or while caring for their family.

WOMEN’S HALFWAY HOUSE SERVICES

Designed to provide a supportive, thera­peutic living environment for women who are in need of continuing therapeu­tic structure in their recovery. Women in this level of care begin to practice respon­sible living through fulltime employment and/or continuing education, while con­tinuing to receive group and individual treatment services.

WOMEN’S RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

Includes aspects of intensive treatment with an expected length of stay determined by the individual assessment. Clients participate in individual and group therapy daily, with specific treatment focuses based upon the client’s assessed needs. Counseling, group therapy, assertiveness and relaxation training, cognitive and behavioral change thera­pies, instructive groups, and recreational therapy are included. This program offers family therapy for our client and their significant others.

WOMEN'S RECOVERY HOME

Designed to provide a supportive, therapeutic environment for families who need the oppor­tunity to practice skills of daily living, including parenting & employment while receiving needed counseling services. This service integrates the children in the daily process of healthy living. The family lives on site while receiving counsel­ing. The focus is to assist the adult to function as a healthy parent, increase their feelings of self worth & improve their ability to live independently.

RECOVERY HOME FOR WOMEN WITH CHILDREN

Designed for women with or without children that are in need of additional support and structured living while coping with substance related issues. The philosophy is to stabilize sobriety while learning the skills needed to parent, establish employment, learn responsibility in finances, cope with life stress and reinforce skills needed for eventual independence. The goal of this program is family abstinence and healthy living. The Recovery Home also has access to treatment levels I and II. 


Adolescent Services

ADOLESCENT OUTPATIENT SERVICES

Offers a wide variety of treatment programming for adoles­cents who have experienced problems in their lives from the use and/or abuse of alcohol & drugs. Our Youth Leadership Center provides a peer culture that is conducive to recovery and assists youth to develop needed behavioral changes while providing the setting to utilize positive leadership qualities. Services include individual, group & family counseling, recreational therapy, and gender-specific group meetings.

These services are designed for both adolescents with a substance use disorder as well as family members or significant others of those who struggle with substance use.  Treatment for family members is an important part of everyone's recovery.


Other Services & Recovery Resources

PREVENTION SERVICES

This is a program with many features that focuses on youth and their families, and the community in general. Our goal is to reduce risk factors that increase the likelihood that a child will develop one or more behavior problems in adolescence. Services available include evidence-based substance use prevention curricula for youth, promotion of the Illinois Youth Survey, and working with communities to reduce youth substance use. Services are offered to schools, businesses, and community groups. 

DUI EVALUATION/RISK EDUCATION

DUI Evaluation and Risk Education services offer the community the required services for the resolution of DUI court proceedings, as established by the Secretary of State of Illinois and the Department of Human Services. DUI Evaluation Services can be accessed through our Charleston, Mattoon, or Shelbyville Outpatient Offices, with DUI Risk Education Services available at our Charleston Outpatient Office.

ILLINOIS FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER

The Illinois Family Resource Center encourages family member participation in substance use disorder treatment, as well as giving family members a voice in the development and implementation of practices, programs, and policies related to substance use disorder treatment for youth, young adults, and their families. The Family Resource Center offers training and technical assistance to other related agencies regarding involvement of family.  

In fiscal year 2025, The IFRC implemented a new exciting 1 year program called "Circle of Care". See below for more details! 

Circle of Care

Circle of Care is a statewide initiative to develop trained helpers throughout Illinois to better meet the emotional needs of youth and teens who have been impacted by substance use related death and disorders. In one year, the Circle of Care team will create a trauma-informed and culturally responsive framework of grief support services & resources for children and teens affected by substance use, as well as for community stakeholders and members who naturally interact with children and teens. 

Throughout the project, we will develop a comprehensive online directory for current grief support services in Illinois and nationwide, provide free grief and SUD trainings, and create complimentary online resource toolkits for community stakeholders, and natural helpers. We will equip them with the tools to feel comfortable, and confident in responding to youth and teen's grief response to the loss of a loved one from overdose, suicide, and/or living with a SUD in their household. 

The Circle of Care is created in partnership with the Illinois Family Resource Center and Hour House. FUNDING FOR THIS PROGRAM IS PROVIDED IN WHOLE OR IN PART THROUGH THE SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY BLOCK GRANT THROUGH THE AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT. 

Contact information: Circle of Care Project Coordinator, Ambrosia Branson, ambrosiab@hourhouserecovery.org and 217-259-2968

Website: www.illinoisfamilyresources.org 

RECOVERY ORIENTED SYSTEMS OF CARE (ROSC) COUNCIL

The Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) Council is a collection of concerned persons in a 5-county area whose mission is to develop support for recovery in their community. The Council is comprised of people who are themselves in recovery, as well as individuals from businesses, schools, hospitals, law enforcement, child welfare organizations, religious institutions, and other social services agencies.

SPEAKER’S BUREAU SERVICES

Our professional staff is available to provide community presentations for groups, service organizations, businesses, agencies, schools and churches. Topics can be tailored to specific needs, and can include:

  • Coping with a family member’s substance use disorder 
  • How to effectively intervene and refer to treatment 
  • Spotting the signs and symptoms of substance use disorders 
  • Ways to talk to your kids about alcohol and other drugs 
  • Community response to the opiate crisis 

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

We support Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) that utilizes FDA approved medications combined with counseling & behavioral therapies to effectively treat opioid & alcohol use disorders to support long-term recovery. Research shows that MAT in combination with therapy & lifestyle changes address both the physiological & psychological aspects of substance use disorder. Not everyone is a candidate for MAT, the decision is made on an individualized basis in discussion with medical professionals.

GAMBLING DISORDERS TREATMENT PROGRAM

We are pleased to announce being selected as one of 5 new IDHS-Division of Substance Use Prevention & Recovery programs that will expand services to include intervention and treatment for individuals with a gambling disorder.  Our gambling treatment services will focus primarily on the 5-county area of Coles, Cumberland, Shelby, Douglas and Effingham counties.  We utilize community intervention, initial assessment, individual sessions, group counseling, case management and discharge assessment.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH RECOVERY SUPPORT (CORS)

Our Community Outreach Recovery Support Services program provides compassionate, person-centered assistance to individuals and families across Coles, Douglas, and Edgar counties. We utilize Recovery Navigators to offer support and essential resources to those struggling with substance use disorders, facing housing insecurity, or at risk of overdose.

Our team of trained Recovery Navigators works closely with youth, adults, and families, meeting them where they are and helping them meet the challenges and complexities of recovery. We believe in the power of peer support and aim to empower individuals to take control of their recovery journey, fostering hope and promoting long-term well-being.

Whether you or someone you know is dealing with substance use, housing challenges, or both, our Recovery Navigators are here to help. 

We connect our community members with local resources, support services, and a network of care that can make a real difference. Together, we are building stronger, healthier communities, offering hope and opportunity for everyone to thrive. FUNDING FOR THIS PROGRAM IS PROVIDED IN WHOLE OR IN PART THROUGH THE ILLINOIS OPIOID REMEDIATION FUNDS.

Contact Information: Associate Director of Community Programs, Karen Cook, karenc@hourhouserecovery.org

B.A.S.E.

Build awareness of substance use and associated risks and/or risk and protective factors

Amplify access to evidence-informed community supports or to recovery and treatment

Support capacity of regional and community groups

Empower youth and their families, community members and school employees, or other individuals who engage with youth or communities.

The B.A.S.E. Program is dedicated to promoting the well-being of young people through evidence-based prevention and recovery initiatives in Coles and Douglas Counties. Utilizing a combination of the Towards No Drug Use (T.N.D.) Program, Teen Intervene, and the Handle with Care Initiative, we offer comprehensive support to youth who may be at risk of substance use, experiencing challenges at home or school, or in need of guidance and care.

Towards No Drug Abuse (T.N.D.) is a proven prevention program that equips teens with the skills to resist drug use, make informed decisions, and develop healthy coping mechanisms. 

Teen Intervene provides early intervention for adolescents experimenting with alcohol or drugs, helping them to recognize the impact of their choices and empowering them to make positive changes.

Handle with Care Initiative is a trauma-informed initiative designed to ensure that children who have been exposed to violence or traumatic events receive immediate support from their schools, law enforcement, and community partners, creating a safer and more supportive environment.

Our Prevention Specialists and Recovery Navigator Interventionists work with youth and their families to provide tailored support, resources, and guidance. 

By addressing prevention and recovery, we strive to create a holistic approach that discourages substance use, aids in recovery, fosters resilience, and promotes healthy, fulfilling lives for young people in our community. FUNDING FOR THIS PROGRAM IS PROVIDED IN WHOLE OR IN PART THROUGH THE ILLINOIS OPIOID REMEDIATION FUNDS.

Contact Information: B.A.S.E Coordinator, Leanna Morgan, leannam@hourhouserecovery.org


Drug Overdose Prevention Program (DOPP)

DOPP

To further help reduce the number of opioid-related overdose deaths, the Hour House is a registered Drug Overdose Prevention Program (DOPP) that allows for both client and community-based overdose education and distribution of NARCAN. The service is provided to both clients of the agency and their friends and family members as well as community members free of charge.

AVAILABLE

NARCAN is available at all agency facilities as well as a number of community partner locations in Clark, Coles, Cumberland, Douglas, Edgar, Effingham, Moultrie, and Shelby Counties (see below community distribution site detail). This program is funded in part or in whole by Illinois Department of Human Services - Substance Use Prevention and Recovery.

NARCAN

NARCAN is a prescription medication that can block or reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. Anyone can easily use NARCAN to save the life of someone overdosing on opioids, including heroin or prescription medicines like OxyContin® or Percocet®. If you or your agency would like to receive additional training on using NARCAN, please get in touch with us at (217)-348-8108 or karenc@hourhouserecovery.org.

OVERDOSING

If you or someone you know is overdosing and needs immediate attention, please call 911. In the instance you are with that individual, the Good Samaritan Law states that anyone who calls for help or drops off someone experiencing a drug overdose will not receive charges for possession of paraphernalia. One limitation of this law is that the person who overdosed is not covered and any other crime committed at the scene is not protected by law.

Free NARCAN Pick-up Sites (local)

Clark County

NARCAN is available at the following community partner locations in Clark County. *Narcan displays are accessible during each organization’s normal business hours.

Clark County Public Health Dept

997 N York St, Martinsville, IL 62442

The Marshall Public Library

 612 Archer Ave, Marshall, IL 62441 

HRC- Forsythe Center

406 North 2nd Street Marshall, IL 62441

The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy

 813 N 2nd St, Marshall, IL 62441

Mill Creek State Park

20482 North Park Entrance Road, Marshall, IL 62441

Casey Township Library

307 East Main Street, Casey, IL 62420


Coles County

NARCAN is available at the following community partner locations in Coles County. *Narcan displays are accessible during each organization’s normal business hours.

A Twisted Little Art

 3320 Marshall Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

ABBCON Counseling Inc.

201 N. Logan St. Suite A, Mattoon, IL 61938

Akasha Zamora

 1604 Broadway Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938

Auto Truck and Farm Repair

1416 Moultrie Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Axis Lion

516 6thStreet, Charleston, IL 61920

C & C KettleCorn

700 Broadway Ave #18, Mattoon, IL 61938 

Casa Del Mar

1410 4th St.,  Charleston, IL 61920

Central Roofing

317 Dewitt Ave. E., Mattoon, IL 61938

Charleston Carnegie Public Library

6th St & Van Buren Ave, Charleston, IL 61920 

Charleston Elks Lodge #623

720 6th Street., Charleston, IL 61920 

Charleston Food Pantry

 990 W State St, Charleston, IL 61920 

Charleston Moose Lodge

615 7th Street., Charleston, IL 61920 

City of Charleston

 520 Jackson Ave., Charleston, IL 61920 

Coles County Health Department

825 18th St., Charleston, IL 61920

Down the Street

107 W. Ashmore St., Ashmore, IL 61912

EIU Human Services & EIU Police Department

600 Lincoln Ave., Charleston, IL 61920

Eastern Illinois University School of Extended Learning

1920 9th St., Charleston, IL 61920

Faith, Art, and Ink

1402 Broadway Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Farmers Grain Co. of Dorans

6877 E. Co RD 1200N, Mattoon, IL 61938

Family Worship Center Charleston

411 Jackson Ave., Charleston, IL 61920  

Family Worship Center Mattoon

5475 Lerna Rd., Mattoon, IL 61938 

First Presbyterian Church Charleston

 311 7th St., Charleston, IL 61920 

First Presbyterian Church Mattoon

10 Charleston Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Homestead Church

2220 Champaign Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938

House Brothers

 2009 Western Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

I and I Deli

 304 W. Ashmore St., Ashmore, IL 61912 

Jackson Avenue Coffee

 708 Jackson Ave., Charleston, IL 61920 

Lake Land College & LLC Workforce Development

5001 Lake Land Blvd., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Lake Mattoon Marina,

 1282 3600., Neoga, IL 62447 

Lefty’s Holler

 727 7th St., Charleston, IL 61920 

Legacy Roofing

1001 Dewitt Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Lifelinks

750 Broadway Ave., East, Mattoon, IL 61938 

Lifespan Center

11021 E. Co 800N, Charleston, IL 61920 

Mack Moore Shoes

305 W. Lincoln Ave., Charleston, IL 61920 

Mattoon American Legion

 1903 Maple Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Mattoon Eagles

1917 Oak Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938

Mattoon food Pantry

600 Moultrie Ave, Mattoon IL, 61938

Mattoon Library

1600 Charleston Ave, Mattoon IL, 61938

Mattoon Moose Lodge #803

1212 Broadway Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Mighty Jack's Video Poker and Slots

303 Lincoln Ave.    Charleston, IL 61920

Milk and Honey Coffee House

621 Charleston Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Nola’s Naturals

422 Madison Ave., Charleston, IL 61920

Oakland Memorial Library

114 W. Main St., Oakland 61943 

Oakland Community Fire Protection District

40 E. State Highway 133 Oakland, IL 61943

Pat’s Pool Lounge

2019 Western Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Pleasant Grove Baptist Church

14447 Cooks Mills Rd., Humboldt, IL 61938

Praise Assembly Church

1300 Osage Rd. Charleston, IL 61920

Resurrection Point

2916 Pine Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938

SACIS

1001 Dewitt Ave.  Mattoon, IL 61938

Saunders Sweet Details

2201 Lafayette Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Slumberland

 222 Broadway Ave. E., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Spanky’s

1920 Oak Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

Standing Stone Community Center

375 N 14th St., Charleston, IL 61920 

Standing Stone Community Center

375 N 14th St., Charleston, IL 61920

The Breakroom

1005 N 15th St.         Mattoon, IL 61938

The Haven

1812 Western Ave, Mattoon IL, 61938

The Mattoon Chamber

1518 Broadway Ave. Mattoon, IL 61938

The Mission House

 2321 Prairie Ave., Mattoon, IL 61938 

TJ’s on Hair

 1000 Lake Land Blvd., Mattoon, IL 61938 

United Christian Church

 200 Lafayette Ave East, Mattoon, IL 61938

WB's Pub N Grub

 409 Seventh St., Charleston, IL 61920

William’s Cafe

19442 Danville Rd., Oakland, IL 61943

Wingman Ministries

403 N. 12th Street, Charleston, IL 61938  


Cumberland County

NARCAN is available at the following community partner locations in Cumberland County. *Narcan displays are accessible during each organization’s normal business hours.

City of Neoga

533 Chesnut Ave, Neoga 62447 

Cumberland County Health Department, Illinois

200 S Indiana St, Toledo, IL 62468

Lake Mattoon Marina

1282 3600 E, Neoga, IL 62447

Neoga Library

551 Chestnut Ave, Neoga Il, 62447

Noble Health Associates

106 West Comberland Sreet Greenup, 62428 

Neoga Municipal Building

533 Chestnut Ave, Neoga, IL 62447

Sav-Mor Pharmacy

596 Oak Ave, Neoga, IL 62447

The Lucky Pig

207 E Main St, Toledo, IL 62468 

Toledo Pharmacy

596 Oak Ave, Neoga,  62447


Douglas County

NARCAN is available at the following community partner locations in Douglas County. *Narcan displays are accessible during each organization’s normal business hours.

Arcola Food Pantry

206 Egyptian Trail Road, Arcola, IL 61910 

Arcola Public Library

407 E. Main St, Arcola, IL 61910

Arthur Public Library District

225 S Walnut St, Arthur, IL 61911

Atwood Area Food Pantry

231 N Illinois, Cadwell, IL 61911

Atwood-Hammond Public Library

123 Main St, Atwood, IL 61913
Located in: First Baptist Church

Camargo Township District Library

14 N Main St, Villa Grove, IL 61956

Casey’s General Store Tuscola

600 S Main St, Tuscola, IL 61953

Arthur Public Library District

225 S Walnut St, Arthur, IL 61911

Douglas County Courthouse

201 S. Center St, Tuscola, IL 61953

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office

920 S Washington St, Tuscola, IL 61953

Douglas County Health Dept.

1250 US-36, Tuscola, IL 61953

*Additional harm reduction supplies available! 

Korner Beehive

20 S Main St, Villa Grove, IL 61956

Newman Regional Library District

207 S Coffin St Suite D, Newman, IL 61942

RISE Behavioral Health

114 W Houghton St, Tuscola, IL 61953

Road Ranger LLC

1112 East Southline Dr, Tuscola, IL 61953

Rural Grace Food Pantry

208 N 2nd St, Murdock, IL 61941

The Pantry

1199 Tuscola Blvd, Tuscola, IL 61953

Tuscola United Methodist Church

901 N Prairie St, Tuscola, IL 61953

Villa Grove Police Department

116 N. Main St, Villa Grove, IL 61956

Shalynn's Hope, Inc.

https://www.facebook.com/shalynnshopeinc/


Edgar County

NARCAN is available at the following community partner locations in Edgar County. *Narcan displays are accessible during each organization’s normal business hours.

Edgar County Housing Authority Paris

602 Highland Court Paris, IL

Edgar County Housing Authority Kansas

125 East Water Street Kansas, IL

Edgar County Public Health Dept

502 Shaw Ave, Paris, IL 61944

Hallls of Madness

7857 IL-16, Paris IL

Horizon Health ER

721 E Court St Paris, IL

HRC The Life Center

745 East Court Street, Paris, Illinois

J’s Laundry

211 N Jefferson St, Paris, IL 61944

Lake Ridge Christian Church

122 East Steidl RD. Paris IL 61944

Prairie Press

101 N Central Ave, Paris, IL 61944

R&J’s

601 E Jasper St, Paris, IL 61944

Sage and Prim Mobile Soap Station

318 N Main St Paris, IL


Effingham County

NARCAN is available at the following community partner locations in Effingham County. *Narcan displays are accessible during each organization’s normal business hours.

Effingham County Health Department

901 Virginia Ave, Effingham, IL, 62401

Effingham Public Library

200 N 3rd St, Effingham, IL 62401

Hazel-Jayne

112 E. Section Ave, Effingham, IL, 62401

Lived-In Cosmetics

1707 Ave of Mid America Suite C, Effingham, IL 62401

Village Square Mall (ROSIE box)

 1901 S. Banker, Effingham, IL 62401


Moultrie County

NARCAN is available at the following community partner locations in Moultrie County. *Narcan displays are accessible during each organization’s normal business hours.

Bethany Village Hall

201 W. Main St., Bethany, IL 61914

The Bethany Diner

101 E. Main St., Bethany, IL 61914

Elizabeth Titus Memorial Library

2 W Water St, Sullivan, IL 61951

Lovington Public Library

110 W. State St. Lovington, IL 61937

Marrowbone Pulic Library

216 W. Main St. Bethany, IL 61914

Moultrie County Sheriff’s Office

1505 W Hagerman St, Sullivan, IL, 61951

Moweaqua Pharmacy

620 N. Putnam St. Ste. B, Moweaqua, IL 62550

The Salvation Army

133 E. Main St, Shelbyville, IL 62565

The Sullivan Pharmacy

102 E. Harrison, Sullivan, IL 61951


Shelby County

NARCAN is available at the following community partner locations in Shelby County. *Narcan displays are accessible during each organization’s normal business hours.

Christ Tabernacle Church

10 S. Myers Ave., Herrick, IL 62431

The Family Drug Pharmacy

1603 West Main St. Shelbyville, IL 62565 

Fellow Baptist Church

411 W. North 5th St., Shelbyville, IL 62565

HSHS Hospital

Shelbyville, IL

Mowequa Pharmacy

620 N. Putnam Mowequa  IL 62550

Salvation Army

1410 W Main St, Shelbyville, IL 62565

Shelby County Senior Center

325 E. North 9th St., Shelbyville, IL 62565

Spillway Motel

1295 N. Highway 16 E. Shelbyville, IL 62565

Sr Center Plaza Boutique

225 N Morgan St, Shelbyville, IL 62565

Windsor Storm Memorial Public Library

102 S Maple St, Windsor Illinois, 61957

If you or someone you know is overdosing and needs immediate attention, please call 911.

NARCAN

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Save a life. Learn how to recognize and prevent an overdose.

NARCAN is a medication that can block or reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. Anyone can easily use NARCAN to save the life of someone overdosing on opioids, including fentanyl, heroin or prescription medicines like OxyContin® or Percocet®. If you or your agency would like to receive additional training on using NARCAN, please get in touch with the Douglas County Health Department at 217-253-4137, Shalynn's Hope, Inc at 217-493- 4184, or Douglas County ROSC at leannam@hourhouserecovery.org. If you or someone you know is overdosing and needs immediate attention, please call 911. In the instance you are with that individual, the Good Samaritan Law states that anyone who calls for help or drops off someone experiencing a drug overdose will not receive charges for possession of paraphernalia. One limitation of this law is that the person who overdosed is not covered, and any other crime committed at the scene is not protected by law. 

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