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You Are Not Alone. ♥
There are various types of support. Yes, here in your own “backyard” of the Medway, Ma area. Whether it is for you or for someone you know, we want to help connect you with the options that match your needs.
If you know of a resource or service in the area that is not listed or something looks outdated, please email us at info@supmedway.com.
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ThisIsQuitting.com
or
text DITCHVAPE to 88709
ChrisCornerMilford.com
or
(508) 552-8080
Interactive quit tobacco support
Virtual in English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, French, and Hindi
(Virtual) A peer-led support network for families dealing with addiction and recovery. Multiple meetings and groups.
Supporting families after a child dies. The group meets 3rd Tuesday evenings of each month 7:00 – 8:30 PM at Milford Senior Center.
Customized list of mental health providers or substance use services.
A directory of over 5,000 programs and organizations across the Commonwealth, searchable by keyword and zip code to locate mental health, substance use, and related social services in your community to support good health and recovery.
Intensive Outpatient Program & Partial Hosp. Program (774) 231-8008
Sober House for Men
(508) 384-2251
An online and mail-based harm reduction service focused on reducing opioid overdose deaths. Simply enter your state to find local resources, with the option to have naloxone shipped directly to you.
Accurate, judgment-free answers about substance use, recovery, harm reduction, family support, or educational resources (AI powered)
MyLifeMyQuit.com
or
text Start My Quit to 36072
Thursdays 6-7 pm, Medway Public Library
(Franklin, Mendon) Faith-based Group
Family consultation and online support groups
Westborough Behavioral Healthcare Hospital
Intensive Outpatient Program & Partial Hosp.
Addiction Recovery Management Service (ARMS)
Within Massachusetts General Hospital, specializes in ages 14-26 substance use. Consultation, Psychotherapy, Group Therapy, Medication supports, Recovery Coaching.
Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery
Outpatient & Medication Based Treatments
+1 (800) 464-9555
The Adolescent Substance Use & Addiction Program (ASAP)
At Boston Children’s Hospital, diagnosis & treatment for adolescents.
(617) 355-2727
Free resource with 24/7 spotting service, which originally started as the Never Use Alone Massachusetts line: 800-972-0590
(Medway, Online, & Surrounding Towns)
St. Joseph’s (Downstairs)
151 Village St., Tues. 7:30 pm, and Fri. 7 pm
More in person and online options: https://www.aa.org/find-aa
Online only (global):
www.aaonlinemeeting.net
Turning Point Recovery
or
(508) 668-3960
Many events, activities, groups, and resources for those in recovery and their families including: social events, wellness services (reiki, yoga), crafts and other recreation, NA meetings, SMART recovery, Family Recovery, Buddhist-based Recovery group, etc.
Support for teens and youth impacted by the alcoholism of a family member or friend, based on the 12 step model of recovery.
Parents who have lost a child to substance use disorder.
Young Adult & Family Resource Centers
Young adult leadership, career development, legal advocacy, parenting programs, support groups, referrals, assessment services and more.
Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline
(Call, Text, or Chat) A free resource for finding substance use treatment and recovery services. Phone: 800-327-5050
Text: “HOPE” to 800327 or chat online
Counseling and family services
(508) 478-6888
The leading companion app for Naloxone distribution & data tracking. It provides all the information you need, from finding naloxone to learning how to use it, as well as other educational resources. You can also anonymously report your naloxone use through the app.
All Massachusetts retail pharmacies licensed by the Board of Pharmacy must maintain a continuous, sufficient supply of naloxone rescue kits. A prescription from your doctor is NOT needed in Massachusetts. Cost will depend on insurance with MassHealth and other insurances covering the cost. Additionally, some places carry over the counter Narcan ™ brand naloxone which can be purchased off the shelf without speaking to pharmacist yet is not covered by insurance.
(Franklin, Milford)
Buddhist-based Recovery group
(Franklin) FREE Transportation for Medway Residents!
Call 508-488-8105 or email info@safecoalitionma.org for more information.
- Ripple Effect, Adult Siblings Support Group
- Road to Recovery, family member 12-Step Support Group
- Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
For families to help someone with addiction. Free access to science-based training for loved ones to navigate treatment options, cope with relapse, de-escalate conflict, and build effective communication.
Support After a Death by Overdose
Support Groups, Individual Support Plan with a Peer Grief Support Specialist
Riverside – Mobile Crisis Intervention
If an adult or youth is experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis call 800-294-4665 for someone to come to you.
Call or Text those 3 numbers if in crisis
Helps adults find evidence-based treatment for themselves or an adult loved one.
Wayside Youth and Family Support Network
Counseling and family services (508) 478-6888
An online and mail-based harm reduction service focused on reducing opioid overdose deaths. Simply enter your state to find local resources, with the option to have naloxone shipped directly to you.
