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Mississippi Department of Mental Health
Jackson, MS
Contact: Maria "Toni" Johnson
Phone: 601.359.1288
The Mississippi Department of Mental Health (DMH)provides and/or financially supports a network of services for people with mental illness, intellectual/developmental disabilities, and substance use disorders. It is our goal to improve the lives of Mississippians by supporting a better tomorrow one person at a time.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mississippi
Jackson, MS
Contact: Chris Burkett, Executive Director
Phone: 601.961.9286
Our Mission is to provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever.
Canopy Children's Solutions
Jackson, MS
Contact: Traci Grubb
Phone: 769.777.1021
Canopy Children’s Solution’s mission is to help children thrive and families overcome extraordinary challenges by providing a continuum of behavioral health, educational, and social service solutions.
Capstone Treatment Center
Searcy, AR
Contact: Ruth Ann Rigby
Phone: 501.729.4479
Capstone Treatment Center is a Christ-centered, residential, behavioral-care program. We help families with sons ages 14-25 who struggle with a wide range of self-destructive behaviors; alcohol / drug abuse, problematic sexual behaviors including pornography; trauma and its symptoms – self harm, isolation, depression, anxiety; compulsive video gaming; and family issues that inhibit peace, harmony and quality relationships.
Choctaw Health Center - Choctaw Behavioral Health Dept.
Choctaw, MS
Contact: Toniya Lay, MSCE, Ed.S., LPC, NCC
Phone: 601.389.4162
Suicide prevention, intervention , and postvention services are provided by Choctaw Behavioral Health through the Methamphetamine & Suicide Prevention Initiative (MSPI) grant, funded by Indian Health Services (IHS).
DETECT of Mississippi
Whitfield, MS
Contact: Kim Hester
Phone: 601.664.2333
DETECT is a program that supports healthcare providers and patients in Mississippi as our state transitions to community-based healthcare for people with IDD (intellectual and developmental disabilities).
DMH:Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Services, MPACC
Jackson, MS
Contact: Johnny Hansell
Phone: 601.359.6187
The Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Services is responsible for establishing, maintaining, monitoring and evaluating a statewide system of alcohol and drug use services, including prevention, treatment and rehabilitation. The Bureau has designed a system of services for alcohol and drug use prevention and treatment reflecting its philosophy that alcohol and drug use is a treatable and preventable illness.
Harbor House Chemical Dependency Services
Jackson, MS
Contact: Trost Friedler
Phone: 601.371.7335
Our mission is to offer a continuum of high quality, affordable and effective chemical dependency treatment services and programs for adults and their families, including those who cannot afford private treatment facilities.
Hinds Behavioral Health Services
Jackson, MS
Contact: Shona Dykstra
Phone: 769.237.4569
Hinds Behavioral Health Services (HBHS) - serves Hinds County as one of Mississippi's regional community health centers. HBHS is a full spectrum, outpatient mental, behavioral and substance abuse quality healthcare provider for people of all ages.
Hinds Community College
Raymond, MS
Contact: Kathryn Cole
Phone: 601.857.3502
Hinds Community College is the largest community college in Mississippi. We offer a quality and affordable education at six campus locations, as well as online. Locations include Raymond, Pearl, Utica, Vicksburg and two Jackson locations. Students may pursue general academic courses that are guaranteed to transfer to over 170 bachelor's degree programs at Mississippi universities. In addition to our academic courses, Hinds offers over 70 career and technical programs that prepare students for the workforce.
Jackson Comprehensive Treatment Center for Opioid Use Disorders
Jackson, MS
Contact: Jerri Avery, PhD, LCAT
Phone: 601.366.7167
Proudly serving the Jackson, Mississippi community, the CTC provides therapeutic services in combination with medically supervised Methadone, Buprenorphine, Buprenorphine/Naloxone, and Naltrexone to individuals who are attempting to overcome an addiction to or dependence upon heroin or other opioids.
Mississippi Association of Addiction Professionals (MAAP)
Jackson, MS
Contact: Rebecca Peters
Phone: 601.321.2085
IC&RC board member certifying Alcohol and Drug, Advanced Alcohol and Drug, Clinical Supervisors, Prevention, and Criminal Justice Counselors for the State of Mississippi.
Mississippi Behavioral Health Learning Network
Ridgeland, MS
Contact: Melissa Holland
Phone: 601.398.4406
The Mississippi Behavioral Health Learning Network (MSBHLN) was established by the Mississippi Public Health Institute (MSPHI) in July 2017 in a partnership with the Mississippi Department of Mental Health, Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Services (MSDMH BADS) to provide professional and workforce development to behavioral health providers in the state of Mississippi.
Mississippi Physician Health Program
Ridgeland, MS
Contact: Kristin Wallace, LSW
Phone: 601.420.0240
The Mississippi Physician Health Program is a first line resource for physicians who suffer from potentially impairing conditions such as substance use disorders. The MPHP coordinates effective detection, evaluation, treatment, and aftercare monitoring of physicians with addictive disorders and other psychiatric illness. Our primary focus is on intervention and recovery, with long-term, intensive monitoring.
Mississippi Public Health Institute
Ridgeland, MS
Contact: Angie Couch
Phone: 601.398.4406
The Mississippi Public Health Institute (MSPHI) is a 501(c)(3) established in 2011. The mission of MSPHI is to "Engage in partnerships and activities that improve Mississippian's health." Some of MSPHI’s current activities include: workforce development for DMH and MSDH, media and communication, coalition development, evaluation and assessment, and program implementation.
MS HOSA (Future Health Professionals)
Jackson, MS
Contact: Charlotte Bryant
Phone: 601.359.2371
HOSA is a global student organization that provides a unique program of leadership development, technical skills training and recognition exclusively for middle school, secondary, postsecondary and collegiate students enrolled in health and biomedical sciences. Our mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience.
MS State Hospital
Whitfield, MS
Contact: Swayze Cheatham
Phone: 601.351.8493
Mississippi State Hospital is a publicly funded behavioral health program of Mississippi Department of Mental Health. Our mission is to help the individuals we serve achieve mental wellness by encouraging hope, promoting safety, and supporting recovery while utilizing resources efficiently.
NCADD of the Central MS Area, Inc.
Ridgeland, MS
Contact: Daisy Carter
Phone: 601.842.1356
The National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependance (NCADD) website provides necessary information and bulletins regarding Ridgeland, MS location including our events, services, and agency mission. For additional information please call 601.899.5880.
New Beginnings Adolescent Recovery Center
Opelousas, LA
Contact: Lydia Denley Holloway
Phone: 601.519.1535
New Beginnings is an award-winning residential facility for teenagers struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. Our 22-acre campus, located in Opelousas, Louisiana, provides 24/7 nurses, psychiatrists, and master level therapists, along with a ropes course, art and music therapy, and many more healing recreational activities. We are in network with most commercial insurance companies, and our mission is for our program to be financially affordable for all families.
Oxford Treatment Center
Oxford, MS
Contact: Brian Whisenant
Phone: 662.809.8906
Oxford Treatment Center is a quality, research-based treatment facility for drug and alcohol addiction with a medical detox, residential treatment for young adults and adults, IOP, PHP, Supportive Living, and Aftercare and Alumni programs. OTC applies the latest research on addiction toward one singular goal: Helping people achieve long-term recovery.
Pine Grove Behavioral Health & Addiction Services
Hattiesburg, MS
Contact: Kim Jarrell
Phone: 601.288.4962
Pine Grove is known as one of the nation’s most comprehensive treatment campuses. Since 1984, Pine Grove has specialized in behavioral health and addiction treatment services. At Pine Grove, we’re committed to being a leader in healing and changing lives by providing the highest quality behavioral health care available for children, adolescents, and adults.
Region One/Fairland & Sunflower Landing
Tutwiler, MS
Contact: Amber Jones
Phone: 662.624.4905
Region One Alcohol and Drug Services offers residential services care for male and females including pregnant and parenting moms. Sunflower Landing offers long term adolescent treatment for males and females in gender specific programs. Additionally, prevention services are provided in schools and the local community.
Southeast Addiction Technology Transfer Center
Atlanta, GA
Contact: Dawn Tyus
Phone: 404.752.1016
The Southeast Addiction Technology Transfer Center (Southeast ATTC), located at Morehouse School of Medicine's National Center for Primary Care, develops alliances to support and implement best treatment practices and provides technology transfer activities to increase the awareness, knowledge and skills of practitioners and pre-service professionals.
Stand Up, Mississippi
Ridgeland, MS
Contact: Angela Mallette
Phone: 769.234.5830
Stand Up, Mississippi is a coordinated effort by the Mississippi Department of Mental Health, Department of Public Safety, Board of Pharmacy, Bureau of Narcotics, FBI, and Department of Human Services.
Stonewater Adolescent Recovery Center
Oxford, Mississippi
Contact: Elizabeth Fikes
Phone: 662.871.7912
Stonewater Adolescent Recovery Center is a unique, adolescent, dual-diagnosis treatment program providing every patient with a comprehensive and customized level of care. From fully supervised Withdrawal Management all the way to Outpatient Services, our individualized adolescent care is built on the latest scientific research and proven techniques to increase the likelihood of successful outcomes.
The Arc of Mississippi, RADAR CENTER
Jackson, MS
Contact: Elise Rveff
Phone: 601.497.2926
The State's leading and largest organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities has partnered with the MS Department of Mental Health to develop a resource center for the ID/DD population seeking addiction services. Through our RADAR center, The Ark seeks to introduce new methods of reaching diverse populations by making information virtually accessible and by using partnerships to extend our reach into communities.
The Ranch Mississippi
Brandon, MS
Contact: Todd Thompson
Phone: 601.317.7126
At the Ranch, we help our clients heal from the devastating effects of addiction, compulsive behaviors, and mental health disorders. Clients reconnect with their authentic selves and begin building fulfilling lives in recovery.