Opioid Services Treatment Center Locator
This is a new website sponsored by AHCCCS that helps people locate opioid services and treatment centers near them.
TPD SURT YouTube Channel
Check out TPD’s SURT Channel! There are several good videos on the channel including a tutorial on how to use injectable naloxone in both English and Spanish.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjFJWaUjTB11RaKReKqV1VQ/videos
24/7 assessment, support, and treatment for people looking to stop using heroin and other opioids.
(520) 202-1786 (24 hours a day)
CODAC- Medication Assisted Treatment
Sonoran Prevention Works
We provide community workshops, trainings, referrals, consultation, and risk reduction materials to individuals, families, and organizations in order to prevent HIV, Hepatitis C, overdose, and the perpetuation of stigma. In addition, we facilitate the largest free naloxone distribution network in the state.
info@spwaz.org
(480) 442-7086
Pima County Health Department- Behavioral Health
Behavioral health treatment includes services for disorders such as substance abuse, mental health issues, and other addictions.
For help with a behavioral health crisis, call (520) 622-6000 or 1-866-495-6738.
For all emergencies, call 9-1-1
For non-emergency behavioral health calls, call (520) 770-9909 for the HOPE, Inc. Warm Line.
COPE Community Services
COPE offers outpatient behavioral health services to adults with serious mental illnesses (SMI), general mental health (GMH) issues, and/or substance use issues.
communications@copecommunityservices.org
(520) 792-3293
Cenpatico Integrated Care offers a large network of both behavioral and physical health providers across southern Arizona.
Crisis Line: (866) 495-6735
Customer Service: (866) 495-6738
Cenpatico Integrated Care
La Frontera Center provides a variety of employment services for people with behavioral health and/or substance use disorders who are interested in obtaining employment as a step toward recovery.
Administration Questions: (520) 838-5600
Member Enrollment: (520) 838-3804
All Other Member Calls/Clinics: (520) 884-9920
La Frontera Arizona
Drug Free AZ Kids
DrugFreeAZKids.org is a program of Southwest Behavioral & Health Services. We inspire people to feel better and reach their potential. Through helping people discover their strengths, we improve our communities.
partner@drugfreeazkids.org
If you are in crisis, call the Crisis Line at (800) 631-1314
Office: (602) 305-7126
Community Medical Services
Mission: to help those who are suffering from substance abuse addiction. We consider these people our clients, and our singular aim is to help them heal. We’re proud that our clinics provide our clients an environment that is free of judgment and condescension and we’re steadfast in treating everyone with the utmost dignity and respect.
(520) 298-1650
A Tucson Police Department document highlighting the dangers of fentanyl and the many different types of ways fentanyl can be packaged or distributed.