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Real-time traffic, incidents, and winter road conditions.
Official statistics, laws, and safety education.
Free rides home from participating TLW-member taverns statewide. Ask your bartender if their establishment offers SafeRide.
Find nearby Tavern League members and SafeRide providers on Apple or Android.
On-demand rides available in most Wisconsin metro and suburban areas.
Behavioral health referrals and community support services.
Court, assessment, and driver safety plan information via county clerk and DOT.
Local mental health and substance use referral resources.
Local government resources and community program referrals.
Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral and information.
State directory of certified alcohol and drug treatment providers.
Mental health, substance use, and community support referrals.
County programs including OWI-related education and restorative options.
Local public transit for Beaver Dam and surrounding Dodge County areas.
County behavioral health, AODA assessment referrals, and community support.
County law enforcement and public safety information.
Behavioral health, crisis services, and AODA treatment referrals.
24/7 crisis line coordinated through county human services.
Public transit serving Oshkosh, Neenah, and the Fox Cities region.
Legal limits, implied consent, and what BAC levels mean for drivers in Wisconsin.
Typical penalties, license consequences, and ignition interlock requirements.
Rideshare, designated drivers, and staying overnight — practical options before you go out.
Who needs one, how they work, and approved providers in Wisconsin.
Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral — 1-800-662-4357.
Official crash statistics and safety resources from Wisconsin DOT.
National data, research, and prevention resources from NHTSA.
Local coalitions, school programs, and community education initiatives.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for people in distress — call, text, or chat 988.
24/7 information and referral to health, human, and social service organizations throughout Wisconsin. Dial 211.
Specialized transportation for older adults and people with disabilities. Reservations and ADA reasonable-modification requests: Aging and Disability Services, 569 North Cedar Street, Suite 4, Friendship.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care assessment, and community resource referrals. 108 East North Street, Friendship.
County division providing ADRC, dining sites, home-delivered meals, caregiver support, dementia care, and transportation coordination. 569 North Cedar Street, Suite 4, Friendship.
County mental health and AODA outpatient clinic with crisis linkage, psychiatry, case management, and service coordination. 108 East North Street, Friendship.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Adams County residents with mental health or substance use conditions. 450 East State Street, Adams.
County crisis linkage, emergency appointment slots, and follow-up after Northwest Connections contacts. 108 East North Street, Friendship.
Consumer-run recovery center offering peer support, AODA groups, and a center for adults in recovery. 117 South Main Street, Adams.
County department providing behavioral health, aging and disability services, public health, and family support. 108 East North Street, Friendship.
24/7 confidential helpline, shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Adams, Sauk, Columbia, Juneau, and Marquette counties.
Judicially supervised hybrid OWI and drug treatment court for high-risk, high-need offenders. Coordinated by JusticePoint. 108 East North Street, Friendship.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Statewide virtual peer support groups for adults with mental health conditions in counties without a local NAMI affiliate, including Adams County.
Federally qualified health center offering behavioral health and substance use recovery services, including outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment. 302 West Lake Street, Friendship.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line contracted by Adams County. Mobile crisis response available when needed.
County outpatient mental health and alcohol and other drug abuse assessment, therapy, and psychiatric coordination for individuals, couples, and families. 108 East North Street, Friendship.
State-certified intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Adams County residents through county behavioral health. 108 East North Street, Friendship.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673.
24/7 information and referral to health, human, and social service organizations throughout Wisconsin. Dial 211.
Person-centered transportation planning for older adults and people with disabilities in the Chequamegon Bay area. Coordinated through ADRC of the North.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care assessment, and resource referrals in northern Wisconsin.
Public bus and on-demand curb-to-curb service in Ashland, Bayfield, Iron, and Price counties. 2216 Sixth Street East, Ashland.
County outpatient mental health therapy, psychiatry, substance abuse evaluations, court-ordered assessments, and crisis linkage. 630 Sanborn Avenue, Ashland.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Ashland County residents with mental health or substance use conditions.
County mental health and AODA crisis linkage and follow-up during business hours. 630 Sanborn Avenue, Ashland. After hours, call the Northern Wisconsin crisis line.
County department providing mental health, AODA, aging, disability, public health, and family services. 630 Sanborn Avenue, Ashland.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Local NAMI affiliate serving Ashland, Bayfield, and Douglas counties with mental health education, support groups, and peer programs.
24/7 confidential helpline, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Ashland, Bayfield, Iron, and Sawyer counties. 301 Ellis Avenue South, Ashland.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Ashland, Bayfield, Iron, Price, and Sawyer counties. Mobile crisis and crisis bed services through Northland Counseling Services.
Federally qualified health center offering outpatient counseling, medication-assisted treatment, OWI assessments, and peer recovery support. 300 West Main Street, Ashland.
Regional outpatient mental health and substance use treatment with crisis bed stabilization in Ashland. 1613 3rd Street West, Ashland.
County substance abuse evaluations, court-ordered assessments, outpatient AODA treatment follow-up, and referral coordination. 630 Sanborn Avenue, Ashland.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Ashland County residents. NorthLakes Community Clinic, 300 West Main Street, Ashland.
Collaborative treatment court between Ashland County and the Bad River Tribe for eligible justice-involved individuals with substance use needs. 201 Main Street West, Ashland.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673.
24/7 information and referral to health, human, and social service organizations throughout Wisconsin. Dial 211.
Local transportation for medical appointments, shopping, and errands in Barron County. Coordinated through ADRC of Barron and Rusk Counties.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care assessment, and transportation coordination in Barron and Rusk counties.
County mental health and substance use outpatient services, crisis linkage, CCS, and intoxicated driver assessments. 335 East Monroe Avenue, Barron.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Barron County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.
State-designated alternate intoxicated driver program assessor for Barron County residents. Assessments and driver safety plans. 16947 County Highway X, Chippewa Falls.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, advocacy, and support groups for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Barron, Polk, and Burnett counties.
County emergency mental health services, 24-hour crisis support linkage, mobile crisis, and follow-up case management. 335 East Monroe Avenue, Barron.
County behavioral health services helping adults with mental illness live independently in the community. 935 North Main Street, Rice Lake.
Outpatient behavioral health services for Barron County residents in western Barron County. 1705 16th Avenue, Cumberland.
Pre-conviction diversion for low-risk offenders to address driver's license reinstatement, substance abuse or violence assessments, and restitution over three to six months. Justice Center, Barron.
24/7 confidential helpline, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. Rice Lake office: 5 West John Street.
Treatment court for parents with moderate to severe substance use disorder and an open CHIPS case. Coordinator Heidi Erickson. 335 East Monroe Avenue, Barron.
County department providing behavioral health, economic support, public health, aging, and family services. 335 East Monroe Avenue, Barron.
Judicially supervised drug and alcohol treatment court for high-risk, high-need offenders. Coordinator Dan McNamara. 335 East Monroe Avenue, Barron.
Outpatient psychiatry and behavioral health services for children, adolescents, and adults. Lakewoods Center, 1215 West Knapp Street, Rice Lake.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
On-demand door-to-door bus service in Barron County (Rice Lake, Barron, Chetek, and surrounding communities). Reservations required by 1:00 p.m. the previous day.
Statewide virtual peer support groups for adults with mental health conditions in counties without a local NAMI affiliate, including Barron County.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Barron, Chippewa, Eau Claire, and Polk counties. Mobile crisis intervention available.
County substance abuse evaluations, court-ordered assessments, outpatient AODA treatment follow-up, and referral coordination. Call Access at 715-537-5691.
Intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Barron County residents through county behavioral health. 335 East Monroe Avenue, Barron.
Outpatient mental health and substance use disorder counseling and medication management for all ages. 1051 West Avenue, Rice Lake.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Person-centered transportation planning for older adults and people with disabilities in Bayfield County through ADRC of the North.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and transportation coordination in Bayfield County.
Public bus and on-demand curb-to-curb service in Ashland, Bayfield, Iron, and Price counties. 2216 Sixth Street East, Ashland.
County case management, outpatient mental health and substance use coordination, crisis linkage, and treatment referrals. 117 East 5th Street, Washburn.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Bayfield County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.
County crisis linkage and behavioral health coordination. 24/7 crisis line 866-317-9362. 117 East 5th Street, Washburn.
County community support program for adults with severe and persistent mental illness in Bayfield County.
County department providing behavioral health, aging, disability, economic support, and protective services. 117 East 5th Street, Washburn.
Judicially supervised hybrid treatment court for repeat OWI offenders and those with substance use or co-occurring disorders. Coordinator Barb Flynn.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Bayfield County.
Local NAMI affiliate serving Ashland, Bayfield, and Douglas counties with mental health education, support groups, and peer programs.
24/7 confidential helpline, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Ashland, Bayfield, Iron, and Sawyer counties.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Ashland, Bayfield, Iron, Price, and Sawyer counties. Mobile crisis through Northland Counseling Services.
Federally qualified health center with medical, dental, and behavioral health services in Washburn. 320 Superior Avenue, Washburn.
County substance abuse case management, treatment coordination, and referral for Bayfield County residents. 117 East 5th Street, Washburn.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments through NorthLakes Community Clinic for Bayfield County residents. Coordinator Tom Croteau, county Human Services.
Free 24/7 statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources. Call, text, or chat.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and transportation coordination in Brown County.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Brown County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.
County outpatient mental health, AODA, crisis, and psychiatric services campus. 3150 Gershwin Drive, Green Bay.
24/7 free crisis counseling by phone, in person, or mobile response anywhere in Brown County. 3150 Gershwin Drive, Green Bay.
Intensive assertive community treatment case management for adults with severe and persistent mental illness. 1100 Guns Road, Green Bay.
Low-cost rides for seniors and people with disabilities to medical appointments and errands throughout Brown County.
24/7 domestic abuse helpline, emergency shelter, advocacy, and counseling for survivors in Brown County.
Fixed-route buses, on-demand microtransit, and ADA paratransit serving Green Bay and surrounding Brown County communities.
County department providing behavioral health, aging, disability, economic support, and protective services for Brown County residents.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Brown County.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Brown County residents.
County alcohol and other drug abuse assessments, outpatient treatment, and driver safety plan monitoring for Brown County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Brown County residents. Schedule in person at the Community Treatment Center, 3150 Gershwin Drive, Green Bay.
Judicially supervised OWI treatment court for high-risk repeat offenders. Manager Mark Vanden Hoogen. 305 East Walnut Street, Green Bay.
County medication management and psychiatric services for adult Brown County residents, including sliding-fee scale options. 3150 Gershwin Drive, Green Bay.
24/7 confidential support, advocacy, and counseling for sexual assault survivors in Brown County. 319 Crooks Street, Green Bay.
Free 24/7 statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources. Call, text, or chat.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and service coordination. Alma office at 407 South 2nd Street.
Specialized transportation for adults 60+ and people with disabilities in Buffalo and Pepin counties. Coordinated through the ADRC of Buffalo and Pepin Counties.
County mental health and substance use case management, crisis linkage, CCS, and treatment coordination. 407 South 2nd Street, Alma.
Domestic violence and sexual assault advocacy with Buffalo County outreach services. 24-hour helpline and local outreach office.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Buffalo County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.
Post-charge diversion and deferred prosecution program with chemical and mental health treatment, supervision, and case management. Director Brenda Berning, Alma.
County emergency mental health services with 24/7 Northwest Connections crisis line, mobile response, and follow-up linkage. 407 South 2nd Street, Alma.
County department providing behavioral health, aging, disability, economic support, and protective services. 407 South 2nd Street, Alma.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Buffalo County.
Statewide virtual peer support groups for adults with mental health conditions in counties without a local NAMI affiliate, including Buffalo County.
Regional domestic abuse shelter and outreach with crisis line and text support serving western Wisconsin including Buffalo County.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Buffalo County. Mobile response coordinated with county behavioral health. 888-552-6642.
County AODA case management, treatment coordination, and referral for Buffalo County residents. Contact intake at 608-685-4412.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments for Buffalo County residents through Community Counseling Services. County coordinator Carri Renchin, Alma.
Free 24/7 statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources. Call, text, or chat.
Employment and personal transportation assistance for Buffalo County residents through Western Dairyland Economic Opportunity Council.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Burnett and Polk counties. Siren office at 7410 County Road K.
Volunteer driver medical transportation and accessible van trips for seniors and people with disabilities in Burnett County.
Outpatient mental health and substance use treatment and OWI assessments for Burnett County residents. 24248 State Road 35/70, Siren.
County mental health and substance use services, crisis response, financial assistance, and contracted treatment coordination. 7410 County Road K, Siren.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Burnett County residents with mental health or substance use needs.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, advocacy, and support groups for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Barron, Polk, and Burnett counties.
24/7 state-certified emergency mental health program with crisis line, face-to-face assessments, and mobile response. 7410 County Road K, Siren.
Intensive judicially supervised drug and alcohol treatment court with testing, treatment, and community supervision. Coordinator Tessa Anderson, Siren.
County department providing behavioral health, aging, disability, economic support, and protective services. 7410 County Road K, Siren.
Court-ordered education program for clients with two or more OWI offenses. Coordinated through Burnett County Drug Court staff, Siren.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Burnett County.
Statewide virtual peer support groups for adults with mental health conditions in counties without a local NAMI affiliate, including Burnett County.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Burnett County. Mobile response available evenings through county behavioral health.
County substance abuse evaluations, sliding-fee outpatient coordination, and referral to approved AODA providers for Burnett County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments through Aurora Community Counseling. 24248 State Road 35/70, Unit D, Siren.
Free 24/7 statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources. Call, text, or chat.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and transportation coordination. 206 Court Street, Chilton.
Low-cost transportation for seniors and people with disabilities in the Fox Cities region including Calumet County.
County outpatient mental health and substance use services, crisis intervention, and treatment referrals across the lifespan. 206 Court Street, Chilton.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Calumet County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.
County volunteer and wheelchair-accessible transportation for medical appointments, shopping, and essential trips in Calumet County.
24/7 Level III-certified emergency mental health and AODA crisis intervention for Calumet County residents. 206 Court Street, Chilton.
Post-charge diversion and deferred prosecution program through the District Attorney's office. Coordinator Sherry Teruya-Smith, Chilton.
24/7 domestic violence and sexual assault shelter, advocacy, and rural outreach serving Calumet County including Chilton.
County department providing behavioral health, aging, disability, economic support, and protective services. 206 Court Street, Chilton.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Calumet County.
Regional NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Calumet County and the Fox Cities area.
County alcohol and other drug abuse assessments, referrals, and sliding-fee treatment coordination for Calumet County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Calumet County residents. Schedule by calling 920-849-1400. 206 Court Street, Chilton.
Free 24/7 statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources. Call, text, or chat.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Non-emergency medical and social transportation for Chippewa County residents age 60+ and adults with disabilities. Wheelchair-accessible vans available.
Information, benefit counseling, and long-term care options for older adults and people with disabilities. 711 North Bridge Street, Room 118.
County outpatient mental health and substance use services for eligible residents, including treatment coordination and recovery support. 711 North Bridge Street.
24/7 confidential advocacy and emergency shelter for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in western Wisconsin, including Chippewa County.
Medicaid-funded recovery-oriented behavioral health program. Chippewa County leads the Western Region Recovery and Wellness Consortium.
County programs including Recovery Court, FIT diversion, pretrial services, and drug testing. 711 North Bridge Street, Room 221.
County behavioral health crisis linkage, mobile response coordination, and commitment facilitation. 711 North Bridge Street, Chippewa Falls.
Front-End Intervention and Treatment (FIT) post-charge diversion for non-violent offenders with substance use contributing to criminal behavior. Diversion Specialist Kayce Lawcewicz.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 711 North Bridge Street, Chippewa Falls.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Chippewa County.
Statewide mental illness education, support, and advocacy. Virtual support groups available where no local affiliate exists.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Chippewa County. Mobile crisis intervention and safety planning available.
County-funded outpatient alcohol and drug abuse counseling and treatment coordination for eligible Chippewa County residents referred through Human Services.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments through Community Counseling Services. 16947 County Highway X, Chippewa Falls. Assessment fee $285.
Judicially supervised multi-track treatment court for high-risk offenders with substance use disorders. Case Manager Tiffany Berg, 711 North Bridge Street.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Information and referral for transportation options for seniors and people with disabilities in Clark County.
Information, benefit specialist services, meals, and transportation referrals for older adults and people with disabilities. 517 Court Street, Room 201.
State-certified outpatient mental health and substance abuse services for Clark County residents. 517 Court Street, Room 503, Neillsville.
County hub for mental health, AODA, crisis, OWI assessments, and recovery court services. 517 Court Street, Neillsville.
24/7 mental health and AODA crisis line for Clark County. County staff during business hours; Northwest Connections after hours.
Team-based psychosocial rehabilitation for adults with chronic and persistent mental illness. Includes SUD therapy and case management.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Clark County.
Statewide mental illness education, support, and advocacy. No local Clark County affiliate; virtual programs available.
After-hours mental health and substance use crisis line serving Clark County through county Community Services partnership. Also reachable at 800-863-3560.
Individual, group, and family substance abuse counseling for Clark County residents. Sliding fee scale available.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Clark County Community Services. Assessment fee $300.
Five-phase, 14-month judicially supervised treatment court for high-risk, non-violent offenders with substance use disorders. Referral line 715-743-6704.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Clark County residents age 60+ and eligible adults with disabilities via volunteer drivers. DSS, Neillsville.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Non-emergency medical, nutrition, and wellness transportation for Columbia County residents age 60+ and people with disabilities.
Information, benefit counseling, and long-term care options for older adults and people with disabilities. 111 East Mullett Street, Portage.
County mental health and substance abuse services on a sliding fee scale for eligible residents. 111 East Mullett Street, Portage.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Columbia County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.
County behavioral health crisis linkage and follow-up for Columbia County residents. 111 East Mullett Street, Portage.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 111 East Mullett Street, Portage.
24/7 confidential helpline, shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Columbia, Adams, Sauk, Juneau, and Marquette counties.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Columbia County.
Statewide mental illness education, support, and advocacy. Virtual support groups available.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line contracted by Columbia County. Mobile crisis services available when needed.
County-funded outpatient substance abuse counseling and treatment coordination for eligible Columbia County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments through Pauquette Center for Psychological Services. 2901 Hunters Trail, Portage. Assessment fee $300.
Post-conviction treatment court for high-risk OWI offenders with phased sobriety monitoring and treatment. Coordinator Jamie Ziegler, Portage.
Outpatient AODA counseling and psychological services in Portage. Also serves as state-designated OWI assessment provider for Columbia County.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Door-to-door, taxicab, and volunteer driver transportation for Crawford County residents age 60+ and adults with disabilities.
ADRC Eagle Country serving Crawford County. Information, benefit specialists, and long-term care options. 225 North Beaumont Road, Suite 117.
County outpatient mental health and substance use clinic with integrated behavioral health services. 225 North Beaumont Road, Suite 326.
Comprehensive Community Services (STRIVE) for eligible Medicaid recipients with mental health or substance use disorders in Crawford County.
County behavioral health crisis services including 24/7 phone assessment, mobile crisis, and walk-in urgent care. 225 North Beaumont Road, Prairie du Chien.
Pre-charge and post-charge deferred prosecution agreements for qualifying offenders. Part of Crawford County Justice Programs.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 225 North Beaumont Road, Prairie du Chien.
Treatment-based alternative to jail and standard probation for high-risk offenders with substance use disorders. Coordinator Susan Hilger.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Crawford County.
Statewide mental illness education, support, and advocacy. Virtual support groups available.
24/7 mental health crisis line contracted by Crawford County Health and Human Services. Mobile crisis available evenings.
County outpatient substance abuse treatment and recovery support for eligible Crawford County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Crawford County Health and Human Services. Assessment fee $270.
24/7 crisis line, advocacy, counseling, and emergency shelter access for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Crawford, Vernon, and Richland counties.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
24/7 information and referral to health, human, and social service organizations throughout Wisconsin. Dial 211.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, caregiver support, and transportation coordination.
Free non-crisis navigation connecting Dane County residents to mental health and substance use services regardless of insurance. 818 W. Badger Rd., Ste. 102, Madison.
Medicaid-funded community-based mental health and substance use rehabilitation for eligible Dane County residents.
24-hour domestic violence help line, emergency shelter, and legal advocacy for Dane County residents. Text line: 608-420-4638.
County department providing behavioral health, aging, disability, economic support, and protective services. 1 W. Wilson St., Madison.
24/7 Dane County suicide prevention hotline with walk-in crisis assessment and hospital response. 49 Kessel Court, Madison.
Outpatient mental health and substance use counseling, psychiatry, and case management for Dane County residents. 25 Kessel Court, Madison.
ADA complementary paratransit for riders who cannot use fixed-route buses due to a disability. Serves Madison and surrounding metro-area communities.
Fixed-route public bus service throughout Madison and surrounding Dane County communities including Fitchburg, Middleton, and Sun Prairie.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Peer support groups, education, and advocacy for mental health recovery serving Dane County residents.
Court-ordered intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Dane County residents. 49 Kessel Court, Madison.
Court-supervised treatment program for eligible repeat OWI offenders. Applications submitted to JusticePoint at DCReferral@JusticePoint.org.
24/7 confidential helpline and advocacy for survivors of sexual violence in Dane County. Spanish line: 608-258-2567.
Volunteer driver escort rides to medical appointments for adults age 60+ and people with disabilities in Dane County.
Community coalition for suicide prevention, drug harm reduction, recovery coaching, and overdose spike alerts in Dane County.
Free Narcan, fentanyl and xylazine test strips, and safer-use supplies at 2705 E. Washington Ave. and 2300 S. Park St., Madison.
County-approved outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use treatment for Dane County IDP driver safety plans. Madison locations.
Single point of entry for specialized transportation information, eligibility, and referrals for seniors and people with disabilities in Dane County.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed in Dane County behavioral health resource guides.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
County-wide specialized transportation for Dodge County residents age 65+, people with disabilities, veterans, and the general public. 199 County Road DF, Juneau.
Information, benefit counseling, and long-term care options for older adults and people with disabilities. Henry Dodge Office Building, Juneau.
County outpatient mental health, AODA, Matrix Intensive, and opioid treatment services for eligible Dodge County residents. 199 County Road DF, Juneau.
24/7 mental health and AODA crisis line for Dodge County. County crisis workers during business hours; Northwest Connections after hours.
Case-managed treatment court alternative to incarceration for non-violent offenders with substance use disorders. Program Director Angelica Munoz.
Treatment-based alternative for 3rd or 4th OWI offenders assessed as high risk. Part of Dodge County Treatment Courts program.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Dodge County.
Statewide mental illness education, support, and advocacy. Virtual support groups available.
After-hours mental health and substance use crisis line serving Dodge County through county Human Services partnership.
Individual and group substance abuse counseling and Matrix Intensive outpatient programming for Dodge County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Dodge County Human Services. Assessment fee $285.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Dodge County.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Information, benefit counseling, and long-term care options. 916 North 14th Avenue, Sturgeon Bay.
Pre-charge diversion program for qualifying offenders through Door County Sheriff's Office justice programs.
County outpatient mental health and substance use services including co-occurring disorders and medication management. Sturgeon Bay.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Door County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.
Public transit and Door 2 Door shared-ride taxi for medical, grocery, and essential trips in Door County.
24/7 mental health crisis hotline for Door County residents. 421 Nebraska Street, Sturgeon Bay.
Team-based care for adults with chronic and persistent mental illness in Door County.
Minimum 14-month treatment-based alternative to jail for eligible offenders with substance use disorders. Sturgeon Bay.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and public health services. 421 Nebraska Street, Sturgeon Bay.
24/7 confidential helpline, advocacy, and shelter access for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Door County.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Door County.
Statewide mental illness education, support, and advocacy. Virtual support groups available.
Individual and group substance abuse counseling for Door County residents through county behavioral health.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Door County Health and Human Services. Assessment fee $225.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Information and referral for transportation options for seniors and people with disabilities in Douglas County.
Information, benefit specialists, and long-term care options. 1316 North 14th Street, Suite 327, Superior.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Douglas County and the Twin Ports.
24/7 state-certified emergency mental health crisis services for Douglas County through contracted provider.
Alternative to revocation program for high-risk DOC clients with substance use disorders. Coordinator Jessy Prokosch.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and public health services. 1316 North 14th Street, Superior.
County coordination of outpatient counseling, community support, and crisis intervention through contracted providers. Superior.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Douglas County.
Statewide mental illness education, support, and advocacy. Virtual support groups available.
Chemical dependency assessment, case management, and contracted outpatient treatment coordination for Douglas County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments through Douglas County Health and Human Services. In-person scheduling required. Assessment fee $275.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Non-emergency transportation for Dunn County residents age 60+ and people with disabilities.
Information, benefit counseling, meals, and transportation for older adults and people with disabilities.
County mental health and substance use services including CCS, CSP, and CST. 3001 US Highway 12 East, Menomonie.
24/7 crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Dunn and Pepin counties.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Dunn County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.
County crisis follow-up and linkage for Dunn County residents. 3001 US Highway 12 East, Menomonie.
Team-based psychosocial rehabilitation for adults with chronic mental illness in Dunn County.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 3001 US Highway 12 East, Menomonie.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Dunn County.
Statewide mental illness education, support, and advocacy. Virtual support groups available.
24/7 mental health crisis line contracted by Dunn County with mobile response available 8 hours per day.
County-funded outpatient substance abuse counseling and treatment coordination for eligible Dunn County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments through Arbor Place. 4076 Kothlow Avenue, Menomonie. Assessment fee $380.
Voluntary treatment court alternative for felony drug/alcohol charges and alternatives to revocation. Coordinator Kayla Johnson.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Rural transportation van and paratransit for Eau Claire County residents age 60+ and adults with disabilities.
Information, benefit counseling, and transportation for older adults and people with disabilities.
County outpatient counseling clinic of last resort for mental health and substance abuse. 721 Oxford Avenue, Eau Claire.
24/7 confidential advocacy and emergency shelter for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Eau Claire County.
Medicaid-funded recovery-oriented behavioral health program for eligible Eau Claire County residents.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 721 Oxford Avenue, Eau Claire.
Weekly judicially supervised treatment court for moderate-to-high-risk offenders with substance use disorders. Supervisor Brianna Albers.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Eau Claire County.
Local NAMI affiliate serving Eau Claire, Chippewa, Dunn, and surrounding counties with support groups and education.
24/7 mental health crisis intervention for Eau Claire, Chippewa, and Dunn counties. Mobile crisis available.
County outpatient substance abuse counseling through the Behavioral Health Clinic for eligible Eau Claire County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments through Eau Claire Community Program. 101 North Farwell Street, Suite 204. Assessment fee $300.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
Free referral line for health, transportation, and human services. Dial 211 for local Fond du Lac County connections.
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting information and helpline for Fond du Lac County.
County Medical Car program, elderly walk-on rides, and Ripon taxi vouchers for eligible residents. 400 University Drive, Suite A1, Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
County ADRC for aging and disability services, benefits counseling, and caregiver support. 400 University Drive, Suite A1, Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
County outpatient alcohol and other drug abuse (AODA) assessment and treatment intake. 459 E. First St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
Public fixed-route bus service for the City of Fond du Lac and surrounding areas.
Outpatient behavioral health and addiction counseling. 420 E. Division St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
Residential recovery program for women. 811 S. Main St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
Residential recovery program for men. 25 N. Park Ave., Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
Taxi service covering Ripon, Waupun, and surrounding Fond du Lac County communities.
Medication-assisted treatment (methadone, buprenorphine) with counseling and peer support. 24 W. Scott St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
24/7 county crisis line for mental health emergencies and crisis intervention. 459 E. First St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
Community Safety Initiative prevention hub with coalition resources and opioid harm reduction information.
Court-supervised treatment program for eligible offenders with substance use disorders. 459 E. First St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
Prevention coalition addressing underage drinking, binge drinking, and prescription drug misuse. 74 S. Main St., Suite 201, Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
NAMI respite and peer support center. 21 E. Second St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
ADA paratransit for eligible riders who cannot use fixed-route buses. Serves Fond du Lac and North Fond du Lac.
Official county hub listing local treatment, recovery, and support resources for substance use.
Local taxi and transportation service based in Ripon, serving Fond du Lac County.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness.
Local taxi service serving Fond du Lac. Listed in Envision Greater Fond du Lac business directory.
Transportation assistance for medical appointments, employment, and essential needs. Call 211 or United Way.
Demand-responsive shared taxi for areas beyond fixed bus routes in Fond du Lac and North Fond du Lac. Schedule by 4:30 p.m. weekday prior.
24-hour crisis shelter and domestic violence support. 358 N. Peters Ave., Suite 2, Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
Hospital-based outpatient behavioral health and substance use services at St. Agnes Hospital. 430 E. Division St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed on county health department resource page.
Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.
Transportation program for Florence County residents age 60+ and people with disabilities.
Information, benefit assistance, meals, and transportation for older adults and people with disabilities.
County coordination of contracted mental health and AODA services for Florence County residents. Courthouse, Florence.
24/7 mental health crisis line for Florence County per Wisconsin DHS crisis directory.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 501 Lake Avenue, Florence.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Florence County.
Statewide mental illness education, support, and advocacy. Virtual support groups available.
County-contracted alcohol and drug abuse services and treatment coordination for Florence County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Florence County Human Services. Assessment fee $250.
Free statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment options, and recovery resources.
Free information and referral to health, human, and social services across Wisconsin.
Transportation resources for medical appointments and errands through ADRC of the Northwoods. 300A South Lake Ave, Crandon.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for information, benefits counseling, and long-term care options.
County coordination of mental health and AODA services through Forest County Human Services.
24/7 mental health crisis line and county crisis intervention for Forest, Oneida, and Vilas counties.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 200 E Madison Street, Crandon.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Local NAMI affiliate serving Forest, Oneida, and Vilas counties with mental health education and support.
County-linked outpatient substance use assessment, education, and treatment coordination.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Human Service Center (Oneida County). Assessment fee $250.
24/7 crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Forest, Oneida, and Vilas counties.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources.
Free referral line for health, transportation, and human services. Dial 211 for local Green Lake County connections.
Door-to-door transportation for residents age 55+ and people with disabilities — medical appointments, nutrition, and essential errands. Providers include volunteer drivers, Berlin Senior Center, and Fox River Industries.
County ADRC empowering seniors and people with disabilities to live independently. Benefits counseling, long-term care planning, and caregiver support. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
24/7 crisis access after business hours and on weekends through county sheriff dispatch — ask for a Crisis Worker. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
City of Berlin shared-ride taxi serving Berlin and a 5-mile radius with wheelchair-accessible vans. Limited service to Green Lake (base fare plus $15). 745 Broadway, Berlin, WI 54923.
Medicaid psychosocial rehabilitation for adults and children with mental health or substance use disorders — peer support, counseling, and recovery planning. CWHP region program. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
Child welfare, juvenile justice, foster care, Birth to 3, domestic violence services coordination, and family crisis intervention. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
Domestic violence advocacy, safety planning, and support groups. Satellite office at Town Square Community Center, 492 Hill St., Green Lake, WI 54941. 24-hour helpline available.
State-certified county crisis counseling with walk-in and mobile response Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Ask for a Behavioral Health Intake Worker. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
Medicaid-funded program for adults with chronic mental illness including co-occurring substance use case management, medication monitoring, and supported employment. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
Regional tobacco and nicotine prevention coalition serving Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Marquette, and Waushara counties through Green Lake County Health Unit.
County-contracted specialized transportation under the Wisconsin 85.21 program for seniors and individuals with disabilities. 222 Leffert St., Berlin, WI 54923.
County vocational training, adult day services, and supported employment for adults with developmental disabilities and chronic mental illness. 222 Leffert St., Berlin, WI 54923.
County public health department — disease prevention, Narcan distribution, community health assessment, and substance misuse prevention coordination. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
County IDP assessments for OWI/DUI offenses. Assessment fee $275; driver safety plan amendment/extension $65. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
County outpatient therapy and psychiatry across the lifespan for mental health and substance use disorders. Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and sliding-fee scale. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
County satellite behavioral health services at Berlin Middle School, Markesan Middle/High School, and Green Lake School for students and referrals.
County outpatient substance use counseling, day treatment, care navigation for residential and IOP referrals, and crisis case management for high-need SUD. 571 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941.
County substance misuse prevention coalition addressing opioids, underage drinking, and stigma reduction — schools, law enforcement, EMS, and community partners.
Certified peer recovery coaches partnering with county public health — peer support specialist available Mondays at the Green Lake County public health office.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Referenced by Green Lake County behavioral health and public health services.
Free information and referral to health, human, and social services across Wisconsin.
Low-cost transportation for adults 60+ and people with disabilities including taxi, bus, and volunteer driver escorts. Reservations required.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and community resources.
Outpatient mental health and AODA services for Grant County residents. Lancaster office.
Judicially supervised drug treatment court for eligible offenders with substance use disorders.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Grant, Iowa, and Lafayette counties.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy resources for individuals and families.
Individual and group AODA treatment, prevention, and recovery support through Unified Community Services.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Unified Community Services in Lancaster. Assessment fee $350.
Treatment-based alternative to jail for eligible OWI offenders. Coordinator Kristin Schier, Lancaster.
24/7 crisis hotline for mental health and substance abuse emergencies serving Grant and Iowa counties.
County-funded mental health, AODA, crisis, and community support hub. 200 W Alona Lane, Lancaster.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources.
Free information and referral to health, human, and social services across Wisconsin.
Door-to-door transportation for Green County residents age 55+ or with disabilities. Reservations required at least one day ahead.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for information, benefits counseling, and long-term care options.
Outpatient mental health counseling and crisis intervention through Green County Human Services.
Community-based mental health and substance use psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Green and Lafayette County residents.
24/7 crisis line and mobile crisis response for Green County residents.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic and family violence survivors in Green County.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. N3152 State Hwy 81, Monroe.
Intensive outpatient treatment court for moderate- to high-risk offenders with substance use disorders. Coordinator Whitney Flood.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy resources for individuals and families.
24/7 contracted crisis phone support and mobile crisis coordination for Green County.
Individual and group AODA treatment, prevention, and recovery support through Green County Human Services.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Green County Human Services. Assessment fee $300.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources.
Free information and referral to health, human, and social services across Wisconsin.
Transportation for adults 60+ and people with disabilities through ADRC of Southwest Wisconsin. Dodgeville office.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and community resources.
Outpatient mental health and AODA services for Iowa County residents. Dodgeville office.
Team-based drug treatment court with judicial oversight to reduce recidivism. Coordinator Melissa Peterson, Dodgeville.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Grant, Iowa, and Lafayette counties.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy resources for individuals and families.
Individual and group AODA treatment, prevention, and recovery support through Unified Community Services.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Unified Community Services in Dodgeville. Assessment fee $350.
24/7 crisis hotline for mental health and substance abuse emergencies serving Grant and Iowa counties.
County-funded mental health, AODA, crisis, and community support hub. 1122 Professional Drive, Dodgeville.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources.
Free information and referral to health, human, and social services across Wisconsin.
Demand-based door-to-door transportation for Iron County residents age 60+ and people with disabilities. Call 24–72 hours ahead.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and community resources.
Outpatient mental health and AODA services through Iron County Department of Human Services.
24/7 regional mental health crisis line for Iron County per Wisconsin DHS crisis directory.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 300 Taconite Street, Hurley.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy resources for individuals and families.
Outpatient substance use assessment, education, and treatment through Iron County Human Services.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Iron County Human Services. Assessment fee $250.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources.
Free information and referral to health, human, and social services across Wisconsin.
Shopping and medical transportation for Jackson County residents through ADRC. Reservations required.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for information, benefits counseling, and long-term care options.
Judicially supervised drug treatment court for moderate- to high-risk offenders. Coordinator Melissa Windsor.
Outpatient mental health and AODA services through Jackson County Behavioral Health Division.
Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Jackson County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.
24/7 local crisis line for mental health and substance use emergencies in Jackson County.
24/7 crisis line, safety planning, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in the Black River Falls area.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 421 County Road R, Black River Falls.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy resources for individuals and families.
24/7 contracted crisis phone support and mobile crisis coordination for Jackson County.
Individual and group substance use treatment through Jackson County Behavioral Health.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Community Counseling Services. Assessment fee $285.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources.
24/7 information and referral to health, human, and social service organizations throughout Wisconsin. Dial 211.
Door-to-door medical transportation for Jefferson County residents age 60+ and adults with disabilities who have no other means of travel. 1541 Annex Road, Jefferson.
Weekly shopping bus serving Palmyra, Whitewater, Fort Atkinson, Jefferson, Watertown, Lake Mills, and Waterloo. $5 per trip for residents age 60+ and adults with disabilities.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, caregiver support, and transportation coordination.
Court-supervised OWI treatment program for eligible repeat drunk driving offenders. 311 S. Center Avenue, Jefferson.
County outpatient mental health and addiction treatment including counseling, medication management, and case management. Sliding fee scale available.
Medicaid-funded community-based mental health and substance use rehabilitation for eligible Jefferson County children and adults.
24/7 county crisis line with mobile response, telephone support, and walk-in services Mon–Fri 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. 1541 Annex Road, Jefferson.
Community-based rehabilitation and support for adults with serious and persistent mental illness in Jefferson County.
Community coalition preventing youth substance use through education, Narcan training, overdose prevention, and county-wide outreach.
24/7 harm reduction vending machine outside the Health & Human Services building with free Narcan, fentanyl test strips, and hygiene kits. 1541 Annex Rd, Jefferson.
County department providing mental health, substance use, aging, disability, and protective services. 1541 Annex Road, Jefferson.
County acute-care crisis stabilization home for adults with mental illness who need short-term placement without hospitalization.
Helps older adults, people with disabilities, and others facing transportation barriers find ride options throughout Jefferson County.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for mental health recovery serving Jefferson, Milwaukee, and Waukesha counties.
24-hour crisis line and advocacy for domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Jefferson office at 874 Collins Road.
Same-day outpatient mental health and substance use assessments at Human Services, Mon–Wed walk-in. 1541 Annex Road, Jefferson.
Court-ordered intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Jefferson County residents. 1541 Annex Road, Jefferson.
24-hour domestic violence shelter, crisis line, and advocacy serving Dodge County and northern Jefferson County.
Transportation to VA medical appointments for eligible Jefferson County veterans. Coordinated through the ADRC transportation program.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed in Jefferson County behavioral health resource guides.
Free information and referral to health, human, and social services across Wisconsin.
Volunteer escort drivers, accessible vans, and taxi vouchers for Juneau County residents age 60+ or with disabilities.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for information, benefits counseling, and long-term care options.
Judicially supervised drug treatment court for eligible offenders with substance use disorders. Established 2019.
24/7 after-hours mental health and substance use emergency line via Lutheran Social Services partnership.
Outpatient mental health counseling and crisis intervention through Juneau County Human Services.
Mental health and substance use crisis services during business hours through Juneau County Human Services.
Community-based rehabilitation and support for adults with serious mental illness in Juneau County.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic and sexual violence survivors in Juneau County.
County hub for behavioral health, aging, disability, and social services. 200 Hickory Street, Mauston.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy resources for individuals and families.
Individual counseling, court-ordered assessments, and recovery support through Juneau County Human Services.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Juneau County Human Services. Assessment fee $275.
24/7 crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors serving Juneau County.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources.
Free referral line for health, transportation, and human services. Dial 211 for local Kenosha County connections.
Personalized transportation guidance and volunteer driver program for Kenosha County residents age 60+ and people with disabilities. 8600 Sheridan Rd.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and community resource navigation. 8600 Sheridan Rd., Suite 500.
County-curated printable directory of crisis lines, treatment providers, recovery groups, and transportation options for Kenosha County residents.
Walk-in information and referral for behavioral health, alcohol, and substance use services. 3536 52nd St., Kenosha. Doors open Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
County oversight of mental health and substance use programs, medication disposal sites, and community coalitions. 8600 Sheridan Rd., Kenosha.
Education, prevention, intervention, and referral for alcohol and drug concerns. Loved Ones support group for families. 6103 39th Ave., Kenosha.
16-bed social detox and crisis stabilization program for adults experiencing acute substance use or mental health crises in Kenosha County.
City of Kenosha fixed-route bus service with wheelchair-accessible vehicles throughout the city east of I-94.
24/7 county-contracted crisis line answered by local staff. Phone counseling and face-to-face intervention when needed. 1202 60th St., Kenosha.
Door-to-door public transit west of I-94 connecting rural Kenosha County to Kenosha, Lake Geneva, and Antioch, Illinois. Free transfers available at Southport Plaza.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness. 5718 7th Ave., Kenosha.
ADA paratransit door-to-door service east of I-94 for riders certified through Kenosha Area Transit. Reservations required at least one day in advance.
County information on no-cost peer support specialists and recovery coaches with lived experience in substance use and mental health recovery.
Free Narcan training and fentanyl test strip distribution through Kenosha County Division of Health. Third Wednesday monthly at 8600 Sheridan Rd.
Community coalition merged with the Kenosha County Opioid Task Force to prevent substance misuse and promote recovery across the county.
Kenosha County's primary homeless shelter, food pantry, soup kitchen, and HOPE Hub resource center. 4314 39th Ave., Kenosha.
Official county hub connecting residents to treatment, peer support, harm reduction, and recovery meetings in Kenosha County.
Outpatient mental health and substance use treatment through Kenosha Human Development Services. 3536 52nd St., Kenosha, WI 53144.
Intensive court-supervised treatment for convicted individuals with mental health and/or substance use disorders through judicial monitoring.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed in the Kenosha County behavioral health community directory.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy. 2525 63rd St., Kenosha, WI 53143.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Kewaunee and Manitowoc counties. Information on long-term care, benefits, and transportation.
Outpatient mental health counseling, psychiatric services, and crisis intervention for Kewaunee County residents.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible adults and children with mental health and/or substance use conditions.
Volunteer driver program for Kewaunee County residents age 55+ or with disabilities. Priority for medical and nutrition trips. Call at least two business days ahead.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Kewaunee County. After hours answered by Family Services Crisis Center.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with severe and persistent mental illness to remain in the community.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, economic support, and family services in Kewaunee County.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
Outpatient alcohol and drug abuse assessment, counseling, and dual diagnosis services for Kewaunee County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Kewaunee County Human Services. Assessment fee $275.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Kewaunee County residents.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals statewide.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
ADRC staff help La Crosse County residents compare transportation options including volunteer rides and Medicaid medical transport.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for long-term care information, benefits counseling, and Family Care/IRIS enrollment.
Outpatient mental health counseling, crisis services, and community support programs for La Crosse County residents.
24/7 face-to-face and telephone crisis response for La Crosse County residents experiencing a mental health emergency.
Intensive community-based mental health rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, justice support, aging and disability resources, and community programs.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for mental health recovery serving La Crosse, Trempealeau, and Vernon counties.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy serving La Crosse County.
Outpatient substance use treatment, SMART Recovery groups, and recovery support through Human Services.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Justice Support Services. Assessment fee $250.
Treatment-based alternative to jail for eligible OWI offenders. Coordinated through Justice Support Services.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals statewide.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation for adults 60+ and people with disabilities through ADRC of Southwest Wisconsin. Darlington office.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Lafayette County. Benefits counseling and long-term care information.
Outpatient mental health counseling, crisis intervention, and integrated treatment for Lafayette County residents.
Community-based mental health and substance use psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Green and Lafayette County residents.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Lafayette County residents.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness in Lafayette County.
Domestic violence and sexual assault shelter, advocacy, and crisis services serving Lafayette County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, economic support, and family services in Lafayette County.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
Outpatient substance use disorder assessment, counseling, and dual diagnosis treatment for Lafayette County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Lafayette County Human Services. Assessment fee $300.
Treatment-based alternative to jail for eligible OWI 3+ offenders. Coordinator John Shulta, Darlington.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals statewide.
24/7 information and referral to health, human, and social service organizations throughout Wisconsin. Dial 211.
Aging and Disability Resource Center staff help Langlade County residents find transportation to medical appointments and community activities.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, caregiver support, and long-term care options. Antigo office at 1225 Langlade Road.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for Langlade County residents.
Regional mental health and substance use crisis, treatment, and recovery services for Langlade, Lincoln, and Marathon counties.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Langlade County residents with mental health and/or substance use conditions.
24/7 crisis line and walk-in crisis center for mental health, substance use, and developmental disability emergencies. Serves Langlade, Lincoln, and Marathon counties.
Coordinated community-based treatment and recovery support for adults with severe and persistent mental illness in Langlade County.
Pre-charge and post-charge diversion for non-violent offenders whose criminal activity is linked to substance use. 800 Clermont St., Antigo.
Free Narcan, fentanyl test strips, and harm reduction supplies at 1225 Langlade Road and 840 Clermont Street in Antigo.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for mental health recovery serving Langlade, Marathon, and Lincoln counties.
Outpatient mental health and substance use treatment for youth and adults at 1225 Langlade Road, Antigo.
Non-emergency medical transportation with ambulatory and wheelchair vans serving Langlade County on a reservation basis.
Court-ordered intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Langlade County residents. Antigo Center, 1225 Langlade Road.
Shared-ride public transit with in-city and countywide door-to-door service. 1225 Langlade Road, Antigo. Mon–Fri 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
County social services including economic support, child and family services, and energy assistance. 1225 Langlade Road, Antigo.
Community coalition preventing alcohol and drug misuse through education, Narcan distribution, and county-wide outreach.
Outpatient addiction treatment, intensive outpatient programs, and recovery support for Langlade County residents.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed in Langlade County substance use resource guides.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
ADRC of Central Wisconsin staff help Lincoln County residents find transportation to medical appointments and community activities.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Lincoln, Langlade, Marathon, and Wood counties.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Lincoln County residents with mental health and/or substance use conditions.
Coordinated community-based treatment and recovery support for adults with severe and persistent mental illness in Lincoln County.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for Lincoln County residents.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for mental health recovery serving Lincoln, Langlade, and Marathon counties.
Regional mental health and substance use crisis, treatment, and recovery services for Lincoln County residents.
24/7 crisis line and walk-in crisis center serving Lincoln, Langlade, and Marathon counties.
Outpatient addiction treatment and recovery support for Lincoln County residents at the Merrill Center.
Court-ordered intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Lincoln County residents. Merrill Center.
County hub for eligibility programs, referrals, and social service coordination in Lincoln County.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals statewide.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Manitowoc and Kewaunee counties. Information on long-term care, benefits, and transportation.
Outpatient mental health counseling, psychiatric services, and crisis intervention for Manitowoc County residents.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible adults and children with mental health and/or substance use conditions.
Mental health and substance use crisis support during business hours. After 4:30 p.m., weekends, and holidays call Northwest Connections.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with severe and persistent mental illness in Manitowoc County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, economic support, and family services in Manitowoc County.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for Manitowoc County residents.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for mental health recovery serving Manitowoc County.
24/7 after-hours crisis line for Manitowoc County when Human Services is closed.
Outpatient alcohol and drug abuse assessment, counseling, and dual diagnosis services for Manitowoc County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Manitowoc County Human Services. Assessment fee $300.
Volunteer driver program for Manitowoc County residents age 60+ or age 18+ with a disability. Coordinated through ADRC of the Lakeshore.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals statewide.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
ADRC of Central Wisconsin staff help Marathon County residents find transportation to medical appointments and community activities.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Marathon, Langlade, Lincoln, and Wood counties.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Marathon County residents with mental health and/or substance use conditions.
Coordinated community-based treatment and recovery support for adults with severe and persistent mental illness in Marathon County.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for mental health recovery serving Marathon, Langlade, and Lincoln counties.
Regional mental health and substance use crisis, treatment, and recovery services for Marathon County residents.
24/7 crisis line and walk-in crisis center serving Marathon, Langlade, and Lincoln counties.
Outpatient addiction treatment and recovery support for Marathon County residents at the Wausau Campus.
Court-ordered intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Marathon County residents. Wausau Campus.
Treatment-based alternative to prison for eligible felony 4th–6th OWI offenders. Coordinator Angie Wanta, Wausau.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals statewide.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Door-to-door transportation for Marinette County residents age 60+. Medical, nutrition, and shopping trips.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for long-term care information, benefits counseling, and protective services.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and psychiatric services for Marinette County residents.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Marinette County residents with mental health and/or substance use conditions.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line and walk-in crisis services. Press 1 when calling.
Community-based case management and mental health rehabilitation for adults with severe and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, aging and disability resources, and family services.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
Outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and dual diagnosis treatment at the ADAPT Clinic.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Marinette County ADAPT Clinic. Assessment fee $300.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy serving Marinette County.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals statewide.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation for adults 60+, veterans, and people with disabilities through ADRC of Marquette County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for long-term care information, benefits counseling, and caregiver support.
Outpatient mental health and substance use treatment for Marquette County residents.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Marquette County residents with mental health and/or substance use conditions.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Marquette County residents.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness in Marquette County.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy serving Marquette County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, economic support, and family services in Marquette County.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
Outpatient substance use disorder assessment, counseling, and dual diagnosis treatment for Marquette County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments conducted in-house by Marquette County Clinical Services. Assessment fee $250.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals statewide.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
ADRC of the Wolf River Region staff help Menominee County residents find transportation to medical appointments and community activities.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Menominee, Shawano, and Oconto counties.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services for Menominee County residents.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Menominee County residents with mental health and/or substance use conditions.
24-hour mental health and substance use crisis intervention for Menominee County residents.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with severe and persistent mental illness in Menominee County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, aging and disability resources, and family services.
Non-emergency medical transportation for Medical Assistance members to covered appointments statewide.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy serving Menominee County.
Outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and referral services for Menominee County residents.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Menominee County Human Services. Assessment fee $220 (state clients).
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals statewide.
24/7 information, assistance, and referral to community resources throughout Milwaukee County. Dial 211.
Walk-in behavioral health and co-occurring care for uninsured Milwaukee County residents. East, North, and South clinic locations.
Aging and Disability Resource Center helps Milwaukee County residents find transportation to medical appointments, including Transit Plus, OATS, and other options.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and community resource navigation.
County mental health and substance use crisis, treatment, and recovery services for Milwaukee County residents.
Milwaukee County substance use and mental health assessment, treatment navigation, and recovery support for eligible residents.
24/7 county crisis line and non-police mobile crisis response for mental health and substance use emergencies. Available for all ages countywide.
Court-supervised treatment alternative for eligible non-violent adult offenders with substance use disorders.
County harm reduction vending machines providing free Narcan and other supplies at locations throughout Milwaukee County.
County department overseeing behavioral health, disabilities, aging, housing, and human services for Milwaukee County residents.
Court-ordered intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plan services for Milwaukee County residents.
Fixed-route public bus service throughout Milwaukee County. Customer service and trip planning available by phone and online.
24/7 psychiatric emergency department for Milwaukee County residents in crisis. 1525 N. 12th St., Milwaukee.
24-hour domestic violence crisis line, shelter, and substance use treatment programs operated by Community Advocates.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for mental health recovery serving Milwaukee County and surrounding communities.
Older Adult Transportation Service for eligible Milwaukee County residents age 60 and older. Coordinated through the ADRC.
Milwaukee County coalition preventing youth substance use through education, policy, and community partnership.
24-hour domestic violence crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for Milwaukee County residents.
ADA paratransit service for Milwaukee County residents who cannot use fixed-route buses due to disability. Reservations required.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed in Milwaukee County behavioral health resource guides.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
ADRC coordinates transportation programs for Monroe County seniors and people with disabilities, including volunteer drivers and referral to community options.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased information on long-term care, benefits, and community supports.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Monroe County Human Services.
Free, confidential 24-hour crisis line, safety planning, legal and medical advocacy for Monroe County survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Voluntary, recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Monroe County residents with mental health and/or substance use disorders.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Monroe County via Northwest Connections, with mobile response when needed.
Community-based rehabilitation and case management for adults with serious and persistent mental illness in Monroe County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, economic support, and family services in Monroe County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Monroe and Juneau counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Sparta and Tomah.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Monroe County Human Services. Assessment fee $320 (paid prior to scheduling).
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
ADRC Wolf River Region connects Oconto County residents to Menominee Regional Transit routes, medical escorts, and other mobility resources.
Regional Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Oconto, Shawano, and Menominee counties.
After-hours and weekend behavioral health crisis line for Oconto County, routed to HSHS St. Clare Memorial Hospital.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Oconto County Health and Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Oconto County residents with mental health and/or substance use disorders.
Daytime crisis intervention for Oconto County residents, Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness in Oconto County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, economic support, and family services in Oconto County.
Scheduled bus routes and medical escort transportation for elderly and disabled Oconto County residents. Contracted county transit provider.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Oconto and Marinette counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Oconto.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Oconto County Health and Human Services. Assessment fee $275.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and Oconto County outreach office for survivors.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Volunteer escort driver program for medical and grocery trips, plus referrals to Northwoods Transit Connections and Medicaid transport.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased information on long-term care, benefits, and community supports.
Regional outpatient mental health and substance use services for Oneida County through the Human Service Center in Rhinelander.
Voluntary psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Oneida County residents with mental health and/or substance use disorders.
Hospital-without-walls intensive support for adults with severe and persistent mental illness in Oneida County.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line and mobile response for Oneida, Forest, and Vilas counties.
County coordination of behavioral health, long-term care, and community support programs in Rhinelander.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Oneida, Forest, and Vilas counties.
Outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support at the Human Service Center.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Human Service Center. Assessment fee $250.
24-hour DV/SA crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy serving Oneida, Forest, and Vilas counties.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation services and funding for elderly and disabled Outagamie County residents through the ADRC.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased information on long-term care, benefits, and community supports.
Outpatient mental health and substance use services through Outagamie County Health and Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Outagamie County residents with mental health and/or substance use disorders.
24-hour mental health and substance use crisis evaluation and counseling for Outagamie County residents.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness in Outagamie County.
24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, legal advocacy, and safety planning for Outagamie and Calumet county survivors.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, aging, and family services in Outagamie County.
Judicially supervised treatment court with separate OWI and drug tracks for eligible post-conviction participants.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Outagamie and surrounding Fox Valley counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Appleton.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house. Assessment fee $325; scheduling and payment required in person.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
ADRC staff help seniors and people with disabilities find transportation to medical appointments and community activities.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Ozaukee County.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Ozaukee County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Ozaukee County residents.
24/7 mental health crisis linkage through Ozaukee County Sheriff Dispatch.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, aging, and family services in Ozaukee County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy in Ozaukee County.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house. Assessment fee $275.
County shared-ride taxi program for eligible Ozaukee County residents.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Specialized transportation for seniors and people with disabilities in Pepin County via the Buffalo-Pepin ADRC.
Regional Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Buffalo and Pepin counties.
Outpatient mental health and substance use services through Pepin County Human Services.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line and advocacy serving Dunn and Pepin counties.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation via Western Region Recovery and Wellness Consortium.
Post-charge diversion and deferred prosecution program for Buffalo and Pepin county offenders.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Pepin County via Northwest Connections.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Pepin County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Arbor Place. Assessment fee $380.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Volunteer medical transport, specialized van, and ride-share coordination for seniors and people with disabilities.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
24/7 after-hours mental health and substance use crisis line for Pierce County via Northwest Connections.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Pierce County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Pierce County residents.
Daytime mental health and substance use crisis services Monday–Friday through Pierce County Human Services.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Pierce County.
Judicially supervised hybrid treatment court for eligible OWI and drug offenders in Pierce County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Pierce and St. Croix counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Ellsworth.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Pierce County Human Services. Assessment fee $329.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Pierce and St. Croix counties.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Volunteer driver medical transportation and accessible van trips for seniors and people with disabilities in Polk County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Burnett and Polk counties.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Polk County Behavioral Health.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Polk County residents.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, advocacy, and support groups for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Polk, Barron, and Burnett counties.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Polk County residents.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and community services in Polk County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Balsam Lake.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Polk County Behavioral Health. Assessment fee $375.
Intensive judicially supervised hybrid drug and alcohol treatment court for high-risk, high-need offenders.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Portage County Health and Human Services.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Portage County survivors.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Portage County residents.
Merged ADRC and Stevens Point transportation program for seniors and people with disabilities.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Portage County via Northern Wisconsin Mental Health Crisis Line.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
Intensive judicially supervised drug treatment court for eligible Portage County offenders with substance use disorders.
Business-hours mental health and substance use crisis services through Portage County Health and Human Services (option 4).
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Portage County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Portage and Wood counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Stevens Point.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Portage County HHS. Assessment fee $250.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Price County and north central Wisconsin.
Outpatient mental health and substance use services through Price County Health and Human Services.
Regional North Central Recovery CCS program serving Price County residents.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Price County via Northern Wisconsin Mental Health Crisis Line.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
Business-hours mental health and substance use crisis intake through Price County Health and Human Services.
Volunteer driver program for medical and personal trips for seniors and people with disabilities in Price County.
24/7 confidential helpline, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Price County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Price County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Community Counseling Services. Assessment fee $285.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free confidential referral line for health, human, and social services. Dial 211 for local Racine County connections.
ADRC staff help Racine County residents compare transportation options including specialized transit, volunteer rides, and Medicaid medical transport.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and transportation guidance. 14200 Washington Ave., Sturtevant.
County Narcan training and NaloxBox opioid rescue kits for community agencies. Contact Behavioral Health for training materials and box requests.
State-licensed county outpatient mental health and substance abuse clinic with psychiatry, therapy, and case management. Racine and Burlington offices.
Western Racine County human services and behavioral health office. 1072 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington, WI 53105.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line with phone support, mobile response, and walk-in services. 1717 Taylor Ave., Racine (south entrance).
18–24 month court-supervised treatment program for non-violent adult offenders with addiction and co-occurring disorders. 717 Taylor Ave., 3rd Floor.
Drug-Free Communities coalition working with Racine Collaborative for Children's Mental Health to prevent youth substance use in Racine County.
County program connecting residents in crisis to rent, food, shelter, mental health counseling, unemployment help, and personal safety resources.
County hub for behavioral health, public health, ADRC, economic support, child welfare, and crisis services across Racine County.
Door-to-door specialized transportation for Racine County residents age 65+ or with disabilities living outside the RYDE Racine service area, including West End Express in Burlington.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness. 4700 Washington Ave., Ste. 255, Racine.
Walk-in and phone intake for county outpatient mental health and substance use treatment, including OWI assessments and residential opioid treatment screening. 1717 Taylor Ave.
Free Narcan and fentanyl test strips via harm reduction vending machines at locations including Burlington, Union Grove, Sturtevant DMV, and Racine City Hall.
ADA Dial-a-Ride Transportation within 3/4 mile of fixed routes for riders who cannot use standard bus service. Application and physician certification required.
Public fixed-route bus service covering eastern Racine County from Lake Michigan to I-94, with nearly 700 stops across the greater Racine area.
24/7 Stabilization, Assessment, Information & Linkage program for Racine County adults 18+ experiencing a mental health crisis. Access through the county crisis line.
County entry point for mental health, substance use, and emotional support navigation. Walk-in and phone guidance at 1717 Taylor Ave., south entrance.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed in Racine County behavioral health and family resource guides.
24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. Serves all of Racine County.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
County public bus, driver escort, and wheelchair van transportation for seniors and people with disabilities.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Richland County through the Eagle Country network.
24/7 after-hours mental health and substance use crisis line for Richland County via Northwest Connections.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Richland County Human Services.
Regional Wisconsin River CCS program serving Columbia, Richland, and Sauk counties.
Daytime mental health and substance use crisis services through Richland County Human Services.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Richland County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
NAMI Dane County provides mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Richland County residents.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Richland Center.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Richland County Human Services. Assessment fee $350.
24/7 crisis line, advocacy, counseling, and emergency shelter access for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Richland County.
Judicially supervised OWI sobriety court for eligible third- and fourth-offense OWI offenders in Richland County.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Rock County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Rock County residents.
County specialized transit for seniors and people with disabilities in Rock County.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line and drop-in services for Rock County residents.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
Intensive judicially supervised drug treatment court for eligible Rock County offenders with substance use disorders.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Rock County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy in Rock County.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Janesville.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Rock County Human Services. Assessment fee $300.
Treatment-based alternative to jail for eligible third-offense OWI offenders in Rock County.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Rock County survivors.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Barron and Rusk counties.
Outpatient mental health and substance use services through Rusk County Health and Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation via Western Region Recovery and Wellness Consortium.
County demand-response transportation for seniors and people with disabilities in Rusk County.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Rusk County via Northwest Connections.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
24/7 confidential helpline, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Rusk County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Rusk County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Ladysmith.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Community Counseling Services. Assessment fee $285.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Volunteer driver escort and taxi subsidy program for seniors and people with disabilities in Sauk County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Integrated adult drug and OWI treatment court for eligible Sauk County offenders with substance use disorders.
24/7 after-hours mental health and substance use crisis line for Sauk County.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Sauk County Human Services.
Regional Wisconsin River CCS program serving Columbia, Richland, and Sauk counties.
Daytime mental health and substance use crisis services Monday–Friday through Sauk County Human Services.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic and sexual violence survivors in Sauk County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Sauk County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
NAMI Dane County provides mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Sauk County residents.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support in Baraboo and Reedsburg.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Goodman's Behavioral Health Clinic. Assessment fee $300.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation information for seniors and people with disabilities through ADRC of the North and the Senior Resource Center in Hayward.
Regional Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Ashland, Bayfield, Iron, Price, and Sawyer counties.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Sawyer County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Sawyer County via Northern Wisconsin Mental Health Crisis Line.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
24/7 confidential helpline, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Sawyer County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Sawyer County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Sawyer County Human Services. Assessment fee $300.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in Shawano County through the Wolf River Region ADRC.
Regional Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Menominee, Shawano, and Oconto counties.
24/7 after-hours mental health and substance use crisis line for Shawano County via Northwest Connections.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Shawano County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health crisis line for Shawano County residents. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Shawano County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Shawano and Menominee counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Shawano County Human Services. Assessment fee $350.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Shawano County survivors.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in Sheboygan County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Sheboygan County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mobile, walk-in, and telephone crisis services for Sheboygan County residents.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Sheboygan County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Sheboygan County Human Services. Assessment fee $275.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Sheboygan County survivors.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in St. Croix County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Business-hours intake and referral line for St. Croix County behavioral health services.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through St. Croix County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health crisis line for St. Croix County residents. For emergencies dial 911 and ask for the behavioral health worker on call.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in St. Croix County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Pierce and St. Croix counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by St. Croix County Human Services. Assessment fee $380.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Pierce and St. Croix counties.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for medical appointments and errands through ADRC of the Northwoods.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Forest, Taylor, and Potawatomi communities.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Taylor County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Taylor County via Northern Wisconsin Mental Health Crisis Line.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
24/7 confidential helpline, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Taylor County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Taylor County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Taylor County Human Services. Assessment fee $300.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Find nearby Tavern League members and SafeRide providers on Apple or Android — free.
Free rides home from participating TLW-member taverns. Ask your bartender if their establishment offers SafeRide.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in Trempealeau County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Trempealeau County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Trempealeau County via Northwest Connections.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Trempealeau County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for La Crosse, Trempealeau, and Vernon counties.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy serving western Wisconsin.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Community Counseling Services. Assessment fee $285.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in Vernon County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Vernon County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Vernon County via Northwest Connections.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Vernon County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for La Crosse, Trempealeau, and Vernon counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Family & Children's Center. Assessment fee $275.
24/7 crisis line, advocacy, counseling, and emergency shelter access for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Vernon County.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for medical appointments and errands through ADRC of the Northwoods.
Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Forest, Taylor, and Potawatomi communities including Vilas County.
Outpatient mental health and substance use services through Human Service Center for Vilas County residents.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Vilas County residents via Human Service Center.
Intensive community support for adults with severe mental illness in Vilas County via Human Service Center.
24/7 mental health crisis line and county crisis intervention for Forest, Oneida, and Vilas counties.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Vilas County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Forest, Oneida, and Vilas counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support via Human Service Center.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Human Service Center (Oneida County). Assessment fee $250.
24/7 domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy serving Forest, Oneida, and Vilas counties.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free confidential referral line for health, human, and social services. Dial 211 for local Walworth County connections.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and community resource navigation.
Safe sober meeting space with daily AA and recovery fellowship in Walworth County. Serving Delavan, Elkhorn, and surrounding communities since 1989.
County division providing mental health and addiction services for residents of all ages, including crisis, outpatient care, and OWI programming. Elkhorn.
Voluntary psychosocial rehabilitation for mental health and substance use recovery through the JRW region (Jefferson, Rock, Walworth).
Free county public health training on recognizing opioid overdose and administering Narcan. Group sessions available by request.
Specialized door-to-door transit for Walworth County seniors (60+), people with disabilities, and qualifying veterans. Non-emergency medical trips within 70 miles of Elkhorn.
Shared-ride taxi anywhere in Walworth County. Schedule by 4 p.m. the day before. Operated by VIP Services, Inc. in Elkhorn.
24/7 mental health and addiction crisis services for all ages. Call and ask for a crisis worker. Mobile response available. 1910 County Road NN, Elkhorn.
Community nonprofit coalition addressing opioid and substance use through prevention, Narcan training, and a local recovery resource guide.
County hub for behavioral health, public health, ADRC, economic support, and crisis services. 1910 County Road NN, Elkhorn, WI 53121.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
State NAMI resource guide for Walworth County. No local affiliate; connects residents to virtual support groups and statewide helpline.
24-hour crisis line and advocacy for domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Offices in Elkhorn and Whitewater.
County outpatient individual, family, and group therapy plus psychiatric evaluation and medication management. 1910 County Road NN, Elkhorn.
Court-ordered OWI assessments and driver safety plan monitoring. County is the sole IDP provider in Walworth County. Schedule within 72 hours of court appearance.
Four-phase court-supervised treatment program for eligible adults with OWI 3rd or 4th offenses and substance use disorders.
Official county hub for alcohol, opioid, and substance use prevention, harm reduction, treatment access, and community data.
County overdose response guide with free Narcan locations via Overdose Aid Kit (O.A.K.) boxes throughout Walworth County.
Personalized guidance for older adults and people with disabilities navigating county transportation options. 100 W. Walworth St., Elkhorn.
Shared-ride taxi service within the City of Whitewater. Trips with both origin and destination inside Whitewater city limits use this service instead of County Connect.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed on the Walworth County substance use resource page.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
County transit for seniors and people with disabilities. Reservations required at least 48 hours in advance.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Washburn County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Washburn County via Northwest Connections.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
24/7 confidential helpline, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Washburn County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Washburn County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Community Counseling Services. Assessment fee $285.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in Washington County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Washington County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health crisis intervention via Acute Care Services for Washington County residents.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
24-hour domestic violence crisis line, shelter, and advocacy serving Washington County.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Washington County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Statewide mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Find local affiliates by county.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Elevate, Inc. Assessment fee $290.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in Waukesha County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Waukesha County Human Services.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line and mobile response for Waukesha County residents.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Waukesha County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Milwaukee, Waukesha, and Jefferson counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments via Addiction Resource Council. Assessment fee $300.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Waukesha County survivors.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in Waupaca County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
24/7 after-hours mental health crisis line for Waupaca County residents.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Waupaca County Human Services.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Waupaca County survivors.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
Daytime mental health crisis services Monday–Friday through Waupaca County Health and Human Services.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Waupaca County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Outagamie, Calumet, Waupaca, and northern Winnebago counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Waupaca County Health and Human Services. Assessment fee $275.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in Waushara County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
24/7 after-hours mental health and substance use crisis line for Waushara County via Northwest Connections.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Waushara County Human Services.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Waushara County survivors.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
Business-hours mental health crisis services Monday–Friday through Waushara County Human Services.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Waushara County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Outagamie, Calumet, Waupaca, and northern Winnebago counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Waushara County Human Services. Assessment fee $200.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.
Free, confidential 24/7 mental health support by text — text HOME to 741741.
State directory of county crisis lines, mobile crisis teams, and emergency mental health resources.
Official OWI assessment, driver safety plans, and license reinstatement information.
Free referral line for health, transportation, and human services. Dial 211 for local Winnebago County connections.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, dementia assistance, and adult protective services. Oshkosh and Neenah offices.
County outpatient mental health and substance use treatment, crisis follow-up, and care navigation. Oshkosh: 220 Washington Ave. Neenah: 211 N. Commercial St.
Community coalition (formerly Winnebago County Drug and Alcohol Coalition) preventing youth and adult substance use. We Heart You peer response app.
64-bed emergency shelter and 24-hour crisis advocacy for Winnebago and Green Lake counties. 240 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, WI 54901.
Shared microtransit connecting riders to Oshkosh and Neenah transit centers. Schedule by 4:30 p.m. the day prior via City Cab.
ADA paratransit and Senior Dial-A-Ride for Oshkosh residents. Includes City Cab sedan service and Cabulance wheelchair vans within city limits.
City of Oshkosh fixed-route bus service connecting schools, employment, medical facilities, and shopping. 926 Dempsey Trail, Oshkosh, WI 54902.
Unity Recovery Services partnership with the City of Menasha — peer recovery follow-up and 24-hour PRISM hotline for addiction-related contacts.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Mental illness support groups, education, and advocacy serving Winnebago County. 525 N. Main St., Oshkosh, WI 54903.
Reduced-fare transportation for Neenah and Menasha residents age 60+. Served by Running Inc./Valley Transit II. Reserve by 4:30 p.m. day prior.
County public health — substance use prevention, Narcan distribution, community health improvement, and harm reduction coordination.
24/7 outdoor vending machines with free Narcan, fentanyl test strips, and Deterra bags. Locations: 112 Otter Ave., Oshkosh and 211 N. Commercial St., Neenah. Call for PIN.
Intensive court-supervised drug and alcohol treatment program for eligible offenders through judicial monitoring and community supervision.
Official county PDF guide mapping local treatment, recovery, harm reduction, and crisis resources for Winnebago County residents.
Official county substance use prevention page with harm reduction resources, Narcan information, and links to local treatment and recovery support.
County OWI assessments (Oshkosh 920-236-4734) and AODA assessments (Neenah 920-236-4776). Oshkosh: 448 Algoma Blvd. Neenah: 211 N. Commercial St.
Certified peer recovery coaches providing outreach and support for substance use disorders in Winnebago and Outagamie counties. 24-hour helpline.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed on the Winnebago County substance use resource guide.
Free statewide helpline connecting callers to local health, housing, and social service resources.
Transportation resources for seniors and people with disabilities in Wood County.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for unbiased long-term care and benefits information.
Outpatient mental health, substance use, and crisis services through Wood County Human Services.
24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, and advocacy for Wood County survivors.
Recovery-focused psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible county residents.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line for Wood County via Northwest Connections.
Community-based rehabilitation for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
County hub for behavioral health, AODA, and family services in Wood County.
Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation. Schedule rides at least two business days ahead.
Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Portage and Wood counties.
County outpatient substance use assessment, counseling, and recovery support.
State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments in-house by Wood County Human Services. Assessment fee $340.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for substance use concerns and treatment referrals.