Resources

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  • OPEN Prevention. Treatment. Recovery
    • Description: OPEN is working to reduce opioid-related deaths by expanding access to naloxone among high-risk populations. Learn how to use Naloxone and how to access it by visiting their website
  • Well Wayne Stations
    • Description: This map provides locations and information for all Wayne County Well Wayne Stations (WWS). Well Wayne Stations are public health vending machine and newsstand-like devices that contain free naloxone (Narcan) and drug testing supplies. Anyone can access a Well Wayne Station and take these lifesaving supplies, with no questions asked.
  • Save a Life Stations in Oakland County
    • Description: The Alliance administrates 105 Save-a-Life stations throughout Oakland County, providing free low barrier access to harm reduction supplies to the public. These supplies include Naloxone, Fentanyl Test Strips, Xylazine Test Strips (at select locations), Deterra Drug Deactivation bags, and Oakland County specific resource pamphlets. If you are interested in hosting a station, please reach out to info@alliancemi.org.
  • Get Naloxone Now
    • Description: Find education and information on how to obtain Naloxone
  • Narcan Resources
    • Description: View our educational videos to learn more about NARCAN® Nasal Spray. What it is, how it works and why being prepared for an opioid emergency is so important.

  • Workplace Wellbeing Hub – National Safety Council
    • Description: Workplace Wellbeing Hub is a central location for actionable, evidence-informed tools and resources to address the wellbeing-related risk factors that contribute to impairment, injuries and fatalities at work.
  • National Recovery Friendly Workplace Institute
    • Description: The National Recovery Friendly Workplace Institute (the Institute) is a leading organization that supports employers in fostering recovery-friendly workplace cultures. We work with employers, government agencies, and community leaders to advance the Recovery Friendly Workplace movement to support individuals affected by substance use disorder (SUD).
  • American Disabilities Act
    • Description: This ADA National Network resource explains how the Americans with Disabilities Act protects individuals with past substance use disorders in recovery while outlining when current substance use is not covered. use is not covered.
  • Business Network Division
    • Description: The Business Network Division (BND) supports Michigan Rehabilitation Services in serving the client customer and the business customer throughout the state. Comprised of Business Relations Consultants, Rehabilitation Specialists and Occupational Therapists who are subject matter experts, BND facilitates the dual customer approach to vocational rehabilitation.

  • Health Professionals Recovery Program (HPRP)
    • Phone Number 800-453-3784
    • Description: HPRP supports the recovery of licensed healthcare professionals so they may safely return to practice and protect the safety of the general public.
  • Veteran Navigators
    • Description: Designed to assist Veterans, and military families connect to federal, state and local resources to ease issues regarding mental health, substance abuse, housing and other common issues that impact veterans in order to support healthier lifestyles and provide support.
  • Veterans Crisis Line
    • Phone Number: Dial 988 then Press 1
    • Text 838255
  • Culinary Hospitality Outreach Wellness (CHOW)
    • Description: CHOW is “us helping us”: a non-profit mental health and wellness support group for people who work in food, beverage, and hospitality. CHOW offers weekly group discussion meetings online and in person designed to connect people to resources and lift each other up so that no one else loses to mental health struggles, addiction, or suicide.
  • Construction Trades
    • Description: Workplace Guidelines to Prevent Opioid and Substance Abuse for the Construction Trades is available to help organizations improve their prevention program for opioids and substance abuse.

  • Harm Reduction Michigan
    • Description: Harm Reduction Michigan’s mission is to decrease substance use-related harms in Michigan, in a respectful manner in collaboration with all people involved. They provide organizational and professional training and consultation as well as free harm reduction-based services at their drop-in centers.
  • Drug Take-Back Resources
    • Description: DEA provides drop-off locations and explains how year-round drug take-back programs provide safe, anonymous disposal options for unused medications to reduce misuse, overdose risk, and environmental harm

  • 2-1-1
    • Call: 2-1-1
    • Description: 211 connects you to expert, caring help. Every call is completely confidential.
  • Michigan Crisis and Access Line (MiCAL)
    • Call: 9-8-8
    • Description: The Lifeline accepts calls, texts, and chats from anyone who needs support for a suicidal, mental health and/or substance use crisis.
  • SAMHSA Find Support
    • 800-662-HELP (800-662-4357)
    • Description: SAMSHA’s National Hotline is available 24-hours-a-day, 365-days-a-year for treatment referrals. They can connect you with local resources.

  • Shatterproof Just-Five Videos
    • Description: MI RFW is partnering with Shatterproof in efforts to reduce stigma and quickly educate employees on addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery. Shatterproof has created easy-to-use short videos that can be shared with employees to help equip people to make informed decisions about their health and support those who may need it.
  • Get Smart About Drugs
    • Description: DEA-managed website that serves as a comprehensive public education platform offering drug information, prevention resources, and tools to help individuals, families, and communities understand substance use risks and make informed decisions.
  • MDHHS Substance Use Prevention
    • Description: The MDHHS Substance Use Prevention page describes how Michigan provides data‑driven prevention leadership and offers resources such as data and statistics, the Strategic Prevention Framework, a resource library, policies/advisories, strategic plans, and access to workgroups, grants, and community prevention programs to support statewide substance use prevention efforts.
  • JAN Role-Play Training Series
    • Description: This workplace role-play shows how employers should appropriately respond when an employee’s opioid use disorder affects performance, by recognizing accommodation requests, engaging HR, providing support (like EAP and flexible scheduling), enforcing conduct expectations, and maintaining strict confidentiality.

  • Michigan Peer Warmline
    • 888-PEER-753
    • Description: A peer run phone service providing support and shared experience of recovery and hope. The line is open 10 am – 2 am, 365 days 2 x 20-minute calls.
  • Face Addiction Now
    • Description: Face Addiction Now is a nonprofit that connects individuals and families affected by substance use disorder with recovery support, education, and resources to help them find and sustain recovery.
    • Hope Line: 833-202-HOPE (4673) 8 AM – 10 PM 365 days/year

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