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IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS STRUGGLING, FIND SUPPORT. TREATMENT IS AVAILABLE.

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Opioid use disorder is a disease that can cause physical changes in the brain. If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use disorder, finding support and gaining access to treatment is critical in starting the journey to recovery.

Finding the right services or support for you, or your loved one, is key to long-term success. Treatment is not one size fits all and may look different for everyone. Ask for help, it is the first step on any recovery journey.

If you or someone you know is ready to stop misusing drugs, call 211 today. You can also text your zip code to 898-211 (TXT-211) to be connected with a friendly Maine-based Specialist.

We all must open our eyes. Treatment is available. Recovery is possible. Get help today.

Treatment Resources:

Treatment Directory

Treatment Referrals SAMHSA’s National Helpline 1-800-662-HELP (4357) and for Helpline Info

Physician Directory for Medication-Assisted Treatment

Veterans’ Treatment Facilities

Recovery Support Services

Narcotics Anonymous

FIND LOCAL RESOURCES

If you’ve decided you need help, there are places you can turn. Visit https://findtreatment.gov/ to get started.

Help is available, free and confidential — Call or Text 211 Today

Help is available, free and confidential — Call or Text 211 Today

When You Call 211

After you CALL 211, select option “6” to access the Opiate Helpline. A Maine-based specialist will refer you to a provider who can help. A specialist will answer your questions to the best of their abilities. You will receive encouragement and support to help you or a loved one.

When you TEXT your zip code to 898-211

After you TEXT your zip code to 898-211, you are automatically connected with a Maine-based specialist. The specialists will text you back asking what services you are looking for and provide you referrals as close to where you live as possible.

Opioid dependency isn’t worth the pain and suffering it comes with. Call 211 now to make a difference in someone’s life.
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