Resources

Helpful resources for prevention, harm reduction, and treatment.
  • NORA: Naloxone + Overdose Response App
    An application provided by CT Department of Public Health to prevent, treat, and report opioid overdose.
  • River Valley Services: Middlesex County 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line
     (860) 344-2100
  • 2-1-1
     A 24/7 helpline in CT that provides referrals for substance use, mental health, healthcare, food, income, legal, youth, children & families, re-entry, transportation, crisis, older adults, housing, utility assistance, and basic needs.
  • SAMSHA's National Helpline
    1-800-662-HELP (4357)
    A 24/7 confidential treatment referral and information service.
  • Medication Disposal
    There is a medication disposal box located at the Middletown Police Department (222 Main St.) in the front lobby. At-home medication disposal bags are available upon request from the Middletown Health Department by calling (860) 638-4960. Alternative places to dispose of unwanted medications can be found at www.safe.pharmacy
  • Naloxone Pharmacies
    This interactive map shows the pharmacies in CT that carry naloxone. It is recommended to call ahead of time to ensure that there is stock available.
  • CT Syringe Services Program
    This document provides information about where Syringe Services Programs are located in CT as of August 2021.
  • Addiction Services Bed Availability, DMHAS
    This site shows availability of open spots for withdrawal management, residential treatment, recovery houses, sober houses, and walk-in services. It is recommended to call ahead to confirm availability.
  • Medication Assisted Treatment Provider Map
    This map shows the providers that participate in Medication Assisted Treatment. This map also shows services for Medicaid Behavioral Health Services, treatment services that support recovery, and medical Medicaid providers offering MAT.
  • Addictions.com
    Includes listing free and paid rehabilitation resources in CT.
  • Narcotics Anonymous
    Find local Narcotics Anonymous meetings and resources for various types of treatment including inpatient, outpatient and support groups.
  • Rehabs.org
    Info on different types of therapy/recovery options, warning signs, how to talk to a family member, definitions of different types of treatment and a local treatment center directory.
  • FreeRehabCenters.Org
    List of free, low-cost, sliding scale, and low-income assisted rehabs.
  • Detox.com
    Network of addiction treatment facilities that provide drug and alcohol detox, support, and comprehensive substance abuse treatment services to the individuals and families struggling with addictions.