Recovery Resources
Seeking help for yourself or a loved one? Click the links below for more info.
- 27/7 Free, anonymous, crisis counseling: Text “IN” to 741-741
- 988 Lifeline – Call, Text, Chat
- 211 Indiana – Multiple Resources
- National Helpline: 800-662-HELP (4357)
Meetings:
- AA meetings: Winamac Methodist Church (201 E Spring St): Monday/Friday @7:30pm, Women’s meeting Saturdays @6:30pm
- Al-Anon: Winamac Methodist Church (201 E Spring St): Monday evenings
- NA meetings: Heart of Hope (106 W 3rd St, Rochester): Saturdays @5pm
- NarAnon: Winamac Methodist Church (201 E Spring St): Thursdays @6pm
- Recovery Cafe of Pulaski County (127 E Pearl St, Winamac): Monday/Friday @5pm. Contact: 219-204-2357 (Brandon)
- Recovery Cafe of Fulton County Contact: 574-223-2233
- Celebrate Recovery (100 W 3rd St, Rochester): Sundays @6pm. Contact: 574-223-3107
- New Beginnings Recovery (760 US-25, Winamac): Every 2nd & 4th Monday @7pm. Contact: 574-249-8134 or 574-806-1155
- Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL) 317-502-3456 (Diane)
Treatment Facilities & Counseling
- Find a Treatment Facility
- Pulaski Memorial Hospital – Integrated Behavioral Health
- Bowen Health 800-342-5563 ext 3937
- Parkdale Center 219-400-3545
- Michiana Behavioral Health 800-795-6252
- 4C Health – Counseling
Community Outreach
Take a Mental Health Screening
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Contact us if you would like to get involved in your community and learn more about how we are helping Pulaski County.
WHO WE ARE:
The Pulaski County Drug Free Council is the local alcohol, tobacco and other drug coalition of the Governor’s Commission for a Drug-Free Indiana. The mission of the Local Coordinating Council (LCC) is to bring together representatives, organizations, and agencies, both public and private, which seek to provide optimal resources for the combating of alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse in Pulaski County. The LCC formulates a countywide comprehensive plan and evaluates and restructures this plan annually to ensure PCDFC goals are met. Finally, we fund various projects and programs by awarding grants from the local portion of the Drug Free Community Fund.
