Hope, Wellness
& Recovery for Everyone

Every Stark County resident deserves access to what they need for a happy, healthy life.

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Suicide
Prevention

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Workforce Scholarship

Opiate Overdose
Prevention

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Suicide Prevention Symposium

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Suicide
Prevention

Opiate Overdose
Prevention



Workforce Scholarship



Suicide Prevention Symposium

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Mother and child doing homework on a laptop at the dinner table

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Upcoming Trainings

Professional training and community events presented by StarkMHAR assure accountability and effectiveness in our local system of client care. See our upcoming events and register for your continuing education today.

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StarkMHAR’s Community Impact

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Stark County Mental Health & Addiction Recovery (StarkMHAR) is the county “Board.” The role of county boards is to plan, evaluate, and fund mental health and addiction services locally by contracting with a wide range of providers for prevention, treatment and recovery support for their community members. Additionally, StarkMHAR regularly looks for areas that need special attention, and makes plans to address those. Learn what’s happening now.

Some highlights from StarkMHAR’s 2021-2023 Strategic Plan include:

81%-89%

Appointment Show Rate at three Largest Funded Providers, goal was 80%

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Total number of media outlets used to date for harm reduction education

18

Staff at StarkMHAR & Funded Providers trained in Lean Six Sigma, goal was 16

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NaloxBoxes placed at sites around the community, double the goal

Browse A Topic Today

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Part of overcoming the stigma that can surround mental health and addiction is a better understanding of these subjects and the resources available to Stark County residents. Learn more about a new topic today – mental health is health!