PublicationsMental Health & Recovery Services DirectoryThe Mental Health & Recovery Services Directory, published in October 2004, contains a listing of not-for-profit organizations in Franklin County that provide mental health and drug and alcohol services. It is distributed throughout the community and is also available to anyone in Franklin County. Our members receive a free copy upon request. Others in Franklin County can arrange to pick up single or multiple copies at our office. Call 614-221-1441. Our online, searchable directory contains the most updated information on mental health and alcohol/drug services available in Franklin County. You can search by keyword, agency name or services offered. An alphabetical listing of organizations is also available.
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Advocate NewsletterMHAFC publishes a free, quarterly newsletter. Read the current edition. Subscribe to our newsletter.
Fact SheetsWe provide fact sheets on a wide variety of mental health and mental illness topics. View a complete list of all our fact sheets.
Ombudsman Program ReportView the most recent annual Ombudsman Report (PDF).
ParenTalk NewsletterParenTalk is a series of 20 parenting newsletters providing educational information for new parents. It contains reliable, up-to-date information written for a culturally diverse audience. As the child grows, newsletters are sent to match their age for five years. Find out how to subscribe.
Agency BrochureView our agency brochure. Annual ReportView our most recent report.
Audio-Visual libraryMental Health America of Franklin County is pleased to provide a free mental health lending library, available for use by anyone in Franklin County. Our video and audiotape library covers a wide range of mental health and recovery topics including depression, self-esteem and stress management. View a list of items in the library. Our video library offers selections appropriate for all ages. It is an invaluable resource to teachers and guidance counselors, mental health and recovery services. To increase the usability of our library and to expand the selection of videos available, we collaborate with the Prevention Council of Central Ohio and the Columbus Public Health Resource Center. The Center is a comprehensive media center with topics on alcohol, drugs, mental health, and health in general. Center staff can also perform Internet, literature, magazine and statistical information searches and prepare background on most alcohol, drug and social issue topics. |
