Anchor of Hope Resource Center

10/15/2026

❤️𝐀͟𝐬͟𝐡͟𝐭͟𝐚͟𝐛͟𝐮͟𝐥͟𝐚͟ ͟𝐂͟𝐨͟𝐮͟𝐧͟𝐭͟𝐲͟ ͟𝐇͟𝐞͟𝐥͟𝐩͟𝐥͟𝐢͟𝐧͟𝐞͟𝐬͟
☎️Ashtabula County Info. & Referral Services - Dial 211
☎️National Su***de Crisis Lifeline Phone/Text - DIAL 988
🗨️National Su***de Crisis Lifeline Chat - chat.988lifeline.org
☎️Northeast Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force - (216) 443-6085
️☎️Ashtabula Children Services Hotline - 24/7- (888) 998-1811
️☎️Homesafe Domestic Violence Hotline - (800) 952-2873
️☎️Regional R**e Crisis Center Hotline - (440) 354-7364
🗨️Regional R**e Crisis Center Chat - https://clevelandrapecrisis.org/contact/crisis-and-support-hotline/
☎️Ashtabula Client Rights and Advocacy - (440) 992-3121
️☎️National Maternal Mental Health Hotline – (833) TLC-MAMA or (833) 852-6262

10/13/2026

10/10/2026

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10/10/2026

Love means showing up. ❤️ If you’re worried about someone you love who may be struggling with a substance use disorder, you don’t have to carry that alone.

Reach out to Ashtabula County’s Quick Response Team to have our team meet with your loved one face-to-face to check their well-being, offer support, and share treatment options.

💌 The form is anonymous
💌 Our team goes out weekly
💌 Self-referrals are welcome- love yourself enough to ask for support

Sometimes the bravest act of love is reaching out.
Visit: www.ashtabulamhrs.org/ashtabula-county-quick-response-team-qrt/

10/07/2026

Su***de Prevention Hotline Talk to someone now Crisis center The National Su***de Prevention Lifeline provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across the United States. The Lifeline is comprised of a national n...

10/01/2026

The words we use can either build a bridge to recovery—or create another barrier. 💜 Addiction is often surrounded by shame, judgment, and misconceptions. Believing that someone simply needs more willpower or that addiction is a personal failure can make it harder for people to acknowledge what they’re experiencing and reach out for help. We can help change that.

💬 Choose person-first language. A person is more than their addiction. Words like “person with a substance use disorder” recognize the individual—not just the condition.

👂 Listen without judgment. Creating a safe space for honest conversations can help someone feel less alone and more comfortable seeking support.

📖 Share stories of recovery. Real experiences can challenge stereotypes and remind others that change is possible.

🤝 Support treatment and recovery. Seeking help is not something to be ashamed of. Treatment and recovery support can be important steps toward a healthier life.

Reducing stigma doesn’t mean ignoring the realities or consequences of addiction. It means making sure shame isn’t another barrier standing between someone and the help they need.

This Recovery Month, let’s change the conversation from judgment to understanding, shame to support, and hopelessness to possibility.
Recovery is possible. And everyone deserves the opportunity to pursue it. 💜