Fentanyl is a growing concern in Mississippi and beyond, but help is available and recovery is possible for those struggling with substance use or addiction. This page will help you learn more about Mississippi fentanyl resources available to you. If you are looking for immediate assistance, call a compassionate admissions navigator for free at to learn more about Mississippi fentanyl rehab and out-of-state options.
There are various helplines available offering resources and support for Mississippi residents struggling with a range of issues, including mental health and substance use. The following helplines provide confidential and free services when you reach out.
If you or a loved one are struggling with substance use or addiction, there are various Mississippi fentanyl organizations available to help. The following Mississippi fentanyl resources offer a wide range of treatment and recovery services for individuals who are ready to get the help they deserve.
Mississippi Department of Mental Health (DMH)
The Mississippi DMH focuses on addressing addiction and promoting mental wellness statewide. Through advocacy, education, and resource coordination, it ensures access to quality addiction treatment services, supports individuals struggling with addiction, and fosters recovery and resilience in communities affected by substance misuse.
Health Promotion and Wellness at Mississippi State University (MSU)
The Health Promotion and Wellness program at MSU addresses substance misuse and addiction among students and the campus community. Through education, initiatives, and resources, it raises awareness about substance misuse, provides support for recovery, and fosters a campus environment that promotes healthy choices and well-being amidst challenges related to addiction.
Area 37 Mississippi Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Area 37 AA is a fellowship offering support and guidance to Mississippi residents recovering from alcohol addiction. Through meetings, mentorship, and shared experiences, it provides a safe space for members in Mississippi to achieve and maintain their recovery while fostering a supportive community for lifelong healing. You can find a meeting near you here.
Mississippi Region of Narcotics Anonymous (NA)Â
The Mississippi Region of NA offers support and fellowship for individuals recovering from drug addiction. Through regular meetings, shared experiences, and the 12 Steps program, it provides a safe space for members to seek help, find understanding, and maintain sobriety. The Mississippi Region of NA fosters a supportive community for long-term recovery and growth. You can find a meeting near you here.Â
Mississippi Al-Anon provides support for families and friends of people who struggle with alcohol misuse and addiction. The group hosts meetings where members can share experiences and work through the 12 Steps while fostering a sense of hope and understanding. Mississippi Al-Anon helps members navigate the various challenges of having a loved one who struggles with alcohol misuse and addiction by developing coping strategies, and finding comfort in a supportive community. You can find a meeting near you here.
Fentanyl misuse is a growing concern in Mississippi, contributing to the opioid crisis and overdose deaths in the state. According to 2021 data from the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics:1
If you or someone you love is dealing with fentanyl misuse or addiction, there are resources available in Mississippi. If you’re not sure where to start, our admissions navigators are available to offer free assistance, guide you through various treatments and services, and provide support. Contact us today at to learn more. Recovery is possible, and you deserve support on your journey to recovery.
FentanylSupport.org is owned and operated by American Addiction Centers (AAC). AAC is a leading rehabilitation provider, offering all levels of care from detox to sober living, including 9 inpatient facilities nationwide.
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