Fentanyl Resources, Treatment, and Hotlines in Missouri

Local Fentanyl Resources in MO

If you or a loved one are struggling with substance use or addiction, Missouri fentanyl organizations are available throughout the state to provide support. The following Missouri fentanyl resources offer a wide range of treatment and recovery services for individuals ready to get the help they deserve.

Missouri Department of Behavioral Health (DBH)

The Missouri DBH coordinates and oversees mental health and substance use services throughout the state. It works to promote mental wellness, provide treatment and support for those in need, and develop policies to address behavioral health issues effectively within Missouri’s communities. Missouri residents can visit the link above to learn more or call 573-751-4942.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Area 39

AA is a fellowship dedicated to helping individuals recover from alcohol addiction. It provides a supportive environment where members can share their experiences, offer mutual support, and follow a 12-step program to achieve and maintain sobriety through regular meetings, sponsorships, and spiritual growth. The Area 39 Assembly serves all AA groups within Western Missouri and the 16 districts that make up the area. You can find a list of local meetings using the search feature. Online meetings are also available if there isn’t a meeting near you.

Missouri Al-Anon

Missouri Al-Anon provides resources and support for families and friends of individuals struggling with alcohol addiction. Missouri Al-Anon hosts meetings where members can share their experiences, discuss coping strategies, and receive the emotional support needed to navigate the challenges associated with a loved one’s alcohol addiction.

Mid-Missouri Area of Narcotics Anonymous (NA)

The Mid-Missouri Area of NA serves the central Missouri region, providing support and resources for individuals recovering from drug addiction. It organizes regular meetings, offers sponsorship, and follows the principles of the 12-step program to help members achieve and maintain sobriety, fostering personal growth and community support. You can find a meeting here.

Nar-Anon Midwest Region

Nar-Anon Midwest Region serves families in Missouri as well as Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, and Wisconsin. The support group is available for families and friends of individuals struggling with drug addiction. It offers a safe space for sharing experiences, strength, and hope. Through meetings, literature, and fellowship, Nar-Anon members find support, understanding, and coping strategies to navigate the challenges associated with their loved one’s addiction. You can find a list of Missouri meetings here.

Missouri Fentanyl Statistics

Over the past decade, drug overdoses have surged in Missouri and on a national level.¹ According to data from the Missouri Department of Health (MDH) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA):^{1, 2}

• Missouri ranks 31st among all states for drug overdose death rates.
• There were over 2,163 overdose deaths in Missouri in 2021, up from 1,364 overdose deaths in 2016.
• 70% of overdose deaths in 2021 were attributed to synthetic opioids like illicit fentanyl.
• Drug overdoses are the leading cause of death among adults aged 18-44 in the state.

To address this crisis, the DEA’s Kansas City District Office has initiated Operation Engage, aiming to educate community stakeholders, including health departments, policymakers, and schools to implement sustainable drug prevention strategies and mitigate the impact of illicit fentanyl in the region.²

Get Fentanyl Help in Missouri

If you or someone you love is struggling with fentanyl misuse or addiction, there are resources available in Missouri. If you’re unsure where to start, our admissions navigators can offer free assistance, guide you through various treatments and services, and provide support. Contact us today at to learn more with zero obligation to enter treatment. Recovery is possible, and you deserve support on your journey to recovery.