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Morris County Services for Addiction

Get Help.Hope is Here.

Hope One is wrapped around your loved ones. It is in our hearts and this is where we believe we can make the difference! - James Gannon, Sheriff of Morris County

Services

Help and Support

Get direct and personal support for yourself, friends, and family. Locate support groups in your area and hear from former and recovering drug addicts. Learn about the drug court.

Education and Training

Get valuable training online and in-person in the use of Narcan®, a prescription medicine that blocks the effects of opioids and reverses overdose. Find out how to spot the signs of opioid use and overdose.

Information for Health PRoviders

Learn about new and upcoming legislation involving opioid awareness, find local conferences and lectures on opioid addiction.

External Resources

Find local recovery centers and support groups throughout New Jersey. Learn about specialized groups for parents, families, and young adults.

Bringing help and resources directly to our community.

Sponsored by:
The Morris County Sheriff’s office in partnership with the Mental Health Association of Morris County, Morris County Prevention is Key and their Center for Addiction Recovery, Education and Success (CARES).

The Hope One Van will be at different locations each week, so check the schedule below.

Hope One will be at different locations each week providing support for those individuals struggling with addiction. The mobile Hope One access center will be equipped with several different resources like meal vouchers, Narcan kits, linkage to services including treatment, recovery support, behavioral health and much more. Onboard Hope One will be a Licensed Clinician, a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist, and a plain clothed officer helping those needing recovery assistance.

The Hope One Project combines online support resources with community action. To date, we have helped

210

Former Addicts In Recovery

545

Man-hours spent

21

Education Sessions

12

Staff Members

  • Understanding the Process
  • Recovery Initiatives
  • Treatment Facilities

The mission of drug courts is to stop the abuse of opioid drugs and related criminal activity.

Drug courts are a highly specialized team process within the existing Superior Court structure that addresses nonviolent drug-related cases. They are unique in the criminal justice environment because they build a close collaborative relationship between criminal justice and drug treatment professionals.

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