Substance Use Disorder Resources

If you or a loved one misuses or abuses substances, call 352-266-4769 to speak with someone today and get connected to help.

The Florida Department of Health in Marion County leads Marion County’s Overdose Data to Action program (OD2A). The program is funded through a federal grant to use data from overdoses to develop targeted interventions to reduce the number of overdoses, connect individuals who misuse substances to treatment, start individuals on the path to recovery, and ultimately save lives.

Information and Resources

• Resources for families
• Resources for parents, teachers, and youth
• Resources for medical and care providers

Fentanyl

• Fentanyl Facts
• VIDEO: Protect yourself from the dangers of fentanyl (30 seconds)
• VIDEO: Protect yourself from the dangers of fentanyl (60 seconds)

Mixed Drug Use, Emerging Drugs, and Overdose Risks

• Polysubstance use facts
• Xylazine (CDC)
• Understanding the risk of mixing drugs (60 second video)

Naloxone

• 5 things to know about naloxone (Narcan®) (CDC)
• Free Naloxone providers in Marion County 
• How to use naloxone
• Naloxone myths vs facts
• Recognize an overdose

Treatment and Recovery

• Florida's CORE Network - treatment facilities and resources
• Mental health and substance use insurance assistance
• Recovery and support

Statistics and Trends

• Florida's Substance Use Dashboard
• National Drug Early Warning System
• National Non-fatal Opioid Overdose Surveillance Dashboard

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

• Buprenorphine
• Methadone
• Naltrexone

If your agency or business would like to find out more information about overdose resources or to have someone speak about overdose risks and related topics, please call 352-629-0137 and ask to speak with someone from the OD2A program.