Never Use Alone: (800) 484-3731
An operator will stay on the line while you use drugs or alcohol and will notify emergency services if there is an overdose/other issues.
Places for People (St. Louis-based non-profit): 24/7 Crisis Line: (800) 811-4760
Greater St. Louis Treatment Network Access Line: (888) 287-6060
Drug Abuse and Alcoholism Hotline: (314) 644-0076
BJC Behavioral Health Hotline: (800) 811-4760
SAHMSA National Treatment Referral Routing Service: (800) 662-4357
National Council of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse: (314) 962-3456
Wounded Warriors Resource Center for Veterans: (888) 997-2586
Alcoholics Anonymous: (314) 647-3677
Alcoholics Anonymous also has an app called Meeting Guide, that is free to download on Google Android and Apple iOs that provides you times and locations of all AA meetings near you.
Narcotics Anonymous: (314) 830-3232
Cocaine Anonymous: (314) 361-3500
Al-Anon: (314) 645-1572
Nar-Anon: (314) 830-3232
The following are free apps that you can download on your phone so that you can tap into recovery and mental health resources and support communities when you need to and it is convenient to you. These apps are available on Google Android and Apple iOS. You can use these apps to support your treatment goals and recovery process, but please be aware that an app is not a substitute for professional help.
12-Step Apps
You can download the app for any 12-step program you’re in—AA, NA, CA, etc.—to find meetings and keep track of your progress and goals. This app is meant to work together with the meetings you are attending; not to replace them or replace a sponsor.
Sober Grid
Sober Grid makes it easy to track your personal sobriety, keep a virtual journal, monitor your triggers, and connect with others who are also on the journey of recovery or sobriety. This app provides a lot of tools to empower yourself.
SoberTool
SoberTool allows you to track sober days and goals and includes a function to help you avoid relapse.
Center for Life Solutions
Center for Life Solutions, Inc. is a Medication-Assisted Treatment Program. Through counseling and various medications, we assist those who are addicted to opiate drugs to get into recovery. Their program is staffed by experienced physicians, nurses and Substance - Abuse Counselors totaling over 100 years of experience. Each patient is individually assessed for his or her specific treatment needs.
Costs: Center for Life Solutions, Inc receives funding through a contract with the Department of Mental Health, Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse and we are an accredited C-Star Program. Center for Life Solutions. Inc is also funded by the Federal Courts of Eastern Missouri via Federal Probation and Pretrial Services. Center for Life Solutions. Inc also accepts private pay patients when applicable.
Services include:
Location
Center for Life Solutions
9144 Pershall Road
Hazelwood, MO 63042
The Center for Life Solutions is located near bus route 76 (McDonnell-Waterford).
Contact Information
(314) 731-0100
Places for People
Places for People is a St Louis-based non-profit that provides outpatient therapy and rehabilitation services for people with serious mental illness or substance abuse issues. The organization accepts Medicaid and Medicare and has programs for individuals without insurance; other options include grant enrollment as well as sliding fee scale payment.
Services include:
Location:
4130 Lindell Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63108
Places for People is located near bus routes 10 (Gravois-Lindell) and 42 (Sarah).
Contact Information:
Main Line: 314-535-5600
Crisis Line: 1-800-811-4760 (available 24/7)
Depression and Bipolar Alliance St. Louis Empowerment Center
The St. Louis Empowerment Center is a recovery drop-in center for people seeking self-help services for mental health or who have co-occurring disorders with substance abuse. All services and programs are free. You can walk-in, call, or email to access services.
Services include:
Location:
1908 Olive St
St. Louis, MO 63103
Daily hours: 9am - 3pm
The St. Louis Empowerment Center is located near bus routes 10 (Gravois-Lindell), 94 (Page), and 4 (Natural Bridge).
Contact Information:
(314) 652-6100
info@dbsaempowerment.org
MONetwork
MONetwork helps anyone struggling with substances in the greater St. Louis area, including St. Louis County, St, Charles County, Jefferson County, Illinois, and more. They offer strategies for harm reduction, treatment resources, recovery and community support, and seek to destroy the stigma of addiction.
Services include:
Location:
4022 S. Broadway
St. Louis, MO 63118
MONetwork is located near bus routes 73 (Carondelet) and 8 (Shaw Cherokee).
Contact Information:
(844) 732-3587
Queen of Peace Center
Queen of Peace Center provides a full continuum of individualized early intervention, treatment and long term recovery support services. CSTAR (Comprehensive Substance Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation) is a residential and outpatient treatment program for women with substance use disorders and their children, certified by the State of Missouri, Department of Alcohol & Drug Abuse and accredited by COA. CSTAR provides the necessary social and medical support services, daycare and transportation.
Location:
325 North Newstead
Saint Louis, MO 63108
Queen of Peace Center is located near bus routes 10 (Gravois-Lindell) and 18 (Taylor).
Contact Information:
Queen of Peace Center Phone: (314) 531-0511
Walk-In Clinic: Coordinator of Client Services can be reached at (314) 531-0511 ext. 102.
Services
Residential
Residential services are provided at the Queen of Peace Center and include:
Outpatient
Outpatient services are provided at the Queen of Peace Center and include:
Health Services
Health Evaluation and Care Coordination is accessible to all Queen of Peace Center clients, and provides integrated health services and disease management in order to promote healthy living and recovery support.
Nurturing Networks Family and Children's Program
The family program aims to address women’s multiple treatment needs by integrating family services, children’s services and parenting education as crucial aspects of behavioral health treatment.
Program services include:
Eligibility Requirements:
How to Apply:
Naloxone, often referred to by its common brand name Narcan, is a medication that reverses the effects of an opioid overdose, usually within 1-5 minutes. The most common ways to administer naloxone are by injection into the upper thigh or arm muscle, or as a nasal spray (Narcan). Naloxone cannot get you high, and you cannot overdose on it.
Where to Get Naloxone
In addition to the Community Recovery Centers listed in the section above (check above for when/how you can get naloxone at the CRCs), naloxone is available to you at the following places:
St. Louis County Department of Public Health
Location:
North Central Community Health Center
4000 Jennings Station Rd
Pine Lawn, MO 63121
North Central Community Health is located near bus route 16 (City Limits).
Contact Information: opioids@stlouisco.com
How to Access:
Naloxone is available to anyone who requests it Monday–Friday from 8am-4:30pm. No appointment necessary; just ask lobby staff for naloxone or Narcan. No ID required. A staff member will provide a rescue kit after going over the signs & symptoms of an opioid overdose and how to use Narcan.
NCADA (National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse)
Locations:
Main Office
9355 Olive Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63132
The Main Office is located near bus route 91 (Olive).
Contact Information:
info@ncada-stl.org
(314) 962-3456
Franklin County Office
3033 Highway A, Ste 102
Washington, MO 63090
Contact Information:
(636) 239-7652
How to Access: Call or e-mail request to schedule a time to meet with a counselor for free naloxone (including a brief training on how to administer). Offices are open Monday-Friday 9am – 5pm.