Washington, DC’s Strategic Plan to reduce opioid use, misuse and related deaths.

DBH announces the 2019 training schedule for the Peer Specialist Certification Training Program.

One in six people living with HIV don’t know it. Anyone practicing risky behaviors while under the influence of substances is more likely to make poor decisions which increases the risk for contracting HIV. Avoid the Risks.Get Tested. Same Day Results. 

Mobile Crisis Services are available for those experiencing a crisis related to mental health or substance abuse if unable or unwilling to travel to our emergency care facility. Call 1-888-7WE-HELP (1-888-793-4357). Adults only (202) 673-9300, children (202) 481-1440.

Synthetic drugs are dangerous chemicals with serious mental and physical health side effects. Know the law. Get information about preventing the use of synthetic drugs and where to go for treatment.

Click here to see the behavioral health training compliance scores for the DC Public and Public Charter Schools who serve the District’s youth.

Surveys show prescription drugs misuse among District teens is a growing concern. The More Harmful than You Think campaign combats the common misperception that prescription drugs are safer than other drugs.