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Problem Gambling Awareness month is a time to learn, listen, and talk openly about problem gambling and its impacts. Awa...
03/20/2026

Problem Gambling Awareness month is a time to learn, listen, and talk openly
about problem gambling and its impacts. Awareness helps ensure gamblingrelated harm isn’t minimized or overlooked.

If you or someone you know may be struggling with gambling-related harm, free and confidential help is available 24/7:
Call: 1-800-MY-RESET
Text: 800GAM
Chat: NCPGambling.org/chat
Learn more about warning signs of a gambling problem at NCPGambling.org/FAQ

How do you know if you should call Poison Help or 911? Call 911 when someone is having trouble breathing, unresponsive, ...
03/17/2026

How do you know if you should call Poison Help or 911? Call 911 when someone is
having trouble breathing, unresponsive, or having a seizure. For all other poisoning symptoms, call the Poison Help line to connect with an expert! The Poison Help line is fast, free, and available 24/7, 365 days a year. You never know when you might need it.

1-800-222-1222.

Kids see gummy medicine  like vitamins, melatonin, or  cannab*s and think “candy!” But they can be dangerous. Here’s how...
03/16/2026

Kids see gummy medicine like vitamins, melatonin, or cannab*s and think “candy!” But they can be dangerous. Here’s how to help your kids stay safe:

🍬 Store gummies up, away, and out of sight, preferably in a locked box or cabinet.
🍬 Never call gummy medicines “candy”.
🍬 Keep gummies in their original container.

Call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222 to get connected to your local poison center. Poison Centers are here for you with confidential, non-judgmental, and free expert advice.

Problem gambling isn’t always visible. Many people struggle in silence—while the impacts ripple through families, relati...
03/11/2026

Problem gambling isn’t always visible. Many people struggle in silence—while the impacts ripple through families, relationships, and communities. This month, we’re raising awareness of a hidden and often misunderstood public health issue.

If you or someone you know may be struggling with gambling-related harm, free and confidential help is available 24/7:
Call: 1-800-MY-RESET
Text: 800GAM
Chat: NCPGambling.org/chat
Learn more about warning signs of a gambling problem at NCPGambling.org/FAQ

Gambling-related harm isn’t always obvious. On March 10, Gambling Disorder Screening Day highlights how early screening ...
03/10/2026

Gambling-related harm isn’t always obvious. On March 10, Gambling Disorder Screening Day highlights how early screening can help identify risks, reduce harm, and connect people to support and recovery.

If you or someone you know may be struggling with gambling-related harm,
free and confidential help is available 24/7:

Call: 1-800-MY-RESET
Text: 800GAM
Chat: NCPGambling.org/chat

Learn more about warning signs of a gambling problem at NCPGambling.org/FAQs

Parents, educators, coaches, and caregivers can all play a role in preventing youth gambling. Awareness opens the door t...
03/06/2026

Parents, educators, coaches, and caregivers can all play a role in preventing youth gambling. Awareness opens the door to honest conversations that can make a lasting difference.

If you or someone you know may be struggling with gambling-related harm, free and confidential help is available 24/7:

Call: 1-800-MY-RESET
Text: 800GAM
Chat: NCPGambling.org/chat

Learn more about warning signs of a gambling problem at NCPGambling.org/FAQ

Problem Gambling Awareness month is a time to learn, listen, and talk openly about problem gambling and its impacts. Awa...
03/03/2026

Problem Gambling Awareness month is a time to learn, listen, and talk openly about problem gambling and its impacts. Awareness helps ensure gambling-related harm isn’t minimized or overlooked.

If you or someone you know may be struggling with gambling-related harm, free and confidential help is available 24/7:

Call: 1-800-MY-RESET
Text: 800GAM
Chat: NCPGambling.org/chat

Learn more about warning signs of a gambling problem at NCPGambling.org/FAQ

As children grow and are confronted with increasingly complex issues, it can be difficult learning how to navigate new t...
03/01/2026

As children grow and are confronted with increasingly complex issues, it can be difficult learning how to navigate new terrain. This is especially true when supporting youth facing depression. Read this article to learn the signs of depression in teenagers and how you can help.

We discuss what Black parents can look for when finding a therapist for their child

Supporting the mental health of Black boys is an urgent necessity. Read this article to learn more about how parents, fa...
02/26/2026

Supporting the mental health of Black boys is an urgent necessity. Read this article to learn more about how parents, faith leaders and youth leaders can meet this arising need.

Black clinical experts and church leaders discuss ways to support young Black males

Finding a culturally sensitive provider is important to your Black child's care. Read this article to learn more about f...
02/25/2026

Finding a culturally sensitive provider is important to your Black child's care. Read this article to learn more about finding the most supportive provider for your child.

We discuss what Black parents can look for when finding a therapist for their child

Black children often have to wait about three years after parents first raise concerns to receive an autism (ASD) diagno...
02/24/2026

Black children often have to wait about three years after parents first raise concerns to receive an autism (ASD) diagnosis, and even then face barriers to care and treatment. Read this article to learn more and find ways to navigate these challenges.

Exploring the many barriers faced by Black parents who seek early intervention for their child.

We’re proud to recognize our dedicated Project Coordinators for their leadership and commitment to strengthening prevent...
02/23/2026

We’re proud to recognize our dedicated Project Coordinators for their leadership and commitment to strengthening prevention efforts across our community.

Participation in the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health's Bronze Level Boards of Excellence in Prevention initiative enabled our team to strengthen the foundation of our prevention efforts, allowing us to deliver more strategic and impactful programming, leading to safer outcomes for individuals and families and building a healthier and more resilient Hamilton County.

A commitment to prevention is a commitment to the safety, well-being, and growth of our clients and community. We’re grateful for the commitment and forward-thinking leadership of our Project Coordinators who continue to push this work forward.

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2350 Auburn Avenue
Cincinnati, OH
45219

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:45pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:45pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:45pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:45pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:45pm

Telephone

+15139468600

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