Free public gateway for each MASE practice. Oakland County, Michigan is the default, and Texas is filled in. Other states use national 988, 211, FindTreatment.gov, NEXT Distro, and the naloxone finder. Screenings, Eva, and the chat do not diagnose, prescribe, or change medication.
You do not need to be a current patient. Register for free access to shelters, food, treatment listings, and support.
Quick access
Search, filter, and Use My Location. The Alliance map stays connected. Oakland County and Texas sites are listed from official sources.
Open the Narcan locatorEducational information only. This is not medical advice. Eva does not diagnose, prescribe, or change a dose.
I can explain behavioral health, how treatment works, the MASE system, and the verified resources on this page. I cannot see a patient record.
Talk to a person through Request Help. This chat is anonymous and is not saved as a patient record.
Free access for anyone seeking resources. No medical records required. Anonymous screenings available.
Call 911 during an overdose. The Alliance map lists every box on that map. The cards are verified programs and addressed sites. Sample listings are not shown.
Call 911. Give naloxone if you have it, and stay until help arrives.
Oakland County and Texas are filled in. Every other state uses the national fallbacks below.
Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities map of naloxone distribution sites. Every box on that map stays on the map. This list adds only sites checked from official pages.
Open Alliance of Coalitions MapIf the map does not load here, open it in a new tab. The link is the same map.
No-cost walk-in clinic. Anonymous client ID. Syringe services, Narcan, and treatment linkage. Mobile outreach Wednesday afternoons in Ferndale and Hazel Park.
48980 Woodward Ave, Pontiac, MI 48342
Hours: Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
· Oakland County Health Division
Oakland County Health Division publishes the current vending-machine map. Use that map for machine locations.
· Oakland County Health Division
Free Narcan, test strips, and Deterra bags, available 24/7 at Trinity Health Oakland in Pontiac.
Pontiac
Hours: 24/7
· Trinity Health Michigan press release, April 2025
More than 100 stations with free naloxone, fentanyl test strips, xylazine test strips at select sites, and Deterra bags. Run by OCHN and the Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities.
· OCHN Prevention
Free naloxone by discreet mail through the Grand Rapids Red Project. A short training video and quiz are required.
· NEXT Distro
Statewide standing order and pharmacy access. The page also links a short CDC training video and explains Good Samaritan protections.
· Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
NEXT Distro, the National Harm Reduction Coalition naloxone finder, 988, FindTreatment.gov, and 211 apply whether or not a practice is configured. SAMHSA does not publish a pharmacy-stock map.
Mail-order naloxone by state. Michigan requests stay on nextdistro.org/michigan.
· NEXT Distro
National Harm Reduction Coalition directory of naloxone and harm-reduction programs. This is not a SAMHSA pharmacy-stock map. SAMHSA points people to local pharmacies, state programs, and FindTreatment.gov.
· National Harm Reduction Coalition
SAMHSA treatment locator for mental health and substance use care. Helpline 1-800-662-4357.
· SAMHSA
Dial 211 for local food, housing, utilities, and care. The operator depends on the state.
· 211.org
Save A Life stations offer free fentanyl test strips, and xylazine test strips at select sites. The OCHD Harm Reduction Clinic at 48980 Woodward Ave also provides test strips.
. Source: OCHN Prevention and Oakland County Health Division.
Naloxone (Narcan) can reverse an opioid overdose. It is not addictive, and anyone can give it. Follow the instructions in the kit. The Michigan naloxone page links a 30-second CDC training video.
30 Second Naloxone Training Video (CDC)
. Source: Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
Call 911 if you think someone is overdosing. Give naloxone if you have it, and stay until help arrives. The Michigan naloxone page points to the CDC training video for how to recognize and respond. This page does not add a symptom list that was not on that source.
. Source: Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
Michigan passed a Good Samaritan law in 2016. It can prevent drug possession charges against people who seek medical assistance during an overdose, in the circumstances the law describes. Giving naloxone in good faith also has civil-liability protection and, in specified cases, protection from criminal sanction. This page is not legal advice.
These coalitions have a signed agreement with Serenity Rehabilitation Center. Every other organization on this page is a community resource.
Oakland Connect and Transition to Success (TTS) are MASE dashboards built into this system and connected to the patient portal. MASE's Oakland Connect dashboard is separate from the county's Oakland Connects program.
Open the dashboard to see your support plan, or send a request to the MASE navigator queue.
Not an emergency service. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.
Track learning and goals, and use the assistive coach. The coach does not diagnose or replace a person.
Not emergency care. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 or call 911.
This form sends a consented request to the MASE Oakland Connect navigator queue. It is not Oakland County's Oakland Connects helpline. For county navigation today, call 1-800-848-5533. Do not include a diagnosis, medications, or a full medical history. This is not emergency care.
Churches, shelters, food programs, providers, and agencies can tell MASE they want to join. This form is an invitation only. It does not add the organization to the public list, and it does not award a badge.
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. These lines are free.
Call, text, or chat 988. Free. In Michigan the line is answered by Common Ground.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: 988 Lifeline and Common Ground
Oakland Community Health Network crisis line.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Oakland Community Health Network
Free, confidential crisis hub. Oakland mobile crisis teams are reached through this number.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Common Ground
Walk-in crisis stabilization, crisis residential care, and OCHN access screening. First come, first served.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: OCHN Access
Domestic violence and sexual assault crisis line, shelter, advocacy, and personal protection order help.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: HAVEN
1200 N Telegraph Rd, Bldg 32E, Pontiac, MI 48341. Open 24/7/365 for crisis stabilization, crisis residential care, and OCHN access screening. First come, first served.
. Source: OCHN Access.
You do not have to diagnose them. Stay with them if it is safe, and call 988 or the OCHN crisis line together. If there is violence, call HAVEN or 911. Family programs can help you find next steps.
Call, text, or chat 988. Free. In Michigan the line is answered by Common Ground.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: 988 Lifeline and Common Ground
Screening for public mental health and substance use services. Not a diagnosis.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: OCHN Access
Free, confidential crisis hub. Oakland mobile crisis teams are reached through this number.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Common Ground
State hub for naloxone, treatment, and overdose data.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: State of Michigan
Questionnaires can help you decide what kind of support to ask for. They are not a diagnosis, and no account is required.
Breathing, memory, and coping exercises already live in the patient portal. They are practice tools, not treatment.
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Screening for public mental health and substance use services. Not a diagnosis.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: OCHN Access
Virtual behavioral health urgent care. Fees vary. See the provider page before you go.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Common Ground
Publicly funded treatment for uninsured and Medicaid residents of the OCHN service area. Walk in to the Resource & Crisis Center or call the access line.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: OCHN SUD Brochure 2026
National locator for methadone, buprenorphine, and other treatment. Helpline 1-800-662-4357, free, 24/7.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov
State hub for naloxone, treatment, and overdose data.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: State of Michigan
The county overdose update describes a jail medication-assisted treatment program. Eligibility is decided by the jail and treatment providers.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Oakland County news release
Recovery support, peer coaching, family support, referrals, and Hope Not Handcuffs. Formerly Families Against Narcotics.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Face Addiction Now
Meeting finder for Alcoholics Anonymous in Oakland County.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: AA of Oakland County
Narcotics Anonymous meetings, including virtual options.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Michigan NA
Certified recovery housing registry. Search by county.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: MARR
OCHN substance use prevention programs and the Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: OCHN Prevention
County behavioral-health navigation for veterans. Use the OCHN flyer for the current referral path.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: OCHN Veteran Navigator flyer
Pontiac VA clinic. Veterans Crisis Line: call 988 and press 1.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: VA Detroit
Family support, recovery coaching, and crisis lines. These programs do not diagnose a loved one.
School and community prevention through OCHN and the Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities.
County veterans benefits help, the OCHN Veteran Navigator, and the Pontiac VA clinic. Veterans Crisis Line: 988, then press 1.
HAVEN provides a 24-hour crisis line, shelter, advocacy, and personal protection order help in Oakland County.
Oakland County treatment and sobriety courts are listed from county pages. Admission rules are set by the court, not by this site.
Local services in and around Pontiac for the Oakland County practice. MASE lists them so people can find help. MASE does not run these organizations. The only Partner label on this page is for coalitions with a signed agreement with Serenity Rehabilitation Center, shown in the Narcan locator. Letters follow the October 13, 2026 Pontiac briefing: H hospitals, D doctors, S shelter and recovery, F food, A housing access, T transportation, C community.
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Oakland County guides are listed first. Demonstration addresses are not shown.
Find Oakland County food resources through the Food Bank Council network search.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Food Bank Council of Michigan
Find food near you, including Oakland County distributions.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Forgotten Harvest
Call or text "housing" to 248-269-1335, or email HRC@chninc.net.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Community Housing Network
County page for emergency housing support. Bed availability changes and should be confirmed with the shelter.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Oakland County
Bed-availability listings for Oakland County shelters.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: Shelter Oakland
Curb-to-curb rides by reservation. $4 one way, or $1 for seniors and riders with disabilities.
Official page (opens in a new tab)
Source: SMART
No additional pantry rows are published. Use the Oakland County food guides above, call 211, or search findhelp.org.
No shelter rows are loaded. A grey map is not a substitute for a live bed count.
Search food, housing, transit, and care by ZIP code or city.
Call 211 for local food, housing, utilities, and transportation. The operator depends on the state.
Phone: 211
Federal shelter and housing-assistance search.
SAMHSA treatment locator for mental health and substance use care. Helpline 1-800-662-4357.
Michigan and Texas are filled in from the sources on their state pages. Every other state is marked incomplete until its own naloxone program, treatment line, and 211 operator are verified. National 988, 211, NEXT Distro, and the naloxone finder still apply.
Only figures that appear on the cited pages are shown. Absolute 2024 and 2025 death counts were not on those pages.
1,296,888
Oakland County population estimate for July 1, 2024. The 2020 Census count was 1,274,395.
37% fewer
Overdose deaths in 2024 were down 37% from 2023. Non-fatal overdose EMS responses were down 13.3%.
11,081 kits
Narcan kits handed out through vending machines and events from January 2023 to June 2025, plus more than 2,300 kits to harm-reduction clients. Those efforts were tied to 430 reported overdose rescues.
Suicides now lead
Drug-related deaths have been the leading injury death in Oakland County since 2020 and declined modestly into 2025. Year to date, suicide deaths now exceed drug deaths.
Recovery gateway: MASE Access recovery gateway
Check-ins, training, and community notes sit below the help lists. They do not replace calling 988 or 911.
About 10 seconds. Mood and craving only. No account is required — your streak stays on this browser and syncs with an anonymous device key.
No streak yet today.
Share a short anonymous note. It stays pending until staff approve it. Phone numbers and names are not part of the post.
No approved milestones yet. Yours will appear here after review.
About 3 minutes. This follows public CDC and SAMHSA guidance. It is not a certification from CDC or SAMHSA. Passing the quiz can download a certificate and counts toward community impact (name optional, never stored).
About 30 seconds
CDC signs include not waking up, slow or shallow breathing, choking or gurgling or snoring sounds, discolored skin especially at the nails or lips, and pinpoint pupils that do not react to light. If you are not sure, treat it as an overdose.
About 30 seconds
Give naloxone if you have it, and call 911. Stay on the line. The effects of naloxone can wear off, so emergency help is still needed.
About 45 seconds
Naloxone nasal spray is sold over the counter, without a prescription, in all 50 states. Follow the package. It can restore breathing in 2 to 3 minutes. If breathing does not return, wait 2 to 3 minutes before a second dose. It will not harm someone if you are unsure the overdose involved opioids. It does not reverse a stimulant-only or benzodiazepine-only overdose. It cannot be taken ahead of time to prevent an overdose.
About 45 seconds
Try to keep the person awake and breathing. If you can, give rescue breaths. If you are not trained in rescue breathing and chest compressions, follow the 911 operator. When breathing returns, roll the person onto their side so they do not choke. Stay until help arrives.
About 30 seconds
CDC says most states have laws that may protect the person who overdosed or the person who calls for help. Those laws are not the same everywhere, and this page is not legal advice. Michigan passed a Good Samaritan law in 2016. It can prevent drug possession charges against people who seek medical assistance during an overdose, in the circumstances that law describes.
The game changes with the date and opens the same brain games already in the patient portal.
Improve cognitive function with memory exercises
5-15 min
Open this gameYou can be there and listen without judgment. SAMHSA also says you cannot force someone into care.
SAMHSA: Helping someoneNarcan trainings, meetings, health fairs, and SRC events appear here after staff publish them.
Guides for loved ones, from SAMHSA and Face Addiction Now. This is not counseling.
SAMHSA says you cannot force someone into care. You can be there and listen without judgment. If there is a crisis, contact 988.
SAMHSA suggests setting times to talk and saying what you will and will not do. An example on their page is helping with mail or an apartment versus paying for treatment. Help your person think of other people who can support them.
Make a little time for yourself each day, and look for a support group if that would help you. SAMHSA lists 1-877-SAMHSA-7 (1-877-726-4727) for people looking for that kind of support.
SAMHSA says family support can play a major role. Support groups or family therapy are options they describe. The National Helpline is 1-800-662-HELP (4357), TTY 1-800-487-4889. You can text your ZIP code to 435748, or use FindTreatment.gov. Face Addiction Now, formerly Families Against Narcotics, has an Oakland chapter at 833-202-HOPE.
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Naloxone can reverse an opioid overdose, including heroin, fentanyl, and prescription opioids.
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