Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services

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Buyer type:: State Agency
Location:: Columbus, OH
Country:: US

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Architectural / Engineering Services (Request for Qualification)
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Provide an architectural and engineering services procurement for a pharmacy expansion project.
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Aug 13, 2026
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City
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Columbus
County
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Franklin
Address
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30 E Broad St
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(614) 466-2596
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43215-3430
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services

Ohio Community Recovery Support Planning Council Planning Council Information
Date: Dec 19, 2025Type: Strategic Plan
This document details the Ohio Community Recovery Support Planning Council, a federally mandated advisory body to the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health. Its strategic role is to review and provide recommendations on priorities, goals, and measures for Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Block Grant applications. The council's structure emphasizes diverse representation, including individuals with lived experience, to guide the allocation of annual funding for mental health and substance use disorder treatment and recovery services in Ohio.
OhioMHAS Community Assessment and Plan 2023-2025
Date: Jan 19, 2023Type: Strategic Plan
This webinar provides a recap and Q&A session for the Community Assessment and Plan (CAP) process. It summarizes key topics from previous technical assistance webinars, including strategies for embedding equity and addressing disparities, the development of SMART objectives, and the effective use of a standardized indicator menu for data collection. The discussion highlights challenges such as obtaining data for smaller counties and specific populations (e.g., pregnant mothers with SUD), emphasizing the importance of relationship building and aggregate data requests. The plan's overall vision is to foster continuous quality improvement, community accountability, and transparency in addressing behavioral health challenges, focusing on progress over time rather than strict statistical significance.
Ohio Suicide Prevention Plan 2020-2022
Date: Jan 1, 2020Type: Strategic Plan
The Suicide Prevention Plan for Ohio aims to guide statewide efforts to reduce suicidality, with a vision to eliminate all suicides. The plan seeks to achieve a 10% reduction in suicides over three years, decrease attempted suicides, and improve identification of individuals at risk. It focuses on five key strategies: enhancing public awareness and appropriate response to suicide risks, integrating prevention and care into high-impact systems such as healthcare, public safety, and education, building prevention capacity and infrastructure at organizational, local, and state levels, concentrating prevention efforts towards high-risk populations, and standardizing data collection and utilization for continuous evaluation and improvement.