Michigan Substance Abuse & Drug Addiction Helplines

In Michigan, substance abuse is a significant health concern, with 16.09% of the population admitting to using illegal drugs in the past month, according to CDC findings. In 2021, overdoses claimed the lives of 3,089 individuals within the state. Statistics for the previous year are still pending.

Addiction's hold extends beyond Michigan to encompass the entire nation. Help is available, however. Presented below are three resources at no cost that provide assistance for substance abuse issues to those living in Michigan. Addiction is a medical condition, and the first step towards recovery is seeking assistance. Our goal is to support you in this endeavor.

Michigan Rehab Hotline

The Michigan Addiction Hotline is accessible around the clock and offers confidential support at no cost to residents seeking help with addiction. You can reach out by dialing (888) 598-9927 at any time to connect with a professional ready to provide assistance. Additionally, the website contains valuable links and extensive information. Don't hesitate to call; support awaits your inquiry.

DHHS Warmline

Residents of MI can access support and resources at no charge through the Department of Health and Human Services' warmline. For assistance, dial 888-733-7753 or visit this link for additional details and external resources.

MiCAL

The Michigan Crisis and Access Line (MiCAL), operating 24/7, provides a confidential helpline for residents facing any crisis or need. Contact a specialist by calling 844-446-4225. While MiCAL operates primarily from the Upper Peninsula/Oakland County, it's available to all residents across Michigan. For further information, please see their official page.