Missouri Substance Abuse & Drug Addiction Hotlines

In Missouri, substance abuse is a pressing health concern. According to the CDC, 10.92% of the state's population have used illicit drugs in the past month this year. In 2021, overdoses claimed the lives of 2,155 individuals. Data for the previous year has not been released yet.

Addiction doesn't only affect Missouri; it's a nationwide issue. However, assistance is available. Here are three no-cost resources for those struggling with substance abuse in Missouri. Recognizing addiction as a disease is the first step towards recovery, and we're here to support that journey.

Missouri Rehab Hotline

Residents of Missouri can access the Addiction Hotline at no cost and with confidentiality assured, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Dial (888) 598-9927 at any hour for support from a specialist ready to provide assistance for addiction-related issues. For additional resources and information, visit the website. Assistance is readily available.

Missouri DBH

The Department of Behavioral Health in the state provides support for prevention, recovery, and treatment for those facing substance abuse challenges. For further details, dial 573-751-4942, or visit this link to access the DBH's Behavioral Health Resources page. The page features a variety of links to additional resources covering a wide range of topics.

Missouri Crisis Line

The Missouri Crisis Line is ready to assist with any issues related to mental health or substance abuse. It operates around the clock and is accessible to all residents. You can reach out by calling 573-445-5035 or the toll-free number 888-761-4357. For text support, send "HAND" to 839863. For further details, click here.