Wisconsin Substance Abuse & Drug Addiction Helplines

In the United States, addiction is a critical health issue, with Wisconsin facing its own challenges. According to the CDC, 11.16% of the state's population have used illegal drugs in the past month. In 2021, overdose fatalities reached 1,775. Data for the previous year is still pending.

The struggle with addiction extends across the nation, not just within Wisconsin's borders. Help is available, however. Presented here are three no-cost resources for individuals dealing with substance abuse in Wisconsin. Recognizing addiction as a medical condition is the first step towards recovery, and we're here to support that journey.

Hotline for Addiction Assistance in Wisconsin

Residents of Wisconsin can access the Addiction Hotline at no cost and with confidentiality assured, 24 hours a day. By dialing (888) 598-9927, you'll reach a specialist ready to offer support and guidance. Additionally, our website provides access to valuable resources. Don't hesitate to reach out; support is available around the clock.

Assistance for Substance Abuse in WI

For individuals seeking support, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) offers a helpline that operates around the clock. It's a complimentary and confidential service available to all residents. If you're in need of assistance, dial 833-944-4673 to speak with a specialist or for more information on substance use disorders, visit the DHS website by clicking here.

Resource Connection via 211 in Wisconsin

In collaboration with United Way of Wisconsin and 211, the DHS extends its services to all individuals within the state. By calling 211 or texting your zip code to 898211, you'll reach a dedicated professional ready to offer support, information, and resources tailored to your needs. For further details on this service, please visit the 211 website specific to Wisconsin by clicking here.