Wyoming Substance Abuse & Drug Addiction Helplines

In Wyoming, substance abuse remains a critical health issue. According to the CDC, this year, 10.47% of the state's population admitted to using illegal drugs in the past month. In 2021, overdoses claimed the lives of 354 individuals. Data for the previous year is still pending.

Substance abuse is a challenge that extends beyond Wyoming's borders and affects the entire nation. Help is available, however. Presented here are three resources at no cost for those dealing with substance abuse in Wyoming. Recognized as a medical condition, overcoming addiction starts with self-assistance. Our goal is to support that process.

Hotline for National Rehabilitation in Wyoming

Residents of Wyoming can access the Addiction Hotline at no cost and with confidentiality assured, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Dial (888) 598-9927 at any time for a connection to a professional ready to offer support and guidance for addiction issues. For additional resources and information, visit the website. Assistance is readily available.

SAMHOP

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Ombudsman Program, known as SAMHOP, offers advocacy for individuals, along with their families and friends, who are dealing with mental health issues or substance abuse. The program aims to enhance their quality of life. For support and resources, contact a program representative at 307-632-5519 between 9AM and 5PM from Monday to Friday.

211 Wisconsin

In collaboration with 211, the Wyoming state government provides this service to all its residents. By dialing 211 or texting your zip code to 898211, you'll be connected with a specialist ready to offer information, resources, and support. To learn more about the services offered in Wyoming by 211, please visit their website.