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Sacramento County Opioid Coalition
  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Coalition Meetings
  • What We Do
    • Program: Trainings
    • Program: Gone Too Soon
    • Program: Hear to Heal
    • Events Calendar
    • 2026 Fentanyl Summit
  • Education & Resources
    • Find Resources
    • Find Narcan
    • Find Info
    • Find Data
    • Resources for Providers
    • Resources for Educators
  • Let's Talk Meth
    • About Us
    • Coalition Meetings
    • Find Help
    • Information and Education
    • Share Your Story

Find help - Resource Directory

The resources below are intended to help you start your recovery or treatment journey for substance use disorder (addiction). On our map, you can also find options for coping with chronic pain, supporting mental health, or addressing overall wellness. 

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Need help? Want to change? Looking for treatment? Start with one of the resources below.

Sacramento County Behavioral Health below is an excellent starting point if you are overwhelmed by options. Call just one phone number to get connected to help for mental health and substance use. 

Phone: (916) 857-1055 

Check out their website here to learn more.


Use this website to find the treatment option that is right for you. Free, confidential, and easy to use. Click here to check it out.


SANE of Sacramento provides free, non-judgemental support for all in our community. They promote recovery, treatment, and quality of life including medication-assisted treatment (MAT), naloxone distribution, HIV/HCV testing, case management. 


Visit them Tuesday to Saturday from 3pm-6pm at 2211 Del Paso Blvd Sacramento CA 95815 . Learn more at https://www.staysafer.org/


HRS provides free, non-judgemental support for all in our community. They provide a variety of services to support health and well-being, including naloxone  distribution, HIV/HCV testing, case management, and more. 


Visit them Monday to Friday from 12pm-6pm at 2800 Stockton Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95817. Learn more at https://hrssac.org/


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Disclaimer

The resources listed on this page and displayed on the map are provided for informational purposes only. They have not been reviewed, vetted, endorsed, or recommended by the Sacramento County Opioid Coalition, its funders, or its partners. Always consult with your healthcare provider before beginning any new treatment, therapy, or physical activity to determine what is appropriate for your individual health needs. 

How to use

Click the arrow icon in the upper lefthand corner to see the different layers of the map. Then, check or uncheck the categories on the side to see the resources in each categories. For example, if you would like to find yoga studios, uncheck everything except yoga. You can then click on each icon to see its location, website, phone number, and more.

Resources and Information

MAT Flyer from Sacramento County (pdf)Download
Sac SUPT Community Resource List (pdf)Download
BHS Sac Flyer (pdf)Download
Good Samaritan Law (pdf)Download
MAT for Children - Guidebook (pdf)Download
MAT for Youth flyer (pdf)Download
Quit Nicotine-Vaping-Tobacco (pdf)Download

The Sacramento County Opioid Coalition is partially funded by the California Department of Health Care Services through a contract to the California Overdose Prevention Network, a program of the Public Health Institute. Listing of resources is informational only and does not imply endorsement from the U.S. Government.

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Looking for treatment or recovery resources?

Call Sacramento County Behavioral Health at (916) 875-1055! 


You can also find additional options by checking out treatmentatlas.org or find community resources by calling 2-1-1. 

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