Marion Clinic

The Alabama Department of Mental Health (ADMH) is a state government agency serving Alabama residents with mental illness, intellectual disabilities, and substance use disorders. Key points relevant to Marion County: - Structure and scope: Statewide network of community mental health services with a central Montgomery office and multiple bureaus; operates three state facilities (Bryce Hospital, Mary Starke Harper Geriatric Psychiatry Center, Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility). Oversees Deaf Services for deaf/hard of hearing communities. - Formation and leadership: Established in 1965 (ACT 881). Commissioner listed as Kimberly Boswell. - Services: Provides mental health services, addiction/substance use resources, and peer support across Alabama (community-based focus noted in 2012–2013 transition plan). - Locations: ADMH has multiple offices in Alabama, including facilities in Tuscaloosa and Montgomery (relevant to Marion County residents seeking services or referrals may contact the central office or nearest regional offices). - Contact and accessibility: Main phone numbers include 800-367-0955 and 334-242-3454; email addresses for public information: alabama.dmh@mh.alabama.gov and publicinformation.dmh@mh.alabama.gov. If you’re looking for Marion County specifics (local offices, intake centers, or services near Marion County), the ADMH site indicates 9 offices in Alabama with central coordination from Montgomery. For precise Marion County resources or referrals, contacting the ADMH public information line or the nearest listed office (e.g., Tuscaloosa area offices) is recommended.

Marion–Winston Community Action Agency, headquartered in Hamilton, Alabama, administers social services programs addressing the health and social service needs of low-income families. The agency serves low-income, elderly, and disabled citizens of Marion and Winston Counties, guiding them toward self-sufficiency.