Family Health Medical Facilities Disability & Rehabilitation Mental Health & Substance Abuse Health Resources Family Life Housing & Utilities Public Safety Food & Drink Consumer Info Community Support   SEARCH    FORT WAYNE LINKS   FW Newspapers   IPFW   Chamber of Commerce   FW Philharmonic   FW Museum of Arts   AC Public Library   FW Memorial Coliseum   FW International Airport   21 Alive WPTA   NE Indiana Public Radio   FW Children Zoo	Many people, at some point in their life, seek help with life's emotional and interpersonal challenges. Help is available in and around Fort Wayne for adults, adolescents and children when substance abuse, depression, job problems, eating disorders and other challenges complicate their lives.  Help Centers and Programs for Kids and Teens Services and Programs for Adults Become a Volunteer Help Centers and Programs for Kids and Teens Easter Seals Arc of Northeast Indiana Provides Mental Retardation & Development Disabled Services, Rehabilitation Services and Child Care services for children with special needs ranging in age from six weeks to the seventh birthday. McMillan Center for Health Education: Substance abuse information programs for students grades 4-12. (260) 456-4511 Parkview Behavioral Health: 1720 Beacon Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46805 (260) 373-7500 or 1-800-284-8439 Services and Programs for Adults Comprehensive Behavioral Services: An outpatient mental health service provider with an additional focus on children, adolescents, and families. 3737 Lake Avenue, Fort Wayne. Phone: (260) 422-1680 Indiana Professional Psychological Services: Emotions Anonymous: 12 step program for achieving and maintaining emotional health. Park Center, Inc. offers full range of counseling, education and substance abuse services for citizens of Fort Wayne and Northeastern Indiana.  The Otis R. Bowen Center for Human Services Washington House: Where recovery from substance abuse starts. NAMI Fort Wayne is the local affiliate of the National Alliance for the Mentally ill, a non-profit organization. Meetings are every Tuesday from 7 - 9 p.m. at The Carriage House, 3327 Lake Ave. NAMI is dedicated to improving the lives of people with serious mental illnesses and their families through support, advocacy, education and research. Biological brain disorders, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression, affect more than one in five American families! For more information call 447-8990 or visit www.nami.org. Alcoholics Anonymous (260) 471-6262 Alcohol and Chemical Dependency Center Help Line (260) 484-0044 Cocaine Anonymous (260) 492-0065 East Wayne Street Center, Inc. Drug Addiction Support Group provides counseling for drug addiction. Meets Thursdays at noon. (260) 422-6502 Family Wellness Helpline 1-800-433-0746 Gamblers Anonymous (317) 382-4950 Lutheran Services: Chemical Dependency (260) 458-2273 Mental Health Association in Allen County (260) 422-6441 Narcotics Abuse 24hours Helpline 1-800-234-0420 Neighborhood Health Clinics (260) 458-2641 Women's Bureau (260) 424-7977 Become a Volunteer Volunteer Center @ RSVP! Compeer Program introduced by Park Center, Inc. in 1992, is a program to match community volunteers in one-to-one friendships with adults who are suffering from mental illness. (260) 482-9125 ext.2007