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Effingham County ROSC Effingham County ROSC is here to provide clear-cut directions to networks of community-based services and supports. Call for help today.

Building a healthier community by using the voices of those with lived experience of mental health and/or substance use disorders while working alongside local agencies, businesses, & community members to bridge gaps for individuals & families in Recovery ROSC (Recovery Oriented System of Care) is a coordinated network of community-based services and supports that is person-centered and builds on the strengths and resiliencies of individuals, families, and communities to achieve recovery and improved health, wellness, and quality of life for those with or at risk of substance use and mental health disorders. Our aim is to collaborate with all sectors of our local community including other helping organizations, health care, education, law enforcement, judicial, local business owners, and person's with lived experience with substance use and mental health disorders. It takes ALL our voices to make change & to show people that Recovery Is Possible! For more information about ROSC's Recovery Navigator support or general information about local resources, contact:

Effingham County ROSC Coordinator: Samantha Hicks- [email protected]
Effingham County Recovery Navigator: Felicia Depoister- [email protected]

The Hour House in Charleston, IL is our fiscal agent for ROSC. Hour House provides 24-Hour Substance Use Treatment services. The number listed in the contact information is Hour House's Residential facility phone line.

🧼🫧It’s Free Laundry Day!! We’ll be at The Laundry Basket from 9am-12pm (or until funds run out)
10/14/2026

🧼🫧It’s Free Laundry Day!! We’ll be at The Laundry Basket from 9am-12pm (or until funds run out)

10/13/2026

Effingham, IL-(Effingham Radio)- From the City of Effingham page: Effingham Mayor Mike Schutzbach has...

10/13/2026

🎃👻 BOO! We’ll See You There! 👻🎃

Get ready for a spooktacular time! 🕸️🦇 We’re excited to join Effingham County Connections for their Annual Trick-or-Treat Street at Thelma Keller on October 22nd! 🍬🍭

Bring your little ghosts and goblins, stop by and see us, and enjoy a frightfully fun time! 👻🧙‍♀️

We can’t wait to see everyone there! 🎃🍬

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✨💜Free admission to The Play Social? YES PLEASE! This is just ONE of the amazing items we have in our Survey Give-A-Way ...
10/13/2026

✨💜Free admission to The Play Social? YES PLEASE! This is just ONE of the amazing items we have in our Survey Give-A-Way Basket!
Want a chance to score one of these awesome items? 📲Take our ROSC Community Survey: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/7dz873pYVF Leave a comment down below to let us know you've completed it! 💜✨

✨💜Come out and see us at ECC’s Trick-or-Treat Street! 💜
10/08/2026

✨💜Come out and see us at ECC’s Trick-or-Treat Street! 💜

🎃👻 ECC’s 8th Annual Trick or Treat Street is coming up! 👻🎃

Join us for an afternoon of tricks, treats, and community fun at the Thelma Keller Convention Center!

📅 Thursday, October 22
⏰ 3:00–6:00 PM
📍 Thelma Keller Convention Center

Bring the whole family and enjoy booths filled with local resources, information, activities, and plenty of treats! 🍬🍭

It’s a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and community resources while enjoying a fun Halloween event for all ages. 🧡

🎃 Costumes are encouraged!
🍬 Come ready for treats!
🤝 Discover resources right here in our community!

We can’t wait to see you there! 👻🧡

10/08/2026

💜 The Cycle Nobody Talks About: Substance Use Disorder & Domestic Violence 💜
Substance use disorder and domestic violence are often treated as separate issues, but for some individuals and families, they can intersect in complex ways involving trauma, stress, safety, stigma, and barriers to asking for help.
It’s important to remember: Having a substance use disorder does not mean someone is experiencing or causing domestic violence. Survivors who use substances deserve support, safety, compassion, and services without judgment.
Breaking the cycle means creating stronger connections between our systems, reducing stigma, using trauma-informed approaches, and making sure there is “no wrong door” when someone reaches out for help.
💜 Awareness starts conversations. Conversations can open the door to help.
Please take a moment to read and share this infographic. You never know who may need these resources today.

10/06/2026
💜 No group this Thursday, 10/8/26.
10/05/2026

💜 No group this Thursday, 10/8/26.

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Effingham, IL
62401

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