Events

   

Check out recent events and stay up-to-date with upcoming activities.


Picture of calendar with no specific month or year.Board meetings are held the 2nd Thursday of January, February, April, May, June, September, October and November. All meetings are held in the ADAMhs Board Conference Room and begin at 5:30pm. For meeting minutes of past meetings, please click here visit the Board Minutes and Reports Page.


Invitation for the Four County LOSS Team's coffee date on May 23, 2026 at Kora Brewhouse in Bryan Ohio. 10:00am

Survivor Coffee Date is a support building opportunity for people who have lost a loved one to suicide. Anyone who has experienced a death by suicide is welcome. All coffee dates are held in a relaxed atmosphere. There is no agenda and no expectations, only understanding and casual conversations.

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Want to get involved?

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Join the Four County Suicide Prevention Coalition!

The Four County Suicide Prevention Coalition meets the 4th Thursdays of the month.* Anyone who would like to help raise awareness and work to prevent deaths by suicide can join the Coalition.

7:30am at the Four County ADAMhs Board, T-761 St Rt 66 Archbold, OH.

Click on the logo above for more info.

*No meetings in July & December

 Positive Parenting Program

Triple P discussion groups from Ohio Guidestone offer quick, practical guidance for common childhood behaviors. The small groups cover behaviors like disobedience, bedtime struggles, tantrums, fighting, or stressful shopping and mealtime routines.
Join a Triple P Discussion Group to build confidence, encourage positive
behaviors, and learn tools to manage tough moments.
Registration requested, walk-ins welcome.
To register, contact our team at: 567.221.0280


Navigating Leadership & Prioritization

Recently the Four County ADAMhs Board held a training for area mental health agency leaders. The training focused on priority setting, navigating interruptions, and influential leadership vs controlling leadership. Leaders from The Center for Child and Family Advocacy, New Home Development, OhioGuidestone, Recovery Services of NW Ohio, and Tri-County ADAMhs Board joined the staff of the Four County ADAMhs Board for the training.

4 women looking at the camera smiling       2 women looking at the camera and smiling during a training      People watching a training instructor

 

 


Fulton Co meeting for Disaster preparedness plan
Disaster Behavioral Health Response Plan meeting
Disaster Behavioral Health Response Plan meeting attendees

Fulton County Behavioral Health Disaster Response Plan

Local community leaders from Fulton County along with local law enforcement, the health department, the hospital, the EMA, several behavioral health agencies, the Four County ADAMhs Board and more met to discuss the Behavioral Health Disaster Response Plan in Wauseon. Attendees participated in a tabletop exercise in which they were given a community disaster scenario. After reviewing the scenario, the attendees formulated a disaster response plan that could be put into action to help community members impacted by the disaster. The collaboration between all agencies represented ensures a comprehensive plan and community response.

Funding for this initiative and the development of the Four County ADAMhs Board’s Behavioral Health Disaster Plan was provided by Bipartisian Safer Communities Grant.


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A Community Resource Library is now available 24/7 at the Four County ADAMhs Board. People can now access resources or Naloxone when they need it, not just during business hours. Stop in anytime at T761 St Rt 66, Archbold.

SHUFFLE

The Four County ADAMhs Board was a proud sponsor of Shuffle, an award winning documentary film. Director Benjamin Flaherty and a professional panel met with the attendees for a post-film conversation. Together they discussed the realities of residential substance use treatment and the importance of community resources. Thank you to all who attended, and who played a role in bringing this important event to our community. Local mental health professionals and the Producer of Shuffle answer questions from audience members.

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Celebrating another successful Cookie Night

LOSS Team members smiling after boxing up cookies
Kellie and Christina

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Adrienne and Ashley

Annual Cookie Night 2026

Each year the Four County LOSS Team bakes cookies for local law enforcement. The team boxes a variety of cookies and delivers them to local law enforcement agencies. The annual cookies are to thank law enforcement for activating the team in the event of a suicide.  The team is grateful that law enforcement calls the team to respond and support the loved ones left behind.