NEED HELP NOW? Call 911 for emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crises. Local 24/7 support: 262-657-7188.

262-658-8166

6103 39th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 53142

262-658-8166

6103 39th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 53142

NEED HELP NOW? Call 911 for emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crises. Local 24/7 support: 262-657-7188.

NEED HELP NOW? Call 911 for emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crises. Local 24/7 support: 262-657-7188.

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Substance Use Support, Prevention, and Recovery Resources in Kenosha County

Hope Council meets people where they are with practical, judgment-free support for substance use, recovery, prevention, diversion, testing, family needs, and risk reduction. Whether you need help for yourself, someone you love, or your community, you can start here.
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Substance Use Support, Prevention, and Recovery Resources in Kenosha County

Hope Council meets people where they are with practical, judgment-free support for substance use, recovery, prevention, diversion, testing, family needs, and risk reduction. Whether you need help for yourself, someone you love, or your community, you can start here.
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What brings you here today?

You do not need to know the right program name to take a first step. Choose the situation that sounds closest to what you need.

I need help for myself

If substance use is affecting your health, relationships, work, safety, or peace of mind, Hope Council can help you talk through options without judgment.

I am worried about someone

If you are concerned about a spouse, child, parent, friend, or someone else you care about, you can reach out too. Support is available for loved ones and families.

I have a court or citation requirement

Hope Council provides court-referred and diversion services, including IDP, AODA assessments, UDAAP, DAAP, Hold-Open / Alternative Agreements, General Diversion, and related requirements.

I need alcohol and drug testing

Hope Council provides appointment-based testing pathways, including Direct Biomarker, Urine Testing, Breathalyzer, and Child Guard.

I need naloxone or safer-use supplies

Hope Council supports risk reduction and harm prevention through the Public Health Vending Machine, naloxone, fentanyl and xylazine test strips, safer-use supplies, safe disposal kits, and no-judgment supply access.

I am a parent or caregiver

Parents and caregivers can find support for talking with youth, understanding changing substance risks, recognizing warning signs, and staying connected.

What We Offer

Programs & Services

Hope Council’s services are organized around practical starting points: court-referred and diversion services, testing, family services, prevention and advocacy, treatment and recovery support, and risk reduction.

Court-Referred & Diversion

Support for court or citation-related requirements, including Intoxicated Driver Program, AODA Assessments, UDAAP, DAAP, Hold-Open / Alternative Agreements, General Diversion, and related pathways.

Alcohol & Substance Testing

Appointment-based testing pathways, including Direct Biomarker, Urine Testing, Breathalyzer, Child Guard, and related testing services.

Family Services

Support for families and loved ones, including Supervised Visitation / Parenting Time, Loved Ones Support Group, and Parent Peer Support.

Prevention & Advocacy

Evidence-based prevention programming, Mental Health First Aid, Trauma-Informed Care Training, coalition work, tobacco-free advocacy, and community education.

Treatment & Recovery Support

Support for people navigating substance use, recovery, and next steps, including Peer Support, Recovery Coaching, Navigation, Moral Reconation Therapy, and Individual & Group Counseling.

Risk Reduction & Prevention

No-judgment access to practical tools and support, including the Public Health Vending Machine, naloxone, fentanyl and xylazine test strips, safer-use supplies, and safe disposal kits.

Learn & Explore

Learn about substance use, prevention, recovery, and safety

Hope Council’s resource library helps people, families, schools, partners, and community members find practical information and local next steps.

Substance Information

Information about alcohol, cannabis, opioids, fentanyl and xylazine, vaping, tobacco, and nicotine.

Teen Substance Prevention

Resources for talking with teens, recognizing warning signs, supporting youth, and helping parents and caregivers keep the conversation going.

Recovery Support

Information about recovery options, supporting a loved one, stigma and language, and helping someone who does not want help.

Overdose Prevention

Guidance on recognizing signs of opioid overdose, using naloxone, what to do after an overdose, and where to find local supplies.

Local Directories

Local resource directories for treatment providers, inpatient treatment, crisis and immediate support, and safe medication disposal.

Resources Overview

Start here if you are not sure which resource you need.

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A Local Resource for More Than 55 Years

Hope Council has served Kenosha County for more than 55 years, working with people, families, courts, schools, public health, treatment providers, coalitions, public agencies, volunteers, and community partners.

Substance use affects individuals, families, and the whole community. Hope Council helps connect people to support, education, prevention, risk reduction, and recovery resources at more than one starting point.

  • More than 55 years serving Kenosha County
  • Practical support for individuals, families, and communities
  • Programs connected to prevention, recovery, diversion, testing, and risk reduction
  • Community-rooted nonprofit support

Recent News

  • Be the Person Who Knows What to Do: Hope Council Launches Free Mental Health First Aid Training for Kenosha County
    July 27, 2026
    Be the Person Who Knows What to Do: Hope Council Launches Free Mental Health First Aid Training for Kenosha County

    What would you do if a friend, coworker, student, family member, or neighbor was struggling with their mental health? For many people, the honest answer is, "I'm not sure." That's exactly why the Hope Council is bringing Mental Health First Aid to Kenosha County. This fall, we're offering free, nationally certified Mental Health First [...]

  • More Than a New Logo. A Renewed Commitment to Kenosha County.
    July 24, 2026
    More Than a New Logo. A Renewed Commitment to Kenosha County.

    For more than 50 years, Hope Council has been a trusted resource for individuals and families throughout Kenosha County. We've celebrated recovery, supported people through some of life's most difficult moments, educated young people about prevention, and connected countless community members with the resources they needed to move forward. Through every chapter, [...]

Support the Work

Help Build a Healthier Kenosha Community

Hope Council’s work is strengthened by volunteers, donors, sponsors, schools, employers, partner organizations, coalitions, and community members who want to help more people access practical support.

Whether you want to volunteer, donate, sponsor, request a speaker, attend an event, or share your story, there is a way to get involved.

Contact Hope Council

You can call, email, visit the office, or use the form that best fits what you need.

If this is an emergency, do not use a web form. Call 911 for immediate danger or suspected overdose. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crisis support. For local 24/7 crisis support, call 262-657-7188.

  • Location
    Hope Council on Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse, Inc.
    6103 39th Ave.
    Kenosha, WI 53142

  • Phone: 262-658-8166

  • Fax: 262-658-8210

  • Email: info@hopecouncil.org

  • Office hours:

    Monday through Thursday: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

    Friday: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

Contact Pathways

You do not have to be ready for everything to take one next step.

People contact Hope Council for many reasons. Some are ready for treatment. Some are not. Some are worried about a loved one. Some are trying to complete a requirement and move forward. Some need supplies, testing, education, or a conversation that feels private and real.

Wherever you are starting, Hope Council will meet you with respect, practical options, and no lectures.

Common Questions

What does Hope Council do?2026-07-06T21:02:28-05:00

Hope Council helps people, families, and communities in Kenosha County navigate substance use, recovery, prevention, diversion, testing, family support, risk reduction, related mental health challenges, and community education.

Do I need to know what kind of help I need before I contact Hope Council?2026-07-06T21:02:16-05:00

No. You can reach out even if you are not sure what to ask for yet. Hope Council can help you talk through options and find a practical next step.

Can family members contact Hope Council?2026-07-06T21:02:05-05:00

Yes. Hope Council provides support not only for individuals experiencing substance use challenges, but also for parents, spouses, family members, caregivers, and other loved ones. We are happy to answer general questions, provide education, discuss available resources, and help families navigate their options. To protect our clients’ privacy, we cannot share any client-specific information without a signed Release of Information (ROI) on file. This commitment to confidentiality helps ensure every person can seek support in a safe, trusted environment.

Where can I get naloxone or safer-use supplies?2026-07-06T20:52:52-05:00

Hope Council supports access to naloxone, fentanyl and xylazine test strips, safer-use supplies, safe disposal kits, and the Public Health Vending Machine. Start with the Risk Reduction section or contact Hope Council for current information.

What if I have a court or citation requirement?2026-07-06T20:53:37-05:00

Hope Council provides court-referred and diversion services, including IDP, AODA assessments, UDAAP, DAAP, Hold-Open / Alternative Agreements, General Diversion, and related pathways.

Are web forms monitored 24/7?2026-07-06T20:53:30-05:00

No, however, all inquiries will be responded to within one business day. Web forms should not be used for emergencies. If someone is in immediate danger or may be overdosing, call 911. For mental health or substance use crisis support, call or text 988. For local 24/7 crisis support, call 262-657-7188.

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