Support, Treatment, Education, and Resources for Fayette County
Fayette County Drug & Alcohol Commission, Inc. provides services to help individuals, families, schools, referral partners, and the community access substance use treatment, prevention education, case management, DUI services, and recovery-related support.
Helping You Find the Right Next Step
Whether you are looking for help for yourself, supporting someone you care about, completing a required service, or searching for prevention resources, our team can help you understand your options.
We offer a range of services designed to meet people where they are, connect them with appropriate care, and support healthier individuals, families, and communities.
Our Services
Explore the programs and support available through Fayette County Drug & Alcohol Commission.
Our licensed outpatient treatment services support individuals experiencing substance use or problem gambling concerns. Services may include assessment, individual counseling, group counseling, family or couple counseling, medication-assisted treatment, and referrals to other levels of care when needed.
Case Management is the entry point for all individuals seeking services for substance use disorder and for those who may be uncertain as to what options and services are available. The goal of the Case Manager is to provide patients with a connection to the least restrictive level of care necessary so that an individual's life is disrupted as little as possible.
Fayette County Drug & Alcohol Commission’s Prevention Unit provides school-based programs, community education, awareness campaigns, and prevention resources to help individuals, families, schools, and organizations make informed choices and strengthen community well-being.
DUI and intervention services support individuals who are completing court, probation, or program-related requirements. Services may include CRN evaluations, Alcohol Highway Safety School, DUI-related assessments, intervention groups, victim impact panels, multiple offender programming, and related support.
Medication safety resources help individuals and families safely store and dispose of medications and prepare for overdose emergencies. Available resources may include Narcan/naloxone, Deterra drug deactivation pouches, medication lock bags, medication bottle caps, and locking pill organizers, based on availability.
Substance use testing may be available for individuals, employers, courts, probation, treatment programs, or other approved referral needs.
Who We Serve
We support individuals, families, schools, referral partners, and community organizations across Fayette County. Whether someone is seeking help, supporting a loved one, making a referral, or looking for prevention education, our team is here to provide guidance, connection, and care.
Individuals Seeking Help
Support for people who are concerned about substance use, problem gambling, or related challenges and want to better understand their options.
Families & Loved Ones
Guidance for people who are worried about someone they care about and want to learn how to support them.
Schools & Youth Organizations
Prevention education, Student Assistance Program support, classroom programs, presentations, and youth-focused resources.
Courts, Probation & Referral Partners
DUI services, assessments, referrals, treatment coordination, and support for professionals helping connect individuals with services.
Community Organizations
Education, prevention programs, trainings, medication safety resources, and community support materials for agencies, workplaces, faith groups, and local organizations.
Priority Scheduling
Some individuals may be eligible for priority scheduling based on state and program guidelines.
• Pregnant Women Who Inject Drugs
• Pregnant Women Who Use Substances
• Persons Who Inject Drugs
• Overdose Survivors
• Veterans
Not Sure Where to Start?
Whether you need help for yourself, are supporting someone you love, or want to connect someone with services, we can help you understand the next step.
What Happens When
You Contact Us?
STEP 1
Reach Out
STEP 2
Get Connected
We can help connect you with treatment services, case management, prevention resources, DUI services, medication safety resources, or referrals.
STEP 3
Continue With Support
Have Questions About Insurance or Cost?
You do not need to figure everything out before reaching out. FCDAC’s current treatment information states that services may be available for Fayette County residents whether they have insurance or not. Some services may have fees, eligibility requirements, or funding options. Contact the office and our team can help explain what may apply to your situation.
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Common Questions
About Services
Have questions before reaching out? Here are a few things people often ask.
No. You can contact us even if you are unsure where to start. We can listen, answer questions, and help guide you toward the right next step.
Yes. FCDAC’s Treatment Unit is a licensed outpatient provider for individuals experiencing substance use or problem gambling concerns.
Yes. Depending on your needs, FCDAC may help with referrals to other Fayette County agencies, halfway houses, inpatient treatment facilities, detoxification services, or other resources.
Yes. Prevention services may include school-based education, Student Assistance Program support, community education, trainings, awareness events, and tobacco cessation resources.
Yes. DUI services may include CRN evaluations, Alcohol Highway Safety School, assessments, intervention groups, victim impact panels, and other related programming.
Contact our office. Some services may have fees, insurance options, funding options, or eligibility requirements. Our team can help explain what may apply to your situation.