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Manhattan AA Hotline: 785-537-8511
District 6 AA Hotline: 1-800-564-0515
Area 25 Website: www.kansas-aa.org
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This is NOT the site for K-State students who are required to complete the AlcoholEdu program.
Students required to complete the program should access the site at: www.k-state.edu/alcoholedu
Alcohol and Other Drugs
If you, or a friend, are struggling with alcohol or other drugs, we want you to know there are places you can go and people you can talk to. In the K-State community, there are education programs as well as support groups you can utilize to get the help you, or someone you know, may need.
Tips for social responsibility:
- Respect the right of an individual to choose not to drink
- Be aware of how alcohol affects you
- Drink plenty of water when consuming alcohol
- Make sure to eat something before you drink and during
- Make sure there is a designated drive & don’t let your friend(s) drive drunk
- Be mindful of where your friends are at all times
- Don’t leave your drink unattended or take a drink from a stranger
Manhattan Resources
- On-Campus:
- Alcohol & Other Drug Education
- SafeRide
Alcohol and Other Drug Education Services Alcohol and Other Drug Education Services
The Alcohol and Other Drug Education Service program is focused toward the K-State and Manhattan community. The major purpose of the program is to provide accurate and timely information on the physical effects and social issues related to alcohol and other drug use. Services available for students include educational presentations, consultation, basic assessment, intervention assistance, and referral services. See the e-Chug link below for self-assessment and receive a feedback profile.
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E-Chug - www.k-state.edu/counseling/student/echug.html
Phone: 785-532-6927
SafeRide SafeRide
No designated driver or in a threatening situation? Need a ride home from Aggieville? Need a ride home from another location? SafeRide will get you home within the Manhattan area safely Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 11:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. One person in the party must show current K-State ID in order to receive a ride for a party of up to 4 individuals. There are now two designated routes in areas near campus, which you can find on the SafeRide website below. Only available when school is in session!
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(administration) 785-532-6541
- Off-Campus:
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Pawnee Mental Health Services
- Regional Prevention Center of Northeast Kansas
Alcoholics Anonymous Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help other to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for AA membership; they are self-supporting through our own contributions. Check out the website for more information on meeting locations, times, and contact information. Their phone is answered 24 hours.
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Phone: 785-537-8511
Pawnee Mental Health Services Pawnee Mental Health Services
If you're feeling stressed or distressed, having problems with alcohol or other drugs, depression, anxiety, family or marital difficulties, or a variety of other concerns, you could benefit from the help of a mental health professional. If you have trouble just getting through the day, or if an emotional problem or substance abuse is interfering with your job or relationships, you should seek help. If you feel you are in crisis right now, Pawnee therapists are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Phone: 785-587-4300 (outpatient mental health & substance abuse services)
24-Hour emergencies 800-609-2002
Regional Prevention Center Regional Prevention Center
The Regional Prevention Center provides leadership in achieving outcomes to reduce the risk for adolescent behaviors through enhancing protective factors in important areas of children's lives: community, family, peers and school. They do that through a number of different trainings, events, and other programs.
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