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24/7 Mental Health & Substance Use Services in Anne Arundel County
The Anne Arundel County Mental Health Agency (AACMHA) is dedicated to ensuring county residents have access to comprehensive mental health and substance use services. Our agency provides 24/7 crisis support through dedicated hotlines and collaborates with community partners to deliver targeted programs for vulnerable populations including veterans, youth, and individuals with disabilities. We prioritize suicide prevention and recovery initiatives, offering specialized toolkits and monthly newsletters to educate the public.Our partnerships with local health departments and national organizations enable us to maintain a robust network of care. With bi-monthly coalition meetings and provider training sessions, we continuously work to reduce stigma and improve access to mental health resources. Our team operates with transparency and urgency, ensuring immediate assistance for those in crisis while fostering long-term community wellness through evidence-based programs.
Services
Crisis Services
Substance Use Treatment
Veteran Support
Youth Mental Health
Suicide Prevention
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 crisis warmline support for immediate assistance
- Our Network of Care provides free online behavioral health resources
- Specialized programs for veterans, youth, and individuals with disabilities
- Bi-monthly suicide prevention coalition meetings with public participation
- Collaboration with national organizations like NAMI and SAMHSA
Services
Crisis Services
Our 24/7 crisis warmline provides immediate mental health and substance use disorder support for county residents. Trained professionals offer de-escalation assistance and connect callers with local emergency services when needed. This service specifically addresses urgent mental health needs through compassionate, confidential conversations.
Substance Use Treatment
We coordinate access to substance use treatment programs through our Network of Care platform. The agency connects individuals with certified providers and offers referral services for specialized care. Our approach combines medical support with community-based recovery resources to address both immediate and long-term treatment needs.
Veteran Support
Specialized mental health resources for veterans include dedicated phone lines and community support programs. Our services address combat-related trauma and connect veterans with local healthcare providers through partnerships with the Department of Health and national veteran organizations.
Youth Mental Health
We provide targeted mental health resources for young people through hotlines like the NAMI Teen Line and Safe Schools Maryland Tip Line. Our programs focus on early intervention, school-based support, and family education to address adolescent mental health challenges.
Suicide Prevention
The agency leads countywide suicide prevention initiatives through toolkits, public awareness campaigns, and coalition-building efforts. Our programs include educational resources, stigma reduction strategies, and community training sessions to improve recognition of suicide risk factors.
Questions
How do I access immediate mental health crisis support?
Call our 24/7 Crisis Warmline at 410-768-5522 for immediate assistance with mental health or substance use emergencies.
What mental health resources are available for veterans?
Veterans can access specialized support through our dedicated phone line at 410-222-3500 during business hours and national veteran crisis resources available 24/7.
Are there youth-specific mental health services?
Yes, we offer teen and young adult support through the NAMI Hotline (1-800-950-6264) and Safe Schools Maryland Tip Line (1-833-632-7233).
How can I find local mental health providers?
Use our free online Network of Care platform to search for licensed mental health professionals and treatment facilities in Anne Arundel County.
What suicide prevention resources do you offer?
We provide suicide prevention toolkits, community education programs, and coordinate the Anne Arundel County Suicide Prevention Coalition's bi-monthly meetings.
