Maryland Wellness February Newsletter

Sunday, February 1, 2026

February carries history, courage, and community.

This month, we honor a century of Black history, hold space for powerful conversations on suicide prevention, feel the momentum building for SWELL 2026, and see Maryland Wellness and our partners in action, showing up, connecting, and keeping mental health at the heart of our communities.

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“Maryland Wellness is great!!! The staff really helped me and my daughter get settled into our new home and school. I’m a single mother and I struggled with transportation and housing. With the help of my counselor, I was able to get to my destinations and became stress free about my housing!”
– T.D., Waldorf
“When I first started, I was afraid to talk but once they started telling me about this program, I started to open up more. They taught me that I am important; it’s about me today. They have taught me to forget about the past and focus on my goals – my GED,  nursing, helping the homeless, volunteering, etc. This is the most amazing, awesome program in Baltimore, and that’s from my heart. The staff is wonderful, amazing, beautiful, unique and have hearts of gold.”
– K.S., Baltimore
“My PRP worker has been very helpful and has taught me how to better myself and take care of my children. She also helped me do the things I needed to do to regain custody of my son.”
– T.M., Waldorf
“I have received positive feedback from clients that have been referred to your organization.”
– Partner

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