Maryland Wellness January Newsletter

Thursday, January 1, 2026

As we recognize Mental Wellness Month, this newsletter gathers stories of outreach, community presence and events, and intentional care, offering a glimpse into the relationships and reflections shaping our work.

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Bridging Hope: Community Conversation on Suicide Prevention

On February 4, Maryland Wellness proudly hosted Bridging Hope: Community Conversation on Suicide Prevention, a virtual event that brought together community members, mental health professionals, advocates, and partners from across Maryland and beyond for an open, compassionate dialogue on suicide prevention. The response and engagement reflected the importance of this work: 264 individuals registered, and…

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“I have received positive feedback from clients that have been referred to your organization.”
– Partner
“I absolutely felt 100% at ease talking. I’m so happy that I’ve found this place.”
– Anonymous
“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 came here, I was broken. But I got the help that I needed, and I got the services that were good for me. I will be starting a brand new job! I’m so glad this place was recommended to me, and I’m so glad I came.”
– V.H., Baltimore

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