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Maryland Wellness July Newsletter

Wednesday, July 1, 2026

July invites us to reflect on the importance of visibility, inclusion, and the communities that help us feel seen, supported, and valued. This month, we recognize Disability Pride Month and Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, two meaningful observances that remind us why equitable, accessible care matters.

Inside this month’s newsletter, you’ll find stories of connection and community across Maryland. From celebrating new beginnings at our Havre de Grace office grand opening to building partnerships on the Eastern Shore at our Princess Anne Meet & Greet, this issue highlights the relationships helping us expand care and strengthen communities.

You’ll also see how outreach continues to create impact through events like Scoops of Appreciation and community partnerships across Central Maryland. Take a look inside and join us in celebrating the people, partnerships, and progress shaping meaningful change this month. 💚

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– Partner
“It is a very good program, and the staff are nice and very helpful… they have helped me branch out of my comfort zone. They are always there when I need help or even just a quick check in. Thanks for helping me find my true self and helping me along my journey.”
– X.F., Baltimore
“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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