Maryland Wellness March Newsletter

Sunday, March 1, 2026

From the quiet, honest kitchen-table conversations that anchor World Teen Mental Wellness Day to the echoing halls of the State House in Annapolis, this month is about the power of being heard.

Inside, you’ll find our Outreach team in motion—handing out “Mindfulness Matters” bags at the Southern Maryland Food Bank and standing alongside state delegates to advocate for life-changing legislation. From DBT Skills groups in Baltimore to “Peace Builder” training in Prince George’s County, March is a map of our commitment to showing up where it matters most.

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