PG County Step Forward Information:

https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/3014/Step-Forward 

If you or loved ones are experiencing thoughts of suicide or dealing with another type of mental health concern, call: 211

211 Maryland is a 24/7 hotline that connects people to specially trained call specialists who can assist you with a mental health, drug or alcohol concern, as well as connect you to important community health services information.

Crisis Text Line

Text MD to 741741 anytime, about any type of crisis.

Behavioral Health Providers in Prince George's County 

The Behavioral and Mental Health Providers list is designed to help you locate providers in your community that offer services that will help you, your family, and your community become healthier and happier. Locate a Behavioral Health service provider in your community.

Advocacy and Support Resources

Support groups offer peer counseling and information to young people, adults, and their families.

Advocacy groups connect young people and families to Prince George’s County efforts to improve opportunities for people with mental health conditions.

Maryland Coalition of Families | Phone: 410-730-8267

• Youth and Parent Peer Support

• Parent & Family Advocacy

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) | Phone: 301-429-0970

• Parent & Family Support and Advocacy

• Young Caregiver Support

On Our Own of Prince George’s County | Phone: 301-699-8939

• Self Advocacy & Peer Support (18+)

Substance Misuse Resources

A variety of services and resource are available for individuals or family members with addictions to drugs, alcohol and other substances.

Take this quick self-assessment: Can you answer ‘yes’ to these questions about drug or alcohol addiction? (Download PDF)

Alcohol & Drug Prevention Program

The Prince George’s County Alcohol & Drug Prevention Program provides information and education to county residents, schools and community-based organizations about the negative impact and dangers associated with alcohol and drug use. For more information visit our Alcohol & Drug Prevention Program webpage.

Naloxone Training

The opioid epidemic is gripping communities across our region and the nation. Prince George’s County offers free naloxone kits and training sessions. Naloxone reverses an opioid overdose and helps prevent death. Call (301)583-5920 to register for free training and a free intranasal naloxone kit. Anyone can get naloxone at Maryland pharmacies without a prescription. For details, click here.

Additional Mental Health and Substance Misuse Programs and Services

A variety of treatment options are available for individuals or family members with addictions to drugs, alcohol and other substances. Other behavioral health services are also offered though the Health Department.

Interested individuals or family members seeking treatment services must contact the following locations:

• Clinton - (301)856-9400

• Cheverly - (301)583-5920

• Landover - ( 301)772-1192

General Information

Call 301-856-9500 for general information about Behavioral Health services.

Local Behavioral Health Authority (LBHA)

Providing information and referral services to individuals seeking mental health and substance use related resources. | Phone: (301)856-9500

Cheverly Behavioral Health Clinic

Offers substance abuse and mental health counseling and treatment services to Prince George’s County Residents. | Phone: (301)583-5920

SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator

A source of information for persons seeking treatment facilities in the United States or U.S. Territories for substance abuse, addiction, and/or mental health problems.

Behavioral Health and Addiction Treatment Information

1. Addiction Treatment Rack Card (Download PDF)

Maryland Crisis Hotline

800-422-0009

Prince George’s  County Suicide Hotline

301-864-7130

National Suicide Prevention Lifelie

1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Children’s National Medical Center

111 Michigan Ave. N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20010

202-476-5203

United Way First Call for Help

1-800-492-0618