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Emergency Mental Health Resources
Emergency Mental Health Resources
Emergency mental and behavioral health needs are best met by accessing community-based supports. If you feel you or someone you know may harm themselves or others, please use the following resources directly:
Call 911 in case of an emergency
Call 211, Option 1 (MD 211 Helpline)
Call 988 - National Suicide Prevention Hotline
Text 988- Suicide Prevention Hotline
Call 1-833-MD-B-SAFE (1-833-632-7233)
FAMILY EDUCATION RESOURCES
FAMILY EDUCATION RESOURCES
Healthy St. Mary's Partnership's Behavioral Health Action Team (BHAT) formed a Family Education Subcommittee to develop a resource “menu” that helps families link to youth mental health resources. Click on the link below and you will find training, workshops, parent help lines and more to help you navigate your child’s mental health needs.
Healthy St. Mary's Partnership's Behavioral Health Action Team (BHAT) formed a Family Education Subcommittee to develop a resource “menu” that helps families link to youth mental health resources. Click on the link below and you will find training, workshops, parent help lines and more to help you navigate your child’s mental health needs.
Non -Emergency Resources
Non -Emergency Resources
For non-emergency mental and behavioral health needs, the following tele-health resource guide, developed by the St. Mary’s County Health Department, provides a list of available support in our community.
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