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LEONARDTOWN, MD (June 6, 2023) - The St. Mary’s County Health Department (SMCHD) has launched a Community Behavioral Health “Warmline”, a service that provides community members with supportive assistance. This service is being offered in collaboration with the Anne Arundel County Mental Health Agency Crisis Response System.
The warmline serves as a single point of contact for people in St. Mary’s County who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis or need resources. The Warmline is available 24/7 to help with non-emergency calls and assists with mental health, substance misuse, grief counseling and referral services, including linkages to resources within the community. To access this service, community members should call 410-768-5522. The Warmline coordinates calls as needed with police, fire, EMS and other community agencies that address crisis matters.
“The Warmline is a resource for anyone seeking a
LEONARDTOWN, MD (June 6, 2023) - The St. Mary’s County Health Department (SMCHD) has launched a Community Behavioral Health “Warmline”, a service that provides community members with supportive assistance. This service is being offered in collaboration with the Anne Arundel County Mental Health Agency Crisis Response System.
The warmline serves as a single point of contact for people in St. Mary’s County who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis or need resources. The Warmline is available 24/7 to help with non-emergency calls and assists with mental health, substance misuse, grief counseling and referral services, including linkages to resources within the community. To access this service, community members should call 410-768-5522. The Warmline coordinates calls as needed with police, fire, EMS and other community agencies that address crisis matters.
“The Warmline is a resource for anyone seeking a