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Thomas Floyd
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Learn MoreMental Health in Maryland
Mental health is a prevalent problem throughout the country, and Maryland is no exception. Across the state, 781,000 of your neighbors live with a mental health condition, including 181,000 with a serious mental illness. Those are just the adults, but mental health affects youth too. As many as 57,000 teenagers in Maryland have depression.
The good news is that the state is taking a proactive approach to making mental health care more accessible and equitable. The Mental Health Association of Maryland is working toward valuable goals like increasing funding for care in underserved areas, improving access to care for children and older adults, and expanding mobile crisis teams.
Stronger mental health care creates better lives and neighborhoods for us all, and programs like those can allow more of your family and friends in Maryland to lead healthier, happier lives.
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