Community Resources in Washington County, MD
Life's challenges are easier to navigate when you know you have a strong community to lean on. That's why we created this comprehensive resource guide. We know that finding the right help can be overwhelming, and we are committed to making that process easier for you and your loved ones. Our mission is to strengthen our community by ensuring every member has access to the support they need to thrive.
You are not alone. Every day, many people across Washington County turn to 211 for information, referral, and support — whether for financial assistance, health programs, and more. The 211 Information & Referral Line is a FREE and confidential resource available 24/7/365.
We’re always here to help. You can call us, text us, or chat with us on our website. You can also view our online database of resources yourself. You can search for up-to-date local, state, and national resources for food and housing assistance, mental health, family support services, health and wellness, and more.
If you, your family, or someone you know is in need, several community organizations assist with food, clothing, and shelter.
Our community partner, The Hagerstown Area Religious Council (HARC), has numerous resources listed on its website. We have included a few web links below so that individuals seeking assistance can have the most up-to-date information at their fingertips!
Everyone has mental health, but social stigma and lack of access to care prevent millions from getting the support they need to thrive.
That’s why United Way partners with healthcare providers, educators, and grassroots leaders to create more equitable, compassionate mental health support systems. From peer connection programs to crisis care and trauma-informed resources, we're ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to be well—no matter where they live or what they’ve been through.
If you are seeking mental health or substance abuse services, our community partner Meritus Health, has created an extensive list of providers in the tri-state area.
Mental Health & Substance Abuse Resources