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Parents today are faced with the challenge of raising children in an increasingly complicated world. We offer a number of programs that promote positive parenting and support parents with this difficult, yet rewarding, task.
Mental health is about more than our struggles – it is our ability to realize our capabilities. To connect with others. To build strong relationships and achieve our goals.
The first five years of a child’s life are when 90% of brain growth occurs. The key to a child’s success tomorrow is preparing children’s mental and emotional resilience now. MHA offers a wide array of programs and services that educate, support and nurture children and adolescents, to give them the best chance at living full, productive lives.
A Story of Resilience
Side-by-side: Photo on the left of Brian and his father; photo on the right [...]
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Helping Hands – Volunteer-Driven CASA Program Advocates for Foster Children
As a retired special education teacher who worked for more than a decade in early [...]
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Maryland Family Network Announces Child Care Resource Centers
We're pleased to announce that the bid process for the MD Child Care Resource Network [...]
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Healthy Families Frederick – Building Stronger Families, Healthier Children, and a Better Community
With over 300 families served in the past 11 years and currently serving 20 Spanish-speaking [...]
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The City of Frederick and the Frederick Police Department Launch Crisis Car Response Team in Collaboration with Community Partners
Community announces the launch of a mental health co-responder pilot program that will commence on [...]
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Leaders hail state mental health bill named after Rep. Raskin’s late son
The Thomas Bloom Raskin Act (SB719 and HB812), which the General Assembly approved this year, [...]
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Students use the arts to shine a light on mental health during pandemic
To showcase how art can be therapeutic, the MHA recently partnered with the Frederick County [...]
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2021 Mental Health Month – FCAR Special Interview
The Frederick County Association of Realtors Board of Directors President, Terry La Scola, interviews MHA [...]
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