
05/15/2023
May is Mental Health Month.
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May is Mental Health Month.
In Maryland su***de is the 3rd leading
cause of death for ages 10-24. Would you like to learn how you could help prevent su***de? See our flyer for our training on May 23rd.
Tonight is the last night to see the screening of “Addicted the Play”
Doors open at 6p screening starts at 7p
This training has been CANCELLED due to low enrollment.
Are you a First Responder and would like to learn more about Mental Health and how you can help? Join us on May 10th for First Responder Mental Health.
Today, May 9, is the second-ever National Fentanyl Awareness Day! Join us today to learn the facts about fentanyl and spread the word to your community. It’s not too late to sign up for our free, virtual speaker series starting at 12p ET. We hope you’ll join us to learn more, help spread the word, and save lives.
Register @ fentanylawarenessday.org/speaker-series
This training has been CANCELLED due to low enrollment.
Are you a First Responder and would like to learn more about Mental Health and how you can help? Join us on May 10th for First Responder Mental Health.
Great time at Magnolia Middle School for their Family Wellness Fair. Thank you M**S for having us!
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The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration issued a recent alert about the widespread threat of fentanyl mixed with xylazine, an animal tranquilizer commonly known as “tranq”. According to the public safety alert, xylazine and fentanyl drug mixtures place individuals at a higher risk of suffering ...
May issue is now out! This month's issue raises awareness for mental health month, and a new park opens! These two stories and more, Read it here & subscribe today: https://www.harfordcountymd.gov/1664/Harford-Outlook-e-Newsletter
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Do you want to know how to help your fellow first responders and your community members? Join us on May 10th and find out how.
Are you a First Responder and would like to learn more about Mental Health and how you can help? Join us on May 10th for First Responder Mental Health.
May is Mental Health Month. Follow our Mental Health Wellness Calendar for tips on mental wellness.
Would you like to be one of 3 Million Strong? Join us for one of two MHFA courses in May.
Youth MHFA on May 5th or First Responder MHFA on May 10th.
3 million people across the country have taken Mental Health First Aid. Join the 3 million and make mental wellbeing a reality for everyone. Our aim is to en...
Would you like to learn more about Mental Health and how to help youth that may be struggling? Join us on Friday May 5th for Youth Mental Health First Aid.
Are you a First Responder and would like to learn more about Mental Health and how you can help? Join us on May 10th for First Responder Mental Health.
Thank you to all the attendees who came out last night and to Mt. Zion for providing the space for the screening of the play “Addicted.” If you missed last night’s screening, the next screening will be held Friday, May 12th 7p at North Harford High School.
Screening starts in 30 minutes! Addiction Connections Resource, Homecoming Project, Voices of Hope and ODCP are here with resources and free Narcan.
Thank you to all the citizens who participated in today’s Drug Take Back Day. A special thank you to Wegmans in Abingdon for their continued support in this event.
Come back to our page next week to find out how many pounds were collected!
Two events happening tomorrow-
Drug Take Back Day and the screening of Addicted the Play.
While you are spring cleaning, clean out your expired or unused medications. On April 22nd your can bring them to one of our Prescription Drug Take Back drop off locations.
This Saturday April 22nd is Harford County's Drug Take Back Day. Watch this video and learn why unused or old medications should be disposed of properly.
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While you are spring cleaning, clean out your expired or unused medications. On April 22nd your can bring them to one of our Prescription Drug Take Back drop off locations.
Looking for something to do that night? Come out and see the award winning Addicted the Play on screen at Mt Zion church in Bel Air, 7p
While you are spring cleaning, clean out your expired or unused medications. On April 22nd your can bring them to one of our Prescription Drug Take Back drop off locations.
This Saturday April 22nd, come out and see Addicted on screen. 7 pm Mt. Zion church, Bel Air MD. Hope to see you there!
Come join us April 22, 2023 at 7 pm at Mount Zion for a screening of the play Addicted. Event is free
With a new month, there are more oppurtunities to ! Be inspired by the April calendar to make a positive impact on your community!
Talking to your children about their mental health is a great way to help decrease stigma and create a safe space for open communication.
For more tips
NAMI How to Talk to Your Child About Their Mental Health
https://www.nami.org/Your-Journey/Kids-Teens-and-Young-Adults/Kids/How-to-Talk-to-Your-Child-About-Their-Mental-Health
Come join us April 22, 2023 at 7 pm at Mount Zion for a screening of the play Addicted.
April issue is now out! This month's issue: we're hiring paramedics and EMTs, and learn where to dispose of your unused/expired medications properly at Drug Take Back Day. These two stories and more, Read it here & subscribe today: https://www.harfordcountymd.gov/1664/Harford-Outlook-e-Newsletter
Everyone feels stressed from time to time. It's important to pay attention to how you deal with minor and major stressors, so you know when to seek help.
Manage your stress with these tips: https://go.usa.gov/xepWq.
TUNE Field Day, let the best major win! Students from all majors came to see which one was the best while also receiving resources and support by ODCP.
We are so excited for this years line up! We hope to see you on June 3rd at The Main Street Tower in Bel Air! Tickets go live at midnight.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-emily-evans-concert-for-hope-tickets-529858399737
ODCP is here today at the Against Addiction Memory Walk/ Recovery Run. Thank you RAA for all you do to help provide awareness and support to anyone affected by the disease of addiction, including the family.
If you would like to learn more about Rage Against Addiction Local Chapter 1 - Harford County please visit their page or website at https://rageagainstaddiction.org
⚖️📣TEEN COURT IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS!!📣⚖️
Do you have a teen in grades 8-12 that are interested in serving their community? Adults can also volunteer as guides for the teen jurors.
Our next session is Thursday April 6th.
Please contact [email protected] with any questions.
Applications can be found here:⤵️
YOUTH APPLICATION:
https://www.harfordcountymd.gov/FormCenter/Community-Services-7/Harford-County-Teen-Court-Youth-Voluntee-358
ADULT APPLICATION:
https://www.harfordcountymd.gov/FormCenter/Community-Services-7/Harford-County-Teen-Court-Adult-Voluntee-357
Nearly 1 in 5 people in the U.S. live with a mental illness. Learn how to help those around you through our free Mental Health First Aid training. Participants will be taught to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges, and connect those in need to appropriate support. The full-day training runs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; choose the date and location that works best when you register at www.harfordcountymd.gov/FormCenter/Community-Services-7/Mental-Health-First-Aid-Training-395. Specialized training is also available upon request for youth, first responders, veterans, older adults, and faith based and health care professionals. For information, please call 410-638-3333. An excerpt from County Executive Bob Cassilly's March newsletter; read more and subscribe at www.harfordcountymd.gov/1664/Harford-Outlook-e-Newsletter.
March 20-26 is National Drug and Alcohol Fact Week. Learn how these substances can effect you and your loved ones.
TOMORROW begins National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® (NDAFW). NDAFW is an annual, week-long health observance that inspires dialogue about the science of drug use and addiction among youth. Learn more: https://nida.nih.gov/ndafw
We still have openings for the MHFA training on Friday March 24, 2023. Please join us for this informative training.
We are hosting another MHFA training! This training is geared toward adults who work with youth. It is Friday March 24th from 8 am until 3 pm at Level Volunteer Fire Company. Come learn how to help youth who may be struggling with their mental health. See the flyer below to register.
We are hosting another MHFA training! This training is geared toward adults who work with youth. It is Friday March 24th from 8 am until 3 pm at Level Volunteer Fire Company. Come learn how to help youth who may be struggling with their mental health. See the flyer below to register.
Last call to register for this FREE training! Food provided. Must register today to ensure your spot.
Holidays can be a difficult and stressful time. That's why it's so important to stop and listen to your own needs, too. If you’re looking for help for mental health or substance use, help is available: http://samhsa.gov/find-help
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September is national recovery month. In recognition, we will be sharing success stories from Harford County residents throughout the month to shine a light on recovery.
If there’s an #emergency and you can’t talk on a call to 911, now you can text 911. Learn more:
Host Mark Vernarelli explores the opioid / heroin epidemic with Joe Ryan, Manager of the Harford County Office of Drug Control Policy, Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler and Linda Williams, Executive Director of Addiction Connections Resource. Harford Cable Network
Thank you to the Gallion family for bringing awareness to the heroin epidemic in Harford County.
Take 30 seconds and watch this Public Service Announcement and pass it on to a friend , It might save someone’s life!
In honor of all of the amazing things that happened in support of Recovery Month September 2014, we created a compilation of the pictures taken at all events. We hope you enjoy it, thank you everyone who participated. It would never have been as successful or wonderful without each and everyone of you. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
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N. Main StreetHarford County Commission for Women
N. Main StreetTown of Bel Air Arts & Entertainment District
N Main StreetTown of Bel Air Economic Development Departme
N. Main StreetHarford County Liquor Control Board
N Main StreetDepartment of the USAGT. emergency preparedne
S Bond Street, JarrettsvilleHarford County Department of Parks and Recrea
N. Tollgate RoadHarford County State's Attorney's Office
W. Courtland StreetHarford County Department of Community Servic
N. Main StreetNavy Recruiting Station Bel Air
Baltimore PikeBel Air Branch of Harford County Public Libra
E Pennsylvania AvenueHarford County DPW - Highways Division
S Bond StreetHarford County Liquor Control Board
N Main StreetThe Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company
S Hickory Avenue