The demand for quality mental health and substance use care has never been greater. But funding for critical community-based services and important public behavioral health programs has not kept pace with the need.

On February 26 at noon, hundreds of people will rally on Lawyer's Mall in front of the State House in Annapolis to stand up for the more than 1 million Marylanders who live with a mental health or substance use disorder.

Come join us and help make a difference!

We are urging the General Assembly to provide adequate funding for critical mental health and substance use care. But we need your help. Legislators need to know how important this issue is to the public.

Join us on February 26 to make your voice heard and help us Keep the Door Open in Maryland!