Focus Recovery Center believes recovery is supported by more than treatment alone. Many individuals and families also need access to trusted community resources, peer support, crisis services, health programs, housing assistance, food support, and local recovery meetings.
This page brings together helpful resources for people in Frederick, Maryland and nearby communities who are looking for additional support during recovery or while helping someone they care about.
Peer support can be an important part of recovery. Support groups allow individuals and families to connect with others, share experiences, build accountability, and stay connected to recovery-focused communities.
Use this section as a clean grid of cards.
Narcotics Anonymous offers peer-based recovery meetings for individuals seeking support from substance use and addiction. Visitors can search for meetings, learn about the program, and find recovery support options.
Alcoholics Anonymous provides peer-support meetings for individuals seeking recovery from alcohol use. The program helps people connect with local and online meeting options.
Medication Assisted Recovery Anonymous is a peer-support community for people whose recovery includes medication-assisted treatment. It can offer support for individuals who want connection with others on a similar path.
SMART Recovery offers recovery support based on self-management tools, coping skills, and practical strategies for changing harmful behaviors.
Frederick County offers several local programs that may help individuals and families connect with behavioral health care, crisis support, recovery resources, and basic needs services. The Frederick County Health Department’s Local Behavioral Health Authority provides information and referral support for mental health and substance use-related resources in Frederick County.
Frederick County offers several local programs that may help individuals and families connect with behavioral health care, crisis support, recovery resources, and basic needs services. The Frederick County Health Department’s Local Behavioral Health Authority provides information and referral support for mental health and substance use-related resources in Frederick County.
The Frederick County Health Department provides local resource information for behavioral health, crisis services, substance use support, recovery programs, and community assistance.
Frederick County Adult Recovery Services helps connect individuals with recovery support, behavioral health treatment, housing resources, medical care, employment support, peer support, overdose response training, and other recovery-related services.
The COAST Program helps connect people experiencing substance use disorder or addiction with treatment and recovery resources in the community. The program also provides naloxone and drug checking strips free of charge to people at risk of overdose or those who may witness one.
Frederick County Behavioral Health Services provides information and support related to mental health, substance use services, prevention programs, and community-based care.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911 right away. For mental health or substance use crisis support, Frederick County and Maryland also provide crisis and referral resources that may help individuals connect with local services.
The City of Frederick lists the Mental Health Association of Frederick County as a 24/7 walk-in crisis resource at 340 Montevue Lane and also points residents to 211 Maryland for essential needs support. (City of Frederick) The Mental Health Association of Frederick County also lists its Walk-In Crisis Care Center and community resource guide. (FC Mental Health)
For a life-threatening emergency, overdose, medical emergency, or immediate safety concern, call 911.
211 Maryland helps connect people with local support for food, housing, mental health, crisis assistance, and other essential needs.
Local walk-in crisis services may be available for individuals experiencing mental health or substance use-related distress. Availability and hours should be verified directly before visiting.
Recovery can be harder when basic needs are not stable. Local food, shelter, healthcare, housing, and social service resources may help individuals and families manage daily needs while working toward recovery.
The City of Frederick Housing and Human Services website includes local support categories such as the Frederick Food Bank and Health Center. (Frederick Housing & Human Services) Frederick County’s official recovery resource page also includes support categories such as healthcare, food, shelter, and related assistance. (Frederick County MD)
The resources listed on this page are provided for general information and community support. Focus Recovery Center is not responsible for the services, availability, eligibility rules, schedules, or content of outside organizations.
Before visiting a location or attending a meeting, please confirm details directly with the organization. If you are experiencing an emergency or immediate safety concern, call 911.
Community resources can support recovery, but professional treatment may also be needed. Focus Recovery Center provides outpatient addiction treatment, medication-assisted treatment, counseling, intensive outpatient care, and recovery support in Frederick, Maryland.
Speak with our team today to ask about services, appointment options, and next steps.
