Montgomery County Hotline

The Montgomery County Hotline is a 24-hour direct service in which trained volunteers and staff provide telephone supportive listening, facilitation of problem solving, crisis intervention, suicide prevention, and information and resources to Montgomery County residents and concerned friends and family. The Hotline works closely with the Montgomery County Crisis Center as part of a continuum of services to Montgomery County residents.

The Montgomery County Hotline is a program of the Mental Health Association of Montgomery County. Hotline staff participates in agency work to inform and educate the community about mental wellness.

The Youth Crisis Hotline is a volunteer service that provides similar services to county youth as part of a statewide initiative in suicide prevention.

National Lifeline Networks provide supportive listening and suicide information and prevention services for people who are suicidal, for people who are concerned about someone they love, or suicide survivors (someone who has lost a friend or family member by suicide).

Thank you for your interest in Montgomery County Hotline services! If you are interested in learning more about the Hotline's volunteer opportunities or upcoming trainings please contact Nicole Marshall at (301) 424-0656 ext .516 or email hotline@mhamc.org.