In 2023, Washington County saw a total of 3,275 calls to IMPACT 211 for mental health services. Access to individual counseling services is a critical need for the community. To help address this need, the United Way continues to invest in two agencies to provide mental health counseling services to youth for 2024.
Great things are happening at United Way of Washington County, and now it's easier than ever to stay informed about the positive change our givers, advocates, and volunteers are creating throughout the community. Whether it's a press release, community blog, photo gallery, video update, or calendar of events you're looking for, this page is your link to all the latest United Way of Washington County news.
Every day, people in our community face personal and social crises. Homelessness. Hunger. Substance use disorders. Lack of or low-quality education. Quality health care that is out of reach.
We – the team at United Way of Washington County, our partners and supporters like you – surround tough problems like these and we fight. We fight to make the lives of every person in our community better by improving their health, education and financial stability.
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We've joined the Pacesetter Challenge. We'll be helping to set the pace for the 2020 campaign by running our campaign from October 19th to the 23rd. Thank you for being a part of the Uniting Force for Good and helping individuals and families in need!
-Kristin Brandner, Executive Director
