Open Arms Recovery Center · Hanover, PA

Recovery is Possible!!

You do not have to do this alone — we will welcome you with open arms.

Community connections

Local recovery support can help you stay connected between appointments.

Recovery is easier to sustain when people, places, and routines are working with you instead of against you. Peer support and local referrals can strengthen that connection.

Explore local support
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Peer support

Meetings and support groups can reduce isolation and build momentum.

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Family support

Resources for loved ones can help the whole household move forward.

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Care coordination

Local referrals can link you to the next helpful step.

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Local recovery support can help you stay connected between appointments.

Recovery is easier to sustain when people, places, and routines are working with you instead of against you. Peer support and local referrals can strengthen that connection.

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finding meetings or peer groups

staying connected to recovery supports between visits

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getting family support referrals

building a more stable support circle

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making local support easier to access

finding help that fits your life today

You do not have to build recovery alone.

You do not have to build recovery alone.

We can help you identify local supports that fit your goals and your pace.

Explore local support

Local and state contacts

Useful places to call, visit, or search next.

These contacts serve Hanover, York County, Adams County, Carroll County, Frederick County, Pennsylvania, or Maryland. Programs can have service-area, eligibility, waitlist, and appointment rules, so call before traveling and ask what documents or information to bring.

Carroll and Frederick counties, MD

Maryland 211

Call, text, chat, or search for recovery meetings, behavioral health, housing, food, and other supports.

Pennsylvania and Maryland

SAMHSA National Helpline

24/7 treatment-referral information for substance use and mental health services anywhere in the United States.

Pennsylvania and Maryland

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988 for an immediate mental-health or substance-use crisis. Call 911 for immediate danger or a medical emergency.

Before you go: Ask about current hours, intake requirements, transportation, language access, cost, and whether the program serves your county. If you cannot reach one resource, call 211 for another local referral.