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Way Station is a nonprofit organization that provides behavioral health and employment services to children, adolescents, adults and families. With more than 400 employees, the organization serves over 7,000 individuals. Its National Education Center offers programmatic consultation in partnership with George Washington University Center for health policy research to nearly 200 government and private disability agencies. Founded in 1978, Way Station provides child and adolescent, community employment, day psychiatric rehabilitation and detention center mental health programs. The organization offers fieldwork training to advanced degree human service students throughout the United States through formal affiliations with more than 85 colleges and universities. It is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

Serenity Treatment Center, established in 2010, is dedicated to rebuilding lives through quality outpatient addiction recovery programs in Maryland. With locations in Frederick and Hagerstown, the center offers a holistic blend of innovative and traditional therapies tailored to adults struggling with substance use disorders. The center recently introduced a Men's Level 3.1 Residential Treatment Program, providing a supportive low-intensity residential environment. Serenity is committed to personalized, confidential care and engages with local communities, ensuring a therapeutic journey that fosters healing and growth for individuals and their loved ones. Generated from the website