Harford Recovery Center – Aberdeen, MD
Voices of Hope's Harford Recovery Center is open 7 days a week, 365 days a year, Monday - Sunday from 8:00 am - 1:00 am! Our Certified Peer Recovery Specialists are available to provide immediate assistance now!
Harford Recovery Center is located at 7 Aberdeen Shopping Plaza, Aberdeen MD 21001 (Ollie’s Shopping Center). No appointment needed, stop on in. To talk to a Peer by phone call 443-993-7055 and press option 3 at the prompt. Below are some of the other services available immediately along with our meeting schedule.
Treatment Coordination
Get connected to substance use treatment programs—with transportation support available if needed.
Recovery Housing Support
Let us help you find the recovery residence that best fits your needs and goals.
Personalized Recovery Planning
Work with Peer Recovery Specialists to create a recovery plan built around your unique journey.
Family & Friends Support
We offer support groups for loved ones affected by addiction—because recovery impacts everyone.
On-Site Recovery Meetings
Join us for in-person recovery meetings held at our location. All are welcome!
Recovery-Friendly Events
Take part in fun, sober community events designed to inspire connection and celebrate recovery.
Harm Reduction Services
Access syringe services, Hepatitis C testing, safer use and safer sex education, along with free prevention supplies.
Community Syringe Cleanup
Request assistance for safe syringe cleanup in your community.
Training & Internships
Start your path as a Maryland Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) or Community Health Worker (CHW) with our training and hands-on internship opportunities.
The Harford Recovery Center, which opened its doors on September 3, 2021, has become a crucial resource for those affected by substance use. Since launching our Syringe Service Program in July 2022, we have made significant progress by partnering with the Problem Solving Courts to assist individuals struggling with substance use. We provide essential transportation services, including rides from the detention center for those most at risk of overdose and transportation to recovery supports. Additionally, we offer Narcan training to local stakeholders and community members, and we extend outreach and support to local substance treatment programs and sober living organizations. Our active participation in community events and collaboration with community partners and law enforcement further enhances our efforts. By working together, we are dedicated to building a stronger, more supportive, and healing community while striving to prevent overdose deaths and help individuals find their path to recovery.
Furthermore, we assist individuals in securing funding for recovery housing, recognizing the critical role stable housing plays in the recovery process. Through available grants and partnerships, we aim to reduce barriers to treatment and provide comprehensive support for those on their journey to recovery.
