For All Seasons has been serving Dorchester County families through its office in Cambridge for more than a decade. In early fall 2025, the agency will relocate its Cambridge office to a larger downtown site, helping to meet the growing community needs in the county and surrounding counties and to be more embedded in the community. This expansion is part of For All Seasons’ Bringing Mental Health to Main Street initiative, which aims to make mental health visible, accessible, and central to daily life on the Mid-Shore. On October 22, from 5:30 to 7 p.m., For All Seasons will host an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony, including tours, networking, and light fare – opening the doors to the community. The agency’s walk-in mental health services, Open Access™, will be added to the Race Street location in the coming weeks. Information on Open Access™ is available on the agency’s website.
There is a need for expanded mental health and victim services in Dorchester County. Last year, For All Seasons served 529 Dorchester County clients, representing nearly one in five of the clients For All Seasons serves. 22% of those clients were youth. In addition, For All Seasons has seen a high rate of rape crisis calls and referrals from Dorchester County.
“Our new office is not just four walls — it’s hope. Mental health is as essential as schools, hospitals, and businesses in a community. Care belongs on Race Street in downtown Cambridge – visible, local, and without stigma. It’s a place for children, families, and individuals to heal and thrive,” shares Beth Anne Dorman, President & CEO of For All Seasons.
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