Get in Touch

The Campbell Center welcomes inquiries about our programs, partnership opportunities, and resources. Whether you are seeking support, exploring collaboration, or have questions about our work in mental health and substance addiction recovery, we encourage you to reach out.

General Inquiries

For questions about our education, advocacy, and resource programs, please contact our main office. Our team is available to discuss how we can support individuals and communities navigating mental health and substance addiction challenges.

Mailing Address

The Campbell Center
Washington, DC

Phone

Please call our main line for assistance. If you are reaching out about a specific program or event, mention it when you call so we can direct you to the right team member.

The Campbell Center extends a steady welcome to anyone touched by mental health or substance addiction challenges, whether you are just beginning to seek help, have been walking a recovery path for years, or are a professional hoping to connect and collaborate. Every conversation begins with a willingness to listen, and the center’s team approaches each inquiry with respect, privacy, and a focus on meeting people where they are. From learning about trauma-informed workshops to discussing peer support networks or exploring advocacy initiatives, the staff is prepared to provide clear, compassionate guidance. Reaching out is often the hardest step, and the center strives to make that moment as straightforward and supportive as possible, honoring the courage it takes to ask for information or assistance.

For those interested in partnership or community engagement, the Campbell Center values relationships built on shared purpose and mutual understanding. Organizations, faith communities, healthcare providers, and local leaders are invited to explore how collaborative efforts can strengthen the network of care available to individuals facing mental health or substance use disorders. The center also welcomes volunteers and advocates who want to contribute their time, skills, or voice to advance recovery-oriented programs and reduce stigma. Whether the goal is co-hosting an event, developing training opportunities, or simply learning more about the center’s work, open dialogue is the foundation of meaningful change. Every connection made helps plant seeds of healing and hope for tomorrow.

Transition Age Youth Program

The Campbell Center also operates the Transition Age Youth Program (TAYP), dedicated to supporting young adults as they move from youth-oriented services into adult systems of care. For TAYP-specific questions, please use the dedicated contact channel below.

Contact TAYP

Have a question about the Transition Age Youth Program? Reach the TAYP team directly for information on resources, eligibility, and how to get involved.

TAYP Contact Page

Partnership Opportunities

The Campbell Center values coalition building and collaboration with community organizations, advocacy groups, and professionals in the behavioral health field. If your organization is interested in partnering on events, training, or resource development, we would be glad to hear from you. Reach out through our general contact channels to start the conversation.