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Provides resources for substance use treatment and rehabilitation services. Addiction and Recovery More information:
- Offers resources, referrals, case management, and outreach
Provides a bed frame, twin mattress, bedding, and pillow to children who do not have a bed. Home Goods More information: - In partnership with participating Ashley Stores
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Provides access to Wi-Fi-enabled Chromebook laptops on a short-term loan basis. Library Services More Information:
- does not provide internet services
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Provides affordable housing and support services for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. Transitional Housing More information:
- Provides supportive services to help with job training or mental health issues
- Provides housing for single men and women, and families
Provides a variety of public parks and recreational activity centers. Leisure and Recreation More information: - Includes cultural and performing arts, hobbies, nature education, social activities, special events, sports and fitness activities, therapeutic recreation, camp sites, and water-oriented activities
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Performs diagnostic and therapeutic gynecologic procedures to address reproductive health concerns and structural abnormalities. Medical Care More information:
- Diagnostic imaging includes colposcopy, sonohysterogram, and hysteroscopy
- Offers surgical treatments like hysterectomies
- Localized treatments include cryosurgery and loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP)
- Performs minor procedures for the removal of skin tags and lesions in the vaginal and vulvar regions
Provides perishable and nonperishable groceries to individuals in need. Food Assistance
Provides library services including materials loan, programs for all ages, and meeting rooms. Library Services More information:
- Loans books, movies, audio books, CDs, video games, digital materials, and more.
- Offers mobile services at various locations throughout the County.
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Helps families learn and grow together through special programs that prepare children for school and long-term success. Education Support More information:
- Facilitates developmental screenings and early intervention identification
- Offers family learning activities, evidence-based playgroups, and home visiting programs
- Provides parenting workshops, training, and education
- Connects families to resources, including adult education, job help, and case management
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Helps build houses for low-income families who don't qualify for a conventional mortgage and have no other way of owning a home. Housing Assistance More information:
- Each adult in the family is required to work at least 250 hours in sweat equity.
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Provides outpatient substance use disorder treatment services. Substance Use Disorder Services
Offers case management and financial assistance to individuals at risk or experiencing homelessness.
Housing Assistance
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Funds may be available for rent payments and utility shut offsRapid Rehousing provides rental assistance for clients experiencing homelessness to assist in getting clients into housing through a housing first approach
Provides presentations and workshops in a group setting on various mental health issues. Mental Health Services More Information:
- Topics include Mental Health in the African American community
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- Helps with basic tax law, tax law changes, Affordable Care Act, and economic impact payments
- Forms assistance available for Form 911, Form 2290, and Form W-7
- Can assist with IP PINS and ITIN requests
- Distributes tax forms
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Offers pediatric dental and vision care.
Medical Care
Provides health insurance for disabled and low-income. Insurance Services More information:
- Includes guidance on Aged, Blind, and Disabled (ABD), Medicaid and Medicare Buy-In Programs (Qualified Medicare Beneficiary and Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary), Long Term Care Medical Assistance Expanded Medicaid through the Maryland Health Connection (MHC)
Promotes wellness and builds foundation of social-emotional skills, healthy choices, and physical activity. Community Center More information:
- Passport to Manhood promotes and teaches responsibility to prepare boys for adulthood
- Smart Girls promotes health, fitness, prevention, education, and self-esteem to prepare girls for adulthood
- SMART Moves focuses on building attitudes and skills that support healthy decision making and promotes positive health outcomes
- Triple Play promotes overall health by increasing daily physical activity, teaching nutrition, and developing healthy relationships
- School-based programming offered at Howard Community College, Harper's Choice Middle School, and Laurel Woods Elementary School
Provides a home visiting program for parents and soon-to-be parents. Pregnancy and Childbirth Support More information:
- Staff visit for one hour per week to provide information on pregnancy, childbirth, and child development
- Offers assistance accessing medical care, housing, and childcare
Offers substance use disorder treatment and psychiatric rehabilitation services.
Addiction and Recovery, Mental Health Services
Provides financial assistance to residents facing eviction or utility disconnection, and those who need help with prescription medications.
Financial Assistance, Utility Assistance, Prescription Services
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- All payments are made directly to the landlord, utility company, or pharmacy
Provides learning opportunities in the form of academic programs, computer classes, continuing education, distance learning, and weekend college programs. Educational Programs More information: - GED, English as a Second Language, and Adult Basic Education programs available - Offers student services, athletics, workforce development, and campus organizations
Serves hot meals to individuals in need.
Food Assistance
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Offers shelter to individuals experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter, Addiction and Recovery, Mental Health Services, Employment Services More Information:
- Includes access to employment assistance, behavioral health services, and substance abuse services
- Cannot accommodate individuals who are sex offenders or individuals who require medical assistance
Provides assistance with utility shut offs and rent payments. Financial Assistance More information:
- Open to both eviction and non-eviction cases, and residents of Section 8 or subsidized housing
- Depending on eligibility, may also provide a rent stipend for up to 12 months
