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Operates a monthly farmers market that provides free fruits and vegetables. Food Assistance

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

Provides a 12-week fitness and support program for individuals affected by cancer. Leisure and Recreation More information:

• Meets twice a week for individualized exercise sessions
• Features instruction from wellness coaches trained in post-rehabilitation exercise and supportive cancer care
• Assists individuals in developing a personal fitness plan for long-term health

Provides residential services for adults experiencing mental health or substance use issues. Mental Health Services More information:

• Provides individual and group therapy
• Offers therapy and medication management

Offers in-person and virtual mental health counseling in individual, family, and group sessions. Mental Health Services

Provides for the anonymous hand-over of an unharmed infant in cases where the mother doesn't feel ready to have children and wants to safely leave their newborn child without the risk of arrest or prosecution. Pregnancy and Childbirth Support

Distributes nonperishable food to individuals in need. Food Assistance More information: - Offers frozen meat, fresh produce, household goods, toiletries, and health aids when available - May occasionally also have Kosher food

Distributes 10-year lithium-powered, tamper-resistant smoke alarm, alongside a home fire safety inspection. Public Health and Safety More information:

• Includes installation by a local firefighter
• Provides fall safety information for seniors

Offers psychotherapy treatment for a variety of mental health concerns. Mental Health Services.

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

• Services are performed by dental students 
• After-hours care can be obtained by calling the Howard University Hospital Dental Clinic

• Transitional housing stays are limited to 6 months and include case management 
• Short-term housing available in host homes with host families

Offers affordable housing for older adults that is controlled by the resident members. Housing Assistance More information:

• Residents vote on all major operating decisions and serve in elected or appointed positions

Provides outpatient substance use disorder treatment and detoxification services. Addiction and Recovery More information: - Offers medication-assisted treatment that includes methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, Buprenorphine, and Vivitrol. - Supports individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. - Can assist with complex pain management needs.

Provides grocery delivery service to families in Howard County unable to visit an in-person distribution center. Food Assistance More information:

• You may re-order 7 days after receiving your last delivery

Serves as a public library offering a variety of services to the community. Library Services More information:

• Includes age-specific literacy programs
• Meeting and conference rooms available to reserve

Provides services to establish and enforce child support orders. Family Services More information: - Assists with locating the noncustodial parent, establishing paternity, establishing a court order for child support and health insurance, enforcing the court order, reviewing and adjusting the court ordered support amount, collecting support payments, and more

Provides clinical support and therapeutic interventions for individuals navigating perimenopause, menopause, and the postmenopausal transition. Medical Care More information:

• Evaluates and manages bladder control issues, recurrent infections, and pelvic floor weakness
• Treatment options include medication, therapeutic exercise, and hormone replacement therapy

Sells donated, overstocked, discontinued, new, and used building materials, appliances, furniture, and other items. Home Goods More information:

• Accepts donations of building materials, appliances, furniture, cabinets, windows, plumbing, and other items.

Provides a food pantry.

Food Assistance More information:

• Accepts food donations

state agency that provides legal, fiscal, committee, and research support to the Maryland General Assembly Information and Helplines More information:

• Operates a legislative library and information desks at the capital complex
• Helps create bills, analyzes policies and finances, and responds to research inquiries
• Provides information on current bills and legislation

Offers community living support to individuals with disabilities. Respite Care More information: - Information about housing options, supported employment, and respite services

Offers financial assistance for rent. Financial Assistance More information:

• Assists with paying a portion of the rent but not with regular rent payments

Educates individuals on healthy relationship dynamics and alternatives to abusive behavior through a 28-week, discussion-based program. Correctional Facilities and Services More information:

• Certified by the Maryland Governor’s office for court-mandated domestic violence treatment
• Offers individual sessions for women requiring Abusive Intervention Programming (AIP)
• Facilitates group sessions for men to challenge controlling behaviors and develop healthier coping mechanisms for stress, anger, and conflict

Provides up to one year of housing and support to veterans experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter More information:

• Includes employment, training, education, and support services for health-related matters