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• Center is open 5 days a week and keeps a warmline open for calls 
• Offers activities, trips, structured peer support groups, and community resource referrals

Offers a summer camp that includes swimming, weekly field trips, arts & crafts, special events, and educational activities.

Camps

Offers temporary housing and support services.

Housing Assistance

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- Includes case management, job readiness, and help finding permanent housing
- Stays are limited to 90 days

Provides information and resources for enforcing and filing complaints on civil rights issues.

Government Offices and Services, Helplines and Information

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- Offers literature, reports, webinars, and more
- Includes right on employment, voting, criminal, education, housing, and more

• Helps with housing, transportation, education, employment, medical care, and benefits

Manages and monitors juvenile intake complaints.

Correctional Facilities and Services

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- Assesses and reviews complaints to promote the best interest of the child and community
- Assesses whether the juvenile court has jurisdiction and if judicial action is warranted
- Identifies risk, needs, and strengths
- When appropriate, diversion programs are offered

• Connects survivors with resources such as support groups, financial counseling, and spiritual and bereavement counselors

• Other needs may be considered on a case-by-case basis 
• Assistance is subject to the availability of funds; provides referrals if unable to assist

Offers a summer camp that includes swimming, weekly field trips, arts & crafts, special events, and educational activities.

Camps

Offers educational courses in the field of nursing.

Educational Programs, Financial Assistance

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- Programs include in-person and online classes in pre-licensure, graduate, doctoral, dual degrees, post-degree, and executive education
- Assists with financial aid and scholarship guidance

Offers guidance in becoming effective leaders and agents of change among peers and within the community.

Community Center

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- Youth of the Year celebrates achievements beginning locally with opportunities to progress to state, regional, and national levels
- Keystone Club (14 to 18 years) provides leadership development opportunities in academic success, career preparation, and community service
- Torch Club (11 to 13 years) develops leadership skills through chartered, small-groups, and service clubs
- Youth for Unity promotes equity and inclusion through service-learning, activities, and conversations
- School-based programming offered at Charlestown Elementary, George D. Lisby Elementary, Dublin Elementary, Bakersfield Elementary, Thomson Estates Elementary, Chesapeake City Elementary, and H. H. Garnet Elementary

Offers free job training to Baltimore City residents who are unemployed or underemployed.

Employment Services

Helps individuals find jobs and prepare for employment.

Employment Services

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- Includes evaluation and tips on resume writing, interview techniques, and job applications
- Offers job training, labor market information, and a self-service job search database system
- Provides free information on local apprenticeship programs statewide

Provides after-school art programs to foster creativity and provide positive self-expression.

Community Center

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- Includes rhythmic literary arts, photography, and drama
- School-based programming offered at Howard Community College, Harper's Choice Middle School, and Laurel Woods Elementary School

Offers many different types of volunteer opportunities, matching skill sets, interests, and enthusiasm for short or long-term positions.

Volunteering

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- All volunteers must pass a background check and complete training certifications before orientation

• Includes basic living skills, community involvement, and work skills development

• Participating families may meet with a case manager once a month 
• Accepts donations of new toys, books, clothes, and household items during the holidays

Provides assistance finding long-term care support options and determines eligibility for public programs.

Aging Services

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- Helps with level of care determinations
- Refers to programs related to health education, nutrition, transportation, and income support
- Screens for Medicaid nursing facility and home and community-based service waiver programs
- Offers case management for older adults and consultations and seminars for caregivers
- Assists with applications for the Homeowners' and Renters' Tax Credit program

• Services include crisis intervention, support groups, and information on reporting options

Provides cash assistance to low-income, disabled individuals through a period of short-term disability or while they are awaiting approval of federal disability support.

Financial Assistance

Offers programs that explore career interests, develop employability skills, and apply knowledge in real-world settings.

Community Center

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- Career Launch offers activities that match interests to career clusters and identify the skills and education needed for a particular career path
- Money Matters promotes decision-making skills for finical well-being and success
- School-based programming offered at Howard Community College, Harper's Choice Middle School, and Laurel Woods Elementary School

Provides housing and support for individuals who have had current or past criminal records.

Temporary Shelter

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- Holds weekly meetings for residents to learn life and social skills
- Provides employment services for residents.

Provides vocational training and connections to jobs and employers for temporary or permanent work.

Employment Services

Offers five-year apprenticeship training program in the pipe trade, which combines classroom instruction and on-the-job training.

Employment Services