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Offers respite care services for families and caregivers of individuals with disabilities. Respite Care More information: - Available in one-time emergency situations or on an ongoing monthly or bi-monthly basis
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Provides caregivers with information, referrals, and support. Helplines and Information, Financial Assistance More information:
- Offers limited financial assistance for supplies and respite care
- Helps connect families with self-employed home care workers
Provides a virtual support group for kinship caregivers and their families.
Support Groups
Provides caregivers with information, referrals, and support. Helplines and Information, Financial Assistance More information:
- Offers limited financial assistance for supplies and respite care
- Helps connect families with self-employed home care workers
Provides psychiatric rehabilitation for children in foster care who have special behavioral health needs. Also supports family caregivers with overnight respite care and therapy.
Adoption and Foster Services, Respite Care
More information: -Offers respite in-home services up to 10 hours a day and out-of-home respite up to 12 nights every three months
Provides a support group program for single pregnant women that promotes personal growth, peer support, and pregnancy education.
Support Groups
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- Follows the Embrace Grace curriculum
- Meets one evening per week for 11 to 12 weeks
- Supports participants in building self-confidence and community connections
- Includes a baby shower at program completion
Provides services to support breastfeeding.
Pregnancy and Childbirth Support
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- Offers prenatal breastfeeding class
- Visits by a lactation consultant during your stay at the Family Birthplace are offered
- Provides a weekly support group meeting for moms and babies
- Provides a telephone warmline for breastfeeding support and questions
Helps family and informal caregivers care for their loved ones at home for as long as possible. Aging and Disability Services More information:
- Offers information and referrals, counseling, education, support, respite, and supplemental services
Offers a family and caregiver support program that includes training, counseling, and support groups. Caregiver Support Services More information:
- Includes information on and assistance with accessing available services - Provides respite care and supplemental services on a limited basis
Offers in-home care and respite services to assist individuals and their families in navigating developmental disabilities. In-Home Care More information:
- Nursing services include physical assessments, health case management, health counseling, staff training, and nurse monitoring
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Provides respite care for adults with intellectual disabilities in a facility or in their own home.
Aging and Disability Services
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- Offers both planned and emergency care
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Provides respite care services. Caregiver Support
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Provides non-medical home care services to individuals needing assistance with activities of daily living.
Aging and Disability Services
More information: - Includes personal care, companionship, and respite care services. - Offers specialized care for individuals with Alzheimer's Disease, Dementia, and post-surgery recovery needs.
Provides support groups for parents and caregivers who are feeling stressed and need help with their parenting skills. Support Groups More information:
- In person and virtual meetings available
- Sessions are non-judgmental and confidential
- Learn coping skills, discuss challenges and develop resilience, build community
Provides in-home caregiving and support for individuals with physical or cognitive disabilities.
In-Home Care
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- Personal care including bathing, grooming, toileting, and feeding
Provides resources and support for individuals experiencing postpartum depression and other perinatal mood disorders. Mental Health Support Services, Helplines and Information More information:
- Includes one-on-one support by phone, email, or in-person with a local coordinator
Provides caregivers with information, referrals, and support. Helplines and Information, Financial Assistance More information:
- Offers limited financial assistance for supplies and respite care
- Helps connect families with self-employed home care workers
Provides respite care services for families and caregivers of individuals with developmental disabilities. Respite Care
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Provides financial reimbursement for short-term, periodic, and temporary care of individuals with developmental or functional disabilities in order to temporarily relieve the family or informal caregiver. Respite Care
Provides in-home assistance and delivery services to eligible older adults. In-Home Care More information:
- Includes shopping, personal hygiene, cleaning, medication assistance, nursing, and respite care
Provides support services for children with Neurodivergent and Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families. Mental Health Services More information: - Includes social skills groups for children and classes for parents on effectively communicating - Provides services in person and at Baltimore Country local schools
Offers support services to individuals with disabilities.
Respite Care, Aging and Disability Services, Case Management, Rehabilitation Services
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- Provides residential community living, respite services, and personal support services
- Includes case management, family and individual support, and life skills development
Provides personal care assistance services such as companionship, meal preparation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, respite care, non-emergency transportation, and child support. In-Home Care
Operates a nursing facility that provides services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including supported living, personal support services, respite care, and transportation.
Residential Care
Provides information, referral, and support for families with children who have special needs. Parenting Resources, Support Groups More information: - Offers a lending library, workshops, and seminars - Hosts family events, such as sensory holiday events, movie time, picnics, and nature center visits - A parent support group meets twice monthly
