Helps adults and out-of-school youth improve their literacy skills through educational assessment and one-on-one tutoring. Educational Support More information: - Tutoring available for literacy, ESL, math, and GED instruction

Provides educational classes for adults. Educational Programs More information: - Helps with English as a second language, GED preparation, basic reading, and math - Classes take place in different locations such as libraries and churches

Provides subsidized workforce housing for working families. Housing Assistance

Provides library services including materials loan, programs for all ages, and meeting rooms. Library Services More information: - Loans books, printed materials, ebooks, audio-visual materials, talking books, and more - Offers computer training, access to computers and Internet, and WiFi - Tax assistance available through the AmeriCorps Seniors Program and AARP Foundation Tax-Aide - Maintains materials for early childhood educators and child care providers at the Rockville Library - Operates a used book store at the Wheaton Branch

Provides library services including materials loan, programs for all ages, and meeting rooms. Library Services More information: - Loans books, movies, games, music, and more - Offers computer training, access to computers and Internet, and WiFi - Reference and inter-library loan services available - Operates a book mobile that visits day cares and assisted living communities

Distributes nonperishable food items to individuals in need. Food Pantry More information: - Offers toiletries and clothes when available - Assistance is limited to once per month per household - Donations of clothes, household items, and nonperishable food accepted

Offers food and nutrition services for pregnant and postpartum women, nursing mothers, and children up to age 5. Food/Nutrition Education More information: - Includes free food, education, support for breastfeeding (including breast pumps), and referrals for healthcare

Offers transportation assistance to travelers who are stuck in the Washington, D.C. or Maryland area. Transportation More information: - Available for domestic travel only

Provides library services including materials loan, programs for all ages, and meeting rooms. ? Library Services More information: - Loans books, printed materials, magazines, audio books, CDs, DVDs and more. - Maintains a collections of Russian, Spanish, and Korean materials. - Offers photocopier and printer access.

Provides supervised housing and support services for adults with a serious mental illness. Mental Health Residential Treatment Facilities More information: - Services vary in intensity depending on individual needs

Accepts donations and sells used books to support local libraries and library services. Donations

Offers a variety of summer camps for youth from June to August. Leisure and Recreation More information: - Traditional, specialty, and Leader in Training (LIT) camps available for different age groups

Provides mental health services, including assessments, counseling services, crisis intervention, and education. Mental Health Services More information: - Counseling available in individual, family, and group settings - The Summer Youth Success Program offers comprehensive workforce preparation training, career exploration, and paid internship opportunities

Operates a 24-hour helpline for women in crisis pregnancies. Pregnancy and Childbirth Support More information: - Includes counseling, referrals to pro-life doctors and hospitals, and education on pro-life issues - Offers education, pregnancy resources, and healing ministries

Provides methadone maintenance to individuals who are struggling with an addiction to opioids. Substance Use Disorder Services

Provides emergency shelter and support services to victims of intimate partner violence and their children. Domestic Violence Shelters More information: - Includes counseling, case management, and advocacy - Some services may be available to individuals who are not seeking residential services

Provides assistance over the phone for individuals applying for food stamps Food Stamps/SNAP More information: - Helps with adding/removing people from households, adjusting income or expenses, and changing address - Individuals renewing SNAP should have their 9-digit PIN ready - Cannot check the status of existing SNAP accounts or assist with WIC - Does not provide assistance with completing interviews for SNAP benefits

Provides subsidized workforce housing for working families. Housing Assistance

Offers classes to youth of all skill levels. Youth Enrichment More information: - Includes classes in art, crafts, science, technology, writing, and other individualized classes - College preparation classes in SAT Verbal and Math available for a fee

Oversees neighborhood and community parks and offers recreational activities for all ages. Parks and Recreation More information: - Activities may include cooking, art, exercise, martial arts, swimming, sports, outdoor activities, and events

Offers help finding local and national offices for individuals with cystic fibrosis. Healthcare Referrals

Offers day camps for K-12 students during school breaks. Day Camps More information: - Includes before and after care

Offers bagged meals to individuals in need. Food Assistance

Operates summer and day camps for children that offer activities, including horseback riding, canoeing, hiking, swimming, and arts and crafts. Youth Development

Offers partial hospitalization services to help stabilize children and adults with psychiatric disorders. Mental Health Services