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Provides independent housing options for older adults.

Housing Assistance

• Includes before and after care

Provides library services including materials loan, programs for all ages, and meeting rooms.
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Library Services

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- 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.

• Offers referrals for STD testing, post-abortion counseling, medical care, housing, and abortion pill reversal as needed

• Offers budget and credit counseling, below-market financing, and incentive programs 
• Home purchase workshops are scheduled monthly 
• One-on-one counseling sessions available

• Offers training and continuing education for childcare providers

Provides a grocery store-like experience for families where they can choose their own food items.

Food Assistance

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- Offers fresh produce, dairy, frozen meats, canned and boxed foods, hygiene and baby products, and allergy-friendly options
- Donations of unopened and unexpired food are accepted

Offers food assistance to those in need.

Food Assistance

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- Keeps food bags available for Centreville Elementary students

• Provides mental health and substance use disorder assessments 
• Follow-up counseling made available as necessary 
• Includes physical education and a structured daily routine

• Specialized treatment available for individuals with a dual diagnosis 
• Administered through the Program of Assertive Community Treatment

• Offers information about rights, peer support, and referrals to services in their community 
• Accompaniment to legal hearings may be provided in some cases

Provides one-on-one tutoring for individuals with dyslexia or similar language-based learning challenges.

Education Support

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- Available on-site and in the community

• Typically involves 8 to 20 sessions per year 
• Open to people of all faiths or no religious affiliation; can include discussions of faith if requested

• Includes swimming, fishing, challenge courses, games, campfires and music 
• Grief counselors are available on-site to help campers learn healthy coping skills

Provides outpatient mental health services.

Mental Health Services

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- Telehealth available
- Includes intake and assessment
- Provides individual, family, and group counseling

Operates a crisis response hotline for survivors of sexual violence and individuals experiencing homelessness.

Crisis Services

Provides information and referral services on Maryland laws related to wage and employment laws.

Helplines and Information

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- Accepts and investigates complaints concerning Wage Payment and Collection Law violations

• Helps with cases related to unsanitary conditions or denial of healthcare at the detention center

• Campers receive breakfast and lunch; transportation is available from local elementary schools

Helps individuals who are HIV-positive access and maintain basic medical care.

Advocacy

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- Offers educational and preventative services, workshops, trainings, and health fairs
- Provides technical assistance to communities and faith-based organizations

• Includes individual, marital, group, and family counseling 
• Spousal groups are also available