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Offers housing and support to individuals who require help with daily living activities. Residential Care

Offers outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment services for mental health and substance use needs.

Mental Health Services, Addiction and Recovery

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- Includes evaluation; individual, group, and family therapy; and medication management

• Psychiatric rehabilitation services available
• Provides Narcan/Naloxone in crisis situations

Provides lunch for older adults in a community setting. Food Assistance

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• Some sites provide breakfast and/or dinner

Helps foreign-born individuals with legal and human rights issues. Legal Services More information: - Includes assistance with issues related to immigration, domestic violence, and family law - Provides language interpretation services - Training for direct service providers available - Offers information on children and youth, human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault

• Calls received 31 days after being on the registry may be reported to the FTC 
• An FAQ section is available on the website

Offers volunteer-based services to assist individuals and families making it easier to live at home and stay engaged in the community. Aging and Disability Services More information:

• 2 membership options; Full Membership and Social Membership
• Transportation including prescription pick up, grocery shopping, errands, and more
• Medical note keeping, technology support
• Friendly visits and phone calls
• Information and referral for assistance and support
• Assistance at home including minor home repairs, changing bulbs, putting out recycling bins, moving heavy objects, decluttering, and more
• Social events, interest groups, exercise and walking groups, educational programs, speaker series, and special programs

• Case management is provided as part of all programs 
• The Emergency Solutions Grant may provide up to 6 months of rental stipends for homeless families

Offers a 4-hour social day program for older adults who need supervision and structured activities. Community Centers More information:

• Lunch and snacks are provided each day
• Offers seated exercise, trivia, games, and music

Provides volunteer opportunities to become court-appointed special advocates for children. Volunteering

Runs detention facilities. Correctional Facilities More information:

• Includes dietary, medical, recreation, accredited education, and counseling services
• Youth attend school in the facility year round

Provides companionship, social engagement, and recreational activities at home and in the community. Aging and Disability Services More information:

• Supports individuals experiencing memory loss through routines and structured activities
• Tailors activities to the individual’s interests
• Encourages participation in social, faith-based, and community activities

Sells a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares, and more.

Clothing Assistance, Home Goods

Offers job training and employment assistance to older adults. Employment Services More information:

• Job training is provided through nonprofit and government agencies
• Participants are placed in permanent positions after training

Provides substance use disorder treatment and education. Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Includes outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment, partial hospitalization, and DUI education
• Offers an early intervention program for individuals without a confirmed diagnosis

Operates cooling centers at Recreation Activity Center locations during times of extreme heat. Disaster Services More information:

• Other locations may include public libraries, churches, community or senior centers, and malls or shopping centers

Provides primary medical care for adults and older adults, including preventive services and treatment for short-term and ongoing health conditions. Medical Care More information:

• Conducts physical, wellness, work, and preoperative exams
• Offers sexual health services and STI testing and treatment
• Performs EKGs, laboratory testing, and diagnostic testing
• Referrals available for mammograms and specialty care

Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence.

Benefits Counseling

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• Participants are required to engage in work activities
• Assistance is limited to 5 years of benefits in a lifetime

Provides support to individuals and families who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss.

Support Groups, Help Lines and Information, Mental Health Services

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• Support group meetings are held monthly and include information and speakers
• Offers referrals to other community resources

Provides comprehensive obstetric care throughout the pregnancy journey, including preconception planning, routine prenatal monitoring, and postpartum recovery support. Pregnancy and Childbirth Support More information:

• Offers sonograms and genetic and diagnostic testing options
• Prenatal visits involve physical exams, blood pressure monitoring, weight checks, and lab work
• Provides mental health resources and specialized support for postpartum depression
• Coordinates postpartum assessments to evaluate physical healing and breastfeeding success

Offers childcare for students on days when school is closed due to inclement weather, holidays, or professional days. Childcare

Offers low-income apartment housing for older adults. Housing Assistance More information:

• Consists of 6 efficiency apartments and 148 one-bedroom units
• Each unit features climate systems, emergency alarms, and kitchen appliances
• Amenities include laundry rooms, a library, community rooms, and a beauty salon
• Scheduled transportation available for shopping and leisure
• Hosts social activities like bingo, music, and movie days

Serves as a poison control center offering 24-hour phone assistance with poisoning and overdoses, including those that occur through swallowing, inhaling, or contact with the skin or eyes. Medical Care

More information: - Assists with suspected poisoning or overdose from: drugs and medicines; household, personal care, and garden products; chemicals; plants; bites and stings; gasses and fumes; and food poisoning. - If a patient requires medical attention the MPC will speak with the health care providers to develop a treatment plan and monitors patients in the hospital until they are discharged - Works with 911 first responders. - Provides educational materials and programs to the public.

• Provides grants for block improvement projects 
• Organizes events and neighborhood self-management in the Belair-Edison neighborhood

Offers preventative and primary medical care. Medical Care More information

• Services include acute care, chronic illness management, newborn pediatric clinic, women's health, and on-site lab services