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Provides services for individuals with serious mental illness. Mental Health Services More information: - Features a multidisciplinary team, low caseloads, round-the-clock support, and delivers most services directly in the community

Offers legal assistance and advocacy for individuals who have experienced domestic violence. Legal Services More information:

• Helps with protection orders, divorce, child custody, child support, and alimony
• Representation provided for protective order hearings, divorce, and custody case
• Court accompaniment available for criminal proceedings

Offers free monthly food benefits.

Benefits Counseling

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• Expedited SNAP benefits may be available for those in emergency situations

Provides outpatient mental health services, including therapy, medication management, and psychiatric rehabilitation. Mental Health Services More information: - Offers education, therapeutic mentoring, in-home services, socialization, and life skills coaching - Individual, family, couples, and group therapy available

Provides emergency transportation home from work. Transportation

Offers screening and referral to a variety of programs that serve individuals with developmental disabilities. Information and Referral More information: - Programs include case management, community learning, residential and transitional services, supportive employment, self-directed services, low intensity support, respite care, group homes, and alternative living units

Provides services for chemical dependency, eating disorders, and depression, and offers individual and group counseling, substance abuse therapy, and coping skills.

Addiction and Recovery, Mental Health Services

Provides tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, with a focus on taxpayers who are over 50 and have low to moderate income. Cannot help with business or complex taxes. Tax Services

Provides affordable housing options for individuals and families. Housing Assistance

Provides temporary and seasonal staffing services.

Employment Services

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• Offers temporary to permanent placement
• Provides Direct hire recruiting for employers
• Provides payroll and tax services

Provides victim and witness advocacy services. Victim and Witness Services More information:

• Arranges interviews, schedules court appearances, and provides information about the case
• Accompanies victims and witnesses to court
• Offers assistance with bad check restitution

Provides primary medical care services, including preventative and acute care, annual physicals, disease management, and referrals. Medical Care

Provides early childhood education, before and after-school child care, and summer camps.

Educational Programs

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

Provides limited financial assistance to individuals who have received an eviction or BGE shut-off notice. Financial Assistance

Provides information on becoming licensed as a daycare provider, either at a center or a private home. Records, Licenses, and Permits More information:

• Issues licenses and monitors all childcare centers and providers
• Investigates complaints about unlicensed daycare centers

Offers monthly bereavement support groups for individuals coping with the extreme illness or loss of a pet. Support Groups ​More information:

• Meetings provided online

• Offers day camps, HeadStart, and preschool 
• Survival skills training available 1 to 2 times a year

Provides information and support to victims of crimes committed by a juvenile. Victim and Witness Services, Correctional Facilities and Services More information: 

• Holds offenders accountable and determines obligation of restitution
• Informs victims on the status and outcome of their case
• Assists with impact statements and the documentation of losses for restitution
• Connects victims with community resources as needed

Offers day programs to help individuals become self-sustaining. Aging and Disability Services More information: - Provides community-based activities, volunteer opportunities, social, vocational, and life skills instruction, and hobby and recreational supports

Helps individuals and families learn, navigate, and manage systems of care. Case Management More information:

• Includes care coordination, educational and community support, and referrals to community programs

Offers information on educational and therapeutic programming, support groups, and social functions for individuals with Down syndrome and their families. Helplines and Information More information: - Provides a New Parent Pack at no cost - Events are scheduled throughout the year

Provides adults with assistance and support in improving their reading, writing, and math skills. Educational Programs

More information: - Helps with high school diploma requirements, learning English (ESL), career advancement, U.S. citizenship, and more

Serves as a peer-led substance use support organization that provides harm reduction programs, life skills support, and information and referrals. Addiction and Recovery More information: - Offers information and referral services - Evening and weekend resources to obtain detox and treatment are available

• Social supports include support groups, street outreach, and youth programming