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Offers a food pantry and food resources to the LGBTQ+ community. Food Assistance More information:

• Offers a food pantry, prepared foods, fresh produce, and more

Offers programs that explore career interests, develop employability skills, and apply knowledge in real-world settings. Community Center More information:

• Career Launch offers activities that match interests to career clusters and identify the skills and education needed for a particular career path
• Money Matters promotes decision-making skills for finical well-being and success
• School-based programming offered at Howard Community College, Harper's Choice Middle School, and Laurel Woods Elementary School

Court that hears landlord/tenant cases, replevin actions, traffic violations, criminal cases classified as misdemeanors and certain felonies, and civil cases in the amount of $30,000 or less Courts and Judicial Services

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• Generates peace and protective orders.
• Provides a mental health court and adult recovery court.

Offers assistance to individuals transitioning from psychiatric hospitalization to community living. Mental Health Services More information:

• Helps with communication and social skills, work readiness, exercise, nutrition, and recreation
• Offers medication managemnt, AHD testing and Psychotherapy sessions.

Helps Baltimore residents prepare for buying a home with guidance on budgeting, credit, and the mortgage process. Housing Assistance More information: - Connects clients to city and state incentives, like down payment and closing cost assistance, and special programs for city employees and first-time buyers - Offers credit counseling to help improve scores and boost eligibility for programs - Does not offer any form of rental or financial assistance

Provides financial support to non-profit organizations that support health and human services. Organizational Support More information:

• Conducts a yearly fundraising campaign and distributes funds based on community needs
• Offers technical assistance to member agencies

Provides hospice care for patients who are terminally ill and their families. Patient and Family Support More information:

• Provides counseling for patients and their families

Offers federally-funded temporary financial assistance.

Financial Assistance

Provides a mobile health unit offering free prenatal, postpartum, sexual, and reproductive healthcare.

Pregnancy and Childbirth Support

More information: ​- Care provided by Certified Nurse Midwives from the University of Maryland Capital Region Hospital

Offers in-person and virtual psychiatric medication management services. Mental Health Services

Provides 6-8 week education programs to help individuals and families better understand mental illness. Mental Health Services More Information:

• Offers Basics, Family- to-Family, and Peer-to-Peer sessions
• Basics class offered virtually

Provides a search tool for locating food programs. Food Assistance, Helplines and Information

• Adult Basic Education, English as a Second Language, and General Education Development available 
• Offers workforce development and training in various industries

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

• Offers groups separated by gender, care for dual-diagnosis, and buprenorphine maintenance
• Includes specialized treatment services for individuals living with HIV
• Provides medical, vocational, and educational services to program participants
• Includes assessments and evaluations

Provides tutoring in math and reading, as well as GED test preparation and Adult Basic Education.

Educations Programs

• Provides residents with personalized assistance, supervision, and health-related services

Distributes perishable food, nonperishable food, and personal hygiene products.

Food Assistance, Personal Goods and Services

Offers a range of mental health, education, and advocacy services for families with children.

Mental Health Services

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• Provides a school-based therapist at all chartered and public schools in Washington D.C.
• Training and consultation services available for community agencies

Offers placement services for children in need of homes. Adoption and Foster Services More information: - Works with other agencies to complete home studies for families wishing to adopt - Recruits, trains, licenses, supports, and encourages families interested in becoming foster parents

Provides wellness programs for the community, including CPR instruction, behavioral health, diabetes education, and classes on breastfeeding, infant care, and childbirth. Public Education and Information

Provides youth with opportunities for employment, mentorship, and case management services. Employment Services More information:

• Includes leadership development, career planning, financial literacy, job readiness and placement.

Enforces laws, ensures the safety and welfare of the public, and works to prevent and stop crime. Law Enforcement More information: - Responds to emergency calls and reports of suspected drug dealing and illegal firearms possession - Accepts misconduct complaints against police officers

Operates a peer-support helpline that provides information and referrals for issues related to mental illness. Helplines and Information More Information:

• Not a crisis line

Offers a treatment program for veterans who have been charged with misdemeanors or felonies. Courts and Judicial Services More information:

• Provides comprehensive treatment for substance use and mental health issues.
• Connects veterans to community programs and services.
• Participants are matched with a mentor who will support them throughout the program.

Offers a psychiatric rehabilitation program. Mental Health Services More Information

• Provides individual and group counseling
• Provides case management services
• Includes diagnostic assessment and consultation