Provides education support, mentoring, and arts enrichment for youth. Youth Enrichment More information: - Available from October 4th to May 26th - Meets at St. Francis Neighborhood Center Monday through Thursday after school - Students receive dinner, tutoring, and education, and participate in dance, art, and music groups

Provides a mentoring program for refugee youth to help promote social inclusion, academic achievement, and career and vocational development. Mentoring Program

Provides treatment and support to youth who have broken the law or who pose a risk to themselves or others. Juvenile Delinquency Prevention More information: - Services vary by program location

Provides mentoring-based psychiatric rehabilitation services for children and teens. Mental Healthcare More information: - Meetings occur at least once a week at home, in the community, or in the office - Includes anger management, art expression, study and social skills, hygiene development, money management, and workforce readiness - Offers community activities including outings to parks, playgrounds, museums, libraries, or the mall

Enforces laws, ensures the safety and welfare of the public, and works to prevent and stop crime. Law Enforcement More information: - Provides animal control services in Salisbury - Distributes gun locks and information on safe firearm ownership - Bicycle registration available

Provides weekly psychiatric rehabilitation services for adults, children, and adolescents with severe and persistent mental illness. Mental Health Support Services More information: - Includes a personalized plan to help individuals improve their interpersonal and social skills

Matches children with trained mentors who offer support and guidance for at least a year. Mentoring Program More information: - Offers professional supervision and different meeting options - Participants can receive a backpack filled with school supplies and personal care items - Accepts donations of money

Provides a mentoring program for refugee youth to help promote social inclusion, academic achievement, and career and vocational development. Mentoring Program

Provides youth development programs in west Baltimore City. Youth Development More information: - Includes afterschool, weekend, and summer learning opportunities, recreation, and mentoring - Topics include education, technology, finance, health, fitness, arts and crafts, cooking, and more - Offers tutoring in math, reading, writing, and computers

Matches individuals with developmental disabilities to a mentor who can accompany them to various events, including concerts, libraries, movies, car shows, dining out, and others. Mentoring Programs

Offers assessment and counseling services. Mental Health Counseling More information: - Medication management and transportation may be provided on a case-by-case basis - Telehealth services available

Provides educational and recreational programs for girls. Youth Development More information: - Includes a literacy program, STEM sessions, and a social-emotional learning skills program - Provides programs in financial literacy, nutrition, and exercise - Offers a more traditional Girl Scout experience in underserved communities

Provides mentoring services promoting healthy social and emotional development, academic achievement, cultural enrichment, college and career exploration, and healthy life skills for middle and high school girls. Mentoring

Provides free tutoring and mentoring for students in immigrant families. Tutoring and Mentoring Services More information: - Available on Tuesdays from 5PM to 7PM

Provides students with mentors to help them improve grades, attendance, and behaviors. Mentoring More information: - Mentors meet one-on-one with students for 1 hour per week during the school year - High school students may become peer tutors or mentors for other students

Provides a mentoring program for refugee youth to help promote social inclusion, academic achievement, and career and vocational development. Mentoring Program

Connects Jewish children with Jewish adults who can serve as mentors and friends. Mentoring Programs

Offers a range of services for children and adolescents. Youth Services More information: - Provides early childhood mental health evaluations and interventions - Offers school based mental health services - Includes mentoring, foster care youth support, and psychiatric rehabilitation services

Offers information and support to individuals and families living with diabetes. Peer Support Services More information: - Provides a mentoring program for individuals with diabetes - Connects parents of children living with diabetes for peer counseling

Offers a variety of recreational activities to the community. Recreation and Leisure Activities More information: - Includes therapeutic and summer camps, arts and crafts, music classes, fitness, pools, and exercise - Programs for individuals with disabilities and older adults available - Provides a preschool program for children

Provides mentoring and support services for individuals with mental illness. Mentoring and Tutoring Services More information: - Home visits and family meetings can be arranged - Crisis intervention services provided for youth involved in gangs

Provides resources and support to help youth complete high school or its equivalent, develop leadership skills, and prepare for the workforce. Youth Employment and Job Training More information: - Includes counseling, mentoring, tutoring, group activities, work experience, and occupational skills training

Provides young adults with opportunities to improve their job skills and education. Workforce Development More information: - Offers GED enrollment, job and occupational skills training, opportunities for work experience, mentorship, and counseling services

Provides after school, summer, and mentoring programs for Asian Pacific American K-12 students. Youth Development

Matches children to an adult volunteers who share their experiences and skills, emotional support, guidance, and provides companionship. School-Based Mentoring More information: - Mentoring occurs at the child's school or in a community setting at least one hour per week during the school year