Provides sign language interpreting services, ASL classes, and Deaf awareness workshops to individuals, families, businesses, and public institutions.Interpretation/Translation Services

Provides educational programs, information, and referrals to community resources.Information ServicesMore information: Education services include ESOL classes, basic computer training, and citizenship preparation Offers pro bono legal clinics in East County, Gaithersburg, and Germantown, and Wheaton

Offers information and referral services for immigrants and other foreign-born individuals.Information and ReferralMore information: Includes information on interpreters, English and citizenship classes, immigration advice, education programs, employment, healthcare, and transportation

Provides educational programs, information, and referrals to community resources.Information ServicesMore information: Education services include ESOL classes, basic computer training, and citizenship preparation Offers pro bono legal clinics in East County, Gaithersburg, and Germantown, and Wheaton

Provides an range of support services with a focus on Spanish-speaking individuals and families.Youth and Family Services More information: Offers legal immigration services, English as a Second Language classes, employment services, and a literacy program Assists with obtaining photo ID cards Can provide referrals for emergency food and clothing

Provides education services in Spanish and English to families in multicultural communities. Early Childhood EducationMore information: Offers an early childhood program and family support Accepts donations of clothes, household items, and office equipment

Helps low-income families and immigrants become self-sufficient and aware of their legal rights.Immigration ServicesMore information: Works with public and private organizations throughout the state Provides guidance on nutrition, healthcare, education, housing, employment, and benefits

Helps deaf and hard-of-hearing people become self-advocates by providing resources and support.Disability Rights Groups

Provides educational programs, information, and referrals to community resources.Information ServicesMore information: Education services include ESOL classes, basic computer training, and citizenship preparation Offers pro bono legal clinics in East County, Gaithersburg, and Germantown, and Wheaton

Offers services, advocacy, and support for individuals with hearing impairmentsDisability ServicesMore information: Provides interpreters, training on specialized equipment, ADA compliance, and sign language classes Coordinates with other groups to provide auxiliary equipment

Offers a range of medical, dental, and behavioral health services.Health Supportive ServicesMore information: Includes vaccinations, surgery, prescriptions, lab testing, and primary, chronic, and acute care Assists with medical assistance, applications, and connections with primary services Provides health education via classes and materials on health-related subjectsDental services include exams, cleanings, x-rays, fillings, root canals, and dentures Refers to community resources and specialty services as needed

Helps low-income families and immigrants become self-sufficient and aware of their legal rights.Immigration ServicesMore information: Works with public and private organizations throughout the state Provides guidance on nutrition, healthcare, education, housing, employment, and benefits

Provides support services for the Hispanic and immigrant communities.Community Support ServicesMore information: Includes classes on English, citizenship, and computers; job skills development; and parent outreach Public notary, document translation, legal services, mediation, and tax assistance available Distributes food to individuals and families in need Offers specialized programs for women and older adults Operates a summer STEM educational program for children

Provides crisis and mental health services for individuals who have experienced sexual assault or rape.Crisis Center More information: Includes 24-hour hotlines and text lines, counseling, psychiatric services, advocacy, and education Offers services for incarcerated women, youth in foster care, and the Latino/ Hispanic community School-based mental health services available in several counties

Provides assistance to Korean and Korean American families who have children with disabilities so that they may access the resources they need.Disability ServicesMore information: Includes support groups, publication and form translation, and interpreter servicesOffers seminars to increase awareness on the rights and benefits available to families Conducts research studies and provides information on diagnostics and treatment