Offers support groups for individuals and families affected by substance use disorder. Substance Use Disorder Support Groups More information: - Provides a meeting place for Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous groups and ALANON - 40 different open and closed meetings are available each week - Lists weekly meetings on the website

Distributes school supplies on a first come, first served basis to families in need. School Supplies

Refers Native Americans to the Native American Lifeline. Helplines and Information

Offers a variety of therapy and counseling services. Mental Health Counseling More information: - Includes assessment and diagnosis; individual, group, couples, and family therapy; medication management; family psychoeducation, and substance use disorder support and education - Services and conditions treated may vary by location - Telehealth is available

Offers recreational activities and programs to the community. Recreation Programs More information: - Includes swimming, exercise classes, summer camps for children, and programs for older adults - Childcare available

Provides psychotherapy services for behavioral health issues that impact school behavior. Mental Health Services More information: - Home visits are available

Provides psychiatric rehabilitation for adults with severe and persistent mental illness. Mental Health Support Services

Provides care and treatment to youth who have broken the law or are a danger to themselves or others. Juvenile Justice Services More information: - Develops an action plan for behavior modification - Coordinates additional social, education, and mental health services - Informs youth of community service and employment opportunities

Offer a variety of programs and services for older adults. Senior Center More information: - Includes activities related to recreation, nutrition, education, physical fitness, and socialization - Provides transportation services - Volunteer opportunities are available

Helps people who have been affected by natural disasters and other emergencies. Disaster Services More information: - Provides shelter information, disaster education, CPR, First Aid, and other life-saving courses - Assists families in communicating with their loved ones in the military - Offers financial assistance for burial, emergency travel, food, and shelter - International tracing services are made available for disaster victims - Accepts donations of money and vehicles; offers free pick-up within 24 hours

Provides shelter care for individuals experiencing homelessness. Homeless Shelter More information: - Includes outreach to help clients with substance use disorder or HIV/Aide retain residential stability

Provides walk-up food assistance to individuals in need. Food Pantry More information: - Offers nonperishable and some perishable food items like vegetables, milk, eggs, meats, and cheese - Open on Saturdays from 10AM to 12Noon

Provides subsidized workforce housing for working families. Housing Assistance

Provides community education and training on violence and safety. Public Education and Information More information: - Topics include sexual assault/ abuse, sex trafficking, domestic violence, stalking, self-defense, parenting, and good touch-bad touch for children - Offers professional training on treatment skills, assessment, and diagnosis

Offers a range of medical services, including routine check-ups, preventive care, sick care visits, and immunizations. General Medical Care More information: - Includes women's health, pregnancy and newborn care, and pediatric medicine - Assistance is available for weight loss and injuries related to sport or work activities - Provides education, student and employee health services, and referrals to specialists

Registers voters and conducts elections in Maryland. Voter Registration Office More information: - Administers absentee registration and voting - Provides duplicate voter cards and voting records - Accepts the filing of candidates for local offices

Provides psychiatric rehabilitation for adults with severe and persistent mental illness. Mental Health Support Services

Provides supervised housing and support services for adults with a serious mental illness. Mental Health Residential Treatment Facilities More information: - Services vary in intensity depending on individual needs

Offers a DUI and DWI program that includes treatment and education. Substance Use Disorder Education/Prevention

Provides assistance to military personnel and their families in times of transition (PCSs, ETSs, and Extended TDYs). Military Transition Assistance

Offers recreational programs at community centers, parks, and public schools. Recreation Programs More information: - Therapeutic recreational programs are available for individuals with disabilities - Supervises county parks and facility rentals

Offers emergency financial assistance to prevent eviction, utility turn-off, mortgage foreclosures, and to cover costs of water bills, heating oil, prescriptions, and medical services or supplies. Financial Assistance More information: - Provides up to $500 per family

Distributes health and hygiene products when available. Personal Goods and Services

Offers medical care, counseling, and education services for veterans and their families. Mental Health Services ?More information: - Provides physical exams, nutrition services, and mental healthcare - Operates a 24-hour nurse line for questions related to medications and medical advice - Provides counseling and support for PTSD and other mental health issues.

Offers many different types of volunteer opportunities, matching skill sets, interests, and enthusiasm for short or long-term positions. Volunteering More information: - All volunteers must pass a background check and complete training certifications before orientation - School-based volunteering offered at Calvert Elementary and Malcolm Elementary