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

Ensures that businesses follow consumer protection laws. Consumer Services More information: - Advocates for consumers and pursues legal action against businesses that violate the law - Shares business complaint records - Helps people and businesses resolve disputes through mediation - Licenses and registers certain types of businesses - Offers educational program

Offers housing and support to individuals who require help with daily living activities. Assisted Living More information: - Provides residents with personalized assistance, supervision, and health-related services

Offers home-delivered emergency 3-day supply of nonperishable food. Food Assistance

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

Offers early identification and stimulation programs for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Educational Programs More information: - Includes at-home evaluations, social and recreational opportunities, summer camps, and parties. - Assists in finding resources for school-age children.

Collects and sends care packages to military troops deployed overseas. Military Support Services More information: - Accepts donations of money, food, clothing, and grooming items year-round - Drop-off locations are available on the website, and arrangements may be made for pick-up - Two packaging events are held yearly in May and November

Distributes nonperishable food on a first come, first served basis. Food Pantry More information: - Available on the 4th Saturday of each month

Provides a sober living environment for individuals with substance use and mental health disorders. Recovery Homes/Halfway Houses More information: - Offers housing, transportation, and peer support

Provides information and referrals for community resources. Information and Referral

Accepts a variety of donations, including food, clothes, toiletries, and working vehicles. Donations More information: - Collects camping and arts supplies in preparation for a camp held during the summer months - Donation needs may vary; call for items needed

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 subsidized workforce housing for working families. Housing Assistance

Provides support and advocacy services for individuals and families affected by addiction. Substance Use Disorder Support Groups More information: - Offers virtual support and discussion groups for individuals in recovery, family members, and friends - Hosts the yearly Tuerk Conference for treatment professionals

Provides information on community services. Helplines and Information

Offers a medical day program for adults with disabilities. Aging and Disability Services More information: - Provides medical care, physical fitness, and health-related therapies, and recreational activities - Personal assisted travel services are available - Serves lunches and snacks

Distributes food items and vouchers to individuals in need. Food Pantry, Emergency Food More information: - Food includes frozen meat, limited amount of produce, and baked goods - Vouchers allow the purchase of dairy, fruits, and vegetables - Pantry may close if schools are closed due to bad weather

Provides volunteer opportunities to become court-appointed special advocates for children. Volunteering

Helps people who have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault by providing support and connecting them with services. Domestic Violence Hotlines

Addresses citywide and regional concerns through the organization of local coalitions. Community Action/Social Advocacy Groups - Provides technical assistance, training, and organizational support to neighborhood groups

Provides services for individuals who have both a mental illness and substance use disorder. Behavioral Health Services More information: - Includes assessment, individual and group therapy, psychosocial programs, case management, and medication monitoring

Maintains a comprehensive online database for Jewish and some non-Jewish resources in the Greater Washington Metropolitan area. Information & Referral More information: - Includes job listings, a calendar of events, neighborhood information, and details on services offered

Helps individuals locate a Camp Host position which allows them to exchange 20 hours of work each week for a summer campsite. Campgrounds More information: - Camp Hosts must live at the park all summer from May until Labor Day - Campsites have electricity, water, and sewer

Provides education and support to individuals affected by lupus. Helplines and Information More information: - Includes non-medical counseling, disease education, information, and referrals to resources - Offers a podcast, weekly email newsletter, and an educational series - An online self-management program is available to help with symptoms, medication, and more

Provides a summer camp that offers sports, swimming, academic enrichment, nature exploration, STEM activities, and more. Summer Camps More information: - Activities available at 20 locations