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Provides an individualized plan of services to help community Medicaid and medically eligible individuals remain at home. In-Home Assistance More information: - Services may include personal assistance, emergency response systems, and transition services - Enrolled clients are not eligible for assisted living

Helps parents experiencing homelessness obtain education and support for their children. Homeless Education Assistance

Operates as a cooling center during hot weather. Housing Assistance

Offers counseling and support services for individuals, couples, children, seniors, and families. Mental Health Services More information: - Offers in-person and telehealth; Montgomery County and Frederick County locations are telehealth only - Offers assistance with depression, anxiety, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), anger management, behavioral therapy, grief, psychiatric treatments, and more

Helps tenants in cases related to unpaid rent by providing free legal advice and representation Legal Assistance

Provides in-home nursing and personal care services, including companionship, respite care, medication management, mobility assistance, and meal preparation. In-Home Care

Offers outreach services to individuals experiencing homelessness. Homeless Outreach Program More information: - Helps locate resources for long-term housing, financial assistance, and re-entry services

Distributes perishable and nonperishable food items to individuals in need. Food Pantry More information: - Open Thursdays from 9:00AM to 12Noon; closed on holidays and the month of August - Assistance is limited to once per week

Offers affordable housing for older adults. Housing Assistance

Provides free lunch to older adults and individuals with disabilities in a group setting. Food Assistance More information: - Some sites also serve breakfast - Voluntary donations are accepted to help cover costs

Offers food and nutrition services for pregnant and postpartum women, nursing mothers, and children. Food Assistance More information: - Includes free food, education, support for breastfeeding (including breast pumps), and referrals for healthcare

Offers food and nutrition services for pregnant and postpartum women, nursing mothers, and children. Food Assistance More information: - Includes free food, education, support for breastfeeding (including breast pumps), and referrals for healthcare

Helps build houses for low-income families who don't qualify for a conventional mortgage and have no other way of owning a home. Housing Assistance More information: - Each adult in the family is required to work at least 250 hours in sweat equity.

Offers legal assistance with civil issues, such as custody, divorce, life planning (will, power of attorney, advance medical directive), criminal record expungement, foreclosure, consumer debt, bankruptcy, and landlord/tenant. Legal Services More information: - Provides representation in court, legal advice, and document preparation for qualifying clients - Same day representation available for tenants in rent court - Research, counseling, preparation, and filing of petitions for criminal record expungement offered - Holds weekly family law clinics - Holds monthly elder law clinics and debtor assistance clinics

Assists veteran families with disability claims and appeals for veteran benefits. Veterans Benefits Assistance More information: - Includes pensions, burial claims, widows' pensions, and VA hospital admission - Provides referrals to the appropriate community services when necessary

Provides lunch for older adults in a community setting. Food Assistance

Provides emergency food assistance. Food Assistance More Information: - Accepts donations of food items and money

Provides subsidized workforce housing for working families. Housing Assistance

Provides nonperishable food to individuals in need. Food Pantry More information: - Occasionally offers formula, baby food, and toiletries - Assistance is limited to once per month - Open on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday for residents of Baltimore City and on the 3rd and 4th Wednesday for residents in zip codes 21209 and 21211

Provides financial assistance for youth summer camps, as well as medical equipment and expenses. Financial Assistance

Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence. Benefits Counseling More information: - Participants are required to engage in work activities - Assistance is limited to 5 years of benefits in a lifetime

Manages retirement, survivor, and disability benefits; Medicare; and Supplemental Security Income. Social Security More information: - Local offices help with applications, appeals, obtaining new or duplicate Social Security cards, representative payee, burial assistance, requesting earnings records, and estimates of future benefits

Provides lunch for older adults in a community setting. Food Assistance More Information: - Some sites provide breakfast and/or dinner

Provides lunch for older adults in a community setting. Food Assistance More Information: - Some sites provide breakfast and/or dinner

Church that provides a community food pantry. Food Assistance