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Provides a range of activities and services for older adults.Senior CentersMore information: Offers wellness programs, learning opportunities, arts, scheduled events, and chances to volunteer

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Senior Centers
Congregate Meals/Nutrition Sites
Older Adults
Volunteer Opportunities
Offers free monthly food benefits to eligible low-income households.Food Stamps/SNAPMore information: Clients receive a card to access benefits Eligible applicants may receive food stamps within seven days
Offers free monthly food benefits to eligible low-income households.Food Stamps/SNAPMore information: Clients receive a card to access benefits Eligible applicants may receive food stamps within seven days
Provides cash benefits to eligible individuals with disabilities through the Temporary Disability Assistance Program.Financial AssistanceMore information:Applicants who are disabled for 12 months or more must apply for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Recipients may only get benefits for 12 months out of a 36-month period unless pursuing SSI

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Basic Income Maintenance Programs
State Disability Insurance
Offers phone support and problem-solving assistance to veterans and their families.Mental Health Support ServicesMore information: Services are provided by licensed clinical social workers and psychologists

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Talklines/Warmlines
Families of Military Personnel/Veterans
Specialized Information and Referral
Provides food assistance to individuals in need through the mobile Feed More program.Food PantryMore information: Visits 3 different locations Monday through Saturday
Operates a hotline that offers crisis intervention, information, and referrals to emergency social services and support resources for child abuse, domestic violence, incest, and rape.Crisis Intervention Hotlines/Helplines
Investigates reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of vulnerable adults and provides services to prevent further harm.Adult Protective ServicesMore information:Includes assessment, care planning, monitoring, advocacy, and guardianship Legal mandates require adults be seen within 5 working days and within 24 hours in emergencies
Offers case management services to students and families in select Baltimore schools. Case ManagementMore information: Helps participants access health and social services, housing assistance, food, and job training
Offers a federally-funded temporary financial assistance program to eligible refugees until they can find employment and become financially independent.Temporary Financial Assistance
Offers day habilitation and supported employment services for individuals with developmental disabilities.Day Habilitation, Supported EmploymentMore information: Helps with daily living, work, and social skills Includes classes on self-care, communication, safety skills, and volunteering Provides community integrated work experiences, including apprenticeships and internships

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Adult Day Programs
Adolescents
Volunteer Opportunities
Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
Provides a range of social services to Montgomery County residents in need. Family Self SufficiencyMore information: Includes crisis intervention, job application and resume assistance, and case management Offers classes on parenting, computer skills, money management, and English as a second language Financial assistance available for prenatal care, rent, mortgage, utility bills, and cancer care Provides immigration legal services Distributes food, clothing, shoes, and diapers

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Electric Service Payment Assistance
Adolescents
General Clothing Provision
English as a Second Language
Rent Payment Assistance
Diapers
Temporary Financial Assistance
Parenting Education
Hispanic/Latino Community
Medical Care Expense Assistance
Computer Literacy Training Programs
Mothers
Volunteer Opportunities
COVID-19
Personal Financial Counseling
Mortgage Payment Assistance
Job Search/Placement
Heating Fuel Payment Assistance
Food Pantries
Gas Service Payment Assistance
Pregnant Individuals
Immigration/Naturalization Legal Services
Case/Care Management
Provides out-of-home foster care placement for children who cannot remain at home.Foster CareMore information:Child placement may be court-ordered or through voluntary parent agreement A training course must be completed before receiving a license Foster parents receive board payments, a Medical Assistance card, and initial clothing allowance

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Facility Licensing
Volunteer Opportunities
Placements for Children and Youth
Adoption Services
Offers supportive housing for adults with disabilities who cannot live alone. Supportive Housing ServicesMore information: Participants must be able to live in a family setting and self-medicate if needed
Offers inpatient or in-home hospice care services to individuals with terminal illnesses.Hospice CareMore information: Includes a team of physicians, registered nurses, home health aides, social workers, chaplains, bereavement counselors, and volunteers
Provides adoption services at the request of the birth parents or when initiated by foster care staff. Adoption Services More information:Adoptive parents must go through a home study process before being approved to adopt Many children who are available for adoption have special needs or disabilities
Provides resources and ongoing support to families based on their needs.Family Support Services
Offers in-home assistance to individuals who require help with daily living activities.In-Home AssistanceMore information: Includes housekeeping, cooking, budgeting, laundry, and personal care Teaches clients to do these tasks on their own
Offers case management services to students and families in select Baltimore schools. Case ManagementMore information: Helps participants access health and social services, housing assistance, food, and job training
Provides general medical, emergency, and surgery services. HealthcareMore information: Includes diagnostic services, blood pressure and cancer screenings, and ambulatory surgery Offers post-hospital planning and community service referrals as needed Classes and support groups for patients and families available

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Hospitals
General Health Education Programs
General Bereavement and Grief Support Groups
Health/Disability Related Support Groups
Pediatrics
Immunizations
Offers access to various social service programs.Benefits AssistanceMore information: Includes Medicaid/Medical Assistance (MA), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Emergency Assistance to Families with Children (EAFC), Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA), and Temporary Disability Assistance Program (TDAP)

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Information Sources
County Government Departments/Offices
Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence.Temporary Financial AssistanceMore information:Some participants are required to engage in work activitiesAssistance is limited to 5 years of benefits in a lifetime
Provides services to establish and enforce child support orders.Child Support Assistance/EnforcementMore information: Searches for non-custodial parent and establishes paternity of the child Enforces and collects court ordered support payments Helps with court order review and modification
Helps adults who are eligible for TDAP to live independently for as long as possible. Case ManagementMore information:Provides assessment, referrals, and continuous evaluation of the client's situation
Offers psychiatric rehabilitation services for children, adolescents, and adults.Psychiatric RehabilitationMore information: Includes intake, assessment evaluation, and a personalized rehabilitation planHelps with social and interpersonal skills, work opportunities, and independent living

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Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Telemental Health
Mental Health Evaluation