Provides supportive care to gain skills in everyday life activities. Mental Health Services More information: - Develops personal recovery skills - Focuses on life and social skills, coping strategies, and developing natural supports - Services provided at the Recovery Club, located at each Crossroads location, or in the individual's home or other community setting

Provides in-home services for families in crisis whose children are at risk of out of home placement. Family Preservation Services More information: - Includes case management, counseling, parenting skills instruction, and resource referrals

Offers behavioral health or substance use crisis care with 23-hour observation as an intensive short-term intervention designed for individuals experiencing acute and emergent crisis. Behavioral Health Services More information: - Provides rapid assessment, peer support, medical services, and discharge planning - Most guests will be discharged, or referred to the appropriate level of care, within 23 hours - Mobile response team provides on-site intervention for emergent/imminent mental and behavioral health situations - Welcomes walk-ins, police drop offs, ED transfers, provider referrals, and transports from individuals who have engaged with the Mobile Response for Teams (MRT) - Offers Mindoula with 24/7 virtual and in-person care providers to offer continuous support and care to people facing various complex challenges related to their mental health, physical health, and social well-being upon referral from being discharged from participating hospitals in Prince George's County

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

Provides respite care services in homes, adult daycare centers, and specialized programs. Respite Care

Investigates reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of vulnerable adults and provides services to prevent further harm. Protective Services

Provides services to establish and enforce child support orders. Family Services More information: - Assists with locating the noncustodial parent, establishing paternity, establishing a court order for child support and health insurance, enforcing the court order, reviewing and adjusting the court ordered support amount, collecting support payments, and more

Provides grants for heating and utility expenses. Utility Assistance More information: - Applicants may be homeowners, renters, roomers, or boarders - Available all year for electricity and during the winter months for heat

Helps individuals with disabilities and/or special needs find employment. Employment Services More information: - Provides vocational evaluation, skills training, and targeted job search with a counselor

Provides weekly mental health rehabilitative services to address behavioral, emotional, intellectual, and social challenges. Psychiatric Rehabilitation More information: - Supports recovery while allowing individuals to remain living in the community

Provides medical care and support for individuals who need help with daily activities. Home healthcare Services More information: - Includes skilled nursing, home infusion therapy, rehabilitation therapy, medical social work, home health aides

Provides limited financial assistance for funeral expenses, including burial plots, vaults, grave digging, and burial clothing. Benefits Counseling More information: - Funds cannot be used towards reimbursement of expenses already paid

Offers placement services for children in need of homes. Adoption and Foster Care More information: - Recruits, trains, licenses, and supports families interested in becoming adoptive or foster parents. - Conducts home visits and yearly evaluations. - Provides family conferencing, activities, and Local Foster Parent Association monthly meetings.

Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence. Temporary Financial Assistance More information: - Some participants are required to engage in work activities - Assistance is limited to 60 months, except in certain circumstances - Burial assistance may be available

Offers a federally-funded temporary financial assistance program to eligible refugees until they can find employment and become financially independent. Temporary Financial Assistance

Offers financial assistance for short-term respite care. Financial Assistance More information: - Families may choose their own caregivers

Offers free monthly food benefits to eligible low-income households. Food Stamps/SNAP More information: - Clients receive a card to access benefits - Eligible applicants may receive food stamps within seven days

Provides a free rental space for teen parties and meetings held by teen organizations. Youth Development Centers More information: - Reservations must be made at least one month in advance

Provides out-of-home foster care placement for children who cannot remain at home. Foster Care More information: - Ordered through the court or through voluntary parent agreement - Requires completion of a training course before receiving a license - Gives foster parents board payments, a Medical Assistance card, and initial clothing allowance

Offers an adult daycare program for individuals with a developmental disability or a medical diagnosis. Aging and Disability Services More information: - Includes meals, nursing care, therapeutic activities, social work assessment, and respite care - Transportation is available to and from the center and to local medical appointments

Offers psychiatric rehabilitation to promote positive behavior development, social skills, and family relationships. Mental Health Services More information: - Includes intake, assessment evaluation, and a personalized rehabilitation plan - Provided in individual's home, foster care, job site, educational settings, or other community sites

Provides cash benefits to eligible individuals with disabilities through the Temporary Disability Assistance Program. Financial Assistance More 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

Provides health insurance for disabled and low-income. Insurance Services More information: - Includes guidance on Aged, Blind, and Disabled (ABD), Medicaid?? and Medicare Buy-In Programs (Qualified Medicare Beneficiary and Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary), Long Term Care Medical Assistance Expanded Medicaid through the Maryland Health Connection (MHC)

Offers case management services to eligible refugee populations. Case Managment More information: - Provides assistance accessing community resources including childcare, transportation, literacy and education, financial literacy and assistance, food, immigration and legal assistance, healthcare, and housing - Assists with social integration and familiarity with U.S. work culture and customs

Offers orientation and mobility training for individuals losing their vision or already have low vision. Medical Care More information: - Provides instruction in braille, typing, low-vision Aide, talking books, and other technologies - Teaches cooking, housekeeping, financial management, and other independent living techniques