Provides cash benefits to individuals going through a period of short-term disability or are awaiting approval of federal disability support. 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

Offers subsidized housing for income-eligible individuals and families. Affordable Housing More information: - Includes 1 and 2 bedroom housing - Provides access to local social services as needed

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.

Provides intervention and support for children who have been neglected or abused by the adults who are responsible for their care. Protective Services

Offers in-home assistance to individuals who require help with daily living activities. In-Home Assistance More information: - Includes case management, personal care, cooking, light cleaning, and transportation

Provides cash assistance to low-income, disabled individuals through a period of short-term disability or while they are awaiting approval of federal disability support. Financial Assistance

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 emergency financial assistance to prevent the loss of housing or essential utilities. Financial Assistance

Offers housing, case management, and personal care to individuals who are unable to live alone due to mental or physical health issues. Supportive Housing More information: - Participants live in private homes and get help with transportation to appointments and events

Provides general and specialty health services. Medical Care More information: - Offers immunizations, family planning, and prenatal care - Includes HIV/Aide services, such as testing, health education, and social work services - Includes physical exams - Provides dental care, hearing and eye exams

Provides employment-related training and opportunities to individuals with barriers to employment. Employment Services More information: - Includes resume building, interview practice, and development of social and technology skills - Opportunities for janitorial work and limited direct employment available

Offers advocacy and protection for older adults who are determined by a court of law to lack the capacity to communicate responsible decisions regarding their daily living needs. Legal Services More information: - Guardians are responsible for meeting housing, care, education, social, and recreational needs

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

Provides services to establish and enforce child support orders. Child Support Assistance/Enforcement More 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 - Applicants for Temporary Cash Assistance are required to apply for child support services, which then become part of the grant

Provides services to children for social and emotional growth through mental health prevention and early intervention. Early Childhood Mental Health Support Services

Provides a variety of activities and services for older adults. Community Centers More information: - Includes educational programs, recreational activities, volunteer opportunities, seminars, and classes in art, crafts, computer use, dance, and many other topics both in person and virtually - Provides social events bus trips, picnics, card games, and live entertainment - Serves as cooling centers during the summer months.

Offers adoption services and foster care homes for unaccompanied refugee minors. Foster Care and Adoption Services More information: - Includes case management, home studies, and post adoption reviews

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)

Provides a range of services for individuals with refugee resettlement directives. Refugee Support More information: - Includes employment assistance, legal services, family reunification, and asylum counseling - Accepts donations of home furnishings and household appliances

Serves as a familiy support center offering educational and health-related services to parents and their children. Family Support Centers More information: - Offers a home-visiting program - Offers infant and toddler assessments, education, and development care - Provides parenting and health education resources, and connections to community services - Offers adult basic education which includes instruction in fundamental learning skills and basic job readiness training

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 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 support for families and caregivers with legal custody of children. Case Management More information: - Helps families overcome obstacles such as finding employment, housing, and childcare

Provides advocacy, problem-solving, and information and referral services to individuals and families in need of intensive case management. Case Management

Provides in-home assistance to individuals who require help with daily living activities. In-Home Care More information: - Includes personal care, housekeeping, budgeting, laundry, meal preparation, respite care, and shopping assistance - Teaches clients are to perform tasks independently.