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Provides Home Delivered Grocery Boxes to individuals and families who cannot access or find food. This program does not accommodate allergies, dietary or medical restrictions. Callers should carefully read labels to decide if food contents should be consumed.

Food Assistance

• Excludes residents of Baltimore City, Prince George's County, and Montgomery County
• Households must currently have no food at home or will soon run out without the ability to buy more.
• Household must be unable to afford paid meals or grocery delivery.
• Household must be experiencing financial, social, or medical hardships.
• Household must have the ability to store food and prepare food.
• Only 120 food boxes available per month. Once quota of 120 boxes are met for the month, the service is temporarily unavailable.

211 CALL CENTERS -- To Make the Referral:

Gather caller's:

1. Name
2. Address
3. Phone Number
4. Household Size
5. How much food they have
6. Yes or No - Can they go out to pick-up food?
7. Yes or No - Can they store and cook food?

Send an encrypted email to Ann Johnson ([email protected]) and Latisha Jackson ([email protected]) with the above details. Title the email subject: Grocery Box Request

Callers can dial 2-1-1 Monday through Friday 8AM to 8PM to follow up on previously ordered grocery box requests.

Provides comprehensive gynecologic care, preventive health screenings, and specialized treatments for conditions affecting the female reproductive system. Medical Care​ More information:

• Performs routine wellness exams, including pap smears and human papillomavirus (HPV) testing
• Offers diagnostic services for gynecologic cancers, including sonography and endometrial biopsies
• Screens for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and provides vaccination options
• Delivers perimenopause and menopause support
• Helps manage menstrual cycle irregularities, pelvic pain, urinary tract infections, and incontinence
• Facilitates care coordination and referrals for subspecialized treatments

Provides skill-building services in community settings for individuals with developmental disabilities. Rehabilitation Services More Information:

• Offers services in groups of one to four participants
• Develops self-advocacy, money management, social, and daily living skills
• Includes community exploration, volunteering, and health and wellness activities
• Serves participants interested in moving beyond site-based day habilitation, transitioning youth who are not job ready, and individuals approaching retirement

Provides behavioral health and substance use treatment, including outpatient, intensive outpatient, and partial hospitalization programs. Behavioral Health Services More information:

• Offers individual and group counseling and structured programming
• Supportive housing available

Provides primary medial care, including vaccinations, routine check-ups, treatment of minor illnesses and injuries, and managing chronic and complex illnesses such as allergies and asthma. Medical Care

• Assistance is available once every 3 months

Provides new and lightly used clothing. Clothing Assistance

Provides outpatient mental health services, including psychiatric evaluation, therapy, medication management, and care coordination. Mental Health Services More information:

• Includes mental health assessments
• Offers therapy in individual, family, and group settings
• Treats co-occurring disorders
• Coordinates referrals for additional behavioral health services

Provides a red, magnetic packet that contains important medical information in case of an emergency. Public Health and Safety More information:

• Provides an area to list contact information for your doctor, family members, insurance information, and any other special circumstances that rescue personnel should know
• Offers a non-magnetic printable option for immediate usage

Helps individuals who have been deemed by a court of law to lack the capacity to make or communicate responsible decisions concerning their daily living needs.  Protective Services

Provides health and wellness services to the community. Wellness Programs More information: - Includes weight management, workplace wellness, cancer care, smoking cessation, and support groups - Cardiac rehabilitation available with physician referral - Hosts events to provide blood pressure readings, blood tests, posture analysis, drug testing, First Aid and CPR trainings, and exercise programs

Provides primary health care services, including blood pressure screenings, health navigation, and referrals. Medical Care ​More Information:

• Provides COVID and Flu Shots

Offers home modifications for enhanced mobility.

Home Improvement

More information:

• Installs grab bars, stairlifts, wood railings, iron handrails, and wheelchair access ramps

Serves as a public library offering a variety of services to the community. Library Services More information:

• Includes age-specific literacy programs
• Meeting and conference rooms available to reserve

Offers affordable housing options for individuals and families. Housing Assistance More Information:

• Children's summer camps and financial literacy programs provided to residents

Provides preventative and acute healthcare services, including adult and pediatric care, prenatal care, examinations, screenings, immunizations and vaccinations, and STI and HIV testing. Medical Care More information:

• Referrals for specialty cases may also be provided
• Available in person and telehealth by appointment

• Supports include hygiene items, clothing, shoes, food, funding for activities, and service referrals
• The Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs helps screen for housing

Offers support groups for individuals who have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault. Support Groups

Offers summer camps for children in Pre-K through 8th grade.

Camps

More information: -Activities include science, creative arts, outdoor activities, and more -Camps open June 16, 2026  -August 27, 2026- Registration opens January 1, 2026 -Scholarships available

Provides a community food pantry. Food Assistance

Offers services to help individuals with disabilities prepare for work. Employment Services More information:

• Includes retail, hospitality, office skills, and customer service fields
• Assists in skill training, job application and interview processes, and job support
• Provides training assessments and evaluations to determine each adult's potential for employment

Operates a food pantry that distributes perishable and nonperishable foods. Food Assistance More Information:

• Provides Thanksgiving basket in November
• Provides Christmas baskets in December

Performs diagnostic and therapeutic gynecologic procedures to address reproductive health concerns and structural abnormalities. Medical Care More information:

• Diagnostic imaging includes colposcopy, sonohysterogram, and hysteroscopy
• Offers surgical treatments like hysterectomies
• Localized treatments include cryosurgery and loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP)
• Performs minor procedures for the removal of skin tags and lesions in the vaginal and vulvar regions

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 behavioral health treatment through individual and group therapy, psychiatry, and medication management. Mental Health Services