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• Helps with hearings related to protective and peace orders, child custody, and divorce 
• Provides accompaniment and advocacy during legal proceedings 
• Civil legal services are also provided

Operates a crisis response hotline for survivors of sexual violence and individuals experiencing homelessness.

Crisis Services

• Includes cancer care, gerontology, neurology, obstetrics, pediatrics, anesthesiology, dentistry, dermatology, radiology, family medicine, organ transplantation, advanced orthopedic procedures, and palliative care

Provides in-home assistance with chores, laundry, meal prep, and transportation.

Supported Living

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- Offers phone check-ins
- No emergency services available

Distributes both perishable and nonperishable food items.

Food Assistance

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-Accepts donations of clothing, toiletries, gloves, and money

• Available Tuesdays through Fridays from 10AM to 2PM

Provides nonperishable food items.

Food Assistance

Provides support services for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities.

Disability Services

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- Includes case management, employment training, employment placing, workshops, family education, advocacy
- Offers community-based services and group living in supervised homes
- Adult Day Centers coordinate recreational, fitness, arts, and personal development activities.
- Childcare available

Provides assistance to find long-term support options and determine eligibility for public programs.

Case Management

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- Screens for Medicaid nursing facility and home and community-based service waiver programs
- Helps with level of care determinations
- Offers referrals to health, transportation, housing, and income support programs

Provides outpatient clinical services for children and their parents.

Mental Health Services

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• Includes prevention, assessment, and treatment of emotional and developmental disorders
• Offers family, group, and occupational therapy sessions
• Intervention and support available for families at risk for neglect or abuse

Provides crisis intervention services for victims of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, sexual abuse, and stalking.

Temporary Shelter

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- Includes a 24-hour hotline, shelter, court and medical accompaniment, and emergency cell phones
- Shelter offers meals, clothing, personal supplies, counseling, case management, and education
- Offers a supervised visitation and exchange program on-site
- Abuser intervention available for both court-ordered or voluntary participants

Provides support services for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities.

Disability Services

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- Includes case management, employment training, employment placing, workshops, family education, advocacy
- Offers community-based services and group living in supervised homes
- Adult Day Centers coordinate recreational, fitness, arts, and personal development activities.
- Childcare available

• Provides recreational facilities, education, arts and crafts, sports, and aerobic activities 
• Offers summer day camps for children

Provides public library services and helps connect individuals with resources in Wicomico County.

Library Services

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- Assists with employment opportunities, job applications, and unemployment claims
- Connects individuals with re-entry programs and legal resources
- Helps with finding GED classes
- Offers food, winter clothing, and sleeping bags
- Accepts monetary donations as well as food, winter clothing, sleeping bags, and blankets

Provides a residential program for victims of human trafficking.

Temporary Shelter

• Activities may include cooking, art, exercise, martial arts, swimming, sports, outdoor activities, and events

• Open during the school year Monday to Friday from 2:30-6PM and during the summer from 3-7PM 
• Dinner and a snack bar, mini-gym, and computer lab are available to participants
• Provides TV, video games, billiards, and foosball

Distributes nonperishable food items to individuals in need.

Food Assistance

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- Assistance is limited to once per month.
- Volunteer opportunities available. 

• A medical social worker is available to counsel patients and families 
• Inpatient care includes cancer care, gynecology, medicine, voice and swallowing therapy, obstetrics, speech and language therapy, and pediatrics

• Assistance is limited to once per month 
• Emergency food assistance available by appointment

• Camp Hosts must live at the park all summer from May until Labor Day 
• Campsites have electricity, water, and sewer