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Supports individuals with developmental disabilities who live independently or with family.

Aging and Disability Services More information:

• Assists with maximizing life-skills, community connections, financial management, social and recreational activities, medical support, and transportation

Provides military families with information about military benefits. Benefits Counseling More information:

• Available in-person and by phone
• Helps with DEERS, TRICARE, and ID cards
• Offers family networking and connections to community resources

Provides a shelter for lost animals and surrendered pets. Animal Services

Provides housing and support for individuals with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other memory-related conditions. Supportive Housing More information: - Private and semi-private rooms available for up to 5 residents in three separate locations

Provides case management and gap-filling funds for older adults to maintain independence at home. Case Management More information:

• Screens based on age, income, assets, and functional abilities
• Conducts face-to-face assessments to determine eligibility and develop a care plan
• Orders services, assists with applications, advocates for clients, and oversees care
• Services include personal care, chore service, medications, medical supplies, adult day care, respite care, home-delivered meals, transportation, and emergency response systems

Provides mental health and bereavement counseling for individuals, couples, and families. Mental Health Services More information:

• Addresses anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship concerns, and other challenges
• Faith-based counseling available by request
• Offers telehealth counseling when appropriate

Helps connect individuals with disabilities to a range of healthcare-related supportive services.

Case Management

More information: - Offers benefits enrollment - Provides referrals to residential care, employment services, and other programs

• Provides advocacy services

Helps individuals people with disabilities get connected to information about state and local community organizations that support independent living Aging and Disability Services

Offers volunteer opportunities that include firefighting, EMT, and administrative support services. Volunteering More information:

• Provides training for FireFighter, EMT, and Paramedic certifications

• Case management is provided as part of all programs 
• The Emergency Solutions Grant may provide up to 6 months of rental stipends for homeless families

• Supports music and park festivals and hosts art exhibits for artists and students of all ages 
• Offers funding through grants programs

Provides outpatient substance use disorder treatment.

Addiction and Recovery

More information:

• Offers individual, group, and family counseling; behavioral management; and case management
• Support groups and DUI/DWI education programs available

Provides outpatient mental health and substance use disorder treatment services.

Mental Health Services, Addiction and Recovery

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• Offers psychiatric evaluations and medication management
• Provides individual, group, family, and couples therapy

Provides educational and recreational programs related to literacy, STEM, social-emotional skills, financial literacy, nutrition, exercise, and more. Youth Programs More information:

• Includes in-person and virtual activities
• Offers a more traditional Girl Scout experience in underserved communities

Offers a day education program with a small classroom environment for children to young adults diagnosed with autism, sensory processing disorder, a specific learning disability, health impairment, or multiple disabilities. Educational Programs More information:

• Provides academic curriculum, family therapy, parenting workshops, and family activities

Provides various support groups to aid in the recovery of individuals with mental health needs and substance use disorder. Support Groups More information: - Includes Depression and Anxiety Recovery, Wellness Recovery Action Planning, and Social and Life Skills groups - Offers opportunities for social outings and activities like dinner, movies, art classes, games, fitness, and meditation

Provides programs and services to improve the overall development of students. Youth Programs More information:

• Offers extra-curricular activities, mentoring, mental health counseling, and on-site health screenings
• Operates a wellness center where any enrolled high school students may register
• Locations include Gaithersburg, Watkins Mill, and Wheaton high schools

Offers case management services for victims of human trafficking. Case Management More information:

• Helps participants secure shelter, photo ID, employment, and other necessary services

Coordinates volunteer and mentorship programs to assist refugees and support community initiatives. Volunteering More information:

• Pairs participants with youth and young adult refugees to provide academic guidance and life skills training
• Connects adult refugees with mentors to aid in career reaccreditation and professional networking
• Requires varying time commitments depending on the specific assignment

Provides health services to help international travelers prepare for trips. Medical Care More information:

• Includes consultations, vaccinations, and prescriptions
• Offers prevention services for malaria, altitude sickness, and motion sickness
• Tailors care based on itinerary and current health guidelines

Provides primary medical care for adults, including preventive and acute care, annual physicals, disease management, and referrals. Medical Care

Conducts certified instructor-led CPR and first aid training, including chest compressions and rescue breaths. Public Health and Safety More information:

• Provides instructions on proper usage of automated external defibrillators