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Enforces laws, ensures the safety and welfare of the public, and works to prevent and stop crime. Law Enforcement More information:
- Accepts complaints against a police officer at any location, by mail, or email
- Coordinates gang, alcohol, and drug prevention programs
- Offers services to victims and witnesses of crimes, such as court accompaniment, updates on schedule changes, and notifications on case status
- Reentry programs include job training, housing, transportation, and referrals to reentry supports
- Child fingerprinting services available
Provides free lunch to older adults and individuals with disabilities in a group setting. Food Assistance More information:
- Some sites also serve breakfast
- Voluntary donations are accepted to help cover costs
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Provides local-level disaster management through fire suppression, rescue, and emergency medical services. Public Health and Safety More information:
- Handles hazardous materials
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Offers recreation, fitness, and aquatic programs for youth and adults. Leisure Activities/Recreation More information:
- Provide access to therapeutic exercise
Provides lunch for older adults in a community setting. Food Assistance
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- Some sites provide breakfast and/or dinner
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Provides day-of-court legal services with full representation for eviction-related housing issues..
Legal Services
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- Includes services for consumers who have been sued under affidavit and involved in a debt collection lawsuit or need legal advice for a consumer debt matter
- Works with individuals who have received a Failure to Pay Rent complaint or need legal advice for a tenant/landlord matter
- Provides legal representation in cases where landlords are harassing or threatening to evict
Provides primary care services.
Medical Care
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- Primary care includes preventative and routine check-ups and follow-ups, annual physicals, STI testing, vaccines, diabetes management, weight management, STD testing, support, guidance, referrals, and more
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
Provides mental health crisis intervention and substance use disorder services. Crisis Response More information: - Counselors screen calls, assess danger, and triage calls - Offers debriefing after community disasters
- Peer support, overdose intervention, harm reduction, and referrals available for substance use
Provides residents with information and application assistance for resources, including food assistance, job training, mental health services, and healthcare services.
Information and Referral
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Provides programs designed to reduce the harm of substance use disorder. Substance Use Disorder Services
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- Provides harm reduction vending machines around the Washington D.C. area.
Provides local-level disaster management in the forms of fire suppression, rescue, and emergency medical services. Public Health and Safety
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Provides information and referrals to resources and support for veterans and their caregivers. Specialized Information and Referral More information:
- Refers to mental health care, therapy, counseling, legal assistance, education, administrative assistance, and more
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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 in-person and online mental health services, including behavioral health therapy, psychiatry, substance use disorder treatment, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Mental Health Services More information:
- Includes peer and support groups that focus on smoking cessation, diabetes education, stress reduction, and life skills
Provides emergency financial assistance to prevent the loss of housing or essential utilities.
Financial Assistance
Promotes and protects the safety of the community through inspections, investigations, and education.
Public Health and Safety
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- Includes food service facility inspection, private septic systems and wells, recreational water, animal rabies control, and public nuisance complaints concerning health, sewage, wastewater, and air pollution
Provides resource and service navigation, health screenings, referrals, and health education. Public Education and Information More information:
- All services provided in presence of Medical interpreter and Community Health Workers
Provides clinical support and therapeutic interventions for individuals navigating perimenopause, menopause, and the postmenopausal transition. Medical Care More information:
- Evaluates and manages bladder control issues, recurrent infections, and pelvic floor weakness
- Treatment options include medication, therapeutic exercise, and hormone replacement therapy
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- Maryland Energy Assistance Program (MEAP) provides assistance with heating bills during winter
- Electrical Universal Service Program (EUSP) offers year-round assistance with electric utility bills
- Offers referrals for weatherization programs that help make homes more energy efficient
Offers a variety of artist workshops and demonstrations throughout the year. Leisure and Recreation
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Provides limited financial assistance for funeral expenses, including burial plots, vaults, grave digging, and burial clothing.
Benefits Counseling
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- Funds cannot be used towards reimbursement of expenses already paid
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Provides community-based psychiatric rehabilitation to help adults with mental health conditions improve daily functioning and live more independently. Mental Health Services More information:
- Develops skills for personal care, meal preparation, budgeting, time management, and household organization
- Strengthens coping, emotional regulation, communication, and social skills
- Provides employment readiness support
- Helps participants use transportation, attend appointments, and access community resources
- Offers services at the facility or in the participant’s home, workplace, or community
- Coordinates services with therapists, psychiatrists, physicians, and other providers
- Does not provide therapy or medication management
