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Provides mental health services, including psychiatric evaluation; individual, group, and family therapy; and medication management.

Mental Health Services

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• Offers education, anger management, and resource referrals as appropriate

Offers free vision screenings to help identify eyesight problems. Medical Care More information:

• Assistance with purchasing glasses may be available for families in financial need.
• Collects used glasses to refurbish and redistribute.

Offers a psychiatric rehabilitation program. Mental Health Services More Information

• Provides individual and group counseling
• Provides case management services
• Includes diagnostic assessment and consultation
• Provides medication management services
• Available in-person and online

Provides virtual urgent care for common illnesses and minor injuries, including evaluation, treatment recommendations, electronic prescriptions, and referrals. Medical Care

Provides urgent medical treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. Medical Care More information:

• Offers flu shots, COVID-19 tests, medications, physicals, X-rays, labs, screenings, and more
• Telehealth may be available for some services

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

• Provides training for FireFighter, EMT, and Paramedic certifications

Offers volunteer opportunities to help pick up, sort, pack, and distribute food. Volunteering

Offers care coordination services and treatment for individuals with chronic behavioral health conditions that are unable to leave their home.  Mental Health Services More information:

• Includes psychiatric rehabilitation and mobile treatment
• Assists with managing and preventing conditions to improve health outcomes and prevent hospitalization

Offers counseling and support services for individuals, couples, children, seniors, and families. Mental Health Services More information:

• Offers in-person and telehealth; Montgomery County and Frederick County locations are telehealth only
• Offers assistance with depression, anxiety, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), anger management, behavioral therapy, grief, psychiatric treatments, and more

Provides access to Wi-Fi-enabled Chromebook laptops on a short-term loan basis. Library Services More information:

• Does not provide internet services

Enforces local laws and promotes the humane treatment of domestic animals. Animal Control More Information:

• Provides pet licensing services

Provides volunteer opportunities in the food bank. Volunteering

Provides urgent medical treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. Medical Care More information:

• Offers flu shots, COVID-19 tests, medications, physicals, X-rays, labs, screenings, and more
• Telehealth may be available for some services

Offers free cancer screening for prostate, skin, oral, lung, and cervical cancer to eligible individuals. Cancer Screening

Helps build houses for low-income families who don't qualify for a conventional mortgage and have no other way of owning a home. Housing Assistance More information:

• Each adult in the family is required to work at least 250 hours in sweat equity.

Offers advice on reducing payments, interest, and late fees to callers with unsecured debts including credit card, medical, and personal loan debt.

Money Management

Plans and works with community leaders to identify important issues in the county.

Organizational Support

Serves warm meals to anyone in need. Food Assistance

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

Provides Thanksgiving food boxes to those in need.

Holiday Programs

Provides lunch for older adults in a community setting. Food Assistance

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• Some sites provide breakfast and/or dinner

Provides counseling for youth to prevent crime and help them develop positive relationships and life skills. Youth Programs More information:

• Sessions are limited to 8 one-hour sessions per week
• Held at different locations in the community, including PAL Centers, police precincts, schools, counseling offices, and resource centers

Provides monthly financial benefits to eligible households to supplement their food purchase budget. Financial Assistance More information:

• Benefits are issued through the electronic benefit transfer (EBT) system, a plastic card known as the Independence Card

Provides outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use disorder treatment. Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Offers screening, assessment, counseling, resource referral, and community education
• Coordinated care available for individuals with multiple chronic health conditions