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Provides perishable and nonperishable food, meats, formula, and diapers sizes 1-6 once a month to qualified area residents.
Food Assistance, Clothing Assistance
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- Accepts nonperishable food and monetary donations
- First-time clients will not be turned away, but must then apply for a food card at the Community Action Council of Hagerstown
Provides presentations and peer-led workshops in a group setting on various mental health issues. Mental Health Services
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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
Provides independent housing and support for individuals with psychiatric disabilities.
Housing Assistance, Supportive Housing
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- Includes property management assistance, furniture inventory, and tenant orientation
- Hosts educational and social activities organized by the tenant's council
- Accepts donations of furniture and vehicles
Provides cancer treatments, including surgery, radiation, infusion, and enhanced supportive services Medical Care More information:
- Includes genetic counseling
- Provides access to clinical trials
Offers apartment rentals for older adults. Housing Assistance
Places shelter animals into temporary homes with local residents to provide care for pets with medical needs, underage status, or socialization challenges. Animal Services More information:
- Supplies instructions and pet care items including food, leash, litter boxes, and carrying crates
- Covers all veterinary care costs through the shelter's on-site medical team
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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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Connects library patrons to social workers who can help with resources and service referrals related to health, food, legal, education, employment, and mental health needs. Helplines and Information More information:
- Helps with applications for services like SNAP, medical assistance, childcare subsidies, and more
Distributes both perishable and nonperishable food items. Food Assistance More information: -Accepts donations of clothing, toiletries, gloves, and money
Offers home repairs and energy efficiency upgrades designed to lessen utility bills. Home Improvement More information:
- Provides an energy audit, safety testing, and installation of energy conservation measures
- Services may include insulation, air sealing, weather-stripping, replacing light bulbs, and more
- Appliance replacement may be available for inoperable or inefficient appliances
- Includes weatherization for the winter months
Offers federally-funded temporary financial assistance.
Financial Assistance
Provides mental health services.
Mental Health Services
- Provides individual, group, couples, and family counseling
Distributes perishable and nonperishable food to individuals in need.
Food Assistance
Provides mental health, substance use, and community support services. Mental Health Services More information: - Includes individual, group, and family therapy services - Conducts mental health assessments, therapy, and case management in Baltimore City schools - Offers evaluations, suicide assessment, crisis intervention, and therapy for youth in juvenile services - Provides mobile treatment programs that offer support and care management - Psychiatric rehabilitation programs available
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Provides a range of mental health services, including evaluation, psychological testing, and psychotherapy.
Mental Health Services
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- Includes individual, couples, family, play, and group therapy
- Offers genetic testing to guide medication choices and provide medication management
- Outpatient substance use services and medication-assisted treatment with suboxone available
- Consults on depression, anxiety, bipolar and eating disorders, PTSD, OCD, and chronic health issues
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Assists older adults with SNAP enrollment applications and renewals. Benefits Counseling More information:
- Provides bilingual and bicultural services for Korean, Chinese, and Vietnamese communities
Offers urgent care services to individuals with minor illnesses and injuries. Medical Care More information:
- Includes on-site diagnostics, labs, x-rays, physical exams, drug and alcohol screening, and DOT exams
- Provides same-day results for routine blood work and urine tests
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Provides employment and training services to eligible veterans and military personnel, and their spouses. Employment Services More information:
- Offers job counseling, testing, and placement assistance
- Case management services are available
- Teaches other organizations how to provide the same services
Offers support services that includes counseling, evaluation, and occupational, physical, and speech therapies Aging and Disability Services More information:
- Operates managed alternative living homes for eligible clients
- Curb-to-curb transportation and vocational workshops available
Provides a variety of public parks and recreational activity centers. Leisure and Recreation More information: - Includes cultural and performing arts, hobbies, nature education, social activities, special events, sports and fitness activities, therapeutic recreation, camp sites, and water-oriented activities
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Provides family planning services including pregnancy testing, counseling, and birth control. Medical Care, Pregnancy and Childbirth Support More Information:
- Offers testing and treatment for HIV and STDs like chlamydia, syphilis, gonorrhea, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C
- Includes vaccine and immunization information
- Other women's and men's health services available
- Offers breast and cervical cancer screening
- Offers gynecological exams
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.
