Provides financial assistance, education, and support for individuals with kidney issues. Financial AssistanceMore information: Helps with transportation, medication co-pays, and dialysis while traveling Covers emergency expenses related to treatmentHelps dialysis patients afford basic health insurance Offers seminars and workshops to professionals who specialize in kidney disease

Provides limited financial assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities for crises and needs not covered by insurance.Financial AssistanceMore information: Covers eviction prevention, utility shut-off, therapies, eyeglasses, ramps, or other equipment Funds may also be used for special needs, such as art lessons or gym memberships

Informs callers about low-cost hearing aid programs and conducts hearing tests over the phone. Information ServicesMore information:Resources may include donated and reconditioned hearing aids, where available

Provides services and support for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer's disease.Alzheimer's Disease SupportMore information:Includes 24-hour emergency response, a helpline, support groups, and educational opportunitiesOffers a one-time grant for families who have exhausted all other resources Works to educate policy makers about the needs of families coping with dementia

Provides assistance, counseling, and supportive services to cancer patients and their families.Cancer Treatment Support ProgramMore information:Includes advance care planning, dietary consults, financial assistance and counseling, and education A patient library, psychosocial support and counseling, and transportation assistance available Offers various support groups

Provides services and support to individuals with disabilities to help them live independently.Independent Living Skills TrainingMore information: Includes counseling, support groups, advocacy, life skills instruction, and employment services Offers assistance for purchasing assistive technology, durable medical equipment, and other devices Helps clients transition from nursing homes or from education to employmentLinks to resources and agencies at the county and state levels

Provides prescription assistance.Medication AssistanceMore information: Assists with amounts up to $100Includes co-pays, deductibles, and diabetic supplies

Provides financial assistance to eligible older adults and caregivers in Frederick County.Financial Assistance More information:Helps with medications, transportation, in-home support, food, clothing, household and personal care items, in-home modifications, and supplies

Offers financial assistance to individuals with ALS who need help to live independently.Financial AssistanceMore information: Covers expenses related to home healthcare, medical equipment, and communication devices Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and decided on a case-by-case basis