Offers assistance to patients who cannot afford to pay full price for their medication.Medication Expense AssistanceMore information: Patients should check with their pharmacy to see if the company participates in the program

Provides financial assistance for food, medicine, rent, and transportation related to treatment for kidney disease.Financial AssistanceMore information: Assistance limited to once per year

Helps Garrett County residents who are uninsured or underinsured and can't afford prescription medications.Prescription AssistanceMore information: Covers medications prescribed for long term chronic conditions Healthcare Provider must be willing to participate

Offers grants for medical and healthcare expenses to individuals who have no other financial resources.Medical Expense AssistanceMore information: The fund does not provide grants for outstanding hospital, healthcare, or medical bills Medications or therapies beyond a three-month time period are not covered Long-term chronic care, basic living expenses, burial expenses, camp or school tuition, and vehicles are not covered

Provides financial assistance for paying rent, utilities, or other emergency needs. Financial Assistance

Provides financial assistance for rent, mortgage, utilities, prescriptions, and education.Financial AssistanceMore information: Other needs may be considered on a case-by-case basis Assistance is subject to the availability of funds; provides referrals if unable to assist

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

Provides emergency shelter, health education, and financial and supportive assistance to individuals and families in Charles and St. Mary's Counties.Financial Assistance, Health Education, Temporary Shelter, Food, ClothingMore information:Provides financial assistance with utilities, prescriptions, and housingEmergency Rental Assistance Program provides rent or utility assistance; includes past-due and future rent payments Temporary shelter open from October 1 to mid-April; includes transportation, housing, and food Emergency, transitional, and domestic violence safe housing available Provides rapid re-housing funding Offers a food pantry, clothing closet, and serves meals daily Offers health education on cancer prevention and HIV/AIDS support services Accepts donations of clothing, household goods, nonperishable food items, and money

Offers financial assistance with past-due rent, mortgage, security deposits, utilities, prescription and medical bills, and more. Financial Assistance

Offers a resource center with access to a variety of programs and services for individuals in need.Information and Referral More information: Provides referrals and bus tokens to reach shelter and local support services Offers personal mail and telephone use, toiletries, and blankets Crisis intervention, basic case management, and immigration services are available Coordinates on-site services, such as legal aid, Department of Veterans Affairs outreach, barbers, and tax preparers Open Mon-Fri, 9-11AM and 2-5PM

Provides discounted and free medications to eligible individuals.Prescription AssistanceMore information: Offers Novolin insulin, SevenASSISTSM, Norditropin PAP, Activella, and Vagifem

Offers emergency financial assistance to prevent eviction, utility turn-off, mortgage foreclosures, and to cover costs of water bills, heating oil, prescriptions, and medical services or supplies.Emergency Financial AssistanceMore information: Provides up to $500 per family

Provides emergency shelter, health education, and financial and supportive assistance to individuals and families in Charles and St. Mary's Counties.Financial Assistance, Health Education, Temporary Shelter, Food, ClothingMore information:Provides financial assistance with utilities, prescriptions, and housingEmergency Rental Assistance Program provides rent or utility assistance; includes past-due and future rent payments Temporary shelter open from October 1 to mid-April; includes transportation, housing, and food Emergency, transitional, and domestic violence safe housing available Provides rapid re-housing funding Offers a food pantry, clothing closet, and serves meals daily Offers health education on cancer prevention and HIV/AIDS support services Accepts donations of clothing, household goods, nonperishable food items, and money

Provides emergency financial assistance with various bills and expenses.Emergency Financial AssistanceMore information: Assistance is provided on a case-by-case basis Helps with rent, mortgage, utility bills, oil, burial expenses, prescriptions, job-related transportation, and medical/optical bills

Provides a food pantry and financial assistance to individuals in need.Food Pantries, Financial AssistanceMore information: Food pantry is open on Thursdays from 6PM to 7PM Offers financial assistance for rent, utilities, water bills, and prescriptions

Provides financial assistance for paying rent, utilities, or other emergency needs. Financial Assistance

Provides services and supports for individuals in Montgomery County who have low income or are experiencing homelessness. Homeless Drop In CentersMore information: Financial assistance is available for legal evictions, utility turn-offs, and prescriptions A lunch program is available Monday through Saturday Dinner is served on Sundays at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church An on-site psychiatrist is available for group and individual therapy on Wednesday mornings Free clothing is available with a pick-up voucher from the drop-in center The drop-in center offers supportive services and showers Home visits are conducted online with clients who were previously homeless Accepts donations of fresh and nonperishable foods, clothing, and personal hygiene products

Provides financial assistance for utilities, eviction prevention, prescriptions, and fuel oil when funds are available.Emergency Financial Assistance More information: Recipients do not have to be MEAP eligible

Provides financial assistance to individuals with HIV who have received a notice of eviction or a turn off notice from BG&E.Financial AssistanceMore information: The amount of assistance given varies depending on the situation

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

Helps individuals living with HIV/Aide access the medication they need to stay healthy. Maryland Aide Drug Assistance Program More information: Program may cover medication expenses, co-pays, deductibles, and insurance plan premiums Offers assistance to individuals with an urgent need for medication who have a caseworker referral -Temporary assistance may be available for individuals who are not yet eligible for the program

Offers financial assistance for prescription medication costs. Offers limited case-by-case financial assistance when funds are available. Prescription Medication AssistanceMore information: Prescriptions must be filled at one of the two Giant pharmacies in BethesdaProvides limited supplemental financial assistance when funds are available

Provides financial assistance for gas and electric shut-off notices, eviction notices, and prescription expenses on a case by case basis.Financial AssistanceMore information: Assistance is limited to once per year Applicants do not need to be MEAP eligible

Provides emergency financial, food, and clothing assistance.Financial Assistance, Thrift Shops, Food PantriesMore information: Helps with eviction prevention, utility turn-offs, medical bills, and dental expensesFood pantry opens every Friday from 3:30PM to 4:30PM; baby formula is sometimes available Thrift Shop opens Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday from 10AM to 1PM Accepts donations of nonperishable food, used clothing, small household goods, and cash

Provides limited financial assistance for evictions, utility turn-offs, water bills, gas expenses, fuel oil, and prescriptions.Financial AssistanceMore information: BGE and water bill providers will be contacted to confirm need; MEAP eligibility not required All other resources must be exhausted before applying for eviction subsidies and prescription assistance