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County  Resources


Housing Opportunities Commission 

https://www.hocmc.org/


Office of Landlord-Tenant Affairs OLTA 

Complaint Form 


Montgomery County Renters Alliance 

an  independent, nonprofit organization advancing renters rights and security. 


Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services (MCDHHS)

Aging and Disability Services; Behavioral Health and Crisis Services; Children, Youth and Family Services; Health Services; and Housing. Use the menu bar at the top of the DHHS website to learn about the different programs available in Montgomery County.

Montgomery County's Service Consolidation Hubs Provide food assistance, diapers, and other basic necessities from several locations throughout the County. Some Hubs can also connect residents with other necessary services.

Catholic Charities Provides food and clothing assistance, housing, employment programs, health care, legal and financial assistance, and more. Provides services regardless of religious, social, or economic background. Several offices throughout Washington, D.C., Montgomery County, and other counties in MD.

  • Catholic Charities Center (Silver Spring) helps Montgomery County clients complete applications for benefits and financial assistance programs including food stamps, Temporary Cash Assistance, rent/mortgage/utility assistance and health care.
  • Spanish Catholic Center (Gaithersburg) provides case management services, medical and dental clinics, job training programs, English classes, food pantry, and more.

Interfaith Works: Programs offer help with food, shelter, employment, clothing and household goods, and financial needs. Visit website for information on how to get help. 301-762-8682; 114 W. Montgomery Avenue, Rockville, MD 20850;  info@iworksmc.org


Salvation Army: Provides emergency financial and food assistance, case management, and other services. Several offices throughout the DMV area. 301-515-5354, Ext. 0 (English); 301-277-6103


Montgomery County Corps provides social services, emergency assistance, food distributions, and other seasonal assistance.


Sheppard Pratt Offers many programs in the areas of health and mental health, housing, employment, developmental disabilities, and more. Several offices throughout MD. Emergency financial assistance may also be provided in limited cases.


Shepherd's Table Provides hot meals on-site and to-go meals. Eye clinic serves patients without vision insurance. Resource Center provides information and referrals to support services, personal mail and telephone use, transportation assistance to reach the shelter, toiletries and blankets, prescription assistance, and basic case management services. 

301-585-6463; 8106 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring, MD 20910; info@shepherdstable.org


Jewish Social Service Agency (JSSA) Health and social wellness agency which provides services in mental health, employment, hospice, homecare, managing chronic illness, aging in place, services for disabled individuals, and more.

Call 703-J-CARING to get connected to help in your area. 

See website for more information about navigation and case management. 

240-800-5772


Bender JCC of Greater Washington 

Provides various classes and programs like citizenship classes, adult ESOL, exercise classes, programs for seniors and children, and more. 301-881-0100; 6125 Montrose Road, Rockville, MD 20852


Community Engagement and Consultation Group Provides tailored and targeted case management, SNAP and Medicaid enrollment, job readiness programs, notary services, community closet, monthly women's hygiene products distribution, and health education workshops. 301-525-8807; 10770 Columbia Pike, #300, Silver Spring, MD 20901, info@ce-cg.org




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Federal Resources

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Legal Resources


  • Bar Association of Montgomery County Pro Bono Program: Call (301) 424-7651 (Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.) for an initial eligibility screening to receive free legal guidance or representation from volunteer attorneys. They handle cases like divorce, custody, name changes, adoption, bankruptcy, wills, and landlord/tenant (security deposits). There is a $25 processing fee. [1]
  • Maryland Legal Aid: Call (410) 951-7750 or apply online via Maryland Legal Aid for free civil legal services regarding basic needs, housing, family law, and public benefits if you meet income guidelines. [1, 2]
  • Maryland Courts Help Center: Call (410) 260-1392 (Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.) to speak with an attorney for free legal advice and assistance with civil or family court forms. [1, 2]
  • Gilchrist Immigrant Resource Center: Call (240) 777-4940 (Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for information on free in-person immigration and legal assistance clinics in Montgomery County. [1]
  • I Need Legal Help | LSC - Legal Services Corporation an  independent nonprofit established by Congress in 1974 to provide financial support for civil legal aid to low-income Americans. 
  • Access to Counsel in Evictions Program​: The Maryland Legal Services Corporation administers the Access to Counsel in Evictions program. The program provides free lawyers to renters living in Maryland that have a household income that is at or below 50% of Maryland’s median income. Access to Counsel representatives will help you determine if you qualify.

Our Vulnerable Populations

 

Differently Abled


  • Maryland Department of Disabilities: The Maryland Department of Disabilities offers information and resources on rental assistance, homeownership programs, utility support, home modifications, and housing rights for people with disabilities.
  • Maryland Centers for Independent Living: Centers for Independent Living offer support for accessible and affordable housing, home modifications, and services that help individuals with disabilities live independently in their communities.
  • The Arc: The Arc supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families through advocacy, resources, and programs that promotinclusion and independent living in the community.
  • Community Pathways Waiver: The Maryland Department of Health’s Community Pathways Waiver provides support services that help individuals with developmental disabilities live more independently at home and in the community, through both self-directed and agency-based models.

Elder Community 

  • MD Department of Aging Programs and Services: The Maryland Department of Aging offers a variety of programs and services to support older adults, including health, wellness, and community-ased resources.
  • Mobile van to test Peripheral Arteries and other Cardiac Issues
  • Partner with Adv, HC, or MedStar

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