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Provides opportunities for employment, education, and housing to individuals with a diagnosed mental illness.

Community Center

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- The Education Resource Center offers access to computers, GED classes, and benefits screening
- Participants may gain work experience through food preparation and clerical programs

Provides support services for individuals with disabilities, including peer mentoring, living skills training, assistive technology funding, and transition services.

Mental Health Services

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- Offers referrals for assistive technology, education, employment, health, transportation, and more

Offers faith-based residential reentry support services to formerly incarcerated men.

Reentry Services

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- Provides one-on-one mentoring, group therapy, and communal living
- Offers 12-18 months of residency

• Offers computers, support groups, educational classes, and community activities
• Individuals do not need a referral or medical card to participate

• Offers weekly support groups and one-on-one peer support 
• Activities include yoga, meditation, art expression, movies, journaling, and bowling

• Donations of clothing, household goods, office equipment, personal items, and toiletries accepted

• Services are provided by peers who have gone through similar experiences

• Donations of clothing, household goods, office equipment, personal items, and toiletries accepted

• Services are provided by peers who have gone through similar experiences

Offers confidential counseling on LGBTQIA+ issues by phone, email, and online chat rooms.

Helplines and Information

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- Maintains a resource database with information on available services and programs.

• Services are provided by peers who have gone through similar experiences

• Provides peer and group support, education, advocacy, and classes

• Peer mentoring available for youth with disabilities

Provides support services for individuals with mental, physical, and developmental disabilities.

Advocacy

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- Includes living skills training, peer counseling, youth programs, and advocacy
- Helps clients fund accessibility modifications to homes and acquire assistive technology
- Offers community-supported living arrangements
- Refers to other community resources as needed

• Includes a warm line, peer counseling, socialization, and homeless outreach

• Donations of clothing, household goods, office equipment, personal items, and toiletries accepted

• Available Monday-Friday 8:30AM-12:00Noon at All Saints Episcopal Church in Frederick, MD 
• Offers referrals to recovery supportive services as needed

• Includes trips, hot meals, games, arts and crafts, education on mental health issues, and advocacy 
• Provides support groups for people who have experienced domestic violence

• Offers computers, support groups, educational classes, and community activities
• Individuals do not need a referral or medical card to participate

• Includes home visits, access to community programs, and safe sex education
• Offers comprehensive prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum care and education

Provides support services for individuals with mental, physical, and developmental disabilities.

Advocacy

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- Includes living skills training, peer counseling, youth programs, and advocacy
- Helps clients fund accessibility modifications to homes and acquire assistive technology
- Offers community-supported living arrangements
- Refers to other community resources as needed

• Services are provided by peers who have gone through similar experiences

• The center is run by peers and provides support, education, resources, and social activities

Offers peer support for individuals who are recovering from substance use and/or mental health conditions.

Substance Use Disorder Services

• Donations of clothing, household goods, office equipment, personal items, and toiletries accepted