treatment and short-term hospitalization for all ages; for children Brook Lane and adolescentsLaurel Hall School, partial hospital program and residential care Provides free clothing, hygiene, and school supplies to school aged Children In Need children. Eligibility letter for free or reduced lunch is used for registration. Provides information, referrals, and direct assistance for such varied Community Action needs as nutrition, housing, employment, counseling, and the Council Maryland Energy Assistance Program. Provides crisis assistance such as utility termination, eviction and food pantry. Grants financial assistance and provides specific social services to individuals, families, and children who are in need and meet specific Department of Social eligibility requirements including aid to families with dependent Services children, disability assistance and loan program, food stamps and medical assistance. Provides housing for low-income families within the City. Provides programs and resources for residents that promote and encourage Hagerstown Housing self-sufficiency, self-esteem and self-determination. Provides Authority affordable housing through the federal Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program Offers a comprehensive and coordinated menu of outpatient Mental Health Center, treatment and rehabilitation services to children, adolescents, Inc. adults, and their families Trained volunteers meet with Washington County residents who are facing a crisis to offer encouragement, advice, and referrals to other providers, as well as monetary assistance. Offer financial education training and support to a broad spectrum of Washington County Reach Inc. residents, including low-moderate income households, the unemployed and homeless, as well as those who are employed but facing financial difficulty. Shelter is available to homeless adults from Washington County on a first come, first served basis Offers financial assistance for rent, security deposits, and utility Valor Ministries shutoffs. Provide support services for baby supplies, clothing, IDs, and Birth Certificates. Provide decent and affordable housing in a safe and secure living environment for low and moderate income residents. Oftentimes they provide section 8 housing choice vouchers for those that qualify for low income housing. Most every housing authority that provides WC Housing Authority vouchers currently has multi year waiting lists. Also provide low income public housing options that also often have multi year waiting lists. Provide low cost apartments for seniors, handicapped persons, single mothers with children, and homeless.
Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau With The Assistance of Paul Newhouse Management, Policy, and Community Health School of Public Health University of Texas Health Science Center Houston, Texas, USA