Maryland SUN Bucks enrollment for summer 2026 is open; eligible families receive $120 per student for summer grocery purchases.
MKHC's newly funded Food as Medicine program provides fresh produce and nutrition education to food-insecure patients with diabetes or hypertension.
The June 12 episode of En Sintonía features Dr. Lourdes Parry and Mansfield Kaseman Health Clinic's Carmen Lezama discussing diabetes care.
DPS outreach staff will attend the Health and Wellness Expo at Leisure World in June, focusing on the Design for Life property tax credit program.
MoCo Pride Center in Bethesda provides free HIV and STI testing Tuesdays, drop-in hours daily, and multiple LGBTQIA+ support groups.
Eligible families with school-aged children can receive $40/month per student in June, July, and August through Maryland SUN Bucks.
County Executive Elrich will highlight elder protection efforts ahead of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15 during his June 10 briefing.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center offers free play-based sessions for children birth–5; mandatory orientations scheduled via Zoom in June 2026.
Council expected to approve $1,016,032 supplemental appropriation adding state grant funds for DHHS mobile crisis and behavioral health services.
Maryland SUN Bucks enrollment is open; eligible families with school-aged children can receive up to $120 per student for summer groceries.
ER visits for tick bites are sharply rising in Montgomery County; Lyme disease cases in Maryland have nearly doubled since 2020.
The Elder/Vulnerable Adult Abuse Task Force hosts a free forum on financial scams and resources on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
Montgomery County DHHS celebrates first cohort of Early Care and Education Facility Loan Program, funding 19 projects to add ~178 licensed child care seats.
The Maryland Coalition of Families, partnering with Primary Care Coalition, is recruiting individuals to become Certified Peer Recovery Specialists.
The county's Mobile Health Clinic offers free and low-cost health screenings, referrals, and resources at multiple locations throughout June 2026.
Researchers seek independent older adults in Montgomery County to help design a healthy aging resource website, paying $45 per session.
County Executive Elrich and Council VP Balcombe will commemorate 35 individuals who died while experiencing homelessness in 2024–2025.
DHHS is awarding two $50,000 grants to reduce fentanyl use, overdoses, and deaths in Montgomery County; deadline is June 3, 2026.
MCITP's Family Involvement Center provides free play-based early childhood sessions for children birth to age 5; orientation required.
MCITP Family Learning Series session covers options when a child turns 3, including Extended IFSP and preschool transition.