Emma's Torch café on East-West Highway in Silver Spring offers culinary and job preparation training to refugees, asylees, and trafficking survivors.
Montgomery County Infants and Toddlers Program asks families to complete an anonymous survey by Aug. 15 to guide its next strategic plan.
Montgomery County's FY27 Healthy Communities Fund offers grants up to $250,000 for nonprofits serving Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
Residents can call 240-907-2688 around the clock to report concerns about unhoused individuals during the Code Purple air event.
Montgomery County is surveying African American, African, and Caribbean residents on health experiences to shape future programs; open through Aug. 31.
Maryland SUN Bucks enrollment is open, providing $40/month for June–August to eligible families with children on free or reduced-price meals.
On July 26 Disability Independence Day, MCDOT outlines ADA-compliant Ride On features, Flex 918, MetroAccess coordination, and HHS transport programs.
Ride On deployed cooling buses at Kensington and Germantown holiday events and distributed 240 water bottles at transit stops July 2.
DHHS offers ongoing virtual programs through August 2026 for African American, Asian American, and Latino community health and mental wellness.
DHHS VITA specialist Eduardo Levi Mendes discusses free tax prep services still available to Montgomery County residents on July 17 broadcast.
'BTheOne' asks Montgomery County teenagers to help peers improve mental health and navigate crises, with Einstein High School students as ambassadors.
Families can submit referrals to the Montgomery County Infants and Toddlers Program online at referral.mditp.org.
Montgomery County's Community Advocacy Institute offers free bilingual policy advocacy training for residents earning $71,000 or less.
'BTheOne' asks Montgomery County teenagers to help peers improve mental health and navigate crises.
County Executive Elrich to share details on Montgomery County's response to a second heat wave hitting residents this month.
Maryland law requires employers to provide water, shade, and 15-min rest breaks hourly when heat index reaches 100°F.
Montgomery County health officials warn of dangerous heat index values up to 106°F persisting through Friday, July 17, 2026.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center holds three free virtual orientations in July for parents of children birth to age 5.
Bill 28-26 would amend membership, appointment, and term rules for the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Commission.
Maryland SUN Bucks provides $40/month for June, July, and August—$120 total—per eligible student for summer groceries.