A free pro bono citizenship clinic in Wheaton served nearly 150 residents seeking help with the U.S. naturalization process.
Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland and WSSC Water are connecting income-eligible homeowners with free plumbing leak repairs through the CAP Leak Repair Program.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center hosts four free Zoom orientations in April for parents of children birth to age 5.
Montgomery County is accepting applications for the Community Action Board through May 8, 2026.
Montgomery County offers free, walk-in HIV testing Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m., with results in one minute.
Free four-part Zoom seminar series on financial planning, retirement, federal service exit, and divorce finances begins May 12.
Local family law attorneys lead free monthly classes on separation and divorce in Maryland, 7–8:30 p.m., through June 2026.
Montgomery County Procurement issued Informal Solicitation #1193949 for legal services supporting the Homeless Persons Criminal Diversion Program.
Public hearing April 21 on a $300,000 private grant for the Office of Food Systems Resilience's FY26 food aggregation program.
Council hearing April 21 on a $502,167 federal Continuum of Care planning grant for DHHS.
A joint GO-HHS committee meets April 10 at 1 p.m. to review a $3M supplemental appropriation for the DHHS Community Connect Portal.
A free April 15 workshop at Silver Spring Civic Building covers care planning, decision-making, and documenting preferences for those aging without family support.
Westat seeks Spanish-speaking primary care and specialty medical providers/staff for a paid 1-hour virtual interview study, offering $200–$350.
LHI staff, county leaders, and Maryland Health Secretary Dr. Meena Seshamani gathered for the 2nd Annual Dr. Ulder J. Tillman Public Health Week Symposium.
Montgomery County DHHS provides free vaccines to eligible adults without insurance or whose plans don't cover immunizations.
Montgomery County DHHS seeks one lead organization to deliver immigrant stabilization and integration services; applications due May 13.
Montgomery County Infants and Toddlers Program offers 8-week virtual parenting group for caregivers of children ages 4 months to 6 years.
DHHS plans a late-April launch of a $100K–$150K grant for a nonprofit to deliver substance-use prevention curriculum to upper elementary students.
DHHS plans to launch the FY26 FUODR Grant Program in April 2026, offering $100K in opioid abatement funds for 1–2 awards.
The FY27 Lighthouse Grant Program launches April 8, offering nearly $4M for a lead organization to coordinate immigrant services countywide.