TESS Community Action Center is recruiting bilingual student volunteers for summer to assist front-line staff; SSL hours available.
A new six-week Navigation Academy for providers and advocates begins August 24; applications open through July 6.
County Executive Elrich is accepting applications through June 3 to fill two low-income and one private-sector Board seats.
Community Action Agency's VITA program offers free tax prep for county residents earning under $69,000, starting June 23.
The Community Advocacy Institute's 10th-anniversary graduation on May 13 celebrated 28 graduates, its largest cohort yet.
SEEC held a ribbon-cutting for its IDEA Lab, an inclusive makerspace and assistive technology hub for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The Arc Montgomery County's annual Multicultural Senior Resource Fair at Bohrer Park connected older adults with Medicaid, Medicare, and other essential services.
Community Services for Autistic Adults and Children (CSAAC) held a ribbon-cutting for its new Montgomery County headquarters.
Psychotherapist Gabriela Romo joins En Sintonía May 29 to discuss mental health stigma, stress, anxiety, and local support resources.
Free family event at Montgomery College Takoma Park campus offers health screenings, workshops, and youth programming on May 30.
Early Childhood Services hosts 'Ready Set Grow!' virtual session June 24 from 3:30–4:30 p.m. for parents and caregivers.
Montgomery County Early Childhood Services hosts a free virtual co-parenting session May 27 from 3:30–4:30 p.m.
SEEC held a ribbon cutting for its new IDEA Lab, an inclusive technology space co-designed with people with disabilities.
The 2026 Point in Time Count shows Montgomery County's homeless population fell 26%, the largest decrease among 8 regional jurisdictions.
Maryland recorded 1,600+ heat-related ER visits and 35 deaths last year; Heat Awareness Week runs May 18–25.
The BHCSC at 1301 Piccard Drive closed April 17 for planned renovations; reopening is expected in November 2026.
BHCS advisory councils hosted the April 30 forum on recovery and connection, drawing over 160 community members and 30+ service providers.
Services to End and Prevent Homelessness and the Interagency Commission on Homelessness convened partners at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church.
Gov. Moore signed House Bill 804/Senate Bill 860 on April 14, establishing four aging-focused goals in state law.
County Executive Elrich will discuss new federal immigration policies affecting green card holders at May 27 briefing.