DHHS plans a late-April 2026 launch for up to $150K in grants for evidence-based prevention programming for grades 4–6.
DHHS will launch the FY26 Fentanyl Use, Overdose, and Death Reduction Grant Program in April 2026 with $100K in opioid abatement funds.
$100,000 in FY26 Resident and Community Gardening grants expected to launch late March 2026 for food-insecurity initiatives.
Eligible residents can receive free legal guidance on the U.S. citizenship screening and application process at Wheaton Library on April 11.
NAMI Montgomery County's annual fundraising walk runs May 16, 2026, from 9 AM–12 PM at the Rio Lakefront in Gaithersburg.
Expedited Bill 16-26 would expand Montgomery County's consumer protection tools against fraud targeting older and vulnerable residents.
Adventist HealthCare plans to close its Germantown Emergency Center on July 1, 2026, pending state approval, after 20 years of service.
A free multilingual senior services fair connecting seniors and caregivers with Medicaid, housing, food, and transportation resources runs May 12 in Gaithersburg.
The latest health officer bulletin covers the DC Water Potomac Interceptor, mumps, colorectal cancer, and national health observances.
LHI is recruiting Latino parents of elementary-aged children for Spanish-language sessions on healthy development and substance use prevention.
The Latino Health Initiative published its FY2025 annual report highlighting progress, partnerships, and community support work.
All Montgomery County Family Involvement Center sites are closed March 23–April 6, reopening Tuesday, April 7.
A citizenship clinic co-hosted by the Governor's Office and county partners is scheduled for April 11 at the Gilchrist Immigrant Resource Center.
Several state and nonprofit programs offer credits, shut-off protection, and arrearage help to Montgomery County residents facing higher energy bills.
Local family law attorneys lead free monthly classes on Maryland separation and divorce law, first Wednesday of each month through June 2026.
Joint EC/HHS committee worksession on March 12 covered DHHS FY27–32 capital projects including childcare, wellness centers, and shelter infrastructure.
A citizenship clinic co-hosted by the Governor's Office of Immigrant Affairs and county partners is set for April 11.
DHHS Mobile Health Clinics travel countywide providing free dental, medical, behavioral health, and human services to underserved residents.
DHHS hosts free student vaccination clinics March 30–April 6 during spring break to help families meet Maryland school immunization requirements.
Expedited Bill 16-26 would bar deceptive practices targeting adults 68+ or lacking daily-care capacity, expanding OCP tools.