A $3M supplemental appropriation for continued development of the DHHS Community Connect Portal faces a public hearing Feb. 24.
Family Involvement Center sites in Gaithersburg and Silver Spring are closed Feb. 23; Rockville opens at 10:30 a.m.
Montgomery County seeks applicants for the Alcohol and Other Drug Addiction Advisory Council; deadline is March 20, 2026.
A Virginia resident with confirmed measles visited a Bethesda office building Feb. 10; visitors may have been exposed.
The Governor's Family Violence Council published a new guide titled 'What To Do After Receiving a Protective Order.'
Free in-person and virtual festival at Wheaton Community Recreation Center on March 15 addresses teen dating violence and healthy relationships.
Free opioid awareness summit for middle and high schoolers at Wheaton High School on Feb. 21, featuring NARCAN training and video contest winners.
The Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence holds its 38th annual memorial service via Zoom on February 23 from 4–5 p.m.
Local family law attorneys lead free monthly divorce and separation workshops; next class March 4 in Spanish, 7–8:30 p.m.
Montgomery County opens FY26 Food as Medicine grants offering $100K–$300K awards for clinic-led food access programs serving food-insecure families with children.
Montgomery County's APAAG published a guide helping health care professionals deliver culturally competent care to Sikh patients.
LHI Spanish-language session covers marijuana's effects on youth brain health and offers prevention tips, Feb. 24, noon–1:30 p.m.
HHS Committee takes up OLO Report 2025-7 on racial disparities in maternal and infant health outcomes in Montgomery County.
HHS Committee considers a $7.2M ARPA-funded supplemental appropriation for 18 private shelter units at 600 East Gude Dr. in Rockville.
Montgomery County's VITA program offers free tax prep through April 9 for households earning $69,000 or less.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center holds virtual orientations Feb. 17–26 for its free play-based program for children birth to age 5.
Early Childhood Services hosts a virtual info session on the Montgomery County Infants & Toddlers Program (MCITP) on Feb. 24.
MCITP Family Support Network hosts a free virtual session on toddler sleep challenges and bedtime routines on March 11, 2026.
Local family law attorneys lead free monthly classes on Maryland separation and divorce, starting March 4 in Spanish.
Free virtual training for MCITP families on supporting early language and literacy development from birth to age 3.