MCITP Family Support Network hosts a free virtual session on picky eating strategies for parents, Wed. May 6, 7–8:30pm.
Councilmember Sayles met with NCCF Executive Director Ralph Belk to discuss service delivery for children and families facing behavioral health needs.
Montgomery County Council issued an Autism Acceptance Month Proclamation, spotlighting housing, employment, and inclusion needs for autistic adults.
The Tree House Child Advocacy Center held an open house during Child Abuse Prevention Month to showcase programs supporting young survivors.
Two Community Advocacy Institute participants spoke at separate Black Maternal Health Week events in Montgomery County on April 11 and April 15.
County Cluster Projects awarded summer camp and pool scholarships to 36 children and families, and hosted a Standby Guardianship Clinic on April 2.
Montgomery County Child Care Support Services accepting last-day applications for its year-long Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation program.
The 9th annual online Older Adults and Veterans Mental Health Awareness Day takes place May 7 at 10 a.m. at connect.ncoa.org/OAMHAD2026.
The Alzheimer's Association National Capital Area Chapter is offering three free virtual programs in May covering finances, brain health, and Down syndrome.
DHHS is distributing free hearing aids and personal sound amplifiers to eligible residents age 60 and older on a first-come, first-served basis.
Certified Montgomery County volunteers offer free 45–60-minute dementia awareness presentations to community groups and workplaces.
A six-week virtual caregiver self-care class runs every Wednesday from May 4 through June 15, 2:30–4:30 p.m.
JCA Gorlitz Kensington Clubs caregiver program hosts a panel on cannabis, ketamine, and evolving mental health treatments on May 11.
JCA Kesher Cafe young-onset dementia social program for adults diagnosed before age 65 meets in person in Rockville on May 3.
Montgomery County is offering caregivers a new online resource at Care4MC.Trualta.com starting May 2026.
Free fair at Bohrer Park offers in-person interpreters in Spanish, French, Amharic, Chinese, Russian, and more for seniors and caregivers.
DHHS seeks a nonprofit to deliver evidence-based substance use prevention curriculum for grades 4–6; launch expected early May 2026.
DHHS will launch a $100,000 grant program targeting fentanyl use, overdose, and death reduction in early May 2026.
Nearly $4M available for one lead nonprofit to deliver coordinated immigrant stabilization and integration services; closes May 13.
$100,000 available for food gardening initiatives reducing food insecurity; applications close May 6, 2026.