Latino Health Initiative's Spanish-language Facebook Live on marijuana's effects on teens is now available on YouTube.
WSSC Water spokesperson to discuss Emergency Customer Relief Plan, Water Fund aid, and bill-reduction programs on Spanish-language radio March 6.
Montgomery County Family Support Network hosts six weekly Zoom sessions for families with children birth–4 starting May 1, 2026.
The HHS Committee meets March 5 at 1 p.m. for updates on DHHS programs serving African American, Latino, and Asian American residents.
A Healthy Homes Fair will take place March 21, 2026, from 1:00–5:00 p.m. in Montgomery County.
The Black Motherhood Project is recruiting mothers to participate in a new program focused on Black maternal health and support networks.
Mission of Mercy offers free extractions and fillings for adults 18+ on April 17 at Universities at Shady Grove in Rockville; registration required.
$750,000 in Food as Medicine grants open through March 20 for healthcare-led programs serving food-insecure county households.
Montgomery County DHHS offers free school-required vaccinations for MCPS students March 30–April 6 during spring break.
County-funded Care for Kids program offers pediatric medical, dental, and vision services to uninsured children in Montgomery County.
FIC sites host hands-on 'Balloon Experiment' inquiry-based science activity for families during weeks of March 9 and March 16.
All Family Involvement Center locations will be closed March 23 through April 6, reopening April 7.
FIC offers free play-based learning sessions Monday–Thursday, 9:30 am–1:00 pm, with two circle times daily through March 19.
A free April 15 program at Silver Spring Civic Center focuses on advance care planning for solo agers.
Free Medicare information seminars at Olney and Bethesda libraries on March 4 and March 26, no registration required.
Washington Metro Oasis in Bethesda hosts five free sessions in March on insurance, car safety, legal matters, and transportation.
Two focus groups in March invite adults to share ideas on making Montgomery County more age-friendly.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center provides free play-based programming for children birth to age 5; orientation required.
MCITP Family Learning Series hosts a March 18 session on transitioning out of early intervention services at age 3.
Dr. Kisha Davis urges residents to avoid contact with river water and shoreline following the Jan. 19 sanitary sewage overflow.