ER visits for tick bites are sharply rising in Montgomery County; Lyme disease cases in Maryland have nearly doubled since 2020.
The Elder/Vulnerable Adult Abuse Task Force hosts a free forum on financial scams and resources on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
Montgomery County DHHS celebrates first cohort of Early Care and Education Facility Loan Program, funding 19 projects to add ~178 licensed child care seats.
The Maryland Coalition of Families, partnering with Primary Care Coalition, is recruiting individuals to become Certified Peer Recovery Specialists.
The county's Mobile Health Clinic offers free and low-cost health screenings, referrals, and resources at multiple locations throughout June 2026.
Researchers seek independent older adults in Montgomery County to help design a healthy aging resource website, paying $45 per session.
County Executive Elrich and Council VP Balcombe will commemorate 35 individuals who died while experiencing homelessness in 2024–2025.
DHHS is awarding two $50,000 grants to reduce fentanyl use, overdoses, and deaths in Montgomery County; deadline is June 3, 2026.
MCITP's Family Involvement Center provides free play-based early childhood sessions for children birth to age 5; orientation required.
MCITP Family Learning Series session covers options when a child turns 3, including Extended IFSP and preschool transition.
A compensated NIH-funded study invites adults 65 and older living at home to help design a website for local activities and resources.
Caregiver Connect, a virtual support group for military-connected caregivers, meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 PM.
ServingTogether hosts a monthly walk-in VA claims clinic at EveryMind in Rockville on the third Saturday, 10 AM–3 PM.
The Alzheimer's Association National Capital Area Chapter is hosting three free virtual education programs for caregivers in June 2026.
AAHP's 4th annual Alzheimer's community event, themed 'Strengthening the Circle of Care,' is free with health screenings and lunch on June 5.
Camp ETA runs June 22–26 in Rockville for adult caregivers and grandchildren ages 5–10, 9 AM to noon daily.
Free 45–60 minute dementia awareness sessions are scheduled at Bethesda, Silver Spring, and White Oak locations in June and August.
A free online workshop on solo aging planning and programs is scheduled for June 2, 2026 at 3 PM, featuring national speakers.
Montgomery County introduces Care4MC.Trualta.com, a new online resource for caregivers and individuals living with dementia or memory loss.
MCDOT and Manna Food Center collect non-perishable food on Ride On buses and at libraries and county offices May 22–31.