Montgomery County DHHS is collecting responses from males of African or Caribbean descent, ages 18–44, for a State of Black Health survey.
Awards for the FY26 Fentanyl Use, Overdose, and Death Reduction Grant Program will be issued with FY27 funds due to a funding issue.
OGM and AAHI seek nonprofit applications for $1.6M in FY27 Healthy Communities Fund grants focused on AAPI community health programs.
Maryland SUN Bucks offers $120 per eligible student in summer grocery benefits; enrollment for Summer 2026 is now open.
MCPS students can access free nutritious summer meals at more than 100 sites across Montgomery County through the Summer Food Service Program.
Voices for Children Montgomery is recruiting Hispanic and Latino volunteers to serve as Court Appointed Special Advocates for foster children.
Postpartum Support International is offering full scholarships in English and Spanish to eligible Maryland perinatal support professionals.
Eligible Maryland residents with a documented brain injury may receive free neuropsychological screening and resource facilitation services.
Dr. Kisha Davis's latest report covers cyclosporiasis, minority mental health, vaccinations, sports physicals, and back-to-school tips.
LHI's updated website centralizes program info, health education materials, and community resources for Montgomery County residents.
Maryland's Rare Disease Advisory Council is surveying people with rare diseases and caregivers to assess health, education, and welfare needs.
Montgomery County DHHS is collecting anonymous survey responses from Black Diaspora community members to guide future health planning.
The Community Action Board's free CAI advocacy training program closes applications July 24 for income-eligible Montgomery County residents.
"En Sintonía con el Concejo" airs July 24 at 2 p.m. on WILC 900AM, featuring Mansfield Kaseman Health Clinic staff on summer health tips.
Bill 12-26 would update County Code on payments to developmental disability service providers, removing outdated wage-target requirements.
Bill 28-26 would expand the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Commission from 11 to 23 voting members; HHS Committee meets July 23 at 1 p.m.
The Community Action Board is accepting applications for a free English/Spanish advocacy training program running October through May.
Montgomery County's State of Black Health Survey is open through Aug. 31 for African American, African, and Caribbean residents in five languages.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center holds free Zoom orientations July 21 (Spanish) and July 23 (English) for children birth–age 5.
County Cable Montgomery's '50+ in Montgomery County' episode features a commissioner explaining the Commission on Aging Ambassador Program.