Our resource guide is meant to be used as a local resource for individuals and families to learn about community resources such as special education resources, mental health resources, funding and grant resources, caregiver resources, and state health insurance resources. If there is a local resource that is not listed below, please email us at team@pmchag.com.
Offers a computerized listing of all regulated forms of child care (licensed family child-care providers, licensed center-based and school-age programs, certified camp programs, certified nursery schools, kindergartens, and Head Start programs).
Group Details: Facilitated by the Alliance for Parent, Provider, and Local Employer Solutions, website: www.applesforchildren.org, contact
301-733-0000
The birth Injury Center provides assistance to anyone who has been affected by a birth injury. They offer resources to assist the injured and their families. More information can be found online at:
www.birthinjurycenter.org
This Federally funded program offers comprehensive child development and family support services to income-eligible families. Preventative health and nutrition services are included. Children with disabilities are welcome. Part-day and full-day programming available.
Group Details: website: http://headstartwashco.org, contact: 301-733-4640
Specifically designed instruction, at no cost to the parents, to meet the unique needs of a child with a disability. Additionally, once Special Education is determined, related services may also be implemented based on student need.
Group Details: Facilitated by Washington County Public Schools, website: http://wcpsmd.com/special-education
Washington County Public School’s Infants and Toddlers Program is a countywide system of coordinated, interagency and multidisciplinary early intervention services for children ages birth to five who are suspected of having a disability.
Group Details: Facilitated by Washington County Public Schools, website: https://wcpsmd.com/documents/maryland-infants-toddlers-program
Frederick County Public Schools Special Education Parent Resources
Frederick County Public schools are dedicated to making your child's academic goals a success. FCPS offers several resources to help navigate you through your child's specific needs and supporting you along the journey.
Group Details: website: https://www.fcps.org/special-education/special-education-parent-resources
Frederick County Public Schools Family Support Services-Partners for Success
Partners for success is a program offered through the Frederick County Public School System for children ages 3-21 with special education needs. This program allows teachers and the parent/guardian to function as a team to ensure the child is getting the assistance they need in school be successful.
Group Details: website: https://www.fcps.org/special-education/partners-for-success
Parent Resource Center
A place for parents to access resources, support groups, training opportunities, and services their child may need.
Group Details: website: https://parentresourcecenter.org/
Disability Rights Maryland
May represent Maryland residents who have a disability & a legal issue.
Group Details: website: https://www.disabilityrightsmd.org, contact 410-727-6352
Wrightslaw
Special Education Law and Advocacy books and articles.
Group Details: website: https://www.wrightslaw.com
Maryland Learning Links
Special Education articles, resources, & webinars.
Group Details: website: https://elevates.marylandpublicschools.org
Group Details: https://monocacycenter.com/, contact 240-651-5280
Pathfinders for Autism
Group Details: website: https://www.pathfindersforautism.org, contact 443-330-5341 or 443-330-5370
Project Lifesaver
Provides electronic tracking devices & instruction for persons in need.
Group Details: website: http://www.mihi.org/project-lifesaver/, contact 301-745-6444
MIHI
Assistance to individuals with disabilities to increase quality of life.
Group Details: website: http://www.mihi.org/, contact 301-745-6444
Achieving True Self (In-home ABA Therapy)
Group Details: website: http://achievingtrueself.com, contact 1-866-287-2036
Group Details: www.missionautismclinics.com, contact 301-337-8833 | Flyer
Group Details: https://monocacycenter.com/, contact 240-651-5280
Group Details: https://www.appsmentalhealth.com/, contact 240-970-7300
If you are caring for a child with a mental health, behavioral or education issue, a developmental disability or involvement with the juvenile justice system, you may need Family Navigator services. Any parent or caregiver can call a Family Navigator to request assistance for their child, age 0-21 years, with special needs.
Group Details: website: http://www.mdcoalition.org, contact: 410-730-8267 or Youth Crisis Hotline 1-888-607-3637
Offers outpatient and short-term inpatient hospitalization services, substance abuse treatment, and a variety of other services for children, adolescents, and adults.
Group Details: website: www.brooklane.org, contact: 301-733-0330
Services include: outpatient mental health clinic, psychiatric rehabilitation program, therapeutic behavioral services, autism waiver services, special education services and respite services.
Group Details: website: www.change-health.com, contact: 240-420-1850
Providing outpatient treatment for children, teens, and adults, rehabilitation services, after-school programs, mobil treatment, school based treatment, medication evaluation and follow-up, monitoring, and community education.
Group Details: website: www.thementalhealthcenter.net, contact: 301-791-3045
Catholic Charities provides outpatient services in Washington County. These services include individual and family therapy as well as medication management, In addition, all sites provide child and adolescent psychiatric rehabilitation services in conjunction with outpatient services.
Group Details: www.catholiccharities-md.org, contact: 301-733-5858
Provides mental health outpatient and mobile treatment services to children, adolescents and adults with medical assistance only.
Group Details: website: https://www.qcihealth.com/, contact: 301-791-2660
Office provides services to families through our Mental Health Care Coordination (MHCC) serving children 5 – 18 years of age, including transportation. Potomac Case Management also provide services to adults through our Targeted Case Management (TCM) serving adults 18 and older.
Group Details: website: https://www.pcmsinc.org, contact 301-791-3087
Support groups meet the first Tuesday of every month from 10:00am-12:00pm and provide support to caregivers caring for seniors 60 and older or grandparents and other relative caregivers over the age of 60 who are caring for a child age 18 or under.
Group Details: Facilitated by Washington County Commission on Aging, website: wccoaging.org, contact 301-790-0275 ext. 205
Cerebral Palsy Guide is a national support organization dedicated to educating individuals and families about Cerebral Palsy. They strive to provide answers and guidance to ensure that families receive the assistance that they need to help improve their overall quality of life.
Group Details: Information at https://www.cerebralpalsyguide.com
An eight week parenting course every Tuesday from 6:00-8:00pm with open and free enrollment
Group Details: Facilitated by the Parent Child Center, website: https://allegany.md.networkofcare.org/mh/services/index.aspx, contact 301-791-2224
Assists parents of children and young adults with special needs. Is a resource between family, school and community and offers a full range of support for families of children with special needs, from birth to 21 years.
Group Details: Facilitated by the Washington County Public Schools, website: https://wcpsmd.com/student-services, contact 301-766-8221
Offers Fathers 101 group, individual and group counseling, job readiness and other case management services to men in the fathering role
Group Details: Facilitated at the Washington County Family Center, contact 301-790-4005
The toll-free stress line provides confidential information, referrals and support for parents and other individuals in care giving roles, professionals, community members, children, adolescents, families, educators, and more. Available to families 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is Maryland’s leading child abuse prevention organization.
Group Details: Facilitated by the Parenting Help Line, website: https://www.familytreemd.org/, contact: 1-800-243-7337
A statewide parent-directed free resource for families of children and young adults with all disabilities. Provides information on laws, resources, family rights, and the school system.
Group Details: Website: www.ppmd.org, contact: 1-800-394-5694 or 410-768-9100
A statewide interactive online director developed to assist in locating community resources. It allows users to get organizational contact information, map resources by location and instant directions
Group Details: website: https://www.servicecoord.org/sps-state-and-community-resources/
A national healthcare insurance program.
Group Details: website:
https://marylandhealthcoverage.org/
Group Details: website: https://www.ada.gov/resources/disability-rights-guide/#americans-with-disabilities-act-ada
Assistive Technology
Group Details: website: https://mn.gov/admin/at/getting-started/understanding-at/types/
Ableism Description
Group details: website: https://cdrnys.org/blog/uncategorized/ableism/
School Accommodation Resources
Group Details: website: https://mdod.maryland.gov/education/Pages/Special-Education-Servcies.aspx
Group Details: website: https://mdod.maryland.gov/education/Pages/Section-504-Plans.aspx
Group Details : website: http://ce.msde.state.md.us/
Arc of Wash County
Group Details: website: https://www.arcwc-md.org/services/
Washington County Disability Resources Dictionary
Group Details: website: https://www.washco-md.net/disability-resource-guide/#care
Maryland 211
Health & Human Service Resources
Group Details: website: https://211md.org, contact 2-1-1
Maryland School for the Blind
Group Details: website: https://marylandschoolfortheblind.org, contact 1-410-444-5000
Maryland School for the Deaf
Group Details: website: https://www.msd.edu, contact Frederick Campus 301-360-2000
Maryland Relay Service for Deaf & Hard of Hearing
Contact 1-800-552-7724 or 410-767-6960 (Voice/TTY) or Dial 711
PMC Frederick
4640 Wedgewood Blvd, Suites 101 - 105, Frederick, MD 21703
240-457-9558 tel | 301-739-7453 fax
PMC Hagerstown
1045 Maryland Ave, Hagerstown, MD 21740
301-739-5437 tel | 301-739-7453 fax
PMC Aquatics at Hagerstown
1105 Maryland Ave, Hagerstown, MD 21740
301-739-5437 tel | 301-739-7453 fax