(410) 296-2273
7215 York Road
Fax: (410) 296-2394
Baltimore, Maryland 21212
www.baltimorearc.org
3300 Gaither Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21244
(410) 323-7554
Family Support Center
25 N. Caroline Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21231
(800) 999-0120
608 Water Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Operated by the Maryland Committee for Children, LOCATE: Child Care has been helping families with children who have special needs find child care for many years. It is a free service to parents, and it has a complete database of all licensed child care providers and centers. LOCATE will refer families to child care programs that have openings and experience in working with children who have special needs.
back to top(410) 338-2642
733 W. 40th Street, Suite 10
Baltimore, Maryland 21211
Offer referrals and group training and consultation, School based program Pimlico and Arlington Elementary. H.I.V. and counseling program out of Lake Clifton. Counseling out of Larance Paquin School and Dunbar.
(410) 662-7113
Baltimore City's new "One Stop" Family Support and Resource Center for families who have a child with developmental disabilities, mental health, or behavioral health needs. All services are free.
(410) 323-7554
Family Support Center
25 N. Caroline Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21231
Center for Jewish Education
(410) 578-6946
TTY (410) 578-6945
CJE offers free special education consultation to are preschools, day schools and congregational schools. Upon recommendation by an administrator, teacher or parent, a special education consultant can perform a classroom observation. He or she may then recommend specific resources and offer advice for curriculum modifications, classroom behavior management and lesson planning for students with special needs. The consultant can also refer a family to an appropriate Jewish educational environment and recommend tutors.
(410) 767-0238
200 W. Baltimore Street
Fax (410) 333-8165
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
Caroline Ann Baglin, Assistant State Superintentant, Division of Special Education/Early Intervention Services
(410) 859-5300
7484 Candlewood Rd., Ste. S
www.ppmd.org
Hanover, Maryland 21076
(410) 298-7000
7000 Tudsbury Road
Fax (410) 448-7366
Baltimore, Maryland 21244
Consists of three specialized childcare programs serving children up to age five who are medically fragile, developmentally delayed or disabled. (Within My World, Someplace Special, and World of Wonder)
Offers the only medically-based childcare programs in central Maryland
Offers on-site physical, occupational, speech/language therapy and specialized instruction
Offers social work services including parent-child and family counseling, family resource identification, and transitional services
Maintains a high staff-to-child ratio that includes nurses, social workers, teachers and specially trained child care
back to top(410) 828-7700
300 E. Joppa Road, Ste. 1103
www.abilitiesnetwork.org
Towson, Maryland 21286
Provides rolling access funds up to $400.00 per family for children up to 22 years old with developmental disabilities and mental health issues. Also provides family services and resources.
(410) 282-5900 ext. 3009
Twanda Jones
Rolling Access funds DDA eligibility
(410) 554-9230
Low interest loans for adaptive equipment
(410) 662-7113
Baltimore City's new "One Stop" Family Support and Resource Center for families who have a child with developmental disabilities, mental health, or behavioral health needs. All services are free.
(410) 780-4095
Tim Reihl
Rolling Access funds DDA eligibility
(410) 902-4500
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Fax (410) 581-6170
Rosewood Lane
www.ddamaryland.org
Owings Mills, Maryland 21117
Those who should apply would be anyone with a severe, chronic disability who needs residential, day or support services. Disability occurred prior to their 21 st birthday. Once accepted you can contact agencies such as BARC, Creative Option, etc for access to Rolling Access Funds up to $2000.00 a year. In addition, there are other programs that offer respite care services separate and apart from DDA and the Rolling Access funds (Kennedy Krieger Institute). 2002 BARC has the grant for Baltimore City and County Respite Care money.
(410) 727-4828 ext. 272 or 322
The Associated
Fax (410) 752-1177
101 W. Mount Royal Avenue
www.jillfoxfund.org
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
Applications accepted for medical procedures, equipment or health-care related expenses.
(410) 876-1836 or 1-800-323-9407
Fax (410) 876-4185
180 Kriders Church Road, Westminster, MD 21158
www.mdtrc.org