Maryland Wellness and Recovery (MDWAR)

Agencies providing social services and child welfare support to clients.

Programs that help clients gain or regain vocational skills and find employment.

Programs offering job training, resume assistance, and employment placement support.

Religious and faith-based organizations offering support services appropriate for client populations.

Organizations providing food and clothing to individuals and families in need.

Various recreational activities and facilities to support client wellness and social engagement.

Instruction in adult literacy and English as a second language to enhance educational skills.

Licensed child care services for clients with parenting responsibilities.

Volunteer-based transportation assistance for clients to attend appointments and programs.

Housing assistance including HUD Section 8, shelters for homeless or battered women, and recovery houses.

Legal aid services to support clients with various legal needs.

A coordinated service offering assessment, planning, linkage, monitoring, and advocacy with a single contact person to mobilize needed resources.

Preventive medical services such as screenings, immunizations, and health education.

Health care including visiting nurses, home health aides, primary care physicians, and community clinics.

Targeted medical and support programs addressing HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C, STDs, and TB.

Medical care services for pregnant women and children including check-ups and developmental screenings.

Comprehensive psychiatric treatment and mental health counseling both inpatient and outpatient.

Peer-led or professionally facilitated groups to support individuals in recovery from substance use or mental health disorders.

Therapeutic services for individuals, couples, and families to address relational and behavioral health issues.