BALTIMORE, MD — The Maryland Department of Human Services (DHS) announced today that, as the state neared completion of its ...

Statewide Nutrition Assistance Equipment Program (SNAEP) 07.02.07 – Child Protective Services—Investigation of Child Abuse and Neglect 07.03.25.04 Critical Medical Needs Program – Application Process ...

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In Maryland, there are approximately 3,800 children and teens in out-of-home care (or foster care). Out-of-home care is intended to be a short-term plan for children and youth until they can reunify ...

The Department of Human Services assists people in need by administering a wide range of public assistance programs. Primarily, we help low-income people as well as families and children in crises. We ...

Reporting Abuse Reporting abuse and neglect is everyone’s responsibility. If you suspect that a child or adult is being abused or neglected please call 1-800-91Prevent (1-800-917-7383) or 911. Do Not ...

The local Department of Social Services will screen the allegation to determine whether or not what you have reported meets the legal criteria for child abuse and neglect. If the allegation does meet ...

On this page, you can learn information about the State of Maryland’s socioeconomic programs, access the Procurement Tracking System Public Dashboard and view open/closed DHS solicitations. Visit ...

The Food Supplement Program (FSP) formerly known as Food Stamps helps low-income households buy the food they need for good health. Everyone has the right to apply for FSP. For many applicants, we do ...

Established in 1985 by the Maryland Commission for Women, in partnership with the Women Legislators of Maryland and Governor Harry Hughes, the Hall of Fame honors Maryland women with outstanding ...

The Women Legislators of Maryland was established in 1972. It is the oldest women’s legislative caucus in the nation. The Commission for Women partners with the Women Legislators of Maryland on ...