Maryland Department of Disabilities
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Dec 5th, 2023
WE NEED YOUR HELP! Please take a few minutes to complete our survey to help us create the next State Disabilities plan. Tell us what is most important to you. What is working? What is not working? What would you like to see in the future? We want the plan to reflect your priorities and […]
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Nov 29th, 2023
The Maryland Department of Health (MDH) wants to hear from you (and your friends and family) about what you consider are the most pressing health issues for Maryland residents! MDH has launched a collaborative initiative called “Building a Healthier Maryland” that is aimed at improving the health and well-being of all Maryland residents. Please complete […]
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Nov 1st, 2023
¿Tienes un niño de 14 años? ¡Inscribirse! ¿Tienes un joven de 14 a 21 años? ¡Inscribirse! ¡Este entrenamiento es para ti! Durante esta capacitación, los padres…· Obtendrán una comprensión de su rol cambiante;· Completar tareas individualizadas para sus jóvenes;· Desarrollar una visión y un plan de acción personalizados. ¡Date prisa y aplica antes del 11 de noviembre! […]
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Oct 30th, 2023
Contributed by Kristen Klepac Accidents happen all the time, but you may be surprised to hear that some of the most severe and even fatal accidents happen within the safety of our own homes. In fact, preventable home injuries and fatalities have increased by 320% since 1999 according to the CDC. And for those […]
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Oct 11th, 2023
The Navigator Center helps 18-24 year-old city residents apply to college or begin a new career through the workforce development programs. The center provides guidance for those who graduate from high school and seek career support in the early years of young adulthood. Click here to learn more!
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Oct 4th, 2023
In September 2023, COVID-19 vaccines began being sold in stores. But don’t worry, most people in the U.S. can still get these vaccines for free if they have health insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. However, around 25-30 million adults don’t have health insurance, and some people with insurance might have to pay for the COVID-19 […]
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