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Advocacy Support League (Deaf & Hard of Hearing Division)
P.O. Box 1734
White Plains,
MD
20695
301-843-8627 TTY
800-644-9963 xDEDGE
FAX: 301-932-4578
Committed to breaking down the barriers to accessibility- ASL is bringing awareness from the Deaf Community to our hearing counterparts. We work to bring compliance of ADA Civil Rights issues and end discrimination that the Deaf Community faces daily. Phone contact through MD Relay - 711 ext 301-843-8627.[ Last Updated: 28-Jul-2007 | Reader Comments Report Problem
Calvert Collaborative for Children & Youth
http://www.calvertkids.org/
PO Box 138
St. Leonard,
MD
20685
410-286-8300
Contact via E-Mail
The Calvert Crusade for Children (CCC) is a catalyst, advocacy, and networking organization. It focuses its energies on increasing volunteer and financial resources dedicated to programs for children and youth, and on building community awareness of youth issues. It supports efforts of many outstanding child and family organizations. CCC is the local organization designated by the County Commissioners to spearhead General Colin L. Powell's America's Promise - The Alliance for Youth in Calvert County. America's Promise calls for families and communities to come together to give all children the support they need to succeed - the presence of responsible, caring loving adults; safe places in which to learn and grow; a healthy start to a healthy future; marketable skills in today's highly competitive, information-based economy; and opportunities to give back to their communities.[ Last Updated: 22-Mar-2014 | Hits: 615 | Reader Comments Report Problem
Citizens for a Better Charles County Inc.
https://bettercharlescounty.wordpress.com/
PO Box 1091
White Plains,
MD
20697
Contact via E-Mail
Citizens for a Better Charles County Inc. The CBCC is a county-wide civic organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for all Charles County residents. CBCC continually works on important issues of concern to all who reside in the County. The CBCC, through attending local governmental hearings and meetings, seeks to promote sound local policies.
[ Last Updated: 01-Apr-2015 | Hits: 145 | Reader Comments Report Problem
Maryland Crime Victims' Resource Center, Inc.
http://www.mdcrimevictims.org/
1001 Prince George's Blvd, Suite 750
Upper Marlboro,
MD
20774
301-952-0063 (DC Metro)
1-877-842-8461
FAX: 301-952-2319
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(Formerly the Stephanie Roper Committee) Our mission is to insure that victims of violent crime in Maryland receive justice and that these victims are treated with dignity and compassion through comprehensive victims' rights and services. In April of 1982, Stephanie Roper was kidnapped, brutally raped, tortured, and murdered. Following their experience with the criminal justice system, Roberta and Vince Roper founded the Stephanie Roper Foundation and the Stephanie Roper Commitee to improve the criminal justice system and its treatment of crime victims and survivors. The Stephanie Roper Foundation and Committee recently combined, becoming the Maryland Crime Victim Resource Center. The Maryland Crime Victims' Resource Center is a non-profit 501(C)(3)volunteer organization that serves Maryland Crime Victims.[ Last Updated: 10-Jan-2013 | Hits: 454 | Reader Comments Report Problem
Mother's Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
314 PAM DRIVE
Waldorf,
MD
20603
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[ Last Updated: 03-Jun-2003 | Reader Comments Report Problem
PFLAG Leonardtown
https://www.pflagleonardtown.org/
P.O. Box 1253
Leonardtown,
MD
20650
240-309-2398
Contact via E-Mail
PFLAG Leonardtown is a 501c3 non-profit, volunteer organization created by and for the LGBTQIA+ individuals, our families, friends and allies across Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's Counties.
Our mission is to:
- Support LGBTQ+ families through monthly peer-to-peer groups and social events. Be sure to check out our meetings & events pages for upcoming peer-to-peer and event dates!
- Educate the Southern Maryland community on LGBTQ+ issues through educational events, collaboration with local institutions, and our presence at local events.
- Advocate for inclusive policies and practices in our local government, businesses, healthcare, and educational institutions. Need help advocating or making your establishment for inclusive? Reach out!
[ Last Updated: 09-May-2022 | Hits: 33 | Reader Comments Report Problem
Progressive Southern Maryland
http://www.progressivemaryland.org/
21754 Banks Place
Lexington Park,
MD
20653
301-863-4939
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Progressive Southern Maryland is a chapter of Progressive Maryland, a statewide alliance of thousands of progressive individuals strengthened by an alliance with dozens of community, faith, and employee organizations. Currently, Progressive Southern Maryland is working to shape a housing policy that works for all residents of St. Mary's, not just the developers.[ Last Updated: 14-Oct-2005 | Hits: 291 | Reader Comments Report Problem
Southern Maryland Tri-County Community Action Committee, Inc.
http://www.smtccac.org/
P.O. Box 280
Hughesville,
MD
20650
301-475-5574
410-535-1010
We are a private non-profit organization committed to combatting poverty in Southern Maryland. SMTCCAC, Inc. strives to provide a variety of self-sufficiency services to the residents of Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's Counties.[ Last Updated: 04-May-2005 | Hits: 1395 | Reader Comments Report Problem
The Arc Southern Maryland
https://arcsomd.org/
355 West Dares Beach Road
PO Box 1860
Prince Frederick,
MD
20678
410-535-2413
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Founded in 1975, The Arc Southern Maryland is a private 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, affiliated at the state level with The Arc Maryland and at the national level with The Arc of the United States, the world's largest grass roots organization of, and for, people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The Arc Southern Maryland is the leading advocate for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities living and working in Southern Maryland. The Arc provides an array of services including housing, job placement, family support, respite care, and behavioral support services. Our mission is to create opportunities for independence and personal success for people with different abilities in inclusive communities.
There are many ways to Achieve with us. Whether you're interested in joining our team, donating, volunteering, becoming a member, or receiving services, we look forward to working with you!
[ Last Updated: 26-Dec-2018 | Hits: 97 | Reader Comments Report Problem