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We Connect Maryland So It Can Thrive
Our 501(c)(3) nonprofit responded immediately to the growing challenges of COVID-19. 211 Maryland continues to support state and local agencies and individuals. We inform, connect and advocate for individuals.
Maryland’s COVID-19 Connector
Connections nearly doubled when Governor Hogan directed Marylanders to call 211 Maryland for COVID-19 related support. Resource specialists link Marylanders to vaccine and testing sites, and support other pandemic related needs.
Bilingual Push-Alerts
More than 200,000 English and Spanish-speaking Marylanders receive text messages with information and alerts before, during and after public health and safety emergencies, through a partnership with the Maryland Department of Emergency Management (MDEM).
Free Food Delivery
Utilizing our vast network of partners, we arrange for grocery and meal delivery to Marylanders needing food assistance through Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD), United Parcel Service (UPS) and Salvation Army.
Senior Support and Assistance
It’s easier and quicker for seniors to find aging services and resources through Maryland Access Point, with a new 211 Maryland and Maryland Department of Aging (MDoA) partnership. MAP provides online resources and a statewide call line 1-844-627-5465.
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Maryland Peace of Mind is a mental health initiative by WBAL-TV. A recent interview with a member of the 211...
The new service, created by the Thomas Bloom Raskin Act, is the first of its kind in the U.S., providing...
The Washington Post editorial board writes about the innovative and first-of-its-kind proactive mental health program - 211 Health Check.
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