| Organization | Programs and/or Services Offered | Phone Number | Web Address |
| 2-1-1 Maryland | 211 Maryland is the state’s most comprehensive health and human services Information and Referral System. With over 7,500 resources, individuals with essential needs can get connected to local help 24/7/365. 211 Maryland can help with food, housing, immigration, utility assistance and much more. | 211 | https://211md.org/ |
| C&J Migrant Solutions | C&J Migrant Solutions provides affordable and reliable services to low-income migrants. Our mission is to help individuals and families navigate the complex immigration process without paying expensive attorney fees. Our team of certified immigration form specialists, attorneys, and support staff work tirelessly to provide exceptional services to our clients. We understand the stress and challenges that come with the immigration process, and we are committed to easing that burden for our clients. | (443) 494-9231 | https://www.cjmigrants.com/ |
| Employ Prince George’s, Inc. | Employ Prince George’s is the quasi-government 501c3 nonprofit serving as the principal workforce development entity for Prince George’s County Government. As the principal workforce development entity for Prince George’s County Government, Employ Prince George’s serves as the staff, fiscal agent, and administrative agent of the Prince George’s County Workforce Development Board, the entity managing and distributing the County’s Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA) Title I fund, and the operator of the Prince George’s County Public Workforce System. | 301-618-8400 | https://www.employpg.org/ |
| FISH of Laurel, Inc. | Fish of Laurel, Inc. is an all-volunteer non-profit that helps to feed hundreds of food-insecure neighbors in the Greater Laurel, Maryland area. Elizabeth House serves as the organization’s home base, where volunteers prepare and serve hot meals 365 days a year and operate a food pantry twice a week. | 240-547-9013 | http://www.fishoflaurel.org/home.html |
| Hope House Treatment Center | Outpatient Program, Intensive Outpatient Program, for individuals who are experiencing substance use disorders and mental health challenges. | 301-490-5551 | https://hopehousemd.org/ |
| J & A Positive Image, LLC | J&A Positive Image is a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) whose mission is to provide in-person, virtual, and/or hybrid therapeutic and rehabilitative services to individuals ages 5-65, with qualifying diagnoses. The PRP program assists primarily low-income clients with re-integration into their community and gaining access to resources that foster overall wellness, recovery, and improvement of their mental prognosis. J&A Positive Image serves Howard County and other surrounding areas and is committed to individuals of all races, ethnicities, gender, etc. The program has accommodations presently for Medicaid insurance, only. | 410-796-2039 | https://www.japositiveimage.com/ |
| JustLiving Advocacy, Inc. | “Our Mission is to improve the quality of life for impoverished single mothers with sustainable resources, that are needed to become economically self-sufficient and to improve their health and educational outcomes for themselves and their children. If you’re a woman who’s caring for your children on your own and need an opportunity, please contact us! Through our services, we will try to assist you in receiving relief that will hopefully lead you towards economic empowerment and self-sufficiency.” | 410-972-8377 | https://www.justlivingadvocacy.org/ |
| Laurel Advocacy and Referral Services, Inc. (LARS) | “LARS empowers individuals in need of food, housing and financial assistance to achieve well-being, stability and self-sufficiency. To qualify for services at LARS, you must reside in one of the four Laurel zip codes (20707, 20708, 20723, or 20724) or be homeless in the Laurel area. The following services require an appointment: Financial Assistance, Clothing Voucher, Eye Glasses Voucher, SNAP Applications or Renewals, Obtaining an ID/SS Card and Mail Sign-Ups. No appointment needed for food assistance on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (Clients can still schedule on Wednesdays appointment can still do so). “ | 301-776-0442 | https://www.laureladvocacy.org/ |
| Laurel Helping Hands Youth Services Bureau | We think of ourselves as the first line of call for individuals and families faced with mental and behavioral health challenges because we help our clients understand and cope with mental illnesses and other behavioral problems; we provide treatment services; and when the needs of an individual or family, exceeds our scope of service, we support them through the process of finding and accessing the appropriate providers. | 240-294-1304 | https://helpinghands.cityoflaurel.org/ |
| Maryland Department of Human Services The Laurel Multiservice Center serves as a satellite location for the Laurel Region’s social services (PG, AA, How) | Prince George’s (PG) County Department of Social Services Anne Arundel (AA) County Social Services Howard County (HOW) Department of Social Services | PG Homeless Hotline: 1-888-731-0999 AA Coordinated Entry Screening: 410-417-7260 Howard County Social Services: 410-872-8700 | https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/departments-offices/social-services/contact-us https://dhs.maryland.gov/local-offices/anne-arundel-county/ https://dhs.maryland.gov/Local-Offices/Howard-County/ |
| Maryland Reentry Resource Center | The Maryland Reentry Resource Center provides comprehensive reentry services and resources to help formerly incarcerated individuals. Our staff, volunteers, and partners strive to use our experience, expertise, and resources to empower incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals with the skills, tools, and knowledge they need to become thriving and productive citizens in the communities to which they return. | 410-429-0107 | https://www.mdrrc.org/ |
| NAMI Prince George’s County, MD | NAMI Prince George’s County serves residents across Prince George’s County with free mental health support, online groups, resources and education. | 240-467-5948 | https://namipgc.org/ |
| Nextera Behavioral Health | Nextera is a community-based, culturally-sensitive Behavioral Health service provider. We are licensed and certified by the Maryland Dept. of Health and Medicaid to provide health services to children, teens, and adults. Our staff and partners include a culturally-diverse group of experienced nurse practitioners, behavioral counselors, case managers, social workers, and therapists. Our treatment options include individual, group, and family settings. Some encounters are available via telehealth visits. | 240-456-1001 | https://nexterabehavioralhealth.com/ |
| QCI Behavioral Health | QCI is an Outpatient Mental Health Clinic (OMHC) that provides individual, family or group therapy services to adults, adolescents and children. | Our direct office lines are: Prince George’s County: 301-636-6504 Southern Maryland: 240-427-3554 Washington County: 301-791-2660 | https://www.qcihealth.com/home |
| Taking Care of Our Neighbors, Inc. | Taking Care of Our Neighbors operates the Winterhaven Winter Shelter Program. | To be referred to the shelter, please contact Laurel Advocacy and Referral Services (LARS) at 301-776-0442. | |
| Touch Stones Financial Wellness Services | Our mission is to improve, strengthen and enrich the lives of low to moderate-income families and individuals through our financial counseling and financial literacy programs; empowering them to pursue their financial goals and allowing them to achieve financial stability, capability, and sustainability. | 410-707-1378 | https://www.touchstonesfinancialwellness.org/ |