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Community Resources and Job Opportunities (1/14/21)
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CareerCatchers’ Events CareerCatchers New Training Starting January 2021 Free for CareerCatchers clients
***Space is limited, please sign up soon. Please register by January 15th, 2021. Please click here for more information
CareerCatchers Individualized Tutoring and Assistance
Through our volunteer network, we offer personalized tutoring to CareerCatchers’ clients who want to take workforce development classes. Our career counselors can help identify classes for you to take and then we work to find volunteers who can help you succeed. Please contact emma@careercatchers.org for more information.
CareerCatchers Empowerment Workshop
CareerCatchers holds an Empowerment Workshop on Tuesdays, from 3:00pm – 4:00pm. We understand that this is a very stressful time for everyone with many unforeseen challenges arising as a result of COVID-19. We wanted to create a safe group environment where we can discuss these challenges and come up with strategies for dealing with them. Please register on Zoom to join if you are interested.
CareerCatchers Weekly Job Club
Join our Virtual Job Club, Wednesdays, at 11:00AM. It is open to the community. Please register on Zoom. Since COVID-19 restrictions started,18 clients who have attended our events found employment.
City of Gaithersburg Vocational Grants
CareerCatchers has a grant through The City of Gaithersburg to provide vocational scholarships to qualified City of Gaithersburg residents who wish to complete training and educational courses that will result in a certification and better jobs. The program runs through 6/30/2021. Please contact your career coach or email reply@careercatchers.org to get more information.
Eligibility Criteria for Grant Recipients: – Must be a resident of the City of Gaithersburg – Must be experiencing a financial crisis due to COVID-19 – Household income must not exceed 65% of HUD Area Median Income guidelines – Proof of lawful permanent residency Job Opportunities
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Virtual Hiring Event Wednesday, January 27, 2021 10:00am-2:00pm
*Click here for tips on making money through Uber Eats effectively Check who’s hiring right now here and other current job openings
Training and Scholarships Opportunities
FREE Virtual Culinary/Food Safety for English Language Learners
February 1, 2021-March 26, 2021 Monday-Friday: 2:00pm-4:30pm Class is limited to 10 students Text or call: 301-876-4419
Montgomery College Institutional Grants and Scholarships
In the spirit of making higher education affordable and accessible to all, Montgomery College offers the following institutional grants and scholarships here.
Dual Enrollment Earn College Credit in High School A MC academic initiative that allows qualified high school students to be admitted and enrolled at Montgomery College,
Spring 2021 The Office of Montgomery College Community Engagement Scholarships: all applications must be received by 5:00pm on Friday, January 22, 2021.
Free English Classes For Adults Winter 2021
Free Adult English classes are welcome to anyone that is 18 years or older and lives or works in Maryland.
Guru99 Free specialized certification training courses for CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, and CompTIA Security+. An online learning and teaching marketplace with over 100,000 courses and 24 million students. Community Resources 
County School Board Delays Reopening Schools Until March
The Montgomery County Board of Education voted to delay students’ return to buildings until at least March 15. If schools begin reopening on March 15, students would have about three months of in-person classes before the end of the academic year on June 16. The school board will meet again in January and February to review COVID-19 metrics. A decision about a March 15 reopening will be made by February 23. More.
$1 Billion Emergency Stimulus and Tax Relief Package Introduced
Governor Hogan introduced an emergency legislative package designed to provide more than $1 billion in direct stimulus and tax relief for Maryland working families, small businesses, and those who have lost their jobs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Direct stimulus payments for low-to-moderate income Maryland residents, with benefits of up to $750 for families, and $450 for individuals.
The RELIEF Act, introduced as emergency legislation, will take effect immediately upon enactment. A summary of the bill is available here.
Maryland Legal Aid provides a full range of free civil legal services to financially eligible individuals from 12 office locations. Our legal work helps to protect peoples’ basic needs and human rights.
Ten Montgomery County Public Libraries Offer Free Outdoor Public Wi-Fi
Montgomery County has leveraged federal COVID-19 funding to install outdoor public Wi-Fi at 10 Public Library (MCPL) locations: Aspen Hill, Davis (N.Bethesda), Gaithersburg, Germantown, Maggie Nightingale (Poolesville), Marilyn Praisner (Burtonsville), Rockville Memorial, Twinbrook, Wheaton, and White Oak branches; and in front of the Silver Spring Civic Building at Veterans Plaza.
This free service is available 24 hours a day in parking lots adjacent to the library buildings. Wi-Fi coverage varies by location. For more information about the outdoor Wi-Fi services contact MCPL Assistant Director James Donaldson at James.Donaldson@montgomerycountymd.gov or 240-777-0030.
Treasury and IRS Begin Delivering Second Round of Economic Impact Payments to Millions of Americans
County Administering COVID-19 Vaccines at One of the Highest Rates in the State
The rollout of COVID-19 vaccines has taken on various dimensions around the nation over the past few weeks as the first steps to combat the health crisis created by the virus are moving forward. Although Montgomery County is anxiously awaiting allocation of more vaccines, it has taken swift steps to administer the first vaccines it has received. Details on the County’s distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, including the list of priority groups, can be found at the County’s Vaccine page.
More Than $154 Million Available to Help Marylanders With Energy and Utility Bills
The state of Maryland has more than $154 million in energy assistance funds for residents to help residents cover current and past-due heating, electric, and gas utility bills. The assistance is offered through the following programs: Maryland Energy Assistance Program, Electric Universal Service Program, and Electric and Gas Retirement Assistance Programs.
Continued Assistance for Unemployed Workers Act Unemployment Insurance Programs
On December 27, the federal COVID-19 relief package, called the “Continued Assistance for Unemployment Workers Act” that extends the CARES Act programs and provides additional federal unemployment benefits, was signed into law. View flyer and more information here.
Montgomery County COVID-19 Testing Clinics Testing is free. If you have insurance, we will ask for your information, but there are no co-pays or deductibles. We do not require a government ID or a doctor’s order. More information here.
Residents looking for information on food assistance resources can now request help by completing a simple online form. Complete the form and within 24 hours, you will get a return phone call in the language of your choice from a trained resource specialist. No personal identifying information is needed to get help. For help with getting food, please call the Food Access Call Center at 311.
Housing Match Program
Beginning December 1, 2020, the goal is to successfully identify and match renters who are seeking affordable housing options with homeowners who have attractive and safe spare bedrooms in their homes, or Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) on their property, to rent long-term. The homeowners must live in the home full time to participate. For more information, please call HIP: 301-85-SHARE (301-857-4273). “Be strong; things will get better. It might be stormy now, but rain doesn’t last forever.” – Unknown 
Montgomery County’s virtual series “Wellness Community Events: Healing and Holding On” will be every Wednesday from 6-7:30 p.m. Watch here. 
Wellness Tip Limit blue light before bed. If you’re checking texts and email right up until lights out, you’re setting yourself up for a lousy night of sleep — and not necessarily because you’re stressing about work. The blue light emitted by your tech devices sends signals to your brain that inhibit the production of melatonin, a chemical that makes you feel drowsy. Put away your phone and laptop an hour before bed to help your night be a restful one.
Support CareerCatchers through Amazon Smile where Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of eligible smile.amazon.com purchases to the charities selected by customers. Click on Amazon Smile to support us.
Donate to CareerCatchers by Give with Bing. FAQ. Step 1. Create a Microsoft Rewards account (if you don’t already have one). Step 2. Select CareerCatchers as your cause. Step 3. Search with Bing. Step 4. Earn Microsoft Rewards Points. Step 5. Automatically Donate Points Each Month. 
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Community Resources and Job Opportunities (1/6/21)
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CareerCatchers’ Events CareerCatchers New Training Starting January 2021
***Space is limited, please sign up soon. Please register by January 15th, 2021. Please click here for more information
CareerCatchers Individualized Tutoring and Assistance
Through our volunteer network, we offer personalized tutoring to CareerCatchers’ clients who want to take workforce development classes. Our career counselors can help identify classes for you to take and then we work to find volunteers who can help you succeed. Please contact emma@careercatchers.org for more information.
CareerCatchers Empowerment Workshop
CareerCatchers holds an Empowerment Workshop on Tuesdays, from 3:00pm – 4:00pm. We understand that this is a very stressful time for everyone with many unforeseen challenges arising as a result of COVID-19. We wanted to create a safe group environment where we can discuss these challenges and come up with strategies for dealing with them. Please register on Zoom to join if you are interested.
CareerCatchers Weekly Job Club
Join our Virtual Job Club, Wednesdays, at 11:00AM. It is open to the community. Please register on Zoom. Since COVID-19 restrictions started,18 clients who have attended our events found employment.
City of Gaithersburg Vocational Grants
CareerCatchers has a grant through The City of Gaithersburg to provide vocational scholarships to qualified City of Gaithersburg residents who wish to complete training and educational courses that will result in a certification and better jobs. The program runs through 6/30/2021. Please contact your career coach or email reply@careercatchers.org to get more information.
Eligibility Criteria for Grant Recipients: – Must be a resident of the City of Gaithersburg – Must be experiencing a financial crisis due to COVID-19 – Household income must not exceed 65% of HUD Area Median Income guidelines – Proof of lawful permanent residency
Job Opportunities
*Click here for tips on making money through Uber Eats effectively Check who’s hiring right now here and other current job openings
Training and Scholarships Opportunities
Montgomery College Institutional Grants and Scholarships
In the spirit of making higher education affordable and accessible to all, Montgomery College offers the following institutional grants and scholarships here.
Spring 2021 The Office of Montgomery College Community Engagement Scholarships: all applications must be received by 5:00pm on Friday, January 22, 2021.
Free English Classes For Adults Winter 2021
Free Adult English classes are welcome to anyone that is 18 years or older and lives or works in Maryland.
Morning Classes (9:30 am- 1:30pm) Evening Classes (6:30pm-9pm and 6:00pm-9pm)
Guru99 Free specialized certification training courses for CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, and CompTIA Security+. An online learning and teaching marketplace with over 100,000 courses and 24 million students. Community Resources
Treasury and IRS Begin Delivering Second Round of Economic Impact Payments to Millions of Americans
More Than $154 Million Available to Help Marylanders With Energy and Utility Bills
The state of Maryland has more than $154 million in energy assistance funds for residents to help residents cover current and past-due heating, electric, and gas utility bills. The assistance is offered through the following programs: Maryland Energy Assistance Program, Electric Universal Service Program, and Electric and Gas Retirement Assistance Programs.
Continued Assistance for Unemployed Workers Act Unemployment Insurance Programs
On December 27, the federal COVID-19 relief package, called the “Continued Assistance for Unemployment Workers Act” that extends the CARES Act programs and provides additional federal unemployment benefits, was signed into law. View flyer and more information here.
Montgomery County COVID-19 Testing Clinics Testing is free. If you have insurance, we will ask for your information, but there are no co-pays or deductibles. We do not require a government ID or a doctor’s order. More information here.
Residents looking for information on food assistance resources can now request help by completing a simple online form. Complete the form and within 24 hours, you will get a return phone call in the language of your choice from a trained resource specialist. No personal identifying information is needed to get help. For help with getting food, please call the Food Access Call Center at 311.
Housing Match Program
Beginning December 1, 2020, the goal is to successfully identify and match renters who are seeking affordable housing options with homeowners who have attractive and safe spare bedrooms in their homes, or Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) on their property, to rent long-term. The homeowners must live in the home full time to participate. For more information, please call HIP: 301-85-SHARE (301-857-4273).
Montgomery County Public Libraries Internet to Go
MCPL has a collection of 250 Verizon Mifi Mobile hotspots that are available at all MCPL locations currently providing public service. Customers may place a hold on a hotspot via MCPL’s catalog or by calling Ask A Librarian at 240-777-0001 and schedule a pickup at their library of choice. Hotspots will be lent for 2 weeks with no renewals. More information here. “Do not be embarrassed by your failures, learn from them and start again.”
Montgomery County’s virtual series “Wellness Community Events: Healing and Holding On” will be every Wednesday from 6-7:30 p.m. Watch here.
Wellness Tip Appeal to your senses. Does listening to an uplifting song make you feel calm? Or smelling ground coffee or a favorite scent? Or maybe squeezing a stress ball works quickly to make you feel centered? Everyone responds to sensory input a little differently, so start experimenting now to find what works best for you. Once you discover how your nervous system responds to sensory input, you’ll be able to quickly calm yourself no matter where or when stress hits.
Support CareerCatchers through Amazon Smile where Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of eligible smile.amazon.com purchases to the charities selected by customers. Click on Amazon Smile to support us.
Donate to CareerCatchers by Give with Bing. FAQ. Step 1. Create a Microsoft Rewards account (if you don’t already have one). Step 2. Select CareerCatchers as your cause. Step 3. Search with Bing. Step 4. Earn Microsoft Rewards Points. Step 5. Automatically Donate Points Each Month.
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Community Resources and Job Opportunities (12/30/20)
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CareerCatchers’ Events CareerCatchers wishes you the best for 2021 hoping it is a year filled with peace, happiness, and prosperity. 
***Job Club and Empowerment Workshop are not being held during the weeks of December 21st and December 28th. We hope you will join us again beginning the week of January 3rd.
CareerCatchers Empowerment Workshop
CareerCatchers holds an Empowerment Workshop on Tuesday afternoons from 3:00pm – 4:00pm, returning on January 5th. We understand that this is a very stressful time for everyone with many unforeseen challenges arising as a result of COVID-19. We wanted to create a safe group environment where we can discuss these challenges and come up with strategies for dealing with them. Please register on Zoom to join if you are interested.
CareerCatchers Weekly Job Club
Join our Virtual Job Club, Wednesday, January 6th, 2021 at 11:00AM. It is open to the community. Please register on Zoom. Since COVID-19 restrictions started,18 clients who have attended our events found employment.
CareerCatchers Individualized Tutoring and Assistance
Through our volunteer network, we offer personalized tutoring to CareerCatchers’ clients who want to take workforce development classes. Our career counselors can help identify classes for you to take and then we work to find volunteers who can help you succeed. Please contact emma@careercatchers.org for more information. CareerCatchers New Training Starting January 2021
***Space is limited, please sign up soon. Please register by January 12th, 2021. Please click here for more information
City of Gaithersburg Vocational Grants
CareerCatchers has a grant through The City of Gaithersburg to provide vocational scholarships to qualified City of Gaithersburg residents who wish to complete training and educational courses that will result in a certification and better jobs. The program runs through 6/30/2021. Please contact your career coach or email reply@careercatchers.org to get more information.
Eligibility Criteria for Grant Recipients: – Must be a resident of the City of Gaithersburg – Must be experiencing a financial crisis due to COVID-19 – Household income must not exceed 65% of HUD Area Median Income guidelines – Proof of lawful permanent residency
Exciting News: Match Grant Met We are thrilled to have met our year-end match from the Cliff and Deborah White Family Foundation, a fund of The Greater Washington Community Foundation. We still need your donations. There is a gap between providing the services clients need in this difficult time and our general support. Please help us close the gap and donate today.
Job Opportunities
Frederick County Government Career Opportunities
Frederick County Health Department: Alcohol and Drug Professional Counselor
Other Openings
Check who’s hiring right now here and other current job openings
Training and Scholarships Opportunities
RecAssist Accepting Applications for 2021
RecAssist provides county residents who receive eligible public assistance an opportunity to receive a scholarship to use toward most of Montgomery County Recreation’s programs and activities, such as yoga, summer camps, swim lessons, sports, art and dance. It also can be used towards purchase of a swim pass. Click here for the application form and additional information.
RecAssist 2021 is valid from Jan. 1, 2021 through Dec. 31, 2021, or until the fund is depleted. RecAssist funds are on a “first come, first served” basis.
Montgomery College Institutional Grants and Scholarships
In the spirit of making higher education affordable and accessible to all, Montgomery College offers the following institutional grants and scholarships here.
Spring 2021 The Office of Montgomery College Community Engagement Scholarships: all applications must be received by 5:00pm on Friday, January 22, 2021.
Free Programs at Montgomery County Public Libraries for Job Seekers
Click for other upcoming virtual events offered by Montgomery County Public Libraries. Montgomery County Public Libraries Internet to Go
MCPL has a collection of 250 Verizon Mifi Mobile hotspots that are available at all MCPL locations currently providing public service. Customers may place a hold on a hotspot via MCPL’s catalog or by calling Ask A Librarian at 240-777-0001 and schedule a pickup at their library of choice. Hotspots will be lent for 2 weeks with no renewals. More information here.
Free English Classes For Adults Winter 2021
Free Adult English classes are welcome to anyone that is 18 years or older and lives or works in Maryland.
Morning Classes (9:30 am- 1:30pm) Evening Classes (6:30pm-9pm and 6:00pm-9pm)
Guru99 TechSoup Class Central Community Resources 
Metrobus Restarts Fare Collection Sunday, January 3rd; Ride On Still Free; Face Coverings Required At All Times
Montgomery County’s Ride On, Ride On Extra, and Flash Buses to Continue Temporary Free Rides and Rear Door Boarding when Metrobus Resumes Fare Collection and Front Door Boarding on Sunday, January 3rd. More information here.
WSSC Water Affordability Programs
WSSC Water has a range of programs to make its services more affordable to those who need help. The programs include bill adjustments, flexible payment options, emergency assistance, and customer assistance that provides residential customers with a credit for WSSC Water’s fixed fees on water and sewer bills. See the flyer and visit WSSC’s webpage for more information.
#ZoomTogether: Celebrate the Holidays with Unlimited Meetings from Zoom
Dates and times for unlimited meetings:
For help with getting food, please call the Food Access Call Center at 311.
Housing Match Program
Beginning December 1, 2020, the goal is to successfully identify and match renters who are seeking affordable housing options with homeowners who have attractive and safe spare bedrooms in their homes, or Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) on their property, to rent long-term. The homeowners must live in the home full time to participate. For more information, please call HIP: 301-85-SHARE (301-857-4273).
The Montgomery County Emergency Assistance Relief Payment (EARP) Program
EARP has been expanded to continue to help families in the County that have been impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic. Heads of households who are diagnosed with COVID-19 may qualify for additional payments. For information on the new guidelines click here.
Qualifying residents are able to sign in to the newly developed electronic portal and complete an application. Click here to start your application. “Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulties.” – Helen Keller
Montgomery County’s virtual series “Wellness Community Events: Healing and Holding On” will be every Wednesday from 6-7:30 p.m. Watch here.
Wellness Tip Take a moment to consider how the past year went for you. Ask yourself what personally went well and what you’d like to improve as the new year begins. What new skills or relationships did you develop that were a bright point in your year? What caused you stress this year?
Support CareerCatchers this holiday season through Amazon Smile where Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of eligible smile.amazon.com purchases to the charities selected by customers. Click on Amazon Smile to support us.
Donate to CareerCatchers by Give with Bing. FAQ. Step 1. Create a Microsoft Rewards account (if you don’t already have one). Step 2. Select CareerCatchers as your cause. Step 3. Search with Bing. Step 4. Earn Microsoft Rewards Points. Step 5. Automatically Donate Points Each Month.
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Community Resources and Job Opportunities (12/22/20)
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CareerCatchers’ Events ***Job Club and Empowerment Workshop are not being held during the weeks of December 21st and December 28th. Looking forward to seeing you in early January.
CareerCatchers Empowerment Workshop
CareerCatchers holds an Empowerment Workshop on Tuesday afternoons from 3:00pm – 4:00pm, returning on January 5th. We understand that this is a very stressful time for everyone with many unforeseen challenges arising as a result of COVID-19. We wanted to create a safe group environment where we can discuss these challenges and come up with strategies for dealing with them. Please register on Zoom to join if you are interested.
CareerCatchers Weekly Job Club
Join our Virtual Job Club, Wednesday, January 6th, 2021 at 11:00AM. It is open to the community. Please register on Zoom. Since COVID-19 restrictions started,18 clients who have attended our events found employment.
CareerCatchers Individualized Tutoring and Assistance
Through our volunteer network, we offer personalized tutoring to CareerCatchers’ clients who want to take workforce development classes. Our career counselors can help identify classes for you to take and then we work to find volunteers who can help you succeed. Please contact emma@careercatchers.org for more information. CareerCatchers New Training Starting January 2021
***Space is limited, please sign up soon. Last day to register is January 12th, 2021. Please click here for more information
City of Gaithersburg Vocational Grants
CareerCatchers has a grant through The City of Gaithersburg to provide vocational scholarships to qualified City of Gaithersburg residents who wish to complete training and educational courses that will result in a certification and better jobs. The program runs through 6/30/2021. Please contact your career coach or email reply@careercatchers.org to get more information.
Eligibility Criteria for Grant Recipients: – Must be a resident of the City of Gaithersburg – Must be experiencing a financial crisis due to COVID-19 – Household income must not exceed 65% of HUD Area Median Income guidelines – Proof of lawful permanent residency
Exciting News: Match Grant Met We are thrilled to have met our year-end match from the Cliff and Deborah White Family Foundation, a fund of The Greater Washington Community Foundation. We still need your donations. There is a gap between providing the services clients need in this difficult time and our general support. Please help us close the gap and donate today.
Job Opportunities
Check who’s hiring right now here and other current job openings
Training and Scholarships Opportunities
Melwood’s Landscape Trainee Program
Program will provide paid training for participants interested in learning landscaping skills including mowing, mulching, trimming, planting and grounds clean up. This program will lead to employment as a Grounds Worker during the upcoming season. Apply here. Interview dates: Tuesday, January 5, 2021Tuesday, January 12, 2021. Please call 301-599-8000 to speak with a recruiter or visit www.melwood.org and click on “Jobs”.
Governor Hogan’s Emergency Education Relief Fund
Governor Hogan has established a fund to help Maryland residents whose employment has been impacted by COVID and need training. Applications will be accepted on a first come-first serve basis while funding is available until June 30, 2021. All funding must be used by September 30, 2021. Click here for more information
Montgomery College Institutional Grants and Scholarships
In the spirit of making higher education affordable and accessible to all, Montgomery College offers the following institutional grants and scholarships here.
The Office of Montgomery College Community Engagement will be hosting a “How to Pay for College?” workshop on December 22, 2020 from 5:00pm to 6:30 pm. Click here for more.
Spring 2021 The Office of Montgomery College Community Engagement Scholarships: all applications must be received by 5:00pm on Friday, January 22, 2021.
Montgomery County Public Libraries Internet to Go
MCPL has a collection of 250 Verizon Mifi Mobile hotspots that are available at all MCPL locations currently providing public service. Customers may place a hold on a hotspot via MCPL’s catalog or by calling Ask A Librarian at 240-777-0001 and schedule a pickup at their library of choice. Hotspots will be lent for 2 weeks with no renewals. More information here.
Free English Classes For Adults Winter 2021
Free Adult English classes are welcome to anyone that is 18 years or older and lives or works in Maryland.
Morning Classes (9:30 am- 1:30pm) Evening Classes (6:30pm-9pm and 6:00pm-9pm)
ALISON is a free online education platform that mostly focuses on workplace-based skills. GCFLearnFree.org is a free online educational website focusing on technology, job training, reading, and math skills. Build skills with free courses, certificates, and degrees online from world-class universities and companies. Community Resources
#ZoomTogether: Celebrate the Holidays with Unlimited Meetings from Zoom
Dates and times for unlimited meetings:
For help with getting food, please call the Food Access Call Center at 311.
Housing Match Program
Beginning December 1, 2020, the goal is to successfully identify and match renters who are seeking affordable housing options with homeowners who have attractive and safe spare bedrooms in their homes, or Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) on their property, to rent long-term. The homeowners must live in the home full time to participate. For more information, please call HIP: 301-85-SHARE (301-857-4273).
The Montgomery County Emergency Assistance Relief Payment (EARP) Program
EARP has been expanded to continue to help families in the County that have been impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic. Heads of households who are diagnosed with COVID-19 may qualify for additional payments. For information on the new guidelines click here.
Qualifying residents are able to sign in to the newly developed electronic portal and complete an application. Click here to start your application.
Latino Economic Development Center Events, Workshops, and Resources
Equips Latinos and other underserved communities with the skills and financial tools to create a better future for their families and communities. “We do not remember days, we remember moments” -Cesare Pavese
Montgomery County’s virtual series “Wellness Community Events: Healing and Holding On” will be every Wednesday from 6-7:30 p.m. Watch here.
Wellness Tip In moments of big uncertainty and overwhelm, controlling your little corner of the world helps you control your mental health. Organize your bookshelf, purge your closet, put together that furniture, group your toys. It helps to anchor and ground us when the bigger things are chaotic
Support CareerCatchers this holiday season through Amazon Smile where Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of eligible smile.amazon.com purchases to the charities selected by customers. Click on Amazon Smile to support us.
Donate to CareerCatchers by Give with Bing. FAQ. Step 1. Create a Microsoft Rewards account (if you don’t already have one). Step 2. Select CareerCatchers as your cause. Step 3. Search with Bing. Step 4. Earn Microsoft Rewards Points. Step 5. Automatically Donate Points Each Month.
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