Did you know that you can drop off a variety of electronics and household items year-round for free?

The Living Well Chronic Disease Self-Management Program is a self-management class for anyone with a chronic condition (arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension), or any other chronic condition that requires ongoing medication. Classes meet once a week for 2.5 hours and cover a variety of topics that support developing a healthier lifestyle and how to be a partner with your health care team. Registration is required.

The information meetings are designed to provide an orientation to those who are considering becoming a foster or adoptive parent. We require that anyone who desires to become a licensed Resource Parent attend one of our information meetings. The session is 2 ½ hours in length and offers information about the program while providing an opportunity for participants to receive the application packet, review it and ask any questions related to the process. Call Lisa Robertson at 301-909-2300 or email lisa.robertson@maryland.gov to register for the session of your choice. Registration is preferred but we welcome walk-ins. Direct all questions about information meetings to Lisa Robertson by email or telephone.

The Living Well Chronic Disease Self-Management Program is a self-management class for anyone with a chronic condition (arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension), or any other chronic condition that requires ongoing medication. Classes meet once a week for 2.5 hours and cover a variety of topics that support developing a healthier lifestyle and how to be a partner with your health care team. Registration is required.

District 2 Coffee Club meets at 9 AM, every third Friday of the month at the Dutch Farmers Market. Dutch Farmers Market 5030 Brown Station Rd, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

Engaging men through collaborative group discussions to influence and develop healthy relationships. Topics to be discussed: Emotional Abuse, Minimization, Intimidation, De-escalation, Legal Counseling, Reentry, Fatherhood and Parenting and much more.

Are you caring for an aging parent, relative or friend? Join us at the FREE Family Caregivers Conference, “Empowering Caregivers to Care for Others.” The purpose of the Conference is to provide information, support, and resources for families who face the challenge of caring for an older adult or individual diagnosed with dementia. The conference will provide caregivers with an opportunity to increase their knowledge of services and programs available to caregivers, learn strategies to reduce caregiver stress and develop a network of resources and support. Participants must pre-register online, beginning September 4, 2019, or by calling (301) 265-8658. Valid identification is required on the day of the event.

The Living Well Chronic Disease Self-Management Program is a self-management class for anyone with a chronic condition (arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension), or any other chronic condition that requires ongoing medication. Classes meet once a week for 2.5 hours and cover a variety of topics that support developing a healthier lifestyle and how to be a partner with your health care team. Registration is required.

Did you know that you can drop off a variety of electronics and household items year-round for free?

The Department of Family Services, Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking Division will host a Mother-Daughter Tea titled Girls Talk: Love United. We are creating an open space for mothers and daughters to discuss healthy relationships and self-love. Mothers, Aunties, Grandmothers, Mentors, please bring your teen girls out for this fun engaging midday tea. Tea will include: Healthy Relationship Conversations - Youth-Dating Violence Prevention Interactive Activity - Bounding Activities for Mother and Daughter - Tea Etiquette - Painting Memories on Canvas - Door prizes and More!