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Category | Organization Name | Organization's Mission | [NAME] | How Can Organization Participate in Mapp | Contact's Name | Contact's E-mail | Contact's Phone | Website
Correction | Montgomery County Department of Corrections and Rebahilitation | Protect public by providing services for pre-trial and convicted detainees, prevent reincarceration, ensure safety/welfare of staff & detainees | To meet the future correction and rehabilitation needs of the county by means of effective planning and responsible fiscal and resource management. | Pre-trial and convicted detainees are citizens who need health services. Data could be collected about detainees/staff/etc to assess needs of detainees, staff, and the county | [NAME], Director | Director - n/a; Correctional Facilty: [EMAIL]; [NAME]:  [EMAIL] | (240) 777-9975 fax: (240) 777-9992 | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/govtmpl.asp?url=/content/docr/index.asp
Social Services | Montgomery County Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC) (Opening spring 2008) | Provides coordination and support services for all juvenile justice activities within the DHHS | JAC currently includes: Department of Police/Family Services Division. Will also include: Juvenile Justice Services (JJS), including SASCA and CAFES, juvenile justice case management, two Child Welfare investigation units, and Maryland State Department of Juvenile Justice | This department provides a wide range of services to families, children, and adolescents | not available | not available. Address of JAC: 7300 Calhoun Place, Rockville, MD | not available | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/hhstmpl.asp?url=/content/hhs/cyf/jjc.asp
Local Clinics | Recovery Council of Maryland |  | addicton and recovery advocacy |  | [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] x 204
 | Maryland NAMA | eliminate discrimination against methadone patients | mental health advocacy |  | [NAME] | [EMAIL]
 | [NAME] | Provide education and support for people with serious and persistent mental illnesses, their families and caregivers | mental health advocacy |  | [NAME] |  | [PHONE] | http://www.namimc.org/index.asp
 | MHA Montgomery County | Mental Health Association (MHA) promotes mental wellness and supports those with mental illness by sponsoring and implementing advocacy, education and community service programs. | mental health advocacy |  | [NAME] |  | [PHONE] | [NAME]
 | Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health Montgomery County | The National family-run organization dedicated exclusively to helping children with mental health needs and their families achieve a better quality of life | mental health advocacy |  | [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE]
 | National Association of Social Workers, Maryland Chapter |  | mental health advocacy |  |  | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.ffcmh.org/who_chapters_list.php?ST=MD
 | Oxford House | Democratically run, self supporting recovery homes | substance use disorder treatment |  |  |  | [PHONE] | www.oxfordhouse.org
 | Kolmac Clinic | The dual missions of the Kolmac Clinic are: (1) to help adults establish a satisfying life without alcohol or other addictive drugs and (2) to leave the alcohol and drug treatment field better than we found it. | substance use disorder treatment |  | [NAME] |  | [PHONE] | www.kolmac.com
 | MADD Chespapeake Region |  | drunk driving |  |  | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.madd.org/md
 | Visiting Nurse Association |  | home health care |  |  | [EMAIL] | [PHONE]
 | Kennedy Institute - Montgomery County Living |  | living supports for people with disabilities |  | [NAME] |  | [PHONE]
 | MedStar Health VNA |  | home health care |  | [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.medstarhealthvna.org
 | Premier Home Care |  | home health care |  | [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.premierhomecare.org
 | [NAME] Inc. | To offer caring programs and services to any Montgomery County adult or child who is facing a life-threatening situation or is grieving the death of a loved one. | grief support groups |  | [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.hospicecaring.org
 | [NAME] | To gentle the journey through serious illness and loss with skill and compassion. | hospice care |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomeryhospice.org/
School Systems | Office of School Performance | The mission of the Office of School Performance is to maximize student achievement by ensuring a quality education for all students. |  |  | [NAME] |  | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/clusteradmin/schoolperformance/
 | Office of the Chief Operating Officer | The mission of the Office of the Chief Operating Officer (OCOO) is to provide the highest quality business operations and support services that are essential to the educational success of students through staff committed to excellence and continuous improvement. |  |  | [NAME] |  | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/coo/
 | Department of Management, Budget and Planning | To provide MCPS program managers with useful tools for quality analysis and to make responsible recommendations on fiscal issues to decision makers to allow them to support, implement, and communicate MCPS goals facilitating the development of long-term strategic and annual fiscal plans, championing values of fiscal responsibility and accountability, and assuring the implementation of budget and management decisions. |  |  | [NAME] |  | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/budget/
 | Division of Long-range Planning | The mission of the Division of Long-range Planning is to inform and prepare decision makers and the community to address changes in enrollment and instructional programs through development of quality data analyses, planning strategies, and long-range facility plans. |  |  | [NAME] |  | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/planning/
 | Office of the Superintendent of Schools | The mission of the Office of the Superintendent of Schools is to provide high quality educational leadership, policy guidance, and administrative direction for successful teaching and learning in the Montgomery County Public Schools in support of the policies of the Board of Education. The office includes the superintendent of schools, the chief of staff, the Department of Communications, and supporting staff. |  |  | [NAME] |  | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/superintendent/office/mission.shtm
 | University of Maryland |  |  |  |  |  |  | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/
 | Montgomery College |  |  |  |  |  |  | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/
Media - News | DC Military | News source serving the military community of the Washington D.C. area |  | Help in raising awareness and gaining support | [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.dcmilitary.com/
 | Takoma Voice | Articles of local interest about health, politics, and human interest published monthly. |  |  | [NAME] | bond-at-takoma-dot-com | [PHONE] | http://www.takoma.com/
 | [NAME] | Maryland community newspapers online |  |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.gazette.net/montgomery/
 | The Sentinel |  |  |  |  | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | [NAME]
 | The Washington Post |  |  |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.washingtonpost.com/
 | MDDC - Maryland Delaware DC Press Association |  |  |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/
Media - TV | Montgomery Community Television | Montgomery Community Television’s mission is to encourage and sponsor television programming and broadband media that meets community needs and offer forums for free expression. |  |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.mct-tv.org/
Minority Focused | Carribean Help Center, Inc. | To help people in need, French and Creole American descent. We help them with English classes, interpreter court appointed lawyer, doctor appointments, social services. Make social security appointments, referrals, worker compensation, immigration matters, paperwork, letters. Help them find a job in the community, translation, etc. | Immigrants/Refugees/Immigration | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | (301) 460-6997 | http://www.alfredhouse.com/home/mission.htm
 | Casa Of Maryland, Inc. | CASA's mission is to improve the quality of life and social and economic well-being of the Latino community in Maryland. CASA responds to individual and immediate needs and facilitates the long-term well-being, self-development, organization, and mobilization of the Latino community. CASA achieves its goals through programs in areas such as education, housing, employment, health, economic development, citizenship, legal services, immigration assistance and social services. | Immigrants/Refugees/Human Services; Immigration | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | None specified | 734 University Blvd. E. Silver Spring, MD 20903  Tel: (301) 431-4185 Fax: (301) 431-4179 | www.casademaryland.org
 | Catholic Community Services | To strengthen the lives of those in need by giving help that empowers and hope that lasts. | Families; Immigrants/Refugees; Low Income; Racial Groups; Retirement Communities; Mobility Disabilities; Learning Disabilities; Cognitive Disabilities; Hearing Disabilities; Vision Disabilities; Emotional Disabilities; Seizures Disabilities; Infants/Toddlers; Children; Adolescents; Young Adults; Adults; Older Adults | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | 202) 772-4300 | www.ccs-dc.org
 | Children of Persia, Inc. | Children of Persia was established in 1999 with the simple objective of promoting the well-being of children by providing assistance in areas of healthcare, education, and social services. | Families; Ethnic Groups; Immigrants/Refugees; Low Income; Infants/Toddlers; Children; Adolescents; Young Adults; Adults; Older Adults | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | (301) 315-0750 | www.childrenofpersia.org
 | Chinese American Parents And Students Association | To represent its constituents to address educational issues and needs to Montgomery County public schools (MCPS)system. To promote cross-cultural understanding in Montgomery County. To provide assistance to new immigrant families in adjusting their lives in the Montgomery County educational system. To utilize our resource bank to enhance the multicultural environment in the MCPS. | Families; Ethnic Groups; Immigrants/Refugees; Children; Adolescents; Young Adults; Adults; Older Adults | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | Mrs. [NAME] | [EMAIL] | (301) 294-2329 | www.capsatutoring.org
 | Chinese Culture And Community Service Center | To strengthen the bonds and cooperation of the Chinese American Community; to provide services to the Chinese and local community at large; to promote cross-cultural understanding and appreciation of Chinese and American Culture and heritage; to enhance the positive images and protect the interests of Chinese Americans. | Immigrants/Refugees | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | Phone: (240) 631-1200 | www.ccacc-dc.org
 | Commission for Women, Counseling and Career Center | The Commission for Women identifies inequities in laws, polices and procedures and advocates remedies for the equitable treatment of women. It conducts research and investigations, analyzes economic, political and social trends, and provides education on women's issues to the community. While the Commission works to bring about changes in conditions that create inequities for women, its Counseling and Career Center offers affordable counseling and workshops to individual women currently struggling with these inequities. These services are designed to enable women to gain the skills and develop the resources they need to effectively participate in a rapidly changing social and work environment | Civil/Social Action/Advocacy; Education; Employment/Work | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. |  | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/cfw
 | [NAME], Inc | [NAME] believes that all girls are infinitely capable of succeeding in life as strong and confident young women. We empower girls to discover their unique identity, voice and potential through leadership development, academic support and enrichment, and exposure to opportunities that challange them to become advocates for themselves, their families and their community. | Immigrants/Refugees; Low Income; Children; Adolescents; Female / Arts/Culture; Education; Health; Immigration; Mentoring; Teen Pregnancy; Youth Development | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.communitybridges-md.org
 | Computer Learning and Resource Center, Inc. | non-profit organization which provides vocational training to older youth and adults with a history of a psychiatric illness. Computer training, employment services and community referrals are offered. | Mental Health/Crisis Intervention; Employment/Work | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.clarcinc.org
 | Damascus Y-Women | The Damascus Y-Women (www.damascusywomen.com) is the local chapter of the YWCA - National Capital Area and is a not-for-profit organization. We have been helping women's & children's programs in the local community since 1971. Our mission: empowering women economically, politically socially. We support the community through group as well as individual participation. SSL NOT RECRUITING: assist with room set up for community events setting up chairs & tables,greeting the participants for community events, assist participants at community events by checking coats helping auctioneer at our annual auction by being a runner,watching the silent auction tables,holding/Displaying Live Auction items,acting as an auction runner (bringing tickets to main table),greeter to hand out catalogs (while a Y-Women checks the person in),serving refreshments,helping people to their car with purchases fold brochures | Arts/Culture; Civil/Social Action/Advocacy; Community/Organizational Development; Crime/Legal; Disaster/Emergency; Drug/Alcohol Abuse; Education; Health; Housing; Homelessness; Human Services; Hunger/Nutrition; Immigration; Recreation; Senior Citizens | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | None specified | www.damascusywomen.com
 | Disabled Sports Usa | To provide the opportunity for individuals with disabilities to gain confidence and dignity through sports, recreation and related educational programs. | [NAME]; Hearing Disabilities; Vision Disabilities; Seizures Disabilities  /  Human Services; Recreation | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | 301) 217-0960 | www.dsusa.org
 | [NAME] Place For Women | To provide a safe and supportive living environment while women rebuild their lives. [NAME] is a 20 bed transitional shelter for single unaccompanied women. We offer an array of services that includes intensive case management. Women can reside at Dorothy Day Place for 2 years, however the average length of stay is 1 year. | Homelessness; Human Services; Hunger/Nutrition  /  Female | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.ccs-dc.org
 | Grows-Grass Roots Organization | GROWS mission: to secure the well-being of seniors through the shared strength of diverse organizations and individuals. | Older Adults  /  Human Services; Senior [NAME] | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | 11215 Seven Locks Rd.  Suite A Potomac, MD 20854   [PHONE] | www.growsmc.org
 | Hannah's Aftercare & Rehabilitation Center | Provide transitional housing for women and children recovering from substance abuse. Provide counseling, computer training, job search, and assist in finding affordable housing | Drug/Alcohol Abuse; Education; Employment/Work; Housing; Homelessness; Youth Development  /  Families; Low Income; Infants/Toddlers; Children; Adolescents; Young Adults; Adults; [NAME] | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | None specified | 1201 Millgrove Road  Silver Spring MD 20905  Phone: (301) 384-1615 | None
 | Goodwill Industries International | Goodwill Industries will enhance the quality and dignity of life for individuals, families, and communities on a global basis, through the power of work, by eliminating barriers to opportunity for people with special needs, and by facilitating empowerment, self-help, and service through dedicated, autonomous local organizations. | Families; Mobility Disabilities; Learning Disabilities; Cognitive Disabilities; Hearing Disabilities; Vision Disabilities; Emotional Disabilities; Seizures Disabilities; Adolescents; Young Adults; Adults; Older Adults  /  Education; Employment/Work; Literacy; Youth Development | to include this organization's input into the planning process to assure that the health issues in the community represented by this organization are met. | None specified | [EMAIL] | 15810 Indianola Drive   Rockville, MD 20855 (800) 741-0186 | www.goodwill.org
Public Safety | EMS | Coordinates the provision of emergency medical services throughout the county | EMS works hands-on with a variety of public health issues in the community and this field's voice should be heard in the MAPP process | Select counsel to be present at MAPP meetings and educate participants on public health issues that EMS personel find most concerning | Section Chief [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/firtmpl.asp?url=/content/firerescue/ems/index.asp
Public Safety | Police Department | Providing police service to the community | As a department that cares deeply about the health and well-being of the community their input would be very helpful in the MAPP start-up project | to participate in community meetings, to have an input in public health matters and to educate the community on these matters. | Captain [NAME], Jr. Director of Commnity Services | 9125A Gaither Rd, Gaithersburg, MD 20877 | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/poltmpl.asp?url=/Content/POL/about/index.asp
Local Services | Retirement Services: | maintain the care and well being of the elderly within the community | These facilities represent a vulnerable group of the population and should be educated and should educate others in the communty on pressing heath issues | have a member of the organization present at meetings to keep their community updated on public health issues, thereby protecting an at-risk population of this county | Asbury Methodist Village, Inc. | [NAME], Gaithersburg, MD 20877 | [PHONE]
 |  |  |  |  | [NAME] | 18100 Slade School Road, Sandy Spring, MD 20860 | [PHONE]
 |  |  |  |  | Maplewood Park Place | 9707 Old Georgetown Road, Bethesda, MD 20814 | [PHONE]
 |  |  |  |  | Bedford Court - Sunrise | 3701 International Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20906 | [PHONE]
 |  |  |  |  | National Lutheran Home For the Aged | 9701 [NAME], Rockville, MD 20850 | [PHONE]
Local Businesses | Real Estate Agencies: | Assiting individuals of the community with the purchase and sale of properties | property values are closey linked to community health issues | representatives from these businesses should be present at MAPP meetings to understand chief public health issues facing their communities. | Promenade Towers Bethesda | 4500 North Park Avenue, Chevy Chase, MD 20815 | [PHONE] | http://promenadetowers.com
 |  |  |  |  | Long & Foster Realtors, Inc. | 4650 East West Highway, Bethesda, MD 20814 | [PHONE] | http://www.e-realestatebethesda.com/
 |  |  |  |  | Kentlands Realty Group | 330A Firehouse Lane, Gaithersburg, MD 20878 | [PHONE] | http://pages.montgomerycountymd.com/kentlands/default.htm
 |  |  |  |  | RE/Max Realty Service | 4825 Bethesda Ave [NAME], Bethesda, MD 20814 | [PHONE] | http://www.remax.com/
 |  |  |  |  | Coldwell Banker Realty Pros. Ltd | 9039 Sligo Creek Pkwy, Silver Spring, MD 20901 | [PHONE] | http://www.coldwellbanker.com/
Transpotation | Metro | Services montgomery county withpublic transportation | Metro services are dedicated to public health issues in the community such as air quality, energy conservation and waste management | this community structure should be invited to sit in and voice concerns at meetings | General Manager [NAME], Jr. | Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, 600 Fifth Street, NW Washington, DC 20001 | [PHONE] | http://www.wmata.com/
NGOs | Red Cross | Helps people in the communities prevent, prepare and respond to emergencies | Redcross is concerned with heightening health and safety awarenes in communities | it is in their interest to keep the community safe and healthy, thus this organization should participate in the MAPP program to enance and disperce their knowledge on the health status of the community | Dept of Health and Safety Services | 1131 Conrad Court, Hagerstown, MD 21740 | [PHONE] | http://www.redcrosswcmd.org/
Community Health Centers | Mid-Atlantic Association of Community Health Centers | The mission of MACHC’s membership is “to provide health care services to the medically underserved and uninsured residents of Maryland and Delaware .” This, they are doing by delivering accessible, affordable, cost effective, and quality primary health care to needy individuals in  rural and urban communities. | health disparities, access to health services | Community Health Centers are recognized for their successful track record in expanding access to care and providing affordable health care to communities in need, as well as to the most vulnerable in the population. They promote health and prevention through innovative programs that coordinate the delivery of primary care services with outreach, education and social services.  MACHC can put Montgomery County Health Department in contact with community health workers that can provide invaluable insight throughout the MAPP process, as they work directly with the population. | [NAME], MPH, Chief Executive Officer | [EMAIL]
 | Community Clinic, Inc | Community Clinic, Inc., seeks to fulfill its mission of providing high-quality primary care and health-related services for medically under-served persons, promoting improved access to health care services, and conducting CCI’s mission in a nondiscriminatory manner, sensitive to the needs of the community and the dignity of every individual. |  | Community Clinic, Inc has member health centers in Silver Spring, Takoma Park, Gaithersburg, Germantown, and White Flint.  The health centers provide service to low resource populations, and would be able to guide the process along. | Board Chair- [NAME] |  | [PHONE]- Main Office line
Environmental | Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection | To protect and enhance the quality of life in our community through the conservation, preservation, and restoration of our environment, guided by the principles of science, resource management, sustainability, and stewardship. | Environmental Health | The Montgomery Department of Environmental Protection's Environmental Health staff can advise the MAPP process and ensure that the interactions of humans with their environment is considered in the process. | [NAME], [NAME], Daniel McCann- Environmental Health Specialists; [NAME], Environmental Health Specialist Supervisor | [EMAIL]; [EMAIL]; [EMAIL]; [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/deptmpl.asp?url=/content/dep/index.asp
 | Mid-Atlantic Center for Children's Health and the Environment | To reduce environmental health disparities among children in Region III. | Children's Environmental Health issues | A regional organization that might bring a different perspective to the table and valuable input to the local health department throughout the MAPP process. | [NAME], MPH | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.gwu.edu/~macche/peh.html
 | Maryland Department of the Environment | The mission of the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) is to protect and restore the quality of Maryland’s air, water, and land resources, while fostering smart growth, economic development, healthy and safe communities, and quality environmental education for the benefit of the environment, public health, and future generations. |  | I'm not sure if guidance from the state's department of the environment would be useful… | [NAME], Director, Science Services Administration |  | [PHONE] | http://www.mde.state.md.us/index.asp
[NAME] | League of Women Voters, Montgomery County | The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan organization of men and women, encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Their goal is to empower citizens to shape better communities world-wide. |  | The League of Women Voters is active in enaging the community and mobilizing them around various advocacy issues.  This will be important throughout the MAPP process especially when the health department is in need of insight into the community and various data.  They also have members who are experts in health services. |  | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.lwvmd.org/mont/index.html
Community Health and Wellness | YMCA of Upper Montgomery County | The YMCA's Mission is to foster the spiritual, mental and physical development of individuals, families, and communities according to the ideals of inclusiveness, equality, and mutual respect for all.  The YMCA of Metropolitan Washington offers men, women, boys, and girls experiences that:  Develop self-confidence and self-respect; Develop an active sense of personal responsibility; Encourage the achievement of physical and spiritual well-being; Promote interracial, intergroup, and ecumenical harmony; Lead to world-wide understanding and peace; Develop capacities for responsible leadership; Contribute to personal self-reliance and societal well-being. | Health and wellness; physical activity/obesity issues; family and community development | The YMCA of Upper Montgomery County is a place where you can build a healthy lifestyle, contribute to your community and create lifelong relationships, just to name a few options.  As an Activate America YMCA, [NAME] features a wide array of wellness programs. Programs are regularly reviewed and updated to ensure that the highest quality exercise options are available to members. Some of these offerings may include group exercise classes, kids activities that follow the innovative PHD (Physically, Healthy and Driven) program, and seminars that educate members on a variety of health issues.  The YMCA cares deeply about the community and health issues, and would be a great partner throughout the MAPP process. | Public Relations: [NAME]; [NAME] | [EMAIL]; [EMAIL] | (202) 745-5263; (202) 797-4497 | http://www.ymcadc.org/YMCA-Upper-Montgomery-County.aspx
Civic Organization | MONTGOMERY COUNTY CIVIC FEDERATION | MCCF's basic purpose is to protect and improve the quality of life for all county residents.  MCCF includes representatives of neighborhood associations across the County | education, environment, housing, transportation, land use management, county budget, public safety | This organization can act as a representative for the neighborhoods and associations it serves by presenting their concerns. | [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerycivic.org/
 | The Arc of Montgomery County | The Arc of Montgomery County (The Arc, MC) aims to provide supports, advocacy and choices for people who have mental retardation and related developmental disabilities and their families. | mental retardation & developmental disabilities | This organization can present concerns related to the special needs population that they serve. | Community Affairs |  | [PHONE] | http://www.arcmontmd.org/
 | Committee For Montgomery | The Committee for Montgomery is formed to promote Montgomery County and to encourage recognition that all residents of Montgomery County share many common interests, and that a high level of understanding and cooperation will enhance the quality of life for all. | CFM is a coalition of 40 leaders representing a broad cross-section of Montgomery County business, labor, education, civic and community-based organizations. | This organization will provide insight into the perspectives of the member-leaders. | None Listed | [EMAIL] | None Listed | http://www.committeeformontgomery.org/index.html
 | Kiwanis Capital District Division 17 | Division 17 Kiwanians are dedicated to improving the quality of life for children and families in Montgomery County, Maryland, the Capital District, the United States of America and Worldwide. | Young Children: Priority One | This organization can make suggestions on how the County might better serve the youth populations. | None Listed | [EMAIL] | None Listed | http://www.kiwanisdiv17.8m.net/custom.html
 | Manna Food Center | Manna Food Center, a not-for-profit organization, strives to eliminate hunger in Montgomery County through food distribution, education, and advocacy. | Nutrition/hunger-   [NAME] also provides food at no charge each year to twenty-five partner organizations | Manna can help ensure that nutritional needs and hunger are addressed in the MAPP assessment. | [NAME] (Executive Director) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.mannafood.org/
 | [NAME] | To engage a diverse group of leaders through programs and membership activities. The resulting knowledge, awareness and relationships enable graduates to benefit our community. | Improving the community in general. | This orgainization can participate by getting young leaders involved in the beginning of  MAPP in order to foster an early commitment to the process. | [NAME] (Founder & Executive Director) | [EMAIL] | (301) 881-3333 | http://www.leadershipmontgomerymd.org/
 | Mental Health Association of Montgomery County | Mental Health Association (MHA) promotes mental wellness and supports those with mental illness by sponsoring and implementing advocacy, education and community service programs. | mental illness | This organization can present issues of concern for those suffering from mental illness. | Professional Education & Community Outreach (name not listed) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE], extension 129 | [NAME]
 | United Way of the National Capital Area | United Way of the National Capital Area is unique in its ability to bring together the resources provided by caring people, over 30 years of organizational experience, extraordinary leadership, and thousands of dedicated volunteers to address the most critical problems throughout the Washington metro region. | health and human services | This organization can participate in the MAPP process by discussing the health and human services issues they believe are issues.  They could also potentially help with budgeting and fundraising for the MAPP process. | Page Crosland | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.uwnca.org
 | Potomac Conservancy | Potomac Conservancy protects the health, beauty, and enjoyment of the Potomac River and its tributaries. The Conservancy’s primary focus is protection of water quality through land protection and sound land use practices. Because clean water alone is not enough, the Conservancy also works to preserve and restore the Potomac’s scenic landscapes, and to enhance river-based recreational opportunities. | water & the environment | This organization can address environmental issues related to health in Montgomery County. | [NAME] (Senior Director of Policy) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.potomac.org/
 | Salvation Army, Montgomery County | The Salvation Army meets people at their point of need, providing a wide spectrum of services from emergency assistance to job training and life skills classes to character building in young people. | addiction, homelessness | This organization can address issues related to a broad spectrum of county residents in need, including those who are homeless and those struggling with addiction.  They may also be able to help provide volunteers. | Captain [NAME], Area Commander | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomery.salarmydc.org/
 | LIONS DISTRICT 22-C | Lions are people worldwide, 1.4 million in number, who volunteer time and effort to make life a little easier for those less fortunate. The Lions of District 22-C serve [NAME], and [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] and St. Mary's Counties in Maryland. | The Lions of District 22-C have their own Eye and Tissue Bank where corneas and other tissue are made available for transplantation. They have their own camp for hearing and visually handicapped children/adults. They provide camping opportunities for diabetic children. Lions in the District area support leader dogs for the blind. They support a major research and development facility at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore - The Low Vision Research Foundation. Lions conduct many community based activities such a eyeglass purchases for the indigent, food baskets for those less fortunate, and the recycling of eyeglasses and hearing aids donated by the community. | The Lions Club can present issues they believe to be top priorities for the MAPP process. | [NAME] (Cabinet Secretary) | [EMAIL] | (301) 937-2728 | http://lionsdistrict22c.org/frame_index.htm
 | The Potomac-Bethesda Rotary Club | The Rotary Club develops community service project to better local, national, and international communities. | Rotarians develop community service projects that address many of today`s most critical issues, such as children at risk, poverty and hunger, the environment, illiteracy, and violence. They also support programs for youth, educational opportunities and international exchanges for students, teachers, and other professionals, and vocational and career development. The Rotary motto is Service Above Self. | The Lions Club can present issues they believe to be top priorities for the MAPP process. | None Listed | [EMAIL] | None Listed | http://www.pb-rotary.org/
 | American Red Cross of the National Capital Area | The National Capital Area Chapter helps the people of our community prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies that may be local, state-level, national, or international in nature. | emergency response, emergencies | The Red Cross will discuss concerns regarding emergency health situations and emergency response.  The Red Cross can also help by preseting emergency response issus and their impact on the DC metro area as a whole, as opposed to solely Montgomery County. | Chapter Chairman, [NAME] CEO [NAME]  COO [NAME] | http://www.redcrossnca.org/About/contact_form.php?ID=7 | (703) 584-8450 | http://www.redcrossnca.org/
Medical Provider | Montgomery County Medical Society | Representing 1,700 physicians in Montgomery County, Maryland, the Montgomery County Medical Society is committed to helping physicians best serve their patients. | This group advocates for things necessary to better perform their jobs and better serve their patients. | This organization will provide an excellent way to interact with multiple county healthcare providers using one simple interface.  This organization can help identify the health needs that private practitioners identify for the MAPP process. | [NAME], Community Relations | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerymedicine.org/contact.html
Hospital | Montgomery General Hospital | Montgomery General Hospital is an independent community hospital dedicated to serving the citizens of Montgomery and surrounding counties by providing high quality, personalized health care services. | Montgomery General Hospital’s vision is to continually increase our value to the community by offering the best of modern medicine in a caring, professional and ethical environment to our: - patients & their families - professional staff - employees and volunteers | The hospital will present clinical information and concerns regarding the health of their patients and issues that might be addressed using MAPP. | Not Listed | Not Listed | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerygeneral.com/content/
Elected Officials | County Executive | Oversees the enforcement of county laws and provides direction to all county govt. departments and offices; develops policies; proposes plans, programs, budgets, and legislation to the County Council; adopts Executive Orders and [NAME] and appoints residents to boards, committees, and commissions | County elected official | The County Executive can validate the efforts of the MAPP initiative by vocalizing his support and providing a voice for the county at initial meetings.  He is also responsible for planning the county's budget, so he his support of the initiative is crucial. | [NAME] (D) | N/A | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | County Council At-Large | Exercises oversight over County programs to ensure efficiency and effectiveness; approves the six-year capital improvements, public services, and fiscal policy programs; serves as the Board of Health for Montgomery County; acts on or initiates reorganization plans for the County government’s executive branch | Planning, Housing & Econ. [NAME].; Trans. & Environ. (Chair) | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | County Council At-Large | See above | HHS Committee (Chair); Trans. & Environ. | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | County Council At-Large | See above | Planning, Housing & Econ. [NAME].; Public Safety | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | County Council At-Large | See above | HHS Committee; Mgmt. & Fiscal Policy Committee (Chair); | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | Duchy Trachtenberg (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | County Council District 1 | See above | HHS Committee; Mgmt. & Fiscal Policy Committee; | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | County Council District 2 (President) | See above | Educ. Committee (Chair); Public Safety | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | County Council District 3 (Vice President) | See above | Educ. Committee; Public Safety (Chair) | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | County Council District 4 | See above | Mgmt. & Fiscal Policy Committee; Planning, Housing & Econ. [NAME]. (Chair); | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | County Council District 5 | See above | Educ. Committee; Trans. & Environ. | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | State's Attorney | Utilizes a Community Prosecution model, prosecutors are assigned to six regional teams, which correspond to the five police districts in the county.  Prosecutors handle cases arising only in their districts and, as such, are intimately familiar with their “turf”. | Community investment and involvement | Council is tasked to ensure that County programs are run effectively, and MAPP can provide this information about the health centers; Council also serves as the Montgomery Board of Health | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | Sheriff | The Sheriff is the enforcement arm of the Judicial system and exercises various law enforcement functions according to the common and statutory laws of Maryland. | Law enforcement and public safety | The Sheriff is interested in the quality of county health centers as resources for victims of domestic violence. | [NAME] (D) | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | Board of Education At-Large | The official educational policy-making body in the county. | Education and well-being of Montgomery County students | County public health centers are often the primary health care resource for students and their families.  Without access to adequate care, students are less likely to perform well in school and on standardized tests. | [NAME] | N/A | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | Board of Education At-Large | See above | Communication & Public Engagement Comm. | County public health centers are often the primary health care resource for students and their families.  Without access to adequate care, students are less likely to perform well in school and on standardized tests. | [NAME] | N/A | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | Board of Education District 1 | See above | Communication & Public Engagement Comm. | County public health centers are often the primary health care resource for students and their families.  Without access to adequate care, students are less likely to perform well in school and on standardized tests. | [NAME] | N/A | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | Board of Education District 2 | See above | Education and well-being of Montgomery County students | County public health centers are often the primary health care resource for students and their families.  Without access to adequate care, students are less likely to perform well in school and on standardized tests. | [NAME] | N/A | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | Board of Education District 3 | See above | Communication & Public Engagement Comm. (Chair) | County public health centers are often the primary health care resource for students and their families.  Without access to adequate care, students are less likely to perform well in school and on standardized tests. | [NAME] | N/A | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | Board of Education District 4 | See above | Education and well-being of Montgomery County students | County public health centers are often the primary health care resource for students and their families.  Without access to adequate care, students are less likely to perform well in school and on standardized tests. | [NAME] | N/A | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | Board of Education District 5 | See above | Education and well-being of Montgomery County students | County public health centers are often the primary health care resource for students and their families.  Without access to adequate care, students are less likely to perform well in school and on standardized tests. | [NAME] | N/A | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov
 | Community Ministry of Montgomery County | Community Ministry of Montgomery County’s mission is to pursue social justice with an emphasis on identifying and meeting the needs of the poor by leading and engaging Montgomery County’s Faith communities in service, education, and advocacy. | Service to the County's disadvantaged citizens | Disadvantaged populations rely on public health centers for basic medical care, so ensuring that they are in viable condition is a priority. | [NAME], Executive Director | N/A | [PHONE] | www.communityministrymc.org
 | Maryland Interfaith Legislative Committee (MILC) | Protect and provide for the needs of the most severely disadvantaged and vulnerable persons in our state | Medical care access was a priority issue for 2007 | Disadvantaged populations rely on public health centers for basic medical care, so ensuring that they are in viable condition is a priority. | [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.meppn.ang-md.org/MILCWhoWeAre.doc
Parks/Recreation | County-Wide Recreation Advisory Board | Promote the development of recreational programming and park facilities | Parks & Recreation; Children's programs |  | [NAME], Chair; [NAME], staff | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | [NAME]
 | Eastern Regiaonl Recreation Advisory Board | Promote the development of recreational programming and park facilities | Parks & Recreation; Children's programs |  | [NAME], Chair; [NAME], Vice Chair; [NAME], staff | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/rec/advboards/eastern.html
 | Mid-County Regional Recreation Advisory Board | Promote the development of recreational programming and park facilities | Parks & Recreation; Children's programs |  | [NAME], Chair; [NAME], staff | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/rec/advboards/midcty.html
 | Silver Spring Recreation Advisory Board | Promote the development of recreational programming and park facilities | Parks & Recreation; Children's programs |  | [NAME], Chair; [NAME], Vice Chair; [NAME], staff | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/rec/advboards/slvrspring.html
 | Up-County Regional Recreation Advisory Board | Promote the development of recreational programming and park facilities | Parks & Recreation; Children's programs |  | [NAME], Chair; [NAME], Vice Chair; [NAME], staff | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/rec/advboards/upcty.html
 | Western (Bethesda) Recreation Advisory Board | Promote the development of recreational programming and park facilities | Parks & Recreation; Children's programs |  | [NAME], Chair; [NAME], staff | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/rec/advboards/western.html
 | Damascus Senior Center | Multi-service community center offering programming for senior citizens (55+) such as acitivies, classes, and computer education; serves lunch | Seniors; Recreation |  |  |  | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/rectmpl.asp?url=/content/rec/Seniors/srctrs.asp
 | Gaithersburg Upcounty Senior Center | Multi-service community center offering programming for senior citizens such as acitivies, classes, and computer education | Seniors; Recreation |  | [NAME], Program Director |  | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/rectmpl.asp?url=/content/rec/Seniors/srctrs.asp
 | Holiday Park Senior Center | Multi-service community center offering programming for senior citizens (55+) such as acitivies, classes, and computer education;largest in MC | Seniors; Recreation |  |  |  | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/rectmpl.asp?url=/content/rec/Seniors/srctrs.asp
 | Long Branch Senior Center | Multi-service community center offering programming for senior citizens (55+) such as acitivies, classes, and computer education | Seniors; Recreation |  |  |  | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/rectmpl.asp?url=/content/rec/Seniors/srctrs.asp
 | [NAME] Center | Multi-service community center offering programming for senior citizens (55+) such as acitivies, classes, and computer education; offers health screenings and education; the FIRST senior center built in the state of MD in 1972 | Seniors; Recreation |  |  |  | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/rectmpl.asp?url=/content/rec/Seniors/srctrs.asp
Library | Montgomery County Public Libraries Administration Office | Head of all libraries in MC | Library |  | [NAME], Director; [NAME], Community Engagement |  | [PHONE]
Economic Development | Gilchrist Center for Cultural Diversity | To promote, develop, and sustain multicultural and multinational awareness and community building | Cultural Programs; Small Business Development; New Americans Welcome Area |  | Maritza Rivera-Cohen, Center Director | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/rectmpl.asp?url=/content/rec/gccd/management.asp
 | Montgomery County Planning Board | Plans for livable communities; providing guidelines for the pattern and pace of future development and preserving historic resources | Community Planning; Business Development |  | [NAME], Chairman AND Vice Chairman of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission | [EMAIL] | [NAME] and Media Relations [PHONE]; Chairman [PHONE] | www.mc-mncppc.org
Women's Rights/Public Policy | Commission for Women | An advisory board and a department of the MC Government; advocates for equal rights for women by identifying inequities in laws, policies, practices and procedures | Women's Rights; Public Policy; Education |  | Regina (Reggie) Oldak, President | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/cfwtmpl.asp?url=/content/cfw/CFW.asp
Emergency Preparedness | Homeland Security | Plans, prevents, prepares and protects against major threats | Security; Emergency Planning |  | [NAME], Director | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/mcgtmpl.asp?url=/content/homelandsecurity/index.asp
Children/Judiciary | Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for Children | To advocate for the timely placement of abused and neglected children in safe, permanent homes and for the highest quality of their care while under court jurisdiction. | [NAME]; [NAME]; Judiciary |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.casamontgomery.org
Seniors | Meals on Wheels of Wheaton, Inc. | Delivering free meals to low-income and/or home-bound seniors; checking-in on seniors | Volunteering; Seniors |  |  |  | [PHONE]
 | Meals on Wheels of Takoma Park | Delivering free meals to low-income and/or home-bound seniors; checking-in on seniors | Volunteering; Seniors |  |  |  | [PHONE]
Hospitals | Adventist Health Care System | Adventist HealthCare is a non-profit network of healthcare providers that includes hospitals, home health agencies, nursing centers, and other healthcare services | Improving the health of people and communities through a ministry of physical, mental and spiritual healing. |  |  |  | Potomac Ridge: [PHONE] Shady Grove: [PHONE] [NAME]: [PHONE] | http://www.adventisthealthcare.com
 | Holy Cross Hospital | Holy Cross Hospital is a 450-bed, not-for-profit, faith-based and mission-driven teaching hospital. | Holy Cross Hospital offers a full range of inpatient and outpatient primary and specialty health care services, with specialized expertise in surgery, neuroscience, cancer, women and infants’ services, and senior care. |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.holycrosshealth.org
 | [NAME] | [NAME] is a licensed, private residential facility and institute for research and education specializing in promoting the health and well-being of women and men religious, clergy and others involved in church ministry |  |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.sli.org
 | Suburban Hospital Healthcare | A community-owned hospital serving Montgomery County and the surrounding area since 1943. We are a not-for-profit healthcare provider guided by the needs of our patients and community | It is committed to continuous improvement and appropriate use of resources, and creates an environment that encourages the success and fulfillment of our physicians, staff, and volunteers. - F127Through our affiliations, we aspire to provide world-class patient care, technology, and clinical research. |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.suburbanhospital.org
 | National Navy Medical Center | The National Naval Medical Center is one of the nation’s largest and most renowned military medical centers, best known for its history of providing care to war heroes and presidents alike for the past 65 years. People come here to heal, to stay healthy, to help others, to teach the next generation, to practice quality medicine, and take part in cutting-edge clinical research. | As the Flagship of Navy Medicine:     * We maximize our operational readiness and keep the Uniformed Services mission-ready.     * We are the National Capital Regional Resource for homeland defense.     * We provide quality primary care and specialty services in a caring, patient-centered environment.     * We provide outstanding, customer-focused services for our Department of Defense family.     * We provide distinguished graduate medical and dental education, and ensure professional development for all staff members.     * We develop and export innovations in health care, informatics and research.     * We actively collaborate in an integrated NCA Health System.     * We provide outstanding base operating support to tenant commands co-located on the NNMC compound.     * We care for the Nation’s leaders.     * We are the President[NAME]. |  |  |  | [PHONE] | http://www.bethesda.med.navy.mil
MCO's | [NAME] | The mission of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield is to provide health benefit services of value to customers across the region comprised of Maryland and the National Capital Area | * Offer a broad array of quality, innovative insurance plans and administrative services that are affordable and accessible to our customers;      * Fairly address the needs of customers in each of the jurisdictions in which we operate;      * Conduct business responsibly as a non-profit health service plan, to ensure the plan's long-term financial viability and growth;      * Collaborate with the community to advance health care effectiveness and quality;      * Support public and private efforts to meet needs of persons lacking health insurance;      * Foster health systems integration and health care cost containment to benefit people in areas we serve, and      * Promote respect, fairness and opportunity for our associates. |  |  | [EMAIL] | 1-800-914-NEWS | http://www.carefirst.com/
 | Kaiser Permanente Mid-Atlantic |  | Our community benefit program focuses on:     * vulnerable populations     * evidence-based medicine     * education     * public policy We also offer education and training programs for physicians, nurses, and other health professionals, and provide grants, equipment, and volunteer hours to community organizations. |  | [NAME] | [EMAIL] | [PHONE] | https://newsmedia.kaiserpermanente.org/kpweb/newsmediahome/entrypage.do