Case Management
Case Management
Provides case management services.
Wicomico County Health Department
Main Office (410) 749-1244
Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri: 8AM-5PM
State Holiday Schedule
Main Office (410) 749-1244
Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri: 8AM-5PM
State Holiday Schedule
Provides case management services.
COAT 24/7 Access to assistance related to recovery. Phone: 443-783-6875 COAT Mission To use personal and life experiences to encourage and guide others through the first steps of recovery. What is Coat? COAT is a community effort to help people fighting addiction in Wicomico County. Its goal is to prevent overdoses, help with treatment…
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About our program Coordination of Community Services provides information/referral and case management services for children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families. This program: Assists families in locating and arranging diagnostic evaluations, treatment, day programs, residential support and individuals/family support services. Provides, for individuals in service, assistance in implementing individual choice addressing individual…
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The Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) provides services to individuals with a mental illness that require rehabilitative and/or restorative services to enable them to become or remain successful in the community. Home and Community Visits Individual Rehabilitation Planning Case Management Health Promotion On-Site Services Educational, Social and Support Groups 24 Hour On Call Availability FOR REFERRALS CONTACT PRP…
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The Wicomico County Targeted Case Management team provides services to individuals with a mental illness that requires assistance to enable them to remain in the community. Home and Community Visits Client Advocacy Individualized Service Planning HUD Shelter Plus Care Housing Homeless Services State Care Coordination Peer Support 24 Hour Emergency On Call Availability For Existing Clients Phone: 410-543-6996…
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How to Apply for Services In order for DDA to determine whether a person is eligible for services, the person or someone acting on their behalf must complete an application for DDA services. The DDA Application for Services can be downloaded from DDA’s website, mailed to you, or you can pick one up from any…
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Housing Resources Maryland Housing Search Rental Assistance Fact Sheet Section 811 Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Home Ownership for Individuals with Disabilities Housing Counseling Agencies Group Housing Program Housing Assistance Resources Community Housing Resource Board
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Links: Abilities Network – Project Act www.abilitiesnetwork.org Arc of Maryland www.thearcmd.org Autism Society of America www.autism-society.org Bay Shore Services www.bayshoreservices.org Caregivers Marketplace www.caregiver.org CHADD (Children, Adolescents and Adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) www.chadd.org Children’s Choice www.childrenschoice.org Coordinating Center www.coordinatingcenter.org DDA www.ddamaryland.org DILA (Deaf and Independent Living Association) www.dila.org Disability is Natural www.disabilityisnatural.com/ DORS www.dors.maryland.gov…
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The Fairlee Manor Camp House is a historic home located near Fairlee, Kent County, Maryland, United States. It is a “telescoping house” composed of a two-story, three-bay-long brick structure with a 1 1⁄2 -story brick wing and a 1 1⁄2-story, 3-bay -long plank wing on each side in decreasing height and width. The oldest sections of the house date to 1825–1840. In 1953 the…
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Questions: 1. What is Respite Care? Respite Care is short-term relief care for disabled babies, children or adults in a family setting 2. Who is eligible for Respite Care? Parents of disabled children, also disabled adults or any family caring for a developmentally disabled baby, child or adult living in one of the…
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Who? What? Where? When? How? Who: Self-direction gives waiver participants and families greater control over the services they receive, how they receive them, and who provides them. At the same time, people who self-direct must be willing to take on the responsibility of managing their services. What: A person in Self Directed Services can get a whole…
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The Governor’s Transitioning Youth Initiative The Governor’s Transitioning Youth Initiative (GTYI) was designed in 1989 to demonstrate that people with the most severe disabilities can work and contribute to Maryland’s future after leaving school. Through the Initiative, the DDA has been able to fund supported employment and other day services for eligible students exiting school,…
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