Welcome to the August edition of the HOC Newsletter! We’re excited to share the latest updates, events and valuable resources from HOC and our community partners. Stay informed, get involved and discover new opportunities this month!
FEATURED EVENT
STEM Back-to-School Festival
Join us on Friday, August 21st for a fun-filled community event designed to inspire students and families as they prepare for a successful school year! Enjoy exciting activities, valuable resources and opportunities to connect with local organizations.
The Adult Education & Workforce Development (AEWD) program connects residents with career training, educational opportunities and workforce resources that support lifelong learning and career advancement.
Prepare to cast your ballot in the upcoming HOC Resident Advisory Board election by familiarizing yourself with each of the candidates in the link below.
The public has spoken and the winners of HOC’s 2026 “Building What’s Next — Together” art contest have been determined. Congratulations to the top three entries and their artists!
This virtual class offers practical strategies and resources to help you keep your housing. Learn helpful tips from experienced housing professionals to support your journey. You'll also discover ways to overcome challenges and thrive in your community.
Discover a wide range of valuable resources available to support you and your family throughout Montgomery County, as well as right here at HOC. These resources are designed to help you navigate various challenges and enhance your overall well-being.
Schedule your personalized financial coaching session to help achieve your financial goals. Financial coaching offers guidance and strategies for lasting success.
Launch your cybersecurity career with the Prince George's County Technology Council's Cybersecurity Workforce Development Program. Gain the skills and training needed for in-demand careers—no prior cybersecurity experience required.
The job opportunities available provide vital support to Maryland residents, including critical services such as public safety, health care and education.
Recently lost your federal job or contract? Come join The Maryland Department of Labor in this free virtual workshop every Wednesday from 9:00 AM–12:15 PM to learn strategies for transitioning to private-sector or state employment.
Interested in free training for a career in hospitality or food service? The Service Workers Training & Education Partnership offers free job training, career upskilling, and educational benefits to help workers build successful, sustainable careers.
Join the trusted team behind one of America's most recognized brands. We're hiring for a variety of roles in customer service, sales, roadside assistance, insurance, travel and more.
Our Internship Program is designed to provide hands-on experience and professional development opportunities for students and young professionals passionate about advancing health equity within Hispanic communities.
FEATURED OPPORTUNITY
Mobile Medical Care
Compassionate care for every adult in Montgomery County no matter your insurance status or income level. Experience comprehensive, accessible care to help adults live healthier lives.
These classes prepare students to either get ready for work in the job field and/or join our Certification programs. At the end of each Vocational ESOL course, students will have in-depth knowledge about the job area and be ready for next steps with Montgomery College’s other college credit courses or certificate programs.
Emmanuel Brinklow Seventh Day Adventist Church is hosting a first-come, first-serve food distribution. Registration is required to attend this event. Register for your pick-up. by calling:301-774-0400.
Get the support you need for immigration, housing, healthcare and more. Access expert guidance and resources to navigate life’s challenges with confidence. Community Trust Protections are now law in Montgomery County—learn what this means for you!
The Adult ESOL Program offers basic English language and life skills classes to Maryland residents whose native language is not English. You must be at least 16 years old and not enrolled in high school to register for this program!
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