Welcome to the March edition of the HOC Newsletter.This month we are proud to share important news, information, and opportunities with HOC and throughout Montgomery County.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Covid-19 Rent Relief Program
If you have an outstanding rent balance as a result of a hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this may be your last chance to receive assistance with your rent.
The Tony S. Davis Memorial Scholarship honors students who have achieved academic excellence, acted as leaders in extracurricular activities and completed generous hours of student service learning in Montgomery County.
The Family Self-Sufficiency Program(FSS) is a career development program designed specifically to help you and your family grow and achieve.Register today and discover the new changes happening at FSS.
This workshop combines strategies and resources to help you successfully maintain your housing and learn important tips from veteran housing professionals.
The Fatherhood Initiative Program is designed to help fathers find careers and improve their skills in a supportive dad-focused environment. Attend an information session to learn what this program can do for you.
Emmanuel Brinklow Seventh Day Adventist Church is hosting a first-come, first-serve food and diaper distribution. Registration is required to attend this event. Register for your pick-up by calling:301-774-0400.
Montgomery County Recreation offers a wide variety of exciting summer programs throughout the County with an emphasis on safety, convenience, affordability and most of all fun. With a broad range of programming, and experienced and innovative staff, there is something for everyone.
The Montgomery County Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) and Pepco will staff a resource table to share information about available energy assistance programs and energy savings resources in the community.
Connect with older adults across the country during hour-long, participatory, and inclusive Arts for the Aging virtual workshops led by a multi-disciplinary faculty of teaching artists.
Finding your first job is hard – but we can help! If you are 16-24 years old, and you’ve never worked before, or you don’t have much experience, our program is the perfect place to start building your resume and filling your wallet.
With more than 70,000 residents located in the heart of Montgomery County, Gaithersburg is one of the largest cities in Maryland.Explore a variety of careers with the City of Gaithersburg Government.
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