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Bethesda Cares

Provides services and supports for individuals in Montgomery County who have low income or are experiencing homelessness. Homeless Drop In CentersMore information: Financial assistance is available for legal evictions, utility turn-offs, and prescriptions A lunch program is available Monday through Saturday Dinner is served on Sundays at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church An on-site psychiatrist is available for group and individual therapy on Wednesday mornings Free clothing is available with a pick-up voucher from the drop-in center The drop-in center offers supportive services and showers Home visits are conducted online with clients who were previously homeless Accepts donations of fresh and nonperishable foods, clothing, and personal hygiene products

Categories

Soup KitchensMental Health Related Support GroupsElectric Service Payment AssistanceMental Health Information/EducationVolunteer OpportunitiesPrescription Expense AssistanceGeneral Clothing ProvisionHomeless Drop In CentersPsychiatric Medication ServicesHomeless PeopleMental Health IssuesRent Payment AssistanceIndividual CounselingHeating Fuel Payment AssistanceCOVID-19Eye Care Expense AssistanceGroup CounselingGas Service Payment Assistance

Last assured

Unknown

Physical Address

7728 Woodmont Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20814

Hours

Open Mon-Fri, 9AM-12:30PM; Mon, Wed. & Fri, 2-5PM; Tues & Thurs 3-5PM.In order to preserve the safety and health of our clients, volunteers, and staff, we have determined it is best to temporally suspend drop-in lobby services and the Saturday lunch program as we strive to minimize community spread of COVID-19. However, our program staff continue to work hard out in the field every day to meet our mission of preventing and ending homelessness.

Eligibility

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Service area

Bethesda, 20814, MD Bethesda, 20815, MD Bethesda, 20816, MD Bethesda, 20817, MD Chevy Chase, 20815, MD Glen Echo, 20812, MD Somerset, 20815, MD Westlake, 20817, MD

Agency info

Bethesda Cares

Bethesda cares works to prevent, ease and end homelessness in our community. we seek to place people in permanent, supportive housing to ease life on the street during that process and to prevent low-income tenants in crisis from eviction and possible homelessness.