 (Please know that this list is nowhere near complete and will be changing rapidly as more info is found. With the current coronavirus pandemic, we wanted to post what information we did have ASAP. Please notify us at What’s Up QAC if you have something to add). Expired/Unused Med Disposal: QAC Dept. of Health Alcohol/Drug Prevention Office Kathy Wright, Prevention Coordinator 410-758-1306 Ext 304 QAC Office of the Sheriff 505 Railroad Ave, Centreville, MD 21617 Phone: (410) 758-0770 Food: Haven Ministries - Haven Ministries Emergency Food Pantries are provided the third Friday of every month (except November) at Safe Harbor Presbyterian Church in Stevensville for residents south of Centreville and at Centreville United Methodist Church in Centreville for North County Residents. Purpose: To provide emergency food to the residents of Queen Anne’s County. Haven Ministries partners with the Maryland Food Bank as well as community members and groups to purchase and collect food. Open every 3rd Friday, from 5:30pm to 7:00pm for QAC Residents w/Photo ID. St. Christopher’s Church - Our Outreach Office is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:30 am - Noon. 410-643-3366 Housing: Artwork - Haven Ministries offers a new program to provide original artwork to people making the transition from homelessness or living in a shelter to permanent housing. We recognize that when money is tight, buying artwork is probably a low priority. Artwork can help a new place feel like home and provide a genuine sense of ownership. Importantly, recipients choose which artwork they want — something that is meaningful for them. Original artwork is provided at no cost through this program in partnership with the QA Co Centre for the Arts. Contact: Phil Stapleton marganphil@gmail for more info Clothing & Household Items – Our Daily Thread Thrift Store provides deeply discounted prices on clothing and household items with proceeds benefiting Haven Ministries programs. Our Daily Thread Thrift Store collects donations of clothing and household items from the community and sells them at deeply discounted prices. Donations are welcomed and accepted during store hours only, Mon – Sat 10am-4pm. We accept gently used clothing, shoes, household goods, collectibles, toys, small appliances, and small furniture items. No baby equipment or electronics, please. Location: 425 Thompson Creek Road, Stevensville, MD 21666 Furniture, Appliances & Construction Items - The Hope Warehouse provides deeply discounted prices on donated furniture, appliances, and construction items. The revenue helps support Haven Ministries’ efforts to provide HOPE and AWARENESS in QA Co, MD and assists neighbors in need with furniture and appliances. A Customer Service Job Training Program has been implemented with a curriculum focused on soft skills training, retail store knowledge, and personal development. With the completion of the program, trainees will receive a Haven Ministries Customer Service Certificate. Hours: Wed - Sat 10 am – 4 pm Shelter – Provides a safe and warm environment for men, women, and children. To provide hope through Jesus Christ to those in need. All children ages birth-17 years old must be accompanied by and supervised at all times by a parent or legal guardian. Dates of Operation for the Winter Season: October 2018 – April 2019 7 days a week. Sign-In Times: 6 pm –7 pm, nightly. For info Call Sandi Wiscott, Director of Operations: 410-739-7859 Location: Kent Island United Methodist Church 2739 Cox Neck Road, Chester, MD 21619 Near corner of Cox Neck Road and Rte. 50 Utilities - The Resource Center of Haven Ministries - offers a place of referral and connection to residents of Queen Anne’s County including case management services, educational programs, job training, and use of computers and office equipment. Purpose: To meet the needs of QAC residents who need a hand up by offering financial assistance with bills, job training, wellness, limited pastoral counseling, and enrichment classes. Operation: Monday through Friday 8:30am-4:30pm Location: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (basement) 301 South Liberty St., Centreville, MD Phone Number: 410-758-0129 St. Christopher’s Church - The St. Christopher’s OUTREACH Program provides some relief to folks in need of financial assistance with their utility bills or rent. These funds come to OUTREACH from the poor box donations or checks written to St. Christopher’s with OUTREACH in the memo section of the check. On average, we assist from 10 to 15 families each month. Family: Law Clinic: Family Support Services Family Services Coordinator (410) 758-1773 or (800) 987-7591, Ext. 128 The following services and programs are available to the Circuit Court for Queen Anne's County: *Family Law Assistance Clinic *Custody/Visitation Mediation *Parenting Seminars *Home Study Evaluations *Substance Abuse Assessments *Mental Health Evaluations *Other Family Services *Family Law Assistance Clinic Volunteer lawyers are available in the courthouse every Monday from 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.; every Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to Noon, the 1st and 2nd Thursdays of the month at the Kent Island Public Library from 5:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m., and the 3rd and 4th Thursdays of the month at the Centreville Public Library from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. for consultation on how to represent yourself and complete forms for divorce, custody, visitation, and modification of child support. Custody/Visitation Mediation When deemed appropriate the Court refers parties to their Mediation Program. Parties attend the necessary sessions with the assigned mediator. The fee for the this court-ordered mediation program is $125.00 per hour. Costs are divided between the parties and paid to Circuit Court for Queen Anne's County. When parties reach an agreement, the mediator prepares a Parenting Agreement for signature and a copy is submitted to the Court. Parenting Seminars The Parent Education Program is a six-hour educational class which offers parents the opportunity to gain an understanding of the impact their separation and/or divorce has on their children. Parents will learn skills that can help their children adjust to the situation. The focus is on the importance of parents meeting the needs of their children emotionally and financially. The sessions are offered every month in Queen Anne's County. The cost is $40.00 per person and is generally conducted in two parts. Home Study Evaluations Investigations are conducted by the Queen Anne's County Department of Social Services to determine whether a home is an appropriate environment for children. Written reports submitted to the Court may, include recommendations for improving the current situation. Verbal testimony may also be required by the Court. These evaluations are utilized by the Court for custody and adoption cases. The cost for a home study in a custody case is $250 and an adoption case $350. Substance Abuse Assessments The Queen Anne's County Health Department, through its Drug and Alcohol Abuse Services Department at the Nielsen Center, provides substance abuse assessments, recommendations, referrals and urinalysis as needed. The assessments are scheduled within 10 days. The urinalysis reports are generally available within a week. Written reports are submitted to the court. Verbal testimony may also be required by the court. The fees are on a sliding scale based on ability to pay. Mental Health Evaluations In cases when a mental health evaluation is necessary, a referral to a specific individual practitioner may be made. In other cases, the party may choose the evaluator. The Court may determine who pays the fees, although they are generally divided between the parties. Other Family Services: Family Law Hotline - operates Monday through Friday from 9:30 - 4:30 1-800-845-8550 Pro Se Hotline (Women's Law Center) can assist with completing pro se forms. 1-800-818-9888 (Hours: Tuesday 9:00 - 12:30; Wednesday 9:00-12:30 and 4:00-7:00; Thursday 9:00 - 4:00; Friday 9:00-12:30) Mid-Shore Pro Bono 410-690-8128 Child Support Enforcement 1-800-332-6347; website: http://dhr.maryland.gov/ Job Training: Crossroads Community – Currently offers these services and resources: Young Adult Program, Adult Services, Vocational Services & Health Home. Crossroads Community 120 Banjo Lane Centreville, Maryland 21617 Phone: (410) 758-3050 Fax: (410) 758-1223 Resource Center @ St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (basement) The Resource Center of Haven Ministries offers a place of referral and connection to residents of Queen Anne’s County including case management services, educational programs, job training, and use of computers and office equipment. Purpose: To meet the needs of QAC residents who need a hand up by offering financial assistance with bills, job training, wellness, limited pastoral counseling, and enrichment classes. Operation: Monday through Friday 8:30am-4:30pm St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (basement) 301 South Liberty St., Centreville, MD Phone Number: 410-758-0129 Resource Center @Fisher Manor - Open 2nd Saturday of every month from 9am-12pm Located on Fisher Manor Dr in Grasonville just off of Grasonville Cemetery Rd. Services Provided will Include: *Connecting clients to Area Resources *Church Benevolent Fund *Budget Classes *Resume Writing *Job Searches Phone: 410-739-4363 Mental Health: Crossroads Community – Currently offers these services and resources: Youth Recovery Program, Young Adult Program, Adult Services, Vocational Services, Health Home, Behavioral Health Case Management Program, Respite Care Program, Mental Illness and Substance Abuse, Behavioral Health Resources Crossroads Community 120 Banjo Lane Centreville, Maryland 21617 Phone: (410) 758-3050 Fax: (410) 758-1223 The Kent Island United Methodist Church - “GriefShare” Ministry Team meets several times per week at the church located at The Ministry Team offers: *Peri-Natal Parents Group meets Tuesday, 6:00 pm *Bereaved Parents Group meets Tuesday, 6:00 pm *Bereaved Spouse Group meets Thursday, 10:00 am *All Bereaved Group meets Thursday, 6:00 pm *Our Celebrate Recovery meets at 7:00 pm every Wednesday for worship, lessons, and testimony. At 8:00 pm, we break into smaller groups for discussion and support. Childcare is provided! Kent Island United Methodist Church 2739 Cox Neck Rd Chester, MD 21619 Phone: (410) 643-5361 Mentorship: Coming Soon Street Outreach Services: Haven Ministries’ staff proactively work with individuals and families who are experiencing a housing crisis before they’re in need of emergency shelter services. Staff also help connect folks with available resources. An average of 20 individuals and families are helped monthly though Street Outreach Services. Purpose: To help community members experiencing a housing crisis. Contact Information: Sandi, Director of Operations for the Shelter: 410-739-7859 Additional Resources (provided by Haven Ministries) Visit Haven Ministries Website haven-ministries.org Queen Anne’s County Housing and Community Services: 410-758-3977 Queen Anne’s County Housing Authority: 410-758-8634 Queen Anne’s County Health Department: 410-758-0720 Queen Anne’s County Social Services 410-758-8000 QAC Helps 866-722-4577 Crossroads Community Inc.: 410-924-8192 Seniors QAC Office on Aging – Senior Care, Income Tax Preparation, Home Visitors, Group & Senior Assisted Living. Telephone reassurance Program, Long-Term Care Ombudsman, Transportation services, Senior Centers, Home Delivered Meals, Employment Service 55+, MAP Information and assistance (see next table) 104 Powell St. Centreville, MD 21617 410-758-0848 Transportation: AAA Transport - Sedan/medivan services 24/7 by CPR & first aid certified drivers & is one of the largest medicaid transportation providers in the region. (transporting to & from dr appointments) 301-933-HELP (4357) or email: info@aaatransport.net QAC County Ride – County Ride operates 3 deviated fixed routes, Route 1 (Kent Island & Grasonville to Easton), Route 2 (Centreville to Stevensville) and Route 3 (Annapolis). Deviated-fixed routes operate on a time schedule. Drivers may deviate off the route for any rider if the deviation is within 3/4 of a mile. Please call dispatch at 410-758-2361 or 410-758-2357 for more information about deviations. Route 3 stops are located at Church Circle, AAMC, and Annapolis Mall. Route 3 operates Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. through 4:45 p.m. To contact County Ride for more information, or to schedule a ride, call 410-758-2357 Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. NOTE: Veterans living in Queen Anne's County and need a ride to mental, medical or behavioral health appointments can ride at no cost to and from those facilities thanks to generous donations from various organizations in Queen Anne's County. QAC County Ride also provides non-emergency transportation to and from medically necessary covered services for Medical Assistance recipients who have no other means of transportation. Please call for further information about this service. To Schedule Transportation Services, Phone: 443-262-4462 Senior Transportation: QAC Office on Aging 104 Powell St. Centreville, MD 21617 410-758-0848 Volunteer Opportunities: Kent Island Beach Cleanups https://www.kentislandbeachcleanups.com/ Queen Anne's County Recreation http://www.parksnrec.org/ Animal Resource Foundation https://www.nokillnetwork.org/d/Maryland/ARF,-Animal-Resoucers-Foundation-(Stevensville)~4592/ Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center https://www.bayrestoration.org/ Animal Welfare League of Queen Anne's County http://awlqac.org/ Queen Anne's County Library https://www.qaclibrary.org/ Camp Pecometh https://www.pecometh.org/ Volunteer Maryland https://volunteer.maryland.gov/ Chesapeake Helps http://chesapeakehelps.org/ VolunteerMatch https://www.volunteermatch.org/search/?l=Centreville,%20MD%2021617,%20USA LOCAL NON PROFITS LIST Coming Soon
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