HC Resource Guide 2017.pdf

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RESOURCES

All entries are based on responses from businesses, agencies, organizations and

individuals serving Howard County. The Howard County Office on Aging and Independence

does not assume responsibility for data provided by them, and the listings may not

represent all the businesses and organizations serving seniors and people with

disabilities. If you would like to have a listing in next year’s directory, please contact the

Office on Aging and Independence at 410-313-6410 to be included in the mailing list.

The contents of the 2017 Resource Guide are provided by and are the property

of the Howard County Office on Aging and Independence, Department of Community

Resources and Services and may not be reproduced without the express consent of the

department. For additional information, please write to: Howard County Office on Aging and

Independence, 6751 Columbia gateway Drive, Suite 200, Columbia, MD 21046.

Advertisements in this publication help to underwrite the costs. Howard County does

not endorse or warrant the services or products being advertised.

The Howard County Office on Aging and Independence has developed provider

inclusion guidelines for any organizations wishing to be listed in the Resource Guide. For a

copy of the guidelines, please call the Office on Aging and Independence at 410-313-6410.

Howard County has a wealth of information on products and services for its older

citizens and persons with disabilities who may need the services and resources listed

here. This information is targeted to enhance the lives of these groups.

If you require additional information, call Maryland Access Point (MAP), 410-313-

1234; or from anywhere in the country, 844-627-6465 ; email

People who are deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech disability use Maryland Relay: 711.

Howard County Office on Aging

and Independence Programs

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL OFFICE ON AGING

AND INDEPENDENCE PROGRAMS ARE

LISTED FIRST UNDER EACH CATEGORY.

What is Maryland Relay?

Dial 7-1-1 in Maryland

Either a TTY (Text Telephone) user or a person

using a standard phone may make a call

through Maryland Relay.

After dialing Maryland Relay, the caller gives

the phone number of the person/business

being called to the Maryland Relay Operator,

who then dials that number. The Relay operator

types a standard phone user’s spoken words

to a person using the TTY and voices the TTY

user’s text. In an emergency situation, please

dial 9-1-1 directly.

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