Need Resources?

At Helpful Hearts Health Services Inc., we strive to provide comprehensive support not just through our services but also by offering a wealth of resources to individuals with developmental disabilities, their families, and everyone around them. Explore our carefully curated external resources to gain insights, make informed decisions, and smoothly navigate the journey ahead.

Coordination of community Services (CCS)

These are some of the organizations that coordinate community services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Maryland. Service Coordination and Able Health Services Inc. help both adults and children by linking them to the resources and services they need in their communities. The aim is to support services that boost independence, health and safety, genuine community involvement, and improve the quality of life as desired by the individual.

ahs-inc.org

servicecoord.org

Maryland Disabilities Council

The Maryland Disabilities Council (MDC) is a public policy group that champions the full inclusion of people with developmental disabilities in every aspect of life. The Council dedicates itself to ensuring that individuals with developmental disabilities receive the necessary support to achieve independence, contribute productively, and live their chosen lives within the community.

md-council.org

Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA)

The Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) is a government agency in Maryland that aims to help people with developmental disabilities lead full lives in their chosen communities. They focus on inclusion, participation, and active citizenship. Along with their families, DDA offers guidance and resources to support these individuals in leading fulfilling lives.

health.maryland.gov

The Maryland Association of Community Services for
persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Inc. (MACS)

Its membership includes more than 100 agencies across Maryland, dedicated to providing essential support to people with developmental disabilities and their families. These agencies work collaboratively to enhance access to resources, promote independence, and improve the quality of life for individuals in various communities.

macsonline.org

The Parent’s Place of Maryland

Their primary goal is to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities. They provide support to parents of children with disabilities across Maryland, regardless of the type or severity of the disability or the child’s age. They assist parents in obtaining the necessary services for their children in schools and communities. Additionally, they offer regular educational courses and workshops for parents, helping both children and parents understand their educational and healthcare rights.

ppmd.org

Emergency Preparedness

Emergency preparedness is essential, particularly for families with members with disabilities. Here are a few resources below:

Preparing for Disaster for People with Disabilities

Senior Home Safety Guide