Maryland aid and assistance programs.

You can get help and assistance in all cities and counties in Maryland, including Baltimore and Columbia.

Maryland Pharmacy Assistance Program
This program will help qualified Maryland residents, regardless of age, who are not eligible for the Maryland Medical Assistance Program or Medicaid. Eligibility to this prescription drug program is not limited to the elderly and disabled and all people can apply. Additional ways to receive free prescription drugs. 1-800-226-2142  More.

Maryland Children's Health Program (MCHP)
Provides healthcare benefits using a managed care organization and the Maryland HealthChoice Program to pregnant women and children up to the age of 19. (800) 456-8900

Primary Adult Care Program (PAC)
The Primary Adult Care Program (PAC) will provide help with medical expenses to lower income adults through a managed health care organization. 1-800-226-2142

Maryland Health Insurance Plan (MHIP)
The MHIP program is a state-administered health insurance program for Maryland residents who do not qualify for other insurance programs or other aid. This program will help those in need with medical bills. 1-888-444-9016

Medical Debt Assistance and Help From Collectors
Laws and regulations are in place that prevent illegal collection efforts and sure patients are treated fairly. Find out more information on medical debt collection laws.

Child Care Subsidy or Purchase of Child Care (POC)
This program will help eligible families pay for needed child care bills. Vouchers and grants, which are issued to eligible families by local departments of social services, can be used to purchase child care from any regulated child care center, home, or from an informal child care provider that is approved by the local department.

Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)
This program distributes federal surplus foods to needy households and emergency food pantries. 877.634.6361

Food Stamp Program
Helps low income, and families that are struggling, buy the food they need for good health.

 

 

 

Debt Consolidation and Credit Services
Individuals who need help paying debts, improving credit, or advice on paying bills can contact a credit counselor. Non-profit organizations offer various financial solutions. More on Maryland credit counseling.

Mortgage Help and Foreclosure Assistance in Maryland
Maryland has some programs that will help families with paying their mortgage. They also try to stop foreclosures. More.

Also find a listing of non-profit organizations in Maryland that are HUD approved. Continue.

Free Legal Advice
Maryland Legal Aid helped over 50,000 individuals across the state last year. they provide free legal assistance to low income families and individuals. Continue.

Maryland Senior Prescription Drug Assistance Program
Both moderate and low income residents can receive financial assistance from this program. It will help people were are eligible for Medicare and who are also enrolled in a prescription drug plan. Continue.

Free Food from Food Banks and Pantries
The low income, working poor, unemployed, and people facing a hardship can get free food from a food bank or pantry. Read more on Maryland food banks.

 

 

Maryland Health Care Centers and Community Clinics
Find locations of centers that may be able to offer qualified individuals with free or low cost, and high quality, medical and/or dental care. The clinics help tens of thousands of people every year. Click here.

Dental care is also offered by various non-profits and government supported clinics. Numerous dentists and medical professionals participate in providing coverage. Read more on Maryland dental clinics.

Low Income and Emergency Housing Assistance
Several government funded programs can help Maryland families pay their rent in an emergency, or find and pay for low-income housing. Some resources are offered by non-profits, and others by government agencies. Read more.

Assistance From Maryland Cities and Counties