Now that You Have Custody: Rights & Responsibilities of Kinship Caregivers

All court ordered custody has two components, legal and physical. Legal custody involves the right to
make long range plans and decisions for the education, religious training, discipline, non-emergency
medical care and other matters of major significance concerning the child's welfare. Physical custody
involves spending time with the child and making decisions about the child's everyday needs. The court
may order legal and physical custody in a number of ways.
Source: http://www.peoples-law.org/child-custody-maryland
Custodian has the right to make medical and educational decisions for the child; parents are entitled to
notification and may be included when appropriate.

Here are some of the steps you can take, if you have not already done so:

1) GATHER Documents

Birth Certificate
Social Security
Medical History & Immunization Records
Custody Order
Education Records, i.e. transcripts, IEP, special service reports from previous schools

See attached list for information on replacing a birth certificate, social security card and Medica l Assistance
cards.

2) APPLY for Services, as needed:

Financial
Medical Assistance
Healthcare, including Physical, Dental and Mental Health

3) ENROLL child in school, as appropriate

4) CARE for the Caregiver

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RESOURCES
Where can I get copies of my childs birth certificate and/or Social Security card?
Birth Certificate Certified Copy
Medical Assistance Card Replacement
Harford County Health Department
120 S. Hays St.
Bel Air, MD 21014
410-838-1500
Hours: M-F 8 am -4 pm
Bring the following documents with you:

Temporary Custody Order

Personal ID
o Personal Photo ID (Current drivers
license,
o Current ID card issued by MVA,
o Current passport,
o Current Military IF for active personnel

$30 Fee, Cash or Credit, no checks

Social Security Card Replacement

Social Security Office-Harford County
3435A Box Hill
Corporate Center Dr.
Abingdon, MD 21009
800772-1213
Hours: M, T, Th, F 9am-4 pm
W
9 am- Noon
Directions: Fom rt 24 take emmorton rd (rt 924). Go to box hill south parkway which is approximately 1/2 block from giant.
Turn onto box hill south parkway to the first street on your right. This is box hill corporate center drive. Make a right and go to
the first driveway on your left. A sign will be posted showing social security administration. Make a left and the office is the
first suite (suite a).

Bring the following documents with you:

Birth Certificate, certified copy
TCO, original or certified copy
Personal ID (See Birth Certificate Docs

AND One of the Following:

Doctor, clinic or hospital record
Religious record (e.g. baptismal record
Daycare center or school record or
School ID

Medical History & Immunizations

Where can I go to get the child(ren) immunizations/vaccinations/shots/physicals?
Consult with your child(ren)s primary care doctor
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Harford County Health Department

SERVICES

ABOUT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

What types of financial assistance are available?

Financial assistance is available to caregivers on behalf of the child/ren in their care.
Kinship Caregivers may receive child support assistance from the childs parents if they are still alive.
There are no income guidelines applicable to the Kinship Caregiver in order to receive child support
assistance. However, if you choose to apply for Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA), as the Kinship
Caregiver you must file for child support.
Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA) is available to Kinship Caregivers when the child is a relative. The
childs income only is considered in the application. Other benefits, such as SNAP (Food Stamps), will
consider the income of the family. Medical Assistance is automatically available to children receiving
TCA. For specific information about benefits and how to apply, see the attached.

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How do I get child support for my child(ren)?

The local OCSE will work to establish paternity, collect support for the child or resolve any issues you
may have with your case, even if one parent lives in another state or country.
Application Process:
1. Complete an Application for Services. Application is available by contacting the number below,
in person at the local office, or may be downloaded from the website:

http://www.dhr.state.md.us/blog/?page_id=10276
2. Return forms to your Local Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) by mail or in person.
3. Pay a onetime, non-refundable $25.00 application processing fee. You may send a certified or
cashiers check or money order through the mail, or you may pay in person by cash, certified or
cashiers check or money order. Personal checks are not accepted. The fee may be waived if the
Caregiver is receiving TCA or medical assistance.
4. Please provide all the information requested on the application.
5. If there are any orders for custody, paternity, including affidavits of parentage, etc., you must
provide a copy. If you do not have the needed information, there may be delays until it is
obtained.
6. The Office of Child Support must have a valid address for the absent parent before proceeding
on your behalf. If you have a good home or work address for the absent parent, indicate this in
writing on the form.
7. When your application has been processed, and a confirmed address for the absent parent is
provided, you will be contacted regarding filing your case or enforcement of your order.
8. You must complete a separate form for each person from whom you want support. Only (1) $25
fee is required.

Harford County Office of Child Support

Mailing Address & Location
101 S. Main Street Suite 200
Bel Air, MD 21014
http://www.dhr.state.md.us/harford.htm

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TEMPORARY CASH ASSISTANCE (TCA)

Reminder: Requires filing for Child Support from Parents
Assists families whom are caring for their relatives children with child only grants (based on childs
income). Kinship Caregivers, regardless of their personal income, are eligible to apply for these grants
on behalf of the children to whom they are related.
Download Application:

DHR Application for TEMPORARY CASH ASSISTANCE

Apply In Person:
Harford County Department of Social Services
2 South Bond Street, Suite 300
Bel Air, Maryland 21014
Phone: (410) 836-4700

WAGE Connection
957 Beards Hill Road
Aberdeen, MD 21001
410-297-9243

Apply Online: MyDHR Benefits

Documents Needed:
Social Security
Birth Certificate
Custody Order
More about TCA: DHR Facts You Should Know
Information about TCA and other Family Investment benefits.

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Am I eligible for Food Stamps?

SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP), Family Income Based
Formerly called the Food Stamp Program, Kinship Caregivers may apply for help with food purchases.
Eligibility for this program is related to income of the Kinship Caregivers family. These benefits help
low-income households purchase healthy and nutritious food at any participating grocery store or other
retailer using an electronic debit card.
Eligibility: The amount of food stamps you get will depend on the number of people in your household
and on how much monthly income is left after certain expenses.
Apply: Same as TCA
WOMENS, INFANTS & CHILDREN (WIC)
Services & Benefits Provided By WIC:
Nutrition & Health Education
Breastfeeding Information
Free Healthy food
Referrals to other health and social agencies
Eligibility:
Kinship Caregivers receiving Medical Assistance for their child, infancy through age 5, automatically
meet the income guidelines. For those not receiving Medical Assistance you must meet the income
criteria guidelines, which will be determined at your WIC appointment.
Application:
To set up an appointment to apply for WIC, call the WIC office. You will need to bring each person who
is applying for benefits to this first appointment, including infants and all children up to age five. In
preparation for your appointment, please bring the following items:
Documents Needed:
Birth Certificate
Medical Assistance Card (Childs)
Immunization Record
Proof of Address
Appointments can be made at the following location:

Edgewood
1321 Woodbridge Station

Office Hours

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Way
Edgewood, MD 21040
410-612-1776
410-612-9182

Monday Friday

8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

3rd Monday of Each

Month

11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.

More about WIC: http://www.harfordcountyhealth.com

How do I get Social Security Survivor Benefits for my child(ren)?

Social Security Administration

Contact SSA to secure financial payment for an eligible minor child whose deceased parent has
paid taxes into the Social Security system.
Call: 1-800-772-1213
Visit:
Social Security Office-Harford County
3435A Box Hill
Corporate Center Dr.
Abingdon, MD 21009
800772-1213
Hours: M, T, Th, F 9am-4 pm
W
9 am- Noon

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Can I get assistance for Child Care expenses?

Child Care Subisidy Program (CCS)
Eligibility: Income Based
The purpose of the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) Program is to provide financial assistance with
child care costs to eligible working families. The CCS Program issues vouchers to eligible
families in need of help with the cost of child care. To receive this assistance, families must
meet certain requirements. In addition to help with the cost of child care, families can receive
help locating a licensed child care provider.
Requirements:
The applicant must be:
A Maryland resident who is working, in an approved training program, or in public
school.
A recipient of Temporary Cash Assistance or Supplemental Security Income or
within CCS income guidelines.
Willing to have your child immunized by Maryland State standards.
Pursuing child support.
Applications Available Online:
http://earlychildhood.marylandpublicschools.org/system/files/filedepot/3/applicationredeterminationchil
dcare-english.pdf

Documents Needed:
Proof of identity for all household members includes, but is not limited to, a valid
unexpired United States passport, a birth certificate, a valid driver's license or a current
photo identification card.
Proof of address (apartment or house lease; electric, gas, water or phone bill)

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Proof of income (most recent 4 weeks of pay stubs or a letter from the employer stating
gross salary)
If you are a student, proof of enrollment
Proof that your child(ren) has met the Maryland State Immunization requirement.
If you are a single parent, proof that you have met child support requirements by
reporting information about the absent parent.
For more information:
http://earlychildhood.marylandpublicschools.org/child-care-providers/child-care-subsidy-program

Or call: 866-243-8796
For childcare referrals: Maryland Family Network
http://www.marylandfamilynetwork.org/what-is-locate%3A-child-care/
Or Call: 877.261.0060
Is there Healthcare Assistance for the child(ren)?
Check with your healthcare insurance provider if there is coverage for your child(ren).
Contact Maryland Healthcare Connection to inquire about the following programs and
eligibility:

Maryland Childrens Health Program Maryland Childrens Health Program

(MCHP) provides free health care to eligible pregnant women and children with low to
average incomes.

Maryland Childrens Health Premium Program Maryland Childrens Health

Premium Program provides health care to eligible children at a low monthly premium
for all middle-income families with no health insurance.

Medical Assistance for Families will provide comprehensive health care to parents and
other family members caring for children. Eligibility depends on family size and
income.

All three programs cover in-patient hospital care, medical doctor visits, mental health services,
lab tests, dental and vision care (for children and pregnant woman), medications and
immunizations.
For questions regarding Medicaid benefits and services call: 410-273-5626
HowdoIapply?
On-Line at www.marylandhealthconnection.gov.
In person at the Harford County Health Department Bel Air location.*
*NavigatorsareavailableforchildonlyMedicalAssistanceapplications.
By Calling 410-838-1500 (Bel Air) or 410-612-1779 (Woodbridge).

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LocationsandHoursofOperationForAssistance
**BelAir**

Harford County Health Department

Hours

120 S. Hays St.

M-F 8 am -4 pm

Bel Air, MD 21014

Phone: 410-838-1500

FAQs
CanIapplyforfoodstampsand/ordaycaresubsidiesatthesametimeasmedical
assistance?Yes,youcanapplyformedicalassistanceandsocialservicestogetheratthe
DepartmentofSocialServicesat2SBondStreet,BelAirMD21014.
If Im eligible how do I get care? You can call the Health Departments Administrative Care
Coordination Unit at 410-838-1500, they can assist you with: MCO Enrollment; understanding managed
care health benefits; general questions about the Maryland Childrens Health Program; Accessing other
Health Department programs, such as pregnancy testing and mental health

Establish Physical, Dental and Mental Health of Child:

Request Medical Records from Parents or Physician

Seek Mental Health Evaluation for Child: trauma-informed therapy

Where can I go to get the child(ren) immunizations/vaccinations/shots/physicals?

Consult with your child(ren)s primary care doctor
Harford County Health Department @ Woodbridge 410-612-1779
MEDICAL SERVICES
Childrens Medical Services, also called CMS, is a program of the Maryland Department of Health
and Mental Hygiene (DHMH). CMS can help low-income, uninsured or underinsured Marylanders ages
0-21 years get specialty care for a chronic illness or disability by paying for needed services. Harford
County Health Department staff can assist with completing applications. Please call 410-273-5626 for
further information.

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Immunizations
Immunization clinics are held each Tuesday at Harford County Health Departments Edgewood site
1321 Woodbridge Station Way, Edgewood, MD 21040.
Hours: first and second Tuesday of the month, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
third and fourth Tuesday of the month, 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Appointments are required. Please call 410-612-1774 to schedule an appointment. Bring your childs
immunization record with you so we can determine which vaccines are needed.
Immunizations are offered through the Vaccine for Children (VFC) program to uninsured or
underinsured children, ages 2 months to 18 years. The vaccines offered are: Rotovirus, DTAP, IPV,
Hepatitis B, Hib, Prevnar, Hepatitis A, MMR, Varicella, HPV, Meningitis, Tdap, and Td.
Children not covered by insurance can receive the meningitis (Menactra) vaccine at cost. We do not bill
insurance, but a receipt will be issued, which you may submit to your insurance company. Payment by
cash, check, or charge.
There is a $23 administration fee per vaccine for each child and any adult receiving any vaccine. As
per Maryland law, Medical Assistance clients will not be charged this fee with proof of Medical
Assistance coverage (ie., showing their MA card at registration).

School Health Readiness Program

Provides health care, mental health care, and preventive services to students who may lack access to
health care. Two nurse practitioners and two social workers currently service the following schools each
week:
Edgewood Elementary School,
Halls Cross Roads Elementary School
Magnolia Elementary School
William Paca/Old Post Road Elementary School. School Health Readiness Program
Services provided by the Nurse Practitioners:
Examine, diagnose, and prescribe
medication for problems such as ear,
sinus, or throat infections, asthma,
rashes, etc.

Well child services and intermittent

acute primary care

Preliminary physical examinations

Nutritional services

Injury evaluation

Referral services

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Consultations for ADHD concerns

Liaison with the primary care providers

Family education

Chronic care

Asthma education to parents and students

through the Open Airways Program

Vision and hearing screenings

Lead testing

Hygiene education

Services provided by the Social Workers:

Individual, group, and family therapy
Consultation with school personnel
Attendance at IEP (Individual Education
Plan) meetings, as necessary

Referral to community services

Occasional home visits
Crisis intervention

Mental Health education services are provided to parents on a private basis by the Social Worker
Eligibility:
Any student or younger sibling is eligible to utilize the School Health Readiness Program with parental
consent. Consent forms are sent home at the beginning of the school year and are carried over from year
to year.
Referral Process:
School Nurse to Nurse Practitioner, if the student has a signed consent on file
Guidance Counselor to Social Worker
Caregiver- may contact school nurse, the guidance counselor, or the Program Coordinator for
appointments.
Fee: No one is denied services due to their inability to pay. The Program accepts both Medical
Assistance and Private Insurances (exclusive of HMOs). Private pay clients fees are based upon family
income levels and family size.

Dental Care
Harford County Health Department Dental Clinic
Eligibility: Children ages 1 -20 enrolled in the Maryland Childrens Health Program (MCHP)
Hygiene Services include: X-Rays, Cleanings, Sealants, Fluoride Treatment, Home Oral Health Care
Instructions, Nutrition Education
Dental Services include: Restorations (Fillings), Extractions, Root Canals, Crowns, Space Maintainers
for Missing Primary (Baby) Teeth, Referrals for Speciality Care When Deemed Necessary
The clinic is also committed to treating same-day dental emergencies involving infection and trauma.
Location:
2204 Hanson Road
Edgewood, MD
(across from the Edgewood Library)

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Hours: Monday through Friday ,8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.
Appointments: 443-922-7670.

MENTAL HEALTH CARE

Are you struggling with mental health problems but cannot afford to get care? Help is a phone
call away.
If you are caring for a child with a mental health, behavioral or education issue, a
developmental disability or involvement with the juvenile justice system, you may need Family
Navigator services. Any parent or caregiver can call a Family Navigator to request assistance
for their child, age 0-21 years, with special needs.
Examples of services and resources that Family Navigators can help you identify:
Child care resources
Parent support groups
Parent education/leadership training
Special education advocacy
Mental Health services
In-home behavioral support
Evaluation and assessment services
Maryland Coalition of Families for Childrens Mental Health
Local Office:
Central Office: 10632 Little Patuxent Pkwy, Suite 119, Columbia, MD 21044
Phone: 1-888-607-3637
Website: www.marylandcolation.org
Email: infor@mdcoalition.org
Additional Resources Available upon Request
Child Development Services
Infant & Toddler (Infants age 3) 410 638-3823
TheHarfordCountyInfantsandToddlersprogramprovidesearlyinterventionservicestochildren,ages
15,whohavedelaysindevelopmentorwhoareatriskfordevelopmentaldelay.Servicesareprovided
atnocosttochildrenlivinginHarfordCounty.ParticipatingpublicagencypartnersincludeHarford
CountyHealthDepartment,HarfordCountyPublicSchools,andHarfordCountyDepartmentofSocial
Services.
Child Find- (Ages 3-5) 410-638-4386/87
CHILD FIND is a special education service provided by the Harford County Public Schools to
identify children who live in Harford County, from ages three through 21 years who are suspected of
having an educational disability and who may be eligible for special education and related services.
Children between the ages of three and five years, who are not enrolled in a Harford County Public
School kindergarten, may be referred directly by the parent/guardian to the Child Find Office Children
enrolled in private kindergarten and/or private school may be referred for screening by home school

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teams or the parent/guardian by calling the Child Find Office at 410 638-4386/87 for further
information.
Children enrolled in Harford County Public Schools, who are suspected of having a disability and may
be in need of special education, should be referred to the local school for screening.

EDUCATION
All children in Maryland, must be enrolled in school after the age of 5. In some areas, Pre-Kindergarten
programs are available in some areas. Check with HCPS.org for your school location and available
programs.
Enroll child in school

Pre-K , age 4 or older on September 1 of the school year for which

they apply for entrance.
Kindergarten: 5 years or older on September 1 of the school year
for which they apply for entrance.
First Grade: 6 years or older on September 1 of the school year for
which they apply for entrance. (MSDE Fact Sheet 36)

Review any special services with local school.

Documents needed:

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Birth Certificate
Social Security Card
Proof of residency (For homeowners -acceptable documents include the following:
current utility bill (cable, non-cellular phone, or gas & electric) with service address
indicated; for renters acceptable documents include an original current lease (dates
within 90 days of registration). Additional documentation (e.g. current utility bill) may
also be required.
Immunization Records
Custody Papers
Personal ID
Meal Benefit Form
(http://www.hcps.org/departments/docs/businessservices/foodandnutrition/MealBenefitForm.pdf

If applicable, bring these documents:

Prior School Name, Address and Phone Number

Report Card
Individual Education Plan
Transcripts
Maryland Transfer Form
Student Schedule

Parochial Schools- call for information

Private Schools- call for information

Caring for the Caregiver

What support services are available for the caregiver and why are they important?
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Group
Support groups can be an important resource to discuss and resolve family dilemmas
with peers who are going through similar situations. You can learn more about other
community resources, create a network connection, and have an opportunity to share
your circumstances with people who really understand and will not be judgmental.
Location: Bel Air United Methodist Church
21 Linwood Ave., Room 202
Bel Air, MD 21014
nd
Meets 2 & 4th Wednesday of the Month, 6:30-8:00 pm, free childcare provided

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Contact: Ann Brown gprgcsg@gmail.com
Harford County Office on Aging provides services, programs and special events to
enhance and improve the quality of life for seniors. Many programs promote practical
help for healthy, active seniors who live in Harford County while other programs assist
seniors who are frail or might be at risk.
Harford County Senior Centers
Aberdeen Senior Center
7 Franklin Street, Aberdeen
410.273.5666
Monday Friday 8 to 4
Bel Air
McFaul Activities Center
525 West MacPhail Road
410.638.4040
Monday Friday 8:30 to 4:00
Edgewood Senior Center
1000 Gateway Road, Edgewood
410.612.1622
Monday - Friday 8 to 4

Fallston
Veronica Roni Chenowith Activities Center
1707 Fallston Road
410-638-3260
Monday - Friday 8:30 to 3:30
Havre De Grace
341 Lewis Lane
410-939-5121
Monday - Friday 8 to 4
North Harford
Highland Senior Center
708 Highland Road, Street
410.638.3605
Monday - Thursday 8:30 to 3:30

OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Are you eligible for cash assistance to help with your energy bills?
MARYLAND ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (MEAP)
Maryland makes a one-time payment every year to help low-income families pay for their
heating. Funds can be for any type of home heating charge. Limited assistance is also available
to replace broken or inefficient refrigerators and furnaces. THE MEAP benefit is paid directly
to the energy supplier on behalf of the applicant. The HEA benefit may also be paid directly to
the landlord if heating costs are included in the rent.
Eligibility:
This program provides an annual grant that varies depending on the type of home heating
source, the size of your household, your yearly energy usage, and your income. MEAP eligible
households may also qualify for Utility Service Protection Program protecting you from utility
cut-offs.
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HARFORD COUNTY FUEL FUND

The HC Fuel Fund is a once-a-year grant that assists clients to pay for their primary heating
source.
Eligibility: Clients must have a utility turn-off notice, be disconnected, or be out of their
vended fuel. They must call during normal business hours to make an appointment. They should
come to the appointment with a copy of the turn-off notice, along with the documents listed
above. Income eligibility is 200% of the federal poverty guidelines. The Fuel Fund will provide
up to $250 based on the amount owed. The client is then required to contribute a portion of the
bill, and BGE (if applicable) provides credit for the balance.
ELECTRIC UNIVERSAL SERVICE PROGRAM (EUSP)
EUSP is a program that helps low-income electricity customers pay their bills. Assistance is
available whether you are an active customer or you are currently without service. Cash
assistance may help to pay current electric bills, help pay past due electric bills, and help with
energy efficient measures to reduce future electric bills.
Eligibility:
Must be an electric customer. Eligibility for assistance is based on household income

WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (WAP)

WAP assists limited income fimilies with recuding their energy usage by providing home weatherization
services at no cost. WAP makes an assessment of the physical structure of the applicants home and then
installs energy conservation features.
Eligibility:
Priority is given to homeowners who meat MEAP/EUSP eligibility guidelines and are elderly or
disabled, have minor children in the home, or have high-energy consumption.
All Energy Assistance programs are facilitated by the agency listed below:
Submit emergency assistance application:
Harford Community Action Agency, Inc.
1321 - B Woodbridge Station Way
Edgewood, MD 21040
Phone: 410.612.9909

Lobby Hours
Monday to Thursday:
8:30am 12:00pm
1:00pm 4:30pm
Friday:

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8:30am 12:00pm
Documents Needed:

Picture ID
Proof of Residence
Proof of Income
Social Security Cards
Energy Usage
Landlord Contact information (if applicable)

Applications:
Anyone who applied for MEAP during the last program year receives an application in the mail.
Applications are available from HCAA for local organizations and congregations to distribute.
Applications can be completed and mailed, with the appropriate documentation attached, to HCAA.
Applicants who are self-employed must apply in person.
Applicants who are self-employed, who have no household income, or who are experiencing an energy
emergency should call the HCAA office for an appointment.
To receive EUSP, the applicant must agree to budget billing.
For more information on cash assistance with your energy bills: http://www.harfordcaa.org

Holiday Help
Call navigator for current information- 443-643-5338
http://www.mason-dixon.org/services_holiday.html
Salvation Army
300 Rear Seneca Avenue
Havre de Grace, MD
410-939-3535 05 3575

Food Pantries- Check Local Churches

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Consignment Shop
Tabithas House
112-D Connolly Road
Phone: 410-877-9730Fax: 410-877-9731
Email: tabithashouse@aol.com
https://tabithashouse.wordpress.com/about/

ADDENDUM
Additional Resource Lists available upon Request

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