General 2 — Michele Guyton, Maryland State Delegate 42B

Disability Rights Maryland
Disability Rights Maryland works to advance the legal rights of people with disabilities, provides free legal services to Marylanders of any age with all types of disabilities.

Pathfinders for Autism
Pathfinders for Autism supports individuals with autism through expansive, customized programming and provides resources, training and information free of charge.

The ARC Maryland
The ARC is the largest statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to the rights and quality of life of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

The Maryland Department of Disabilities has a guide for Disability Laws.

Apply for services and benefits through My DHS.

Maryland ABLE accounts can help you have more independence and a better quality of life.

The IMAGE Center of Maryland is in Towson and fosters independence and inclusion for people with disabilities by providing advocacy, services, and resources that empower them to lead self-directed lives.

The Maryland Developmental Disabilities Council has been creating change to improve the lives of people with developmental disabilities.

Home Accessibility Assistance
Programs for accessibility related improvements the homes.

You can get Fixed Route, Mobility Transit, or Vehicle Modification services through the MTA and Department of Disabilities.

A Parent’s Place of Maryland serves the parents of children with disabilities throughout Maryland, regardless of the nature of their child's disability or the age of their child.

The Attendant Care Program provides financial reimbursement to assist individuals with severe chronic or permanent physical disabilities who require attendant care services to direct their own care and select their own service providers.

Baltimore County Recreation & Parks has a variety of Therapeutic and Adaptive opportunities throughout the county.

TALMAR operates out of Cromwell Valley Park and offers an innovative, therapeutic environment in which to provide work skills development, and vocational, educational and recreational programming in horticulture and agriculture.

Maryland Works, Inc. expands employment and business ownership opportunities for people with disabilities and other barriers to employment.

Wandering & Elopement
Awareness, Prevention, and Response
If you are caring for somebody and they go missing every second matters. First, call 9-1-1. But it is also crucial to know what to do after that. Pathfinders for Autism has safety resources to help you know what to do when somebody elopes.

Maryland Access Point has a variety of resources for caregivers, including Respite Care and Caregiver Support Groups.