Montgomery County Resources

A practical guide to Maryland Legal Aid, court help centers, and Montgomery County pro bono screening for older adults with civil legal questions.

Montgomery County residents with Original Medicare can request a free 2027 Part D comparison from SHIP. Learn what it covers, what to gather, and how to start.

Find free technology classes for older adults in Montgomery County, where to check current schedules, and what to bring to your first class.

Find free fall 2026 Memory Café sessions at Meadowbrook Park, who can attend, how to register, remaining dates, and a practical first-visit checklist.

Learn which accessible home improvements may qualify for Montgomery County’s Design for Life property tax credit, plus current limits, documents, and application steps.

Learn who may qualify for Montgomery County’s Senior Care Program, what support it may arrange, how the in-home assessment works, and how to apply.

Montgomery County residents who cannot visit a library may qualify for free Books@Home delivery. Learn who qualifies, what is mailed, and how to apply.

Suspect elder financial exploitation in Montgomery County? Learn when to call APS, police, or Consumer Protection and what records to save.

Montgomery County residents can apply year-round for Maryland energy assistance. See current income limits, local contacts, required documents, and a five-step checklist.

Find free and low-cost legal help in Montgomery County for civil, family, housing, guardianship, and aging-related questions—and learn which service to call first.

Montgomery County residents can request a free home safety evaluation. Use this room-by-room checklist and learn where to find local fall-prevention help.

Montgomery County caregivers can prepare for wandering with local police resources, a ready-to-use 911 information sheet, home alerts, identification, and a clear emergency plan.

Montgomery County residents can get a free File of Life packet for medications, allergies, conditions, and emergency contacts. Here is how to request, complete, and place it.

Find prepared-meal and grocery delivery options in Montgomery County, check service areas, and use a caregiver checklist before requesting help.

Montgomery County’s free Long-Term Care Ombudsman helps nursing home and assisted living residents address concerns. Learn when to call and how to prepare.

Montgomery County seniors can start with ADRU, a free age-60-plus legal helpline, or the local pro bono program. Use this guide to choose and prepare.

Compare Montgomery County’s Bone Builders and Stepping On programs, check registration, and prepare questions before choosing a fall-prevention class.

Montgomery County residents can request free reusable walkers, shower chairs, wheelchairs, and other equipment. Here is how to apply, pick up, or donate.

Use Montgomery County’s Village map to find nearby volunteer help, rides, small home tasks, and social activities—plus what to ask before joining.

Montgomery County homeowners may qualify for free accessibility repairs through HARP or a property-tax incentive through Design for Life. Here is how to choose and prepare.