Cannon Road is a Community School
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This is where you will find all the information regarding community resources
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Meet The Team
Meet The Team
Nichole Graham-
Community School Liaison
Phone: 227-216-9238
Yuri Lovo
-Parent Community Coordinator
Phone: 240-740-0520
What Is A Community School?
Cannon Road Infographic
🐾 🐾 Evidence of Impact at Cannon Road 🐾 🐾
Market
Cannon Road partners with Capital Area Food Bank to host a monthly market. Click here to see the dates for the 25-26 school year.
Cougar Corner
Cannon Road has a free clothing and food pantry. Click here to check out the flyer and make an appointment to visit!
English Classes
JSSA offers English classes twice a week from 5:30-7:45pm!
Vision Clinic
Cannon Road partnered with Prevention of Blindness Society to offer our first vision clinic! Students were seen by an eye doctor and received 2 pair of glasses!
Resource Video Library
Parent Vue
Paint Branch Cluster Newsletter
Check this out each month for new resources!
Housing Assistance
Rental Assistance: Avoiding Eviction & Working with Landlords
Housing Opportunities Commission: Safe, affordable, high-quality housing for Montgomery County residents
Office of Landlord-Tenant Affairs: Informing the public of general rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords and helping resolve disputes amicably, free of charge
Landlord/Tenant Office Complaint Form
Gilchrist Resource Center: Affordable/Moderately Priced Housing
Moderately Priced Dwelling Units (MPDUs)
WSSC Financial Assistance: financial assistance with water and sewer bills.
Family Support
Coaching Salud Holistica providing holistic wellness to underserved communities.
Montgomery Perinatal Program: provides home based case management services to at-risk pregnant and parenting families who reside in Montgomery County. Clients can be uninsured or a recipient of Medicaid. Services include support, guidance and education during the pregnancy and up to one year postpartum.
Montgomery County Emergency Assistance Program (MCEAP): food, clothing, household items, and financial assistance to serve the immediate, emergency, and temporary needs of low-income, unemployed, elderly, or disabled individuals and families.
Catholic Charities Center: serves anyone in need who may be vulnerable or in crisis in Montgomery County
Lourie Center: Improving the social and emotional health of young children and their families
The Parents' Place of Maryland: Information on how to obtain education and/or health care services for children with disabilities.
Catholic Charities Strong Families Initiative: Latino families encountering or anticipating hardships
Postpartum Support International
Sheppard Pratt Care & Services: Community and family supports
Bare Necessities: Supports and empowers local families in need by providing the "bare necessities" such as food, furniture, and clothing.
Parent Encouragement Program (PEP): Educating parents, enriching families
Stork's Nest: Prenatal support and care. Participants can receive maternity or baby care items
Interfaith Works: provides emergency shelter, supportive housing, essential needs, and employment programs. Spanish Referral English Referral
Food Assistance
Springbrook Cluster Food Markets
Food Assistance Resources in Montgomery County
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Maryland SUN BUCKS - gives $120 per child during the summer months (June, July, and August) for food shopping.
Health Care
Montgomery Cares: healthcare for uninsured adults from a group of community-based health care providers that offer medical check-ups by a doctor/nurse, sick visits by a doctor/nurse, medications, lab tests, x-rays, specialists, and oral health care.
Care for Kids: Medical care for uninsured children
Primary Care Coalition: Health care for low-income adults
Maryland Health Connection: Health insurance
Medical Assistance: information about public medical assistance including Medicaid and the Maryland Children’s Health Insurance Program.
Mobile Medical Care: Providing accessible medical services for insured, uninsured, low-income, and Medicare/Medicaid residents
Mental Health
Crisis Center: free crisis services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Provide assessments and treatment referrals for psychiatric and situational crises.
Immigration
CASA - a Latino immigration advocacy and assistance organization based in Maryland
Gilchrist Immigration Resource Center
Technology
MCPS Chromebook rental request - use this form to request a Chromebook from MCPS for home use. This is for students who do not have access to a personal or home device.
Montgomery Connects - provides 60,000 free Chromebooks to residents who do not have access to a computer.
Low cost internet - your family can qualify for low cost internet access if you receive Medicaid, public housing, SNAP, WIC, and more!
Xfinity Internet Essentials - offering reliable, low-cost home internet for qualifying families.
Lifeline - Lifeline is a federal program that lowers the monthly cost of phone or internet service.