The Bureau of Aging and Disabilities is a Maryland Access Point (MAP) site, otherwise known as an Aging and Disability Resource Center. The agency is dedicated to providing the highest quality of services, programs and assistance to promote choice, dignity and independence in older adults, Veterans, adults with disabilities and those who care for them.
Service
The Bureau of Aging and Disabilities is responsible for a wide range of programs and services for older adults (60 +) and Individuals with disabilities in Carroll County. Combined federal, state, and county funding support essential services for Carroll's older adults and adults with disabilities. Programs and activities are offered regardless of race, creed, or national origin. Many programs are offered free of charge. Other programs require small fees and all programs accept donations to help defray costs. Connects individuals to services about housing options, caregiver resources, energy assistance, homeowners' tax credit, renters' tax credit, Medicare and health insurance, prescription assistance, transportation, Veterans Transportation Shuttle Program, long term care options, mental health resources, volunteer opportunities, referrals to community service providers and more. Programs offered include: Maryland Access Point, Information and Assistance, Center for Independent Living (CIL), National Family Caregiver Support, Senior Care, Senior Assisted Living Subsidy, Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP), Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP), Transportation, Home and Community Based Options Programs, Community Options Waiver, Community First Choice, Money Follows the Person (MFP), Long Term Care Ombudsman Program, Legal Aid Bureau, Inc., Guardianship, Senior Inclusion Program and Senior and Community Centers, Veteran Services Program of Carroll County.
Eligibility
Contact agency for program eligibility information.
Fees
Many programs are offered free of charge. Contact agency for details. Donations are accepted by all programs.
