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Looking for support?Call a Family Navigator at 410.252.4700 ext. 265 or email FamilyNavigator@cc-md.org. If you are concerned about a child experiencing behavioral, emotional, or developmental challenges, or if you are just overwhelmed, a Family Navigator can help by offering support and compassion and connecting you with existing community based services. |
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Looking for information?Browse through our Resource Navigation pages to find useful information about Mental/Behavioral Health, Developmental Disabilities, Learning Disabilities, Educational Advocacy, Physical Health and Insurance, Substance Abuse and more. If you are not sure what you need, call a Family Navigator at 410.252.4700 ext. 265 or email FamilyNavigator@cc-md.org. |
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Request an appointmentCall a Family Navigator at 410.252.4700 ext. 265 or email FamilyNavigator@cc-md.org. A Family Navigator is the parent or caregiver of a child with special needs, who has learned from the challenges of being caregiver, and is knowledgeable about Baltimore County support services and delivery systems. A Family Navigator can work with you over the phone or meet with you at a time and location that is convenient for you to help you identify your strengths and challenges and develop a plan of action. |
About Us
The Baltimore County Family Navigator service is a free service offered to parents and caregivers of children with intensive needs related to behavioral/mental health or developmental disabilities. Family Navigators are experienced parents or caregivers of special needs children who have navigated through systems of care on behalf of their children.
Family Navigator Services offer support and advocacy, provide guidance in completing forms and applications, and assist with identifying and accessing services. A Family Navigator can help you identify your strengths and challenges, find resources, and develop a plan of action.
Raising a child with intensive needs can be frustrating, exhausting, and full of rewards. Families who have private health insurance, public health insurance, or no health insurance are encouraged to take advantage of this free service funded by The Governor’s Office for Children through the Baltimore County Local Management Board and Catholic Charities Child and Family Services.
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