Building a community where everyone has a
safe, stable, and affordable place to call home.
MCCH Moves 200 Men into Our New Shelter!
MCCH celebrated the ribbon cutting for its new men’s emergency shelter along with County Executive Marc Elrich, County Councilmembers and other champions of ending homelessness. 
 
By Saturday, March 12, 200 men will have moved from our 3 sites into the new facility. They will have not just a safe place to sleep with meals but access to health, employment, and housing services and a supportive team committed to helping them take the next steps towards exiting homelessness into a home. 
 
Our CEO Susie Sinclair-Smith said at the ribbon cutting, “The new Nebel Street shelter will accelerate MCCH’s role in providing emergency shelter with supportive services to meet the urgent needs of men experiencing homelessness and return them to stable housing as quickly as possible.”
Join TES Talk on Our New Shelter
MCCH’s The Educated Supporter (TES) Talk

NEW Homeless Shelter serving 200 men LAUNCHED!
What's Happening & How to Help
 
Thursday March 17 at 12:00 PM
 
Meeting ID: 816 9526 8143
Passcode: 229795 
MCCH's In-Person Garden Gala is Coming June 2
Join our 2022 Garden Gala, being held at the Glenview Mansion in Rockville on June 2. This outdoor evening event will feature food and drinks, a great program, and a special appearance from one of our clients who will share their story. It promises to be a lovely and meaningful event to help support MCCH’s effective programs year-round.
 
Interested in Gala sponsorship?
Interested in Gala tickets or donating?
 
Click Here for more information about the event.  
Care from MCCH Nurse Makes a Difference
The experience of homelessness has a significant impact on a person’s health. Understanding this, MCCH hired our own nurse to help people achieve their highest level of health and wellness.
 
Our MCCH nurse Deanna Williams caringly supports the VIP Permanent Supportive Housing program (PSH) which serves medically fragile people, and people from our Partnership for Permanent Housing program(PPH) who have developed significant chronic medical issues from their experience of homelessness.
 
She does in-person health assessments, provides medication support, makes appointments with medical providers and ensures our clients have reliable transportation to get to their appointment. If needed, she attends medical appointments with people so they fully understand how to best care for themselves.  
 
Deanna’s care keeps our clients out of the hospital, fully engaged in treatment, eating healthy food, and feeling better and more hopeful about their lives.
 
If you’d like to donate items Deanna could use, please contact volunteer@mcch.net
405 East Gude Drive Suite 209
 Rockville MD, 20850