Welcome to the June edition of the HOC Newsletter.We are proud to share with you important news, information, and opportunities from HOC and our local Montgomery County partners.
FEATURED EVENT
PARTY IN THE PARK
Join HOC's Fatherhood Initiative Program on Saturday, June 10th for an early Father's Day Celebration.
The Fatherhood Initiative Program is designed to help fathers find careers and improve their skills in a supportive dad-focused environment. Attend an information session to learn what this program can do for you.
The Family Self-Sufficiency Program(FSS) is a career development program designed specifically to help you and your family grow and achieve.Register today and discover the new changes happening at FSS.
This workshop combines strategies and resources to help you successfully maintain your housing and learn important tips from veteran housing professionals.
Recent high school graduates and adults interested in changing careers are encouraged to attend this virtual workshop to learn how they can get money to pay for their education.
The Correctional Records Coordinator (CRC) provides administrative services to multiple public safety stakeholders, including judicial officers, court personnel, law enforcement agencies, offenders and their families, and the public.
Facilitates and coordinates voice communications between hospital personnel, the outside community, police, fire and rescue agencies, and the medical community.
Montgomery County residents between the ages of 16-24 are eligible to participate in a youth employment program hosted by the Maryland Multicultural Youth Center.
Montgomery County residents, age 50 and older thinking about moving into Human Resources? The UpSkill program can help you get a better understanding of how it all works.
FEATURED OPPORTUNITY
Juneteenth Heritage Festival
The Scotland Juneteenth Heritage Festival will begin the evening of June 17 with a Motown musical celebration at the Bethesda Blues & Jazz Club and conclude on June 19 with the Scotland Freedom Day Concert at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds.
Emmanuel Brinklow Seventh Day Adventist Church is hosting a first-come, first-serve food and diaper distribution. Registration is required to attend this event. Register for your pick-up by calling:301-774-0400.
MMYC provides programming in academics, workforce development, and reengagement to help youth make a successful transition into adulthood for youth, ages 16-24.
