Community Services
Youth Services and Mentoring
The Calvert Collaborative for Children and Youth (3CY) is a 501©3 non-profit community building organization whose mission is to improve the lives of Calvert County children, youth, and families. Formed in 1998, the Collaborative serves as a community building, catalyst, advocacy and networking organization that supports and initiates collaborations among local organizations to fulfill child and youth needs countywide.
Our goals are to develop additional resources; youth leadership skills and activities; increase the availability of needed services; provide families with information about services, programs, and events via www.calvertkids.org; and address unmet needs of young people.
The Calvert Collaborative for Children and Youth develops and implements free pilot gap programs and offers free Asset Development training workshops to all county agencies, non-profits, educational entities, faith communities, neighborhoods and residents upon request.
Clinical Professional Development and Training
Play Therapy Training
Varied Community Support Service
We provide no cost mediation and other conflict resolution services to residents of Calvert County. Mediation is voluntary, confidential, and the mediators are non-judgmental and neutral. Trained mediators support your conversation and help you listen to others and be heard. We empower people to develop their own solutions. Mediation is available for individuals, families, neighbors, spouses, divorce and parenting plan, prison re entry, school, business, and others. We also provide Community Conferencing, a restorative justice approach to resolving school issues that promotes accountability and inclusion rather than punishment. We also provide training to agencies, businesses, and schools.
CBW is an all volunteer group of women who solves problems by using programmatic action, dissemination of information, networking to connect people in need with resources and services, cultural influence by sharing our heritage and its impact on today’s society, training and personal development.
Project ECHO is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter and supportive housing in Calvert County. Our shelter is the only one in Calvert County that serves men, women, and families 365 days a year. Project ECHO’s mission is to provide hope for the homeless.
African American History and Culture Mentoring Organization (programs: RYES, Leading Within, and ROASA’s Roadmap to Self, and ROASA’s Ancestral Sightings)
Our Mission: “Encourage All To Take A Journey With Us As We Remember The African American Experience In America And Abroad…We Inspire Disadvantage Youth Adults, and Senior to Build Positive Relationships with Committed Leaders and Unsung Heroes.
REMNANT Center of Excellence is a 501(c)3 organization that works within the community to improve the caliber of education and opportunity.
The Southern Maryland Black Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (SMBCC) exists to make the community a better place for all. The SMBCC is a proponent for business growth, as well as economic development and empowerment.
It is an organization managed by a volunteer Board of Directors and Officers, established to promote civic, commercial, and industrial progress within the community.
Allison Stenson/Life & Business Coach/Owner
Therapy Café® provides holistic mental health care in a relaxing and caring environment. At Therapy Café®, you can choose from our “menu” of services that focuses on traditional mental health therapy and alternative approaches for mind, body, and spirit.
Youth Services
TCYSB is a non-profit 501(C)3 organization serving the children, youth, and families of Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s counties. Services are focused on the prevention of delinquency, abuse, violence, substance abuse, suicide, and other devastating outcomes for youth and their families.
Mentoring and Coaching matchmaking services, and business and career resource referral services. Youth entrepreneurship and financial literacy training. Annual community mentors leadership awards program.