PGCPS PREFERRED PROVIDER DIRECTORY

The Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS), Community Schools Preferred Provider Directory is a collection of local non-profit and for-profit organizations that offer the thirteen wraparound services recommended by PGCPS. United Way NCA conducted a rigorous vetting process to find programs that deliver the strongest results. The programs represented in this directory have demonstrated the ability to deliver results-driven services that contribute to student success.

Our hope is that this directory will help your school provide the high-quality services that community schools need, and students deserve.

Mary’s Center Community Schools Preferred Partner School Based Health Services

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Description of Program

Mary’s Center’s School Based Mental Health (SBMH) Program provides behavioral health care to children in 26 Washington, DC schools. Our bilingual therapists offer individual, family, and group therapy options as well as individualized treatment planning, consultations, and linkages to other services. In the current school year (SY 22-23) Mary’s Center treats 415 students through the SBMH program.

Wrap-Around Service

Expanded Behavioral Health Services, Expanding School-Based Health Center Services

Schools Serviced

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Adelphi ES, Andrew Jackson Academy, Arrowhead ES, Beacon Heights ES, Beltsville Academy, Berwyn Heights ES, Bladensburg ES, Bladensburg HS, Bradbury Heights ES, Buck Lodge MS, Calverton ES, Carmody Hills ES, Carole Highlands ES, Carrollton ES, Catherine T. Reed ES, Charles Carroll MS, Cherokee Lane ES, Chillum ES, Columbia Park ES, Concord ES, Cool Spring ES, Cooper Lane ES, Cora L Rice ES, Deerfield Run ES, District Heights ES, Dodge Park ES, Doswell Brooks ES, Drew Freeman MS, Dwight D Eisenhower MS, Edward M. Felegy ES, Forest Heights ES, Frances Scott Key ES, G James Gholson MS, Gaywood ES, Gladys N. Spellman ES, Glassmanor ES, Glenridge ES, Green Valley Instructional MS and HS, Greenbelt MS, High Point HS, Highland Park ES, Hollywood ES, Hyattsville ES, Hyattsville MS, International High School @ Langley Park, International High School @ Largo, James E Duckworth Regional Center (K-12), James H Harrison ES, James McHenry ES, John H. Bayne ES, Judge Sylvania Woods ES, Kenmoor ECC, Lamont ES, Langley Park/McCormick ES, Laurel ES, Lewisdale ES, Longfield ES, Margaret Brent Regional Center (K-8), Mary Harris "Mother" Jones ES, Mt. Rainier ES, Nicholas Orem MS, North Forestville ES, Oaklands ES, Paint Branch ES, Parkdale HS, Port Towns ES, Ridgecrest ES, Riverdale ES, Robert Frost ES, Robert Gray ES, Roger Heights ES, Rosa Parks ES, Samuel P. Massie ES, Seabrook ES, Springhill Lake ES, Tall Oaks High School, Templeton ES, Thomas Johnson MS, Thomas S. Stone ES, Valley View ES, William Beanes ES, William Hall Academy (K-8), William Wirt MS, Woodridge ES

Point of Contact

Robert Fendley

2333 Ontario Rd NW, Washington, DC 20009

RFendley@maryscenter.org

(202) 483-8196

Website Link

www.maryscenter.org/

Languages

Amharic, English, Spanish

Maryland Family Resource, Inc.

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Description of Program

MFR is a behavioral healthcare agency that provides mental health and rehabilitation services to children, adolescents, adults, and families in Prince Georges County and Washington, DC. MFR provides school-based mental health services for PGCPS and DCPS. MFR provides outpatient mental health and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Programs services. MFR specializes in trauma treatment for all age groups.

Wrap-Around Service

Professional Development

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Arrowhead ES, Barnaby Manor ES, Beacon Heights ES, Bladensburg ES, Bradbury Heights ES, Carrollton ES, Charles Carroll MS, Columbia Park ES, Cooper Lane ES, Dodge Park ES, Doswell E. Brooks ES, Drew Freeman MS, Francis Scott Key ES, G James Gholson MS, Gaywood ES, Gladys N. Spellman ES, Glenridge ES, Highland Park ES, Hyattsville ES, Hyattsville MS, International High School @ Largo, James E Duckworth Regional Center (K-12), John H. Bayne ES, Judge Sylvania Woods ES, Lamont ES, Longfield ES, Margaret Brent Regional Center (K-8), Mt. Rainier ES, Nicholas Orem MS, North Forestville ES, Oaklands ES, Panorama ES, Port Towns ES, Riverdale ES, Robert Frost ES, Robert R Gray ES, Roger Heights ES, Rosa Parks ES, Samuel P Massie Academy, Seabrook ES, Templeton ES, Thomas S. Stone ES, William Hall Academy (K-8), William Wirt MS, Woodridge ES

Point of Contact

Beth Crawford

903 Brightseat Road, Landover, MD 20785

bcrawford@mfrinconline.com

(301) 333-2980

Website Link

www.mfrinconline.com

Languages

Cantonese, English, French, Hindi, Mandarin, Portuguese, Punjabi, Spanish, Urdu

Maryland Multicultural Youth Centers (LAYC/MMYC)

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Description of Program

LAYC/MMYC’s offers diverse wraparound services and resources designed to close the achievement gap for low-income youth and youth of color. LAYC's Promotor Pathway® is a pioneering model designed to help the most vulnerable youth succeed academically, obtain long-term employment, and live healthy and productive lives. LAYC provides best practices for youth-serving organizations.

Wrap-Around Service

Enhancing Physical Wellness, Enhancing Student Enrichment Experiences, Extended Learning Time, Improving Student Attendance

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Andrew Jackson Academy, Bladensburg ES, Bladensburg HS, Buck Lodge MS, Calverton ES, Dwight D Eisenhower MS, Greenbelt MS, High Point HS, Hyattsville MS, International High School @ Largo, Langley Park/McCormick ES, Oxon Hill MS, Parkdale HS, Port Towns ES, Ridgecrest ES, Riverdale ES, Springhill Lake ES, Thurgood Marshall MS, William Wirt MS

Point of Contact

Jeanne Konicki

1419 Columbia Road NW, Washinton, DC 20009

development@layc-dc.org

(202) 319-2225

Website Link

www.layc-dc.org

Languages

English, Spanish

Mentoring Programs

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Description of Program

CYA’s Mentoring programs consists of Mentoring to Manhood for males and Lily Sisterhood for females. Through 1:1 and group mentoring relationships, youth engage in activities that promote community, social emotional development, and character building. Saturday group "village" workshops and opportunities for youth to participate in college tours, tutoring, career pathways, and service learning.

Wrap-Around Service

Enhancing Student Enrichment Experiences, Extended Learning Time, Family & Community Engagement Supports

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Buck Lodge MS, Charles Carroll MS, Dwight D Eisenhower MS, Green Valley Instructional MS and HS, High Point HS, International High School @ Largo, Oxon Hill MS, Thomas Johnson MS

Point of Contact

Danielle Middlebrooks

2342 Vermont Ave, Suite 1, Hyattsville, MD 20785

jthompson@cyadvance.org

(240) 460-5957

Website Link

www.communityyouthadvance.org

Languages

English, Spanish

National Philharmonic Lesson Bank

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Description of Program

The Youth Mentorship Program (YMP) aims to contribute to students’ holistic growth through the vehicles of music and extramusical opportunities to connect with a diverse community of students and professional musicians. This year, the National Philharmonic (NatPhil) integrated Lesson Bank with YMP, providing weekly private instrumental lessons for all participants.

Wrap-Around Service

Enhancing Student Enrichment Experiences, Extended Learning Time

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Hyattsville MS, Nicholas Orem MS

Point of Contact

Laurie Lane

5301 Tuckerman Ln, Ste 7-3, N. Bethesda, MD 20852

laurie@nationalphilharmonic.org

(301) 332-3476

Website Link

www.nationalphilharmonic.org

Languages

English, Farsi

Outpatient Mental Health

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Description of Program

Our CARF Accredited Outpatient Mental Health program is dedicated to meeting the complex mental health needs of children, adolescents and adults on an outpatient basis in both school, home and within the communities throughout Prince George’s County and surrounding areas. We promote cooperative relationships among health care professionals and educators while exploring evidenced based solutions.

Wrap-Around Service

Additional Social Workers, Counselors & Restorative Practice Coaches, Expanded Behavioral Health Services

Schools Serviced

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Adelphi ES, Beltsville Academy, Berwyn Heights ES, Buck Lodge MS, Calverton ES, Carole Highlands ES, Catherine T. Reed ES, Charles Carroll MS, Cherokee Lane ES, Cool Spring ES, Deerfield Run ES, Dwight D Eisenhower MS, G James Gholson MS, Gaywood ES, Greenbelt MS, High Point HS, Hollywood ES, Hyattsville ES, Hyattsville MS, International High School @ Langley Park, James E Duckworth Regional Center (K-12), James H Harrison ES, Lamont ES, Laurel ES, Lewisdale ES, Margaret Brent Regional Center (K-8), Mary Harris "Mother" Jones ES, Mt. Rainier ES, Nicholas Orem MS, Oaklands ES, Paint Branch ES, Parkdale HS, Ridgecrest ES, Riverdale ES, Robert Frost ES, Rosa Parks ES, Seabrook ES, Springhill Lake ES, Tall Oaks High School, Thomas Johnson MS, William Wirt MS

Point of Contact

Felesha Johnson

7474 Greenway Center Dr. Suite 202 Greenbelt MD

feleshajohnson@ffcpmaryland.com

(240) 478-9823

Website Link

www.ffcpmaryland.com

Languages

Additional translation available upon advance notice, English, French, Spanish

Parent Engagement Program

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Description of Program

The PE program increases parent participation in the academic structure of the school, and supports parents by structuring opportunities for parents and students that empowers these parents to model excellence and responsibility for their children. Events that focus on literacy, homework help, and how to communicate more effectively to your children help to create open dialogue.

Wrap-Around Service

Enhancing Student Enrichment Experiences, Extended Learning Time

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Adelphi ES, Allenwood ES, Andrew Jackson Academy, Apple Grove ES, Arrowhead ES, Barnaby Manor ES, Beacon Heights ES, Beltsville Academy, Benjamin Stoddert MS, Berwyn Heights ES, Bladensburg ES, Bladensburg HS, Bradbury Heights ES, Buck Lodge MS, Calverton ES, Carmody Hills ES, Carole Highlands ES, Carrollton ES, Catherine T. Reed ES, Chillum ES, Clinton Grove ES, Columbia Park ES, Concord ES, Cooper Lane ES, Cora L Rice ES, Deerfield Run ES, District Heights ES, Dodge Park ES, Doswell Brooks ES, Drew Freeman MS, Dwight D Eisenhower MS, Edward M. Felegy ES, Flintstone ES, Forest Heights ES, Fort Foote ES, Frances Scott Key ES, G James Gholson MS, Gladys N. Spellman ES, Glassmanor ES, Glenridge ES, Green Valley Instructional MS and HS, Greenbelt MS, Highland Park ES, Hyattsville ES, Hyattsville MS, International High School @ Langley Park, International High School @ Largo, J Frank Dent ES, James E Duckworth Regional Center (K-12), James H Harrison ES, James McHenry ES, John H. Bayne ES, Judge Sylvania Woods ES, Kenmoor ECC, Langley Park/McCormick ES, Longfield ES, Margaret Brent Regional Center (K-8), Mt. Rainier ES, North Forestville ES, Oxon Hill ES, Oxon Hill MS, Paint Branch ES, Panorama ES, Parkdale HS, Port Towns ES, Princeton ES, Riverdale ES, Robert Gray ES, Roger Heights ES, Samuel P. Massie ES, Tall Oaks High School, Templeton ES, Thomas Johnson MS, Thomas S. Stone ES, Thurgood Marshall MS, Valley View ES, William Beanes ES, William Hall Academy (K-8), Woodridge ES

Point of Contact

Lauren Blackwell

PO Box 1213, Owings Mills, MD 21117

lauren.blackwell@ltyc.net

(443) 261-5892

Website Link

www.ltyc.net

Languages

English, Spanish

Pathways to Career Success Program

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Description of Program

The Pathways to Career Success Program (PTCS) is End Time Harvest Ministries’ (ETHM) premier year-round school-based youth development program, which includes three component programs (Wellness Ambassador Leadership Program, Port Towns Youth Council, and Jobs for Youth Summer Employment Program) that emphasize academic success, leadership, character development, and college and workforce readiness.

Wrap-Around Service

Enhancing Student Enrichment Experiences, Extended Learning Time, Family & Community Engagement Supports, Improving Student Attendance, Improving the Learning Environment

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Bladensburg HS

Point of Contact

Gail Addison

5808 Harland Street, New Carrollton, MD 20784

revaddison@ethm.org

(301) 345-7548

Website Link

www.ethm.org

Languages

English, Spanish

Pop-Up Vision Clinic for Children

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Description of Program

This program provides vision screenings, eye exams from an eye doctor, and prescription eyeglasses to school-age children in need. After examination and prescription, each child can choose two frames.

Wrap-Around Service

Vision & Dental Care Services

Schools Serviced

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Adelphi ES, Allenwood ES, Andrew Jackson Academy, Apple Grove ES, Arrowhead ES, Barnaby Manor ES, Beacon Heights ES, Beltsville Academy, Benjamin Stoddert MS, Berwyn Heights ES, Bladensburg ES, Bladensburg HS, Bradbury Heights ES, Buck Lodge MS, Calverton ES, Carmody Hills ES, Carole Highlands ES, Carrollton ES, Catherine T. Reed ES, Charles Carroll MS, Cherokee Lane ES, Chillum ES, Clinton Grove ES, Columbia Park ES, Concord ES, Cool Spring ES, Cooper Lane ES, Cora L Rice ES, Deerfield Run ES, District Heights ES, Dodge Park ES, Doswell Brooks ES, Drew Freeman MS, Dwight D Eisenhower MS, Edward M. Felegy ES, Flintstone ES, Forest Heights ES, Fort Foote ES, Frances Scott Key ES, G James Gholson MS, Gaywood ES, Gladys N. Spellman ES, Glassmanor ES, Glenridge ES, Green Valley Instructional MS and HS, Greenbelt MS, High Point HS, Highland Park ES, Hollywood ES, Hyattsville ES, Hyattsville MS, International High School @ Langley Park, International High School @ Largo, J Frank Dent ES, James E Duckworth Regional Center (K-12), James H Harrison ES, James McHenry ES, John H. Bayne ES, Judge Sylvania Woods ES, Kenmoor ECC, Lamont ES, Langley Park/McCormick ES, Laurel ES, Lewisdale ES, Longfield ES, Margaret Brent Regional Center (K-8), Mary Harris "Mother" Jones ES, Mt. Rainier ES, Nicholas Orem MS, North Forestville ES, Oaklands ES, Oxon Hill ES, Oxon Hill MS, Paint Branch ES, Panorama ES, Parkdale HS, Port Towns ES, Princeton ES, Ridgecrest ES, Riverdale ES, Robert Frost ES, Robert Gray ES, Roger Heights ES, Rosa Parks ES, Samuel P. Massie ES, Seabrook ES, Springhill Lake ES, Tall Oaks High School, Templeton ES, Thomas Johnson MS, Thomas S. Stone ES, Thurgood Marshall MS, Valley View ES, William Beanes ES, William Hall Academy (K-8), William Wirt MS, Woodridge ES

Point of Contact

Claudia Wood

415 2nd Street NE #200, Washington, DC 20002

cwood@youreyes.org

(202) 234-1010

Website Link

www.youreyes.org

Languages

Additional translation available upon advance notice, English, Spanish

Professional Counseling Services

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Description of Program

The Restoration Center provides counseling to persons of various cultural and spiritual backgrounds. It is our practice to sit with the person, listen to his/her concerns, and walk with the person's family, if appropriate, as they move through a challenging time. Parent meetings, assessment measures, and feedback from school officials are used to develop a comprehensive treatment plan.

Wrap-Around Service

Expanded Behavioral Health Services

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Allenwood ES, Andrew Jackson Academy, Apple Grove ES, Barnaby Manor ES, Beltsville Academy, Benjamin Stoddert MS, Berwyn Heights ES, Bladensburg HS, Carmody Hills ES, Clinton Grove ES, Concord ES, Deerfield Run ES, District Heights ES, Dwight D Eisenhower MS, Flintstone ES, Fort Foote ES, G James Gholson MS, Greenbelt MS, J Frank Dent ES, James E Duckworth Regional Center (K-12), Longfield ES, North Forestville ES, Oxon Hill ES, Oxon Hill MS, Paint Branch ES, Panorama ES, Tall Oaks High School, Thomas Johnson MS, Thurgood Marshall MS, William Hall Academy (K-8)

Point of Contact

Fredrica Brooks-Davis

1300 Mercantile Ln, Suite 152, Largo, MD 20774 - 5334

info@iwanttoberestored.com

(301) 310-8159

Website Link

www.iwanttoberestored.com

Languages

English

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ABOUT

Since 2019, United Way of the National Capital Area has been actively working with Prince George’s County Public Schools to bolster student support and resources. Following the Kirwan Commission’s 2016 establishment and its subsequent recommendations for education enhancements in Maryland, the “Blueprint for Maryland’s Future” was enacted in 2021.This significant legislation champions the expansion of community schools and ensures the provision of comprehensive support to students and families in need, with a particular focus on areas with poverty levels. These schools receive state funding to ensure that equitable, academic, and non-academic opportunities and resources are made available to students and families under 13 wraparound service categories. Prince George’s County has one of the largest community schools’ initiatives in the state and new schools are phased in each year.

REQUEST FOR APPLICATION

Partner with Us: Elevate Prince George’s County Community Schools

Are you an organization with evidence-based programs aiming to enhance educational outcomes for students in Prince George’s County? We invite you to join us as a Preferred Provider for the 2025-2026 school year, offering crucial services in line with the Maryland State Department of Education’s identified categories. As part of this initiative, you’ll be featured in the Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) Community Schools Preferred Provider Directory, a key resource for the local education system.

Please complete the 2025-2026 Community Schools Preferred Providers Expression of Interest Form to gain access to the Prince George’s County Public Schools Preferred Provider application, which will be released in Spring 2025.

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VIDEO LIBRARY

PGCPS Community Schools Preferred Providers Video Resource Library

Explore our video library designed to guide Preferred Providers for PGCPS Community Schools. Each segment is tailored to provide you with the knowledge and tools needed for a successful partnership with Prince George’s County Public Schools.

PCPS Provider Directory Provider Directory Orientation
For a comprehensive summary of the March 7, 2024, webinar hosted by UWNCA on the Community Schools Preferred Provider Directory and application process for Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Pillars and Categories
For an outline of the essential pillars and service categories for enriching students’ and communities’ growth. Segmented for Elementary, Middle, and High School levels, the video highlights specific programming and services designed to support students’ developmental needs.

Fiscal, Financial and Accounting Basics
This video guides nonprofit organizations on integrating crucial financial statements into their applications. It emphasizes the importance of detailing income statements and functional expenses to assess financial stability and operational capabilities, crucial for inclusion in the Prince George’s County Public Schools Community Schools Preferred Provider Directory.

Demonstrating Outcomes
This video highlights the necessity of clearly articulating the expected outcomes of our services or programs for the community you serve. It stresses the importance of using data to illustrate your success and the positive impact your organization has had, which is vital for a compelling application.

Generating Corporate Sponsorship Revenue
This video offers a concise guide on sponsorship fundamentals, focusing on evaluating compatibility and modern outreach tactics. It’s particularly beneficial for small organizations and those seeking to broaden their sponsorship and partnership networks.

Partner with Us: Elevate Prince George’s County Community Schools

Please see our FAQs page.