PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. — The Calvert County Department of Community Resources has officially decided its FY26 awardees, according to a press release shared with The BayNet. The program will distribute $547,469 to local organizations providing critical services around the county.
These organizations work in areas such as youth development, education, behavioral health, homelessness prevention, community safety, workforce development and reentry support.
Award announcements follow a competitive application cycle with proposals to address the funding priorities of:
- Education and after-school programs;
- Behavioral health and crisis response;
- Community childcare and recreational services;
- Housing and homelessness prevention;
- Job training and workforce development programs;
- Transportation improvements in high-density areas;
- Truancy and absenteeism intervention programs;
- Programs serving residents impacted by incarceration.
Calvert County will work closely with funded agencies to finalize grant agreements, budgets, timelines and reporting requirements. Agencies will receive direct communication outlining next steps, including payment schedules and documentation expectations.
“These investments directly support programs and services that meet community needs,” said Jennifer Moreland, director of community services, in the release. “We are proud to partner with organizations that demonstrate strong capacity, measurable outcomes and a sustained commitment to the well-being of Calvert County families.”
Deputy Director Jacquelyn Culver also emphasized this year’s funding reflects extensive community feedback and a thorough review process.
“The FY26 awards are the result of careful evaluation, community surveys and data-driven prioritization,” she said. “These organizations play a vital role in expanding services and building stronger pathways for youth, families and vulnerable residents.”
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