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Children’s Cabinet: All Maryland’s children will be successful in life.Governor’s Office for Children: Maryland will achieve child well-being through interagency collaboration and state/local partnerships.The Children’s Cabinet, let by the Executive Director of the Governor’s Office for Children (GOC), will work collaboratively to create and promote an integrated, community-based service delivery system for Maryland’s children, youth and families. Our mission is to improve the well-being of Maryland’s children.

At Grace, we recognize the essential and invaluable contribution of people with disabilities to the life of the church. Disabilities have a significant impact on individuals and families, so there is an incredible need for support and understanding from the Christian community. Our disabilities ministry seeks to address these lifelong needs as we strive to ensure that those individuals and families affected by disability are always upheld in the fabric of our church.Childcare for life groups If your family is part of a life group at Grace and you need support to attend these times, please contact us, we can help! Parent/Guardian Support Groups – Monthly Mom or Dad get together times designed to provide encouragement and support as you walk through life alongside your child with a disability.

Maryland Family Network provides funding and oversight for the network of Family Support Centers across Maryland.Family Support Centers take a holistic approach – working with parents together with their young children – to set and achieve goals. These goals include healthy social; emotional; cognitive; and physical development for the young child as well as continued education and job readiness for parents.

Neurodiverse relationships are often very challenging for both members of the couple, largely because of three reasons:the mismatch of needs and expectations,misunderstandings and miscommunication.When two people in a couple have different perspectives, communicating is much like a speaking with someone from another culture who speaks a different language. It is hard enough to talk about love, intimacy, and emotions with someone who is similar, but communicating with someone who has a different kind of brain is bound to be challenging.