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Established in 1969, the HARBEL Community Organization has more than 90 members, including schools, churches, hospitals, civic associations, community groups and mental health centers. The organization operates an outpatient substance abuse prevention and treatment center that serves children and adults. It offers assistance with the development of self-esteem, decision making and problem solving skills. The HARBEL Community Organization provides counseling services for individuals, families and groups. In addition, the organization hosts social events, gatherings and outings for low-income individuals. It organizes homebuyer workshops that provide information on homeownership and mortgage financing solutions. The HARBEL Community Organization offers specialized treatment services for women with juvenile and criminal justice involvement. The organization is located in Baltimore.

Meeting Business Needs Today! Anne Arundel County is strategically located in the Baltimore/Washington DC corridor, the nation's fourth largest marketplace. Over 14, 000 businesses are located in Anne Arundel County. Meeting the needs of these businesses is our mission and is the heart of everything we do at Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation ( AAEDC ). We are committed to supporting the growth and success of our businesses through marketing, business development, and services that help you address the challenges of today's business environment. Let us help you grow your business! For additional information please contact us or call 410-222-7410 to speak to a business development professional.

Founded in 1957, the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments is an independent, nonprofit association that offers transportation, housing, planning, health and human services. It also provides homeland security and public safety solutions. The association s environmental services include air quality check , airport noise abatement, urban forestry, recycling, solid waste management and green infrastructure. In addition, it purchases a range of emergency equipment. The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments offers homeland security programs, as well as communicable disease and substance abuse control, regional notification and monitoring solutions.