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Appalachian Crossroads, also known as the Appalachian Parent Association, is a private, nonprofit agency that serves individuals with physical and developmental disabilities. Founded in 1979, the agency serves more than 100 adults and senior citizens in Garrett County in Maryland. It offers a range of evaluation, employment, socialization and transportation services. Appalachian Crossroads also provides day habilitation, sheltered work, supported employment, and family and individual support programs. The agency has expertise in advocacy, referral and respite care services. In addition, it offers leisure-oriented day programs that include activities for promoting the well-being of retired individuals. Appalachian Crossroads organizes karate classes, concerts, and camping and hunting events.

Garrett County Community Action Committee, Inc. (GCCAC) has been serving the citizens of Garrett County, Maryland, since 1965, embodying a spirit of hope by connecting individuals and families to resources that promote self-sufficiency and improve quality of life. As part of the National Community Action Partnership, GCCAC offers a range of programs including crisis support, asset development, child and family development, senior services, and transportation. Through its various initiatives, GCCAC aims to empower communities by providing essential services and fostering family well-being, while also advocating for the needs of the senior population. Their Early Head Start and Head Start programs focus on delivering high-quality early childhood experiences to prepare children for success in kindergarten and encourage family engagement in education. Generated from the website