Building a Collaborative Community
Since 1967, Community Reach of Montgomery County (“Reach”) has supported underserved communities by addressing their essential needs and ensuring they have a more equitable chance of realizing their full potential. We invite you to be part of our important work in improving the overall well-being of our community!





What we do
Improving the Well-Being
of Our Community
Reach’s services form a safety net, targeting the specific needs of the populations we serve to uplift the community as a whole. Our broad spectrum of services - healthcare, housing, financial emergency assistance, eldercare, and English language education - helps ensure equitable access to all kinds of support for clients, regardless of their circumstances.

EDUCATION FOR IMMIGRANTS
Language Outreach Program
Language Outreach Program (LOP) fosters community integration through English as a Second Language (ESL) and conversation classes, US citizenship test preparation, and tutoring for children.

Financial emergency Assistance
Rockville Emergency Assistance Program
Rockville Emergency Assistance Program (REAP) provides financial assistance to prevent evictions, foreclosures, and utility terminations and connects residents to social services and other resources.

ELDERCARE
Senior Reach
Senior Reach provides a range of services to help lower-income seniors in Rockville age safely in their homes.

Supportive housing
Housing Program
Jefferson House and Rockland House offer permanent housing with supports, including case management and life skills development, to formerly unhoused individuals.
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HEALTHCARE FOR UNINSURED ADULTS
Mansfield Kaseman Health Clinic
Mansfield Kaseman Health Clinic (MKHC), a subsidiary of Reach, offers primary and specialty care, health education, patient navigation, and lab and pharmacy services to uninsured county residents and Maryland residents on Medicare or Medicaid.
Primary Care
Comprehensive medical care, including disease prevention and health maintenance
Specialty Care
Access to in-house specialists or referrals to networks of external specialists
Health Education
In-house health education programs as well as community outreach efforts
Laboratory Services
On-site lab services for preventive treatment and treatment of chronic and acute illness
Pharmacy
Same-day generic medications at our office pharmacy

ABOUT REACH
Building Stronger Communities Since 1967
Established in 1967 to help build community connections and give a voice to marginalized groups, Reach has worked for decades to promote equity and self-sufficiency in Rockville and throughout Montgomery County. As the needs of underserved groups have changed, Reach has expanded and adapted, growing to work in five direct service areas, which together serve approximately 3,500 individuals each year.
Testimonials
Volunteering with Reach has been a way of helping improve the community by working with an organization that helps those in need.
Mark B.
Volunteer
The impact Reach has is extremely meaningful. These services are key to helping people live healthier, more stable lives.
Lourdes Parry
MKHC Board Member
If you're given a second chance, don't waste it. And that's what [Reach] did for me; it gave me my second chance.
Vicki R.
Former Housing Resident
I love giving to Reach because I know my donation is well managed and supports critical services and direct aid for people in the community who need it most.
Katie B.
Changemakers Circle Member
I feel very lucky to volunteer at MKHC because of the incredible team. They have created such a supportive and understanding environment not just for myself but for every single patient that walks in.
Emily R.
MKHC Volunteer
For 14 years, we have supported Reach and are extremely pleased to witness the difference Reach's services make in our Montgomery County community. We have definitely seen improvement and happiness in the lives of those who Reach serves.
Koo & Patricia Yuen
Reach Supporters
Newsletter
Apr 2026
Read our most recent monthly newsletter for updates.
Most recent blog Article
MKHC to Pilot Food as Medicine Program
MKHC will launch a Food as Medicine Program to connect food-insecure patients managing chronic conditions with access to fresh locally grown produce.
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Upcoming events
What's happening
Check out our upcoming events and see how you can get involved!


Thursday, June 18, 2026
LOP Graduation
Our students work hard each year, and to celebrate their efforts in learning English, LOP hosts a graduation ceremony. This is a great chance to see how LOP helps dedicated students reach their goals.
Join us
Ways to Get Involved
Want to support our work in the community? Join us today!












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