Tri-County Youth Services Bureau, Inc.

02/28/2026

Knowing what to do before a crisis can save lives — especially when it comes to your child’s mental health. Whether it’s 911 or 988, being prepared to respond in a crisis makes all the difference.

Download our fact sheet to learn how to prepare, available in both English and Spanish:

https://sbee.link/bm86tnp4gc (English)
https://sbee.link/uq7j8ptvf9 (Spanish)

02/28/2026

Today, on HIV Is Not a Crime Awareness Day, we honor the resilience, courage, and humanity of people living with HIV—and call out the laws that criminalize them simply for existing.

Living with HIV is not a crime. Yet in over 30 states, outdated laws rooted in stigma and fear continue to punish people, ignoring decades of scientific progress like U=U (undetectable = untransmittable). These laws don’t just harm—they erase dignity, freedom, and joy.

Today, we amplify voices, lift stories, and celebrate the power of truth and justice. Everyone deserves to live fully, love freely, and experience pleasure without fear. By challenging stigma, demanding equity, and standing together, we move closer to a world where HIV is understood, treated, and never criminalized.

Let’s honor courage. Celebrate progress. And keep fighting for a future where every life is valued. ✊💜

02/28/2026

FOOD DISTRIBUTION on Saturday, February 28, 2026, from 10:00am-2:00pm, at 75 Industrial Park Drive, Waldorf, at Tri-County Youth Services Bureau, Inc. Sponsored by Meaco Initiative Inc- Non Profit. Call 301-645-1837 for more information.

02/28/2026

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02/28/2026

Civic Challenge: Ask one young person: ‘What would make our community kinder, safer, and more supportive?’ Then listen.

02/27/2026

02/27/2026

This , we pay tribute to the legendary Toni Morrison, the first Black woman to receive a Nobel Prize in any category. 💚

As we remember her incredible legacy, let's continue to be inspired by her words and the powerful truths they reveal about our world.

02/25/2026

SNAP/EBT benefits are there to support you — and with a few simple strategies, they can go even further.

💡 Plan your meals around weekly sales
💡 Build meals around affordable staples like rice and frozen veggies
💡 Buy fruits and vegetables in season
💡 Look for double-up or bonus produce programs when available
💡 Keep track of your balance so you can plan ahead

Healthy, affordable meals are possible.

It starts with a plan.