The Community Partnerships for Children and Families is Queen Anne’s County’s Local Management Board. We are a division of the Queen Anne’s County Department of Community Services.

Members of the Local Management Board are appointed by the County Commissioners and form the body that serves as the main entity within the jurisdiction to ensure that our families have the services they need.

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QAC Local Care Team

The Queen Anne’s County Local Care Team (LCT) strives to ensure that children and their families receive the necessary supports and resources to live in the community successfully.  The LCT is a FREE service that works with parents, guardians and other adults on children’s behalf.  The purpose is to open doors, brainstorm, share knowledge, advocate, and develop strategies to help your child thrive.

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Transportation Voucher Program

The Queen Anne’s County Community Partnerships for Children and Families (Local Management Board) has a Transportation Voucher Program to assist Queen Anne’s County residents with transportation, vehicle repair, gas cards, driver’s license renewal, tags and driver’s education.  For information about the program and to see if you qualify can be found on our flyer.

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The Character Counts! Advisory Council is accepting applications for the 2025 Faye Lister “Teen of Character” Scholarship, awarded to a graduating KIHS senior, and the 2025 Chris Perkins “Teen of Character” Scholarship, awarded to a graduating QACHS senior.

These $500 scholarships, made possible through the Centreville and Kent Island Rotary Clubs, are aimed at rewarding students who exemplify the six Pillars of Character:

  • Trustworthiness
  • Respect
  • Responsibility
  • Fairness
  • Caring
  • Citizenship

For more information or to apply visit:

https://www.peopleofcharacter.org/copy-of-jacki-carter-young-people-who

Applications can also be obtained from the guidance office at each school.

Deadline to apply is Friday, April 18th, 2025 by 3:00 PM

Become a Business of Character

Queen Anne's County Character Counts! is thrilled to announce the re-launch of their "Business of Character" program. This initiative aims to unite local businesses in promoting the significance of strong character throughout Queen Anne's County and the Mid-Shore area. Character Counts! is actively seeking enthusiastic businesses to join this amazing and effective community endeavor.

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Maryland Association of Local Management Boards Annual Reports

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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, now known as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, can be more easily reached by calling or texting 988, or chatting on https://988lifeline.org/.

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Community Partnerships for Children (Local Management Board)

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Community Partnerships for Children (Local Management Board)
Queen Anne’s County Announces Two Grant Opportunities to Support Youth ProgramsCommunity Partnerships for Children (Local Management Board) is now accepting proposals for two grant-funded programs designed to enhance the well-being and academic success of local youth: the Out of School Time (OST) Grant and the Partnering For Youth (PFY) Program Grant for the 2025–2026 school year.These opportunities reflect the County’s continued investment in innovative, high-quality after-school programming that supports children, families, and schools across the county.________________________________________Out of School Time (OST) GrantThe OST Grant provides funding for local organizations that offer high-quality after-school programs for students in grades K–12. With a total of $100,000 in funding available, this grant supports programs that foster academic achievement, promote social-emotional development, and provide safe, engaging environments outside of school hours.Eligible programs may include academic enrichment, STEM and arts-based clubs, leadership development, and family engagement initiatives. Proposals may also request funding for equipment, transportation, and other direct program needs.________________________________________Partnering For Youth (PFY) Program GrantThe PFY Grant offers $350,000 in funding for a single vendor to manage and oversee the delivery of the Partnering for Youth Program across seven public school sites in Queen Anne’s County, serving students in grades K–8.The selected vendor will be responsible for coordinating a comprehensive suite of after-school activities—including STEM, sports, arts, and leadership development—at the following schools: Bayside, Kennard, and Matapeake Elementary Schools, and Centreville, Matapeake, Stevensville, and Sudlersville Middle Schools.The goal of PFY is to provide structured, affordable, and enriching after-school programming that improves academic outcomes and supports working families.________________________________________Application DetailsApplications for both grant opportunities must be submitted electronically. Printed applications will not be accepted.• Deadline to Submit Questions: June 23, 2025• Application Deadline: June 30, 2025• Submit Proposals to: Brian Barnshaw, Resource Development Specialist at BBarnshaw@qac.orgAdditional details, including full RFP guidelines and application requirements, are available at www.communitypartnerships.info.For more information, please contact Brian Barnshaw at 410-758-6677 ext. 2071 or BBarnshaw@qac.org. ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Partnerships for Children (Local Management Board)

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Community Partnerships for Children (Local Management Board)
DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JUNE 13, 2025Seeking Board Members for QAC Community Partnerships for Children and FamiliesQueen Anne's County Community Partnerships for Children (Local Management Board)) is looking for citizens interested in serving on its Board of Directors. The Partnership serves as the primary structure in the County to develop and maintain an effective and efficient system of services for children, adolescents, and families. The emphasis is placed on prevention, early intervention, and community-based services. All interested persons must be residents of Queen Anne’s County, be willing to serve a three-year term, and are expected to attend all board meetings. The board meets on the third Wednesday of the month, except for December, July, and August, from 11:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. in Centreville. The minimum time commitment is about 90 minutes a month. Members are welcomed, but not required to, spend additional time on projects and committees. For individuals interested in serving, the application process is accessible online at onboard.qac.org/. The deadline to apply is June 13, 2025. Alternatively, applicants may navigate to the official county website at qac.org and search for the specific Board or Commission to find the relevant application page. ... See MoreSee Less

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104 Powell Street
Centreville, MD 21617

Phone: 410-758-6677
Fax: 410-758-6904
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