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Title VI

Partners In Care Maryland, Inc. is committed to ensuring that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, national origin, as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987 (PL 100.259), be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any program or activity, whether those programs and activities are federally funded or not. For more information on the Partners In Care Title VI Policy including how to file a complaint, please contact the Partners In Care Director of Transportation, Title VI Manager, at 410-544-4800 or stop by our office at 8151-C Ritchie Highway, Pasadena, MD 21122. You can also visit the Partners In Care website at www.partnersincare.org.

Complaint Process
Any individual, group of individuals or entity that believes they have been subjected to discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin may file a written complaint with the Title VI Manager. The complaint is being filed in the following manner:

A formal complaint must be filed within 180 calendar days of the alleged occurrence.

The complaint should include:

  • Complainant’s name, address, and contact information (i.e., telephone number, email address, etc.)
  • The Date (s) of the alleged act of discrimination (if multiple days, include the date when the complainant(s)became aware of the alleged discrimination and the date on which alleged discrimination was discontinued or the latest instance)
  • Description of the alleged act of discrimination
  • Location(s) of the alleged act of discrimination (include vehicle number if appropriate)
  • Explanation of why the complainant believes the act to have been discriminatory on the basis of race, color, or national origin
  • If known, the names and/or job titles of those individuals perceived as parties in the incident
  • Contact information for any witnesses
  • The indication of any related complaint activity (i.e., was the complaint also submitted to MTA or FTA?)

The complaint shall be submitted to the Title VI Manager at:

Partners In Care, Inc.
8151-C Ritchie Highway
Pasadena, MD 21122
(410) 544-4800 or (800) 227-5500

In the case where a complainant is unable or incapable of providing a written statement, a verbal complaint of discrimination may be made to the Title VI Manager.

Give At Work

State and federal government employees may give through the

Maryland Charity Campaign (#1422) and

the Combined Federal Campaign (#47323). Gifts may also be designated to us through

United Way of Central Maryland (#92476).

Host a Facebook Fundraiser

Starting a Facebook fundraiser is a simple, impactful way to support older adults in your community. Follow these easy steps to create your own:

  1. Log Into Facebook

Go to facebook.com and sign into your personal account.

  1. Go to the Fundraisers Page

From your homepage, look on the left-hand menu and click Fundraisers. If you don’t see it, click See More to expand the list.

  1. Click “Raise Money”

Choose Nonprofit when asked who you’re raising money for.

  1. Search for Partners In Care Maryland, Inc.

Type “Partners In Care Maryland, Inc.” into the search bar and select us from the list.

  1. Set a Goal and End Date

Decide how much you want to raise and when your fundraiser should end.

  1. Click “Create”

Once everything looks good, hit Create — and your fundraiser is live!

  1. Share and Promote

Post about your fundraiser on your timeline and in groups, tag friends, thank donors, and share updates to keep the momentum going.

Mobility Bus - Frequently Asked Questions

The Mobility Bus is an on-demand service and the rate is based on time and distance. Up to 20 miles, the cost is $35 per hour. You do not have to be a member of PIC in order to use the Mobility Bus. There is a one-time application fee. The application can be completed over the phone or you can complete it online via the PIC website.
You may pay by credit card, but only online through our PayPal account. In addition, you may pay the driver by check or cash at the time of your appointment. Payments are due prior to performing the service.
If the appointment is 1-2 hours, the driver will wait in the parking lot. If the appointment is longer, then the driver will come back at the completion of the appointment. Sometimes a driver is dispatched to another trip request.
Yes. Your spouse, family member or caregiver can ride with you and there is no additional cost.

No. Service is scheduled on a first-come first served basis. PIC Mobility does not do emergency requests.

Mobility Bus - Frequently Asked Questions

The Mobility Bus is an on-demand service and the rate is based on time and distance. Up to 20 miles, the cost is $100 per hour. You do not have to be a member of PIC in order to use the Mobility Bus. There is a one-time application fee. The application can be completed over the phone or you can complete it online via the PIC website.

You may pay by credit card, but only online through our PayPal account. In addition, you may pay the driver by check or cash at the time of your appointment. Payments are due prior to performing the service.
If the appointment is 1-2 hours, the driver will wait in the parking lot. If the appointment is longer, then the driver will come back at the completion of the appointment. Sometimes a driver is dispatched to another trip request.
Yes. Your spouse, family member or caregiver can ride with you and there is no additional cost.

No. Service is scheduled on a first-come first served basis. PIC Mobility does not do emergency requests.

Testimonials From Ride Partners

"We have worked with Partners in Care for years and use their vans and crew to transport our assisted living residents to events around the area. Their staff is beyond friendly, accommodating and always willing to exceed expectations and take the utmost care in the safety and enjoyment of our residents. Could not recommend them more highly and we consider ourselves very fortunate to work with such a quality organization."
J. Thompson

Social Learning - Frequently Asked Questions

A social learning is an opportunity for PIC to introduce a knowledgeable speaker to members of the organization in a social setting for discussions and engagements on topics of interest for older adults. These topics might include Emergency Preparedness, Assistant Living Locators, Wills and Estates, Preplanning for Celebration of Life, etc… As well as Veterans Events.

The goal is to bring educational information to members and our community on topics geared to older adults

PIC members have priority and can register for any Social Learning of their interest

Experts in their field and knowledgeable volunteers.