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  • How does someone with disabilities enroll in Melwood to participate in the training and placement services?

    Contact Intake Specialist Beoncia Wilson at 301-599-4527 or bwilson@melwood.org to speak about enrolling in services.

    To apply for a job reserved for people with disabilities, complete the application form on this website.

  • Do you take adults with disabilities from other states?

    We employ adults with disabilities through the AbilityOne Program who live in Maryland, Washington, DC and Virginia, and we currently provide ongoing services for adults with disabilities who live in Maryland.

  • Where is the Vocational Horticultural Center located? Can people visit it?

    Yes, the Garden Center and greenhouses can be visited by the public. To schedule a visit, please contact Sheila Gallagher, Horticulture Programs manager at 301-599-4570 or sgallagh@melwood.org.

  • I would like to know where I can purchase some of your plants? Do you have a greenhouse or nursery location?

    We sell plants grown and tended by people with disabilities throughout the year at public events. To stay up to date with the list of events where you can purchase plants, please sign up for our email service. You can also make an appointment to visit the greenhouses by contacting Sheila Gallagher, Horticulture Programs manager at 301-599-4570 or sgallagh@melwood.org.

  • What is the procedure for filing a complaint for transportation services?

    Melwood is committed to ensuring that no one is denied transportation services we offer because of race, color, or national origin.  If you believe you have been treated unfairly and would like to file a formal complaint, request more information or receive a copy of our grievance procedures,  please contact Liz Calabrese, Assistant Director, Stakeholder Relations at 5606 Dower House Rd, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772, 301.599.8000, lcalabrese@melwood.org. All formal complaints must be received within 180 days of the alleged discrimination.