In addition to relay and interpreting services, CSD offers nationally-accredited programs for the deaf, hard of hearing and general community. In Maryland, these programs include:

American Sign Language (ASL)/Deaf Culture Classes

CSD offers custom ASL classes for all ages and skill levels. ASL and Deaf Culture classes are also offered to first responders in the community: fire and rescue services, police, paramedics, etc. Workshops/seminars on Deaf Culture, sign language and sensitivity training are also available to the general public.

Cross–Cultural, Hearing Loss Awareness Training & Americans with Disabilities (ADA) Advocacy

Community groups and public agencies and organizations have enlisted CSD for guidance and expertise in developing services that support deaf or hard–of–hearing consumers and/or community members. CSD staff can offer resources on hearing loss issues and deafness as a culture, as well as information on concerns such as accessibility compliance.

Health Education

Tailored to each individual's or group's need(s), this service typically includes health literacy training, community prevention, peer support, self–help, and self–advocacy on health issues such as alcohol and drug abuse prevention, practicing healthy lifestyles, and preventing or managing diabetes.

Senior Deaf Adult Services

This program promotes and increases the social aspect of deaf or hard–of–hearing senior citizens. A variety of recreation, workshops, monthly social events, home visits and other activities are offered to enhance the lives of senior citizens within these communities.