LINTHICUM, Md. (January 27, 2026) – Fello, a Maryland-based nonprofit supporting people with disabilities statewide, today announced the expansion of its comprehensive services into Howard County, furthering its mission to meet the evolving needs of people with disabilities and their families across Maryland.

While this official expansion into Howard County is new, Fello’s connection to the county spans decades. Over the past 20 years, Fello has supported hundreds of Howard County residents through Self-Directed Services. Since 2022, Fello Communities has owned and operated an affordable housing unit in the county. Similarly, Fello’s Behavioral Health team has provided support to Howard County residents there as needs have arisen over the last three years.

As Fello celebrates 65 years of creating community across Maryland, this expansion reflects both Fello’s deep roots and its future vision.

Howard County has a growing population of people seeking expanded service options. Fello brings decades of experience creating person-centered supports, housing, and behavioral health services to meet residents’ needs.

“We hear regularly from people in Howard County who are interested in learning more about our services,” said Matt Morgan, Chief Program Officer. “Being able to expand our work there opens new possibilities for people who are ready for what’s next.”

“Expanding our impact in Howard County is a meaningful way to honor the spirit of our founders while continuing to meet the evolving needs of people across Maryland,” said Jonathon Rondeau, President & CEO of Fello. “Our goal is to grow thoughtfully and in partnership with the community. We’ll continue listening and responding in real-time to the needs of our community.”