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Baltimore Safe Haven (Se habla español)
Baltimore Safe Haven
ABOUT
This organization helps provide safe housing for LGBTQ+ individuals and free hot meals.
People We Serve
TLGBQ community
Phone
(443) 869-6867 voiceLocation
2468 Greenmount AveBaltimore, MD 21218
Services
- Mobile Outreach Program
- Emergency Meal Service
- Transitional Housing
- Legal Support
- Health Services
Website
www.baltimoresafehaven.org/
info@baltimoresafehaven.org
Hours
General Information
Baltimore Safe Haven helps transgender people in Baltimore who are trying to survive. They provided safe housing to TLGBQ+ individuals and hand out hot meals at Greenmount Avenue.
You can call them by phone or message them on Facebook for food assistance. Their *drop-in center hours are Monday to Friday 11am to 4pm **and their mobile outreach is Friday and Saturday 11pm to 4 am*. Additionally, they have programs in workforce development, outreach & community engagment, legal support, and mental health services.
Services
Mobile Outreach Program
About
The program provides harm reduction materials, education, hygiene products, food, and transportation.
Regular Schedule
Service Categories
Emergency Meal Service
About
The organization distribute groceries and hot meals through mobile outreach and at our Greenmount Avenue location.
Phone
(443) 869-6867 voiceFees:
Free.Service Categories
Transitional Housing
About
Members of the transitional housing program are offered shelter, GED preparation courses, and vocational training to help take stock of their lives.
How to Apply:
Apply through one of the following ways: email info@baltimoresafehaven.org, through Facebook Messenger, or at their Greenmount Ave. location.Legal Support
About
The organization offers supports for healthcare & public benefits enrollment, legal aid & representation, gender marker changes, and incarcerated siblings & re-entry. See here for more information.
Service Categories
Health Services
About
Baltimore Safe Haven helps people take care of their minds and bodies. They offer:
Mental Health Support * Peer Support: Meet others who understand what you're going through. * Support Groups: Join groups to talk and share feelings. * Counseling: Get help from trained therapists. * Wellness Activities: Enjoy fun activities like art, yoga, and games. * Mental Health Education: Learn about taking care of your mind. * Crisis Help: Get immediate support when you need it most.
For more details, visit here.
Physical Health Services * Harm Reduction: Learn how to stay safe and reduce risks. * Safe Sex Education: Get information about safe sex practices. * HIV Testing: Know your HIV status with private testing. * Sexual Health Clinic: Receive care, including PrEP, to prevent HIV. * Referrals: Get connected to other health services if needed.
For more information, visit here.
Service Categories
Community Health Access and Resource Module