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New Vision House of Hope (NVHOH)
ABOUT
New Vision House of Hope offers substance use and mental health services for veterans and adults
Phone
(410) 466-8558 voice(443) 838-2670 voice
Location
300 E. Lombard St., Suite 1000Baltimore, MD 21202
Services
- Substance Abuse Treatment Program
- Homeless Veteran Re-integration Program
- Transitional Housing and Shelter Program
- Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF)
Website
newvisionhouseofhope.org/
Hours
General Information
New Vision House of Hope helps people with housing, substance use treatment, job training, support groups, and health education. They also have special help for veterans and can assist with transportation. Call 410-960-0335 for a ride.
Services
Substance Abuse Treatment Program
About
This program helps people who are working to stop using drugs or alcohol. It includes group and one-on-one counseling, education about addiction, and support from others. You can choose between part-time or more intensive treatment based on your needs.
Fees:
You can pay with insurance or your own money. Call the center to learn more.Audience:
This program is for people who have problems with drugs or alcohol and want help to recover.Payment Methods Accepted:
- Medicare
Homeless Veteran Re-integration Program
About
This organization is offering employment services to veterans in need. They can help you find jobs, write a resume, and practice interview skills. They can also help with getting tools, work clothes, and certifications. To apply, walk in or call 410-466-8558 and ask to speak with the Program Coordinator Jamal Ferguson.
Audience:
This service is for veterans.Transitional Housing and Shelter Program
About
This program offers transitional housing for up to one year for people facing addiction, HIV/AIDS, or homelessness. It includes seven houses and three shelters, with space for about 60 women each night. Call 410-466-8558 to learn more.
Fees:
Fees depend on what you can afford. You will not be turned away if you cannot pay.Audience:
This service is for adults who need transitional housing and support.Service Categories
Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF)
(SSVF)About
NVHOH helps Veterans and their families who are homeless or might lose their homes. They offer help with finding housing, jobs, and getting other important services.
Phone
(410) 466-8558 voiceEligibility:
Veterans must have an Honorable or General Discharge and have served at least one day in the military.
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