The Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC) was established in 1937 to provide federally-funded public housing programs and related services for Baltimore's low-income residents.

Primary care, mental health and substance abuse services.

Promotes and sponsors trusted culturally-relevant educational forums, trainings and referral services that support the health and well-being of Black people and their communities.

Behavioral health, case management and community resources.

Recovery support for substance abuse, poverty, and homelessness.

Baltimore City Recreation and Parks is the city’s leading provider of affordable, year-round leisure and recreational activities for residents of all ages and abilities. Check here for events.

They aim to change how people see mental illness in the African American community. They encourage those who suffer from these illnesses to get the help they need.

Provides short-term housing for mothers and their children; food; clothing; drug treatment referrals; after school and day camp programs.

Seniors Get Monthly Food Assistance - To Go!

TAP provides access to medically necessary primary and specialty care to uninsured residents.

Provides families that previously have experienced homelessness or are experiencing homelessness with affordable permanent housing and supports their efforts to live independently in the community.

Provides a short-term safe place to live for families with disabilities while receiving supportive services to move from homelessness to housing.

Treatment facility for homeless men.

Economic, educational, employment and affordable housing opportunities.

New Shiloh Baptist Church's food pantry is now open on 1st and 3rd Saturday's from 10 AM-11 AM.