Connect with resources in Baltimore City
Community Resources
366 Results
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Sixty Plus Legal Program (All other counties)
Maryland Department of Aging
(410) 951-7760
legal aid for seniors
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Sixty Plus Legal Program (Baltimore City)
Maryland Department of Aging
(410) 539-3112
legal services for seniors
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Sixty Plus Legal Program (Montgomery County)
Maryland Department of Aging
(301) 279-9100
Legal aid for seniors
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Sixty Plus Legal Program (Baltimore County)
Maryland Department of Aging
(410) 337-9100
legal services for seniors
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The Nolita Project
Organization
(424) 653-7663
The Nolita Project offers youth programming.
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St. Francis of Assisi Church
Organization
(410) 235-5136
Location
3615 Harford Road , Baltimore, MD 21218Provides food baskets to each family served, as well as gift cards to families with children or the elderly in order to purchase Christmas gifts.
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Dads United Organization
Organization
Location
1927 Druid Hill Ave , Baltimore, MD 21217Support and community development for Black fathers in the Baltimore area.
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Loving Arms
Loving Arms Incorporated
(443) 415-1174
Location
2901 Druid Park Drive Suite 103 , Baltimore, MD 21215Provides mentoring and referral services for youth ages 12-18 who are runaway, homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless, as well as minors who are victims of domestic sex and labor trafficking.
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Heritage Treatment Center (HTC)
Organization
(443) 873-9389
Location
4200 Edmondson Avenue, Suite 102 (Village Medical Center) , Baltimore, MD 21229Opioid treatment program and behavioral health treatment services.
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Families First Counseling and Psychiatry (FFCP)
Organization
(240) 304-3327
Location
800 N Charles St. , Baltimore, MD 21201Families First Counseling & Psychiatry is an outpatient mental health clinic (OMHC) providing behavioral health services for children, adolescents, and adults in Maryland.
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Donna Bruce Unlimited INC (DBC INC)
Organization
(443) 780-6939
Location
5020 Gwynn Oak Ave , Gwynn Oak, MD 21207DBU INC. has empowering programs targeted to help individuals impacted by trauma, including survivors of domestic violence and other life-altering experiences.
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Kennedy Krieger School Programs
Kennedy Krieger Institute
(443) 923-9200
Location
801 North Broadway , Baltimore, MD 21205Provides educational services for students with learning challenges.
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The Bit Center Food Distribution
The Bit Center
(410) 547-9934
Location
315 Homeland Southway , Baltimore, MD 21212Food box distribution to neighborhoods. Priorities are given to seniors and families with children.
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Baltimore COVID-19 Asset Map
Organization
(410) 396-4804
Use this map to find resources in the Baltimore Area!
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Men and Families Center
Men and Families Center Inc
(410) 614-5353 x 9462
Location
2222 Jefferson St , Baltimore, MD 21231Has services for men and food boxes are available here for pickup every other Thursday at 11am.
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Youth Commission
YOUTH COMMISSION
(410) 396-3100
Location
100 N. Holliday St. , Baltimore, MD 21202The purpose of the Youth Commission is to allow youth the chance to provide advice and recommendations for the Mayor, the City Council, and municipal agencies. The advice can be addressed to the development of community and government policies, programs, and services that support children, youth, and their families
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Home Connections
St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore
(410) 732-1892
Location
2305 North Charles st., suite 300 , Baltimore, MD 21218This program helps single adults who have been homeless find a safe place to live and get support.
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Family Survivor Network (FSN)
Family Survivor Network (FSN)
(443) 869-2694
Location
1706 Laurens Street , Baltimore, MD 21227Their mission is to support healing from gun violence, harm, and unfair systems.
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The Parents’ Place of Maryland
Organization
(800) 394-5694
Location
802 Cromwell Park Dr, Suite H , Glen Burnie, MD 21061Resources, support, and information provided to parents of children with disabilities and special health care needs.
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Holistically Empowered Youth, Inc. (HEY)
Organization
Location
3 Easter Court. Suite H , Owings Mills, MD 21117 -
Family Recovery Program (The Chance Building) (FRP)
The Family Recovery Program
(410) 605-0492
Location
301 North Gay Street , Baltimore, MD 21202Helps parents with substance use problems get support and work on bringing their children home.
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Learning Is For Tomorrow (LIFT)
Organization
(410) 522-1705
Location
901 North Milton Avenue Suite 210 , Baltimore, MD 21205Learning Is For Tomorrow (LIFT) provides reading education for adults.
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Weinberg Housing Resource Center (WHRC)
Catholic Charities of Baltimore City
(667) 600-3230
Location
320 Cathedral Street , Baltimore, MD 21201WHRC gives a safe place to sleep and meals to people who do not have a home.
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UEmpower of Maryland, Inc.
Organization
(443) 860-6997
Location
424 S. Pulaski Street , Baltimore, MD 21223Services
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Mayor's Office of Employment Development (MOED)
Organization
(410) 396-3009
Provides Baltimore City residents with resources to conduct a successful job search.
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Midtown Community Benefits District
Organization
(410) 528-1512
Location
1505 Eutaw Place, Suite 203 , Baltimore, MD 21217Midtown Community Benefits District aims to improve the area through cleanup and other community events.
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Thread
Organization
(410) 660-8343
Location
PO Box 1584 , Baltimore, MD 21203Thread connects students, university, volunteers, and community partners. Thread accepts new clients ONLY in the Spring
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Umar Boxing (Food Rescue Baltimore)
Food Rescue Baltimore
(410) 728-3600
Location
1217 W. North Ave. , Baltimore, MD 21217Free food to take every Wednesday at 12:00 PM. Lasts 1 Hour. Bring a bag!
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Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Birth Companions
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Birth Companions Program
(410) 610-6458
Free Birth Support for Baltimore City
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Community Action Network/Garden Village (CAN)
Community Action Network Inc
(410) 285-4674 x 213
Location
6011 St. Regis Rd , Baltimore, MD 21206The Community Assistance Network, Inc. (CAN)'s mission is to work in partnership with the community to develop, operate, and support programs that reduce vulnerability and promote personal growth, stability and self-sufficiency among low-income residents.
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