If you are an older adult 60 or older and have low income, you can get a benefit card. You can use the card to buy fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, and herbs at farmers’ markets that take part in the program.

Providing financial support to immigrant families.

Promotes healthy behaviors and helps those affected by drug use by providing safe resources like support, syringe services, and other drug use needs.

Beans & Bread gives out free breakfast and lunch to people in need.

Supporting and building their community by giving out fresh fruits and vegetables, serving weekly meals, and hosting back-to-school events, working to help people’s bodies, hearts, and spirits.

This program helps people who are working to recover from opioid use and mental health issues.

Civic Works has various programs from home, energy, food assistance to career training.

This program helps foster families with problems like stress, big feelings, or a crisis.

The organization provides goods and supplies available for pick-up, and provides services include mobile health van and support groups. Events such as free legal clinic or mobile health center are held on specific dates. Click here for more event dates.

Action in Maturity gives rides, support, and helpful services to people in Baltimore who are 55 and older. They offer trips of request, weekly grocery trips, and bus trips for a small fee ranging from $3-$12.** Appointment should be made at least two weeks beforehand.** Call 410-889-7915.

Addiction and substance abuse services.

Bringing hope, healing, and strength to people who have been hurt by trauma, abuse, or violence.

Working to coordinate comprehensive efforts that address gun violence.

Get hygiene kits, safer injection and sex supplies, and more harm reduction supplies here.

The Women’s Law Center aids with protective orders, immigration and family law.