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.

Food pantry, formula, and diapers available Mondays through Thursdays from 9am-12pm.

SPARC is providing delivery services, STI testing, emotional support, case management, free psychiatry services, and health services.

CASA offers information and services for housing, employment, immigration, health, job training, and more. (Se habla espanol)

This organization helps provide safe housing for LGBTQ+ individuals and free hot meals.

Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) services, dental care services, teen and family clinics, tuberculosis services, mobile clinic, and primary care clinics available by appointment

Food pantry available, substance use treatment, and workshops for those looking to purchase their first home available as well.

Paul’s Place provides food, programs, services, and support that strengthen individuals and families, fostering hope, personal dignity and growth.

Substance abuse treatment for county residents.

Health care services for homeless people offered here!

The YO! Baltimore program helps young people ages 18 to 24 who are not in school. They help with getting a GED and finding a job.

Help people who don’t have much money. They give help, tools, and chances people need to do their best and reach their goals.

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

Helping Up Mission is a program that helps people who are homeless or struggling with addiction, mental health, or poverty. They offer a place to stay, support to get better, and programs to help people heal and start over.