STEP One offers mental health care, Intensive Outpatient Programs (day treatment while living at home), and Partial Hospitalization Programs (more support during the day). They also provide sober, supportive housing to help people stay drug- and alcohol-free in a safe, healthy place.

Get caring help, legal help, and mental health services for people who have lived through crime- all in one place.

Assisi House provides food, clothing, referrals and encouragement to the homeless of the area, men and women in rehabilitation programs, immigrants and needy families.

This service helps women who feel sad, worried, or stressed during or after pregnancy.

Inpatient and Outpatient Programs for Adults and Adolescents.

This service helps people with hard feelings during or after pregnancy.

This service helps people pay their BGE bill if they cannot afford it.

Loyola University teaches students about drug safety and keeps medicine on campus to help in case of an overdose.

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.

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

Manna House gives food, help, and a safe place to people without homes.

MedMark in Baltimore Downtown gives help and support to people with opioid addiction.

Helping Hands Health Services, Inc. and Helping to Heal Mentoring offer a range of integrated behavioral health services for children, teens, and adults.

The Family Tree leads Maryland to help parents raising their child(ren) and assist professional and community members in preventing child abuse, connects caring communities, and builds strong families to improve society for generations.

Prospect Place gives a safe and permanent home to men who have been homeless for a long time.