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St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore
Baltimore City Health Department
(410) 662-0500
Location
2305 North Charles st., Suite 300 , Baltimore, MD 21218Help people who don’t have much money. They give help, tools, and chances people need to do their best and reach their goals.
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Better Tomorrow Starts Today (BTST)
Organization
(443) 438-6742
Location
1900 Howard St., Suite 300 , Baltimore, MD 21218BTST is a CARF accredited licensed mental health agency providing comprehensive programming and integrated care to children, teens, and adults throughout the state of Maryland.
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Counseling, Helpline, & Aid Network for Abused (CHANA)
Organization
(410) 234-0030
CHANA helps people who are hurt by abuse with counseling, a safe place to stay, and other support.
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First Choice Counseling Center (FCCC)
Organization
(410) 989-9922
Location
9199 Reisterstown Rd, Suite 105B , Owings Mills, MD 21117FCCC provides support for mental health, drug and alcohol education, and recovery.
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BNJ Health Services (Reisterstown)
BNJ Health Services
(443) 795-9003
Location
5246-5248 Reisterstown Road , Baltimore, MD 21215BNJ Health Services helps people who want to stop using drugs or alcohol and get better.
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BNJ Health Services (Washington Blvd)
BNJ Health Services
(410) 624-7894
Location
2701 Washington Boulevard , Baltimore, MD 21230BNJ Health Services helps people who want to stop using drugs or alcohol and get better.
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The Maryland Food Bank
Organization
(410) 737-8282
Location
2200 Halethorpe Farms Rd , Baltimore, MD 21227Maryland Food Bank helps people in Maryland get food.
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Northern Parkway Treatment Services
Organization
(443) 475-0737
Location
3007 E. Northern Parkway , Baltimore, MD 21214This place helps people who are struggling with opioid use.
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Humble Beginnings Treatment Center
Humble Beginnings Recovery
(443) 467-4203
Location
3935 Southern Avenue , Baltimore, MD 21206Humble Beginnings is a safe, drug-free home for adult men who want help with alcohol or drug problems.
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Damascus House, Inc.
Damascus House
(410) 789-7446
Location
4203 Ritchie Highway , Baltimore, MD 21225Level 3.1 Residential treatment facility for men.
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Bikemore
Organization
(443) 475-0350
Location
2209 Maryland Ave , Baltimore, MD 21218Bikemore is an advocacy group that works in urban planning
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March of Dimes (MOD)
Organization
(410) 752-7990
Location
300 W Pratt St #250 , Baltimore, MD 21201Healthy Moms. Strong Babies.
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Weatherization
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
(443) 984-1066
Helps people save energy at home by offering free or low-cost repairs.
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Cottage Avenue Community
St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore
(410) 462-4009
Location
3445 Park Heights Avenue , Baltimore, MD 21215Provides families that previously have experienced homelessness or are experiencing homelessness with affordable permanent housing and supports their efforts to live independently in the community.
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The Cheasapeake and Potamic Region of Narcotics Anonymous (CPRNA)
Narcotics Anonymous: Chesapeake & Potomac Region
(800) 543-4670
Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a free program for people who want to stop using drugs.
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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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Community Asthma Program (CAP)
Organization
(410) 396-3848
Location
7 E. Redwood St, 2nd floor , Baltimore, MD 21202Helps Baltimore City children ages 1 to 18 who have trouble with asthma.
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Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Department of Maryland
The Disabled American Veterans
(410) 539-1310
Location
101 N. Gay Street Room B , Baltimore, MD 21202DAV provides services to injured veterans and their families in three distinct ways: advocacy, awareness, and assistance.
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The Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation
Organization
(213) 222-6327
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.
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