Baltimore City is offering help to those who may be having problems paying their water bills. Look below for more information on the available services.

Promotes and sponsors trusted culturally-relevant educational forums, trainings and referral services that support the health and well-being of Black people and their communities.

The Needle Exchange Program gives clean needles and teaches how to prevent overdoses.

Providing financial support to immigrant families (Se habla español). Brindar apoyo financiero a las familias inmigrantes.

Support, resources, food pantry, and job training for low-income or homeless women in Baltimore.

This program helps people with drug or alcohol problems.

Overnight bed for any homeless man who needs shelter for the night. Separate center for women and children.

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

This clinic helps adults, kids, and families with feelings, drug use, and daily life needs.

This clinic helps adults, kids, and families with feelings, drug use, and daily life needs.

If you qualify, you can get 40 free Lyft rides to help you get to and from work.

This center works to help families who have experienced violence.

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

Advancing hope, healing and resilience for those impacted by trauma, abuse and violence.

Thread connects students, university, volunteers, and community partners. Thread accepts new clients ONLY in the Spring