FCCC provides support for mental health, drug and alcohol education, and recovery.

Maryland Access Point helps older adults and people with disabilities in Baltimore City get food and meals.

Inpatient and Outpatient Programs for Adults and Adolescents.

AZIZA/PE&CE Youth Program has been running for 10 years. It helps young people ages 12–24 who may not have the same chances as others. The program teaches life skills and how to start their own businesses, helping them have a better future.

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.

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.

Opiate maintenance therapy and detox treatment facility.

BNJ Health Services helps people who want to stop using drugs or alcohol and get better.

Provides food baskets to each family served, as well as gift cards to families with children or the elderly in order to purchase Christmas gifts.

This program offers support for women recovering from drug or alcohol use.

Oriented around criminal justice issues, particularly those affecting the ability of individuals with criminal records to gain access to education, employment, and the electoral franchise

Teen mother and baby program. Services range from prenatal care to assistance in helping residents find a job to support themselves and the baby.

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

Primary care, mental health and substance abuse services.

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