This service helps older LGBTQ+ adults feel supported.

Civic Works has various programs from home, energy, food assistance to career training.

Free classes to help you learn English and prepare for U.S. citizenship.

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.

Provides help for electricity, gas, water, and internet.

The organization provides goods and supplies available for pick-up, and provides services include mobile health van and support groups. Events such as free legal clinic or mobile health center are held on specific dates. Click here for more event dates.

Deliver special meals specific to health needs in Maryland to feed people, keep them healthy, and give them hope.

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.

BMHA is helping to connect individuals in need of mental health professionals. Provides educational forums, trainings and programs that support the wellbeing of Black people and their communities.

Provides emergency shelter, case management, meals, laundry, and shower facilities for families with children only while they get to live on their own Referral needed.

Civil Justice helps provide legal services to low- and moderate-income Marylanders.

Family education programs and job training available here.

Helps people with HIV who are homeless or used to live in a shelter or nursing home.

Helping women who had to leave their home country recover from the negative events they faced and start a new life in Maryland.

Earl’s Place helps men who are getting better from addiction and do not have a home.