DBU INC. has empowering programs targeted to help individuals impacted by trauma, including survivors of domestic violence and other life-altering experiences.

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

South Baltimore Learning Center (SBLC) provides educational learning for adults.

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

The Mayor’s Office of Children & Family Success (MOCFS) helps children and families in Baltimore get the resources and opportunities they need to succeed. They work with the city, make policies, use data to create helpful programs, and work closely with the community and other partners.

Home-based program that addresses both function and healthcare expenses

Helps parents with substance use problems get support and work on bringing their children home.

Village of Violetville, Inc. is a neighborhood association group that has resources and programming for residents in the community.

This program helps people in recovery and their families with support and learning.

Overnight shelter for people over 18 experiencing homelessness.

Provides resources, support, education, technical support and advocacy related to teen pregnancy, teen pregnancy prevention, and teen parenting.

Family education programs and job training available here.

Baltimore Curriculum Program houses six public charter school throughout Baltimore City.

Best Buddies aims to provided social and employment support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in Maryland.

This center works to help families who have experienced violence.