Mentoring Male Teens in the Hood is a group program for boys ages 8 to 18 in the Baltimore area. They offer learning, guest speakers, trips, and sports.

Home-based program that addresses both function and healthcare expenses

Helps people save energy at home by offering free or low-cost repairs.

Urban Alliance has internship opportunities for high school students.

Helps immigrant Latino families in the Baltimore area get support in important areas like mental health, preventing long-term illness, parenting, and job training.

10:12 Sports uses athletics , community, and christ to provide mentoring and job training opportunities for youth.

This program helps people who are working to recover from opioid use and mental health issues.

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.

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

The Mayor’s Office of African American Male Engagement (MOAAME) is committed to creating a Community Collaborative Network and support structure to identify the needs of men and to coordinate, advance, and implement policies and practices that promote opportunities for all of Baltimore’s African American males, as well as others we encounter, to achieve a successful and fulfilling life.