Transitional shelter for men and women who are at least 18 years old, not pregnant, and have no children.

VTC training and job placement programs include automotive maintenance, HVAC/R, and commercial driver’s license (CDL).

Providing economic resources and support to Latino immigrants. Check for their upcoming events [here]https://www.ledcmetro.org/events).

Learn how to save money on your energy bills at home.

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

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.

This service helps people with hard feelings during or after pregnancy.

Provides families that previously have experienced homelessness or are experiencing homelessness with affordable permanent housing and supports their efforts to live independently in the community.

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

Provides comprehensive library services to residents of Baltimore City such as books, digital resources, and various community-focused programs

A small community organization established in 2016 to help Baltimore youth and families who had been impacted by gun violence

The Family Tree leads Maryland to help parents raising their child(ren) and assist professional and community members in preventing child abuse, connects caring communities, and builds strong families to improve society for generations.

Emergency shelter for homeless women and children for up to 30 consecutive nights.

Provides comprehensive library services to residents of Baltimore City. Serves its neighborhood with a comprehensive collection, computer services, and various community programs.

24-hour emergency department.