Addiction and substance abuse services.

Standard outpatient care, intensive outpatient care, and medication-assisted treatment. (Atención ambulatoria estándar, atención ambulatoria intensiva y tratamiento con medicamentos).

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

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

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

Bringing hope, healing, and strength to people who have been hurt by trauma, abuse, or violence.

Mental health services, social support (such as food, housing, and income assistance), and many more services are offered here.

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.

Substance abuse treatment services.

Action in Maturity gives rides, support, and helpful services to people in Baltimore who are 55 and older. They offer trips of request, weekly grocery trips, and bus trips for a small fee ranging from $3-$12.** Appointment should be made at least two weeks beforehand.** Call 410-889-7915.

This service gives free support to people with Alzheimer’s and the people who care for them.

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

MobilityLink gives rides to people with disabilities who cannot use regular buses or trains alone.

Maryland New Directions is an employment center that has services to help people seeking employment.

New Shiloh Baptist Church's food pantry is open on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month at 10 a.m.