Community Resources

For shelters and emergency housing, individuals will need to go through the Mayor's Office of Homeless Services to request a referral, call 443-984-9540

For inquiries and shelter concerns, call the hotline 410-396-7624 or emailshelterconcerns@baltimorecity.gov

Eviction Prevention Program working with Community Action Partnership (CAP) Centers throughout the city, call 410-545-0900 for assistance

Clothing (hours and supplies vary, call ahead)

-  Drink at the Well

-  Franciscan Center

-  Mt. Pleasant Church

Baby supplies (hours and supplies vary, call ahead)

-  City of Refuge

-  Agape house

-  40 W Assistance and Referral Center

Office of Home Energy Programs must apply online or contact 211 for an application via mail Fuel Fund call 410-235-9080 (option1) or 211 can assist with application

www.fuelfundmaryland.org

Baltimore City DSS offers financial assistance towards furniture, call 443-423-6600 or Department Human Resources call 800-332-6347

Lexaco (Lexington St) - company sells furniture, appliances, and bedding at a discounted rate with free delivery 410-752-6024

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Baltimore City and its partners are providing free grab-n-go meals for youth and families across the city. To see a list of grab-n-go meals sites foryouth and families, click here.

To see a list of school meal site visit: https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/meals

Disability Rights Maryland | disabilityrightsmd.org Maryland Legal Aid | mdlab.org

MVLS | mvlslaw.org

Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland | probonomd.org

Find a Vaccine

Coronavirus - Maryland Department of Health - Vaccine

Find a Testing Site

Coronavirus - Maryland Department of Health - Symptoms Testing

Grads2Careers offers free career training programs for Baltimore City graduates ages 17-21. We provide training in fields including but notlimited to Health Care, Information Technology, Construction, and Hospitality. Some of the benefits of joining G2C are: you’ll be guidedthrough the process of choosing a training provider, all training can be completed in a year or less, counseling and wraparound supports areoffered, and training providers offer job placement assistance. Please visit our

website bmoreg2c.com to access our application and learn more about the programs we offer.

Enoch Pratt Library e-card:

https://stage.prattlibrary.org/ecard/ Free Meals & Food Sites

Baltimore City is offering free meals and groceries for residents across the city during the COVID-19 crisis (updated weekly)

Family League Emergency Food Sites:

https://www.familyleague.org/covid-19-response/#1582930269642-8d39949f-a315c933-071a Baltimore City School Site Meal PickUps: https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/meal-sites

Baltimore City’s Emergency Food Insecurity Response for children, older adults and food insecure residents:https://coronavirus.baltimorecity.gov/food-distribution-sites

Bmore Children Food Sites, Grocery Boxes and Produce: https://www.bmorechildren.com/freemeals 

Baltimore City Community College

710 East Lombard Street Baltimore, MD 21202

410-986-5449

Services: reading, writing, math, ESOL & GED preparation

South Baltimore Learning Center 

28 East Ostend Street Baltimore, MD 21230

410-625-4215

Services: class and individual tutoring in reading, writing, math, GED preparation & National External Diploma Program (NDEP)

Strong City Baltimore 2101 East Biddle StreetBaltimore, MD 21213

410-261-3524

Services: reading, writing, math, ESOL & GED preparation

Learning is for Tomorrow (LIFT) 901 North Milton Avenue 2ndfloor Baltimore, MD 21205

410-522-1705

info@liftbaltimore.org

Center for Adult & Family: Community College of Baltimore County 

7200 Sollers Point Road Baltimore, MD 21222

443-840-4259

Services: reading, writing, math, ESOL & GED preparation

Community College of Baltimore County: Essex 

7201 Rossville Blvd.

Baltimore, MD 21237

Catonsville Campus 800 South Rolling RoadBaltimore, MD 21228

443-840-1279

550 North Broadway Suite 308 Baltimore, MD 21205

410-502-7449

410-328-6091

2201 Argonne Drive

Baltimore, MD 21218

410-889-0840/410-889-7884

Services: shelter for victims of domestic violence

3734 Eastern Avenue

Baltimore, MD 21224

410-732-2176

24/7 Crisis Line: 410-889-7884

Services: services provided to Spanish speaking immigrants that are victims of partner violence

8503 LaSalle Road, 2nd floor Towson, MD 21286

410-377-8111

24-hour helpline: 443-279-0379 Services: emergency shelter

5401 Old Court Road Randallstown, MD 21133

410-496-7555

Services: crisis response, crisis intervention, case management, counseling

410-828-6390

1-800-243-7337

1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

Services: speak with an advocate 24/7 in more than 200 languages. All calls are free & confidential

2510 St. Paul Street #101

Baltimore, MD 21218

Services: grief counseling for those experiencing perinatal loss, loss of an adult child or loss of a loved one to homicide

6702 Charles Street

Towson, MD 21204

443-849-2079

Services: perinatal loss support group

Maternal Infant Care Program 1200 E. Fayette StreetBaltimore, MD 21202

410-396-9404

Services: coordination of prenatal and pediatric appointments, care coordination with medical providers, support throughout pregnancy,family planning and education

1 North Charles Street Suite 900

Baltimore, MD 21201

410-649-0521

Services: health coverage enrollment, home visiting, homeless services, rapid rehousing, ombudsman services

Pregnancy Center North 6805 York Road Baltimore,MD 21212

410-337-2871

Services: pregnancy testing, emotional support, referrals to community resources, support groups, OB ultrasounds, educational incentiveprograms

501 East Fayette Street Room 207

Baltimore, MD 21202

410-878-8650

Services: provides financial assistance to Baltimore City residents facing eviction. Based on funding availability

*MUST HAVE FAILURE TO PAY NOTICE*

Baltimore City: Energy Assistance 311 West Saratoga StreetBaltimore, MD 21201

1-800-332-6347

6401 York Road Baltimore, MD 21212

410-853-3000

Services: financial assistance up to $500 for court ordered evictions and foreclosures

6401 York Road Baltimore, MD 21212

410-853-3000

Baltimore County Housing Office 6401 York Road First FloorBaltimore, MD 21212

Services: formerly known as Section 8. Provides rent subsidies.

*Potential wait list*

1225 W. Pratt Street Baltimore, MD 21223

443-984-2222

410-396-3232

1 North Charles Street Suite 900

Baltimore, MD 21201

410-649-0521

Services: rapid rehousing program

Baltimore County Department of Social Services: 410-853-3000 Services: SNAP (food stamps),Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA)

Baltimore City Department of Social Services: 443-378-4600 Services: SNAP (food stamps),Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA)

Family Law Hotline: 1-800-845-8550

Services: free, brief legal advice from an attorney. Information on Maryland family law

211 MD: Dial 2-1-1 or visit https://211md.org . Resource database

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