Get Ready to Work!

Good news!

Mary­land employ­ers with more than 15 employ­ees can­not ask you about your crim­in­al record before your first in-per­son inter­view. You can be asked about your record in an in-per­son interview.

Find­ing work after incar­cer­a­tion is chal­len­ging but there are people who can help you.

For imme­di­ate help

Bal­timore City

The Reentry Cen­ter at North­w­est Career Center

Mondaw­min Mall

2401 Liberty Heights Ave, Suite 302

Bal­timore, Mary­land 21215

(410) 396‑7873

Click Here for Help Find­ing Your New Career. 

 

Turn­around Tuesday

Com­munity Out­reach Coordinator

Ms. Col­lie Thomas

(443) 469‑9560

www​.turn​aroundtues​day​.org

Bal­timore County

Work­force Devel­op­ment Centers

Hunt Val­ley: (410) 887‑7940

Liberty Cen­ter: (410) 887‑8912

East­point: (410) 288‑9050 ext. 424

Bal­timore County Job-Seeker Services

Oth­er resources

State-wide reentry navigators

Mary­land Re-entry Nav­ig­at­ors lis­ted below are team of employ­ment spe­cial­ists whose role is to con­nect justice-involved job seekers with busi­nesses. They will con­nect you with the employ­ment oppor­tun­it­ies, skills and cre­den­tials, and oth­er loc­al resources you might need to become inde­pend­ent and successful.

Anne Arundel County
Linthic­um Amer­ic­an Job Center
410−590−9288
West­ern Maryland
Wash­ing­ton County Amer­ic­an Job Center
301−393−8222
Lower East­ern Shore
Lower Shore Amer­ic­an Job Center
410−341−8533, ext. 1216
Bal­timore City
East­side One-Stop Career Center
410−396−9030
Prince George’s County
Prince George’s Amer­ic­an Job Center
301−883−3191