Mental Health

Mental Health
Rebuild, Overcome, and Rise (ROAR) Center at University of MD, Baltimore
Provides a range of Free Legal Services for victims of crime. You don’t need to have reported the crime to the police to get help.

ROAR’s staff of attorneys, paralegal, social workers, and a community health nurse manager work collaboratively to aid survivors of crime and violence in Baltimore City attain “justice”, autonomy, and self-worth, as defined and directed by them. ROAR provides free legal, social work, counseling/therapy, and nurse care management services. ROAR is committed to being low-barrier, trauma-informed, trauma-responsive, and victim-defined. A survivor of crime does not have to have filed a police report to receive services from ROAR. ROAR has no immigration status restrictions and serves people who make less than $70,000 per year plus an additional $5k per year for each dependent. We assist people who do not have IDs, who have criminal backgrounds, and those for whom a warrant may be outstanding.

Mental Health
520 W. Fayette Street Suite 320 Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 706-0836
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Mental Health
Total Health Care Inc
Division Health Center
Substance Use
1501 Division Street Baltimore, MD 21217
(410)-383-8300
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Mental Health
Traveler's Aid Program
The Samaratin Center

WE OFFER A WIDE RANGE OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES TO INCLUDE INDIVIDUAL, GROUP AND FAMILY THERAPY. PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION SERVICES FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS, THERAPEUTIC BEHAVIORAL SERVICES AND THERAPEUTIC RECREATIONAL SERVICES.

Substance Use
17 W. Franklin St Baltimore, MD 21201
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Mental Health
University of Maryland Medical Center
Walter P Carter Center (HC MH SA)
Mental Health
701 W. Pratt Baltimore, MD 21201
(410)-328-2207
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
Mental Health
Volunteers Of America Paca House

Expungement services, returning citizen advocate and training services. Call for more information.

Substance Use
116 North Paca St. Baltimore, MD 21202
Bus Route Veteran
Mental Health
Rebuild, Overcome, and Rise (ROAR) Center at University of MD, Baltimore
Provides a range of Free Legal Services for victims of crime. You don’t need to have reported the crime to the police to get help.

ROAR’s staff of attorneys, paralegal, social workers, and a community health nurse manager work collaboratively to aid survivors of crime and violence in Baltimore City attain “justice”, autonomy, and self-worth, as defined and directed by them. ROAR provides free legal, social work, counseling/therapy, and nurse care management services. ROAR is committed to being low-barrier, trauma-informed, trauma-responsive, and victim-defined. A survivor of crime does not have to have filed a police report to receive services from ROAR. ROAR has no immigration status restrictions and serves people who make less than $70,000 per year plus an additional $5k per year for each dependent. We assist people who do not have IDs, who have criminal backgrounds, and those for whom a warrant may be outstanding.

Mental Health
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520 W. Fayette Street Suite 320 Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 706-0836
Bus Route