Mental Health

Dynamic Healthcare

Earl's Place

Housing for men

Transitional housing services, case management. Provides referral services, health and mental health services and job training. May remain in the housing for up to 2 years. Men only. No sex offenders. Rent is 30% of income or waived if unemployed. Call for intake.

Echo House Multi Service Center Inc

Echo House Multi- Service Center Inc.

Food pantry, mentoring, tutoring and life skills training.

Empowering Minds Resource Center

10 week sessions for Adult Basic Education, GED preparation and English Language Acquisition. Free.

Epoch Counseling Center

Dundalk

Intensive/Standard Outpatient for substance abuse and mental health. Suboxone management. Accepts Medicaid.

Epoch Counseling Center

Essex

Intensive/Standard Outpatient for substance abuse and mental health. Accepts Medicaid.

Family Crisis Center Inc.

Housing for victims of domestic violence

Emergency shelter, counseling and victim advocacy. Open to men, Women and children (as long as accompanied by a parent). No sex offenders or people with open warrants. Free.

Family Crisis Center of Baltimore County

Freedom Advocates Celebrating Ex- Offenders (F.A.C.E.)*

Provides temporary housing and wrap around resources. Call Marlo at 410-522-3223

Positive Steps Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) is an ancillary service for children and adults who suffer with a severe mental impairment and who are currently receiving psychotherapy treatment. Also available is Substance Abuse program provides an initial assessment, on-site urinalysis, individual and group therapy as well as DWI/DUI classes. Medical assistance accepted.

Gaudenzia Inc.

Owings Mills-Richards Building

Short, intermediate and long term substance abuse and mental health services. Inpatient/Outpatient/Detox. Accepts Medicaid.

Gaudenzia Inc.

The Harry and Jannette Weinberg Center- Transitional Housing for Men In Recovery

Gaudenzia helps individuals and families affected by drug and alcohol dependency, mental illness, and related conditions to achieve a better quality of life and become accountable individuals. This is accomplished through a continuum of care leading to long-term recovery guided by a philosophy of mutual concern, personal responsibility, research, and community education.