Housing

Housing
Baltimore Rescue Mission
Men's Division: provides food, clothing, shelter, showers, and a one-hour gospel service each evening

Overnight Emergency Shelter. Doors open at 5 p.m., close at 7:45 p.m. ID required (if no id, have a 5 day grace period) No shorts, no tank tops. Showers, toiletries provided. Free clothes given out Monday, Wednesday, Friday for those staying at the shelter. 5 Day alcohol detox. Women and Children Only. *Children-Boys: must be 9 years old or younger, Girls: Any age.

4 N Central Ave Baltimore, MD 21202
(410)-342-2533
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
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Baltimore Rescue Mission
Karis Home for Women and Children: provides food, clothing, shelter, showers, and a one-hour gospel service each evening

Food Pantry: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month 10 a.m. - noon. Free.

1228 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, MD 21202
(410)-342-1323
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
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Chrysalis House
Providing women and children comprehensive recovery programs and services, including housing.

Transform the lives of women and children by providing comprehensive recovery programs and services that support the development of their inherent strengths, talents, and potential.

Substance Use
4207 Frederick Ave Baltimore, MD 21229
(410)-974-6829
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DeVaughn Intervention Teach and Treat Options
(DITTO)

Substance Abuse treatment: Intensive Outpatient, Standard Outpatient, DWI, detox and early intervention. CARF accredited. Medicaid accepted.

Substance Use
4804 York Road 2 Baltimore, MD 21212
(443)-873-8958
Bus Route Parole and Probation
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DeVaughn Intervention Teach and Treat Options
(DITTO)

Substance Abuse treatment: Intensive Outpatient, Standard Outpatient, detox and early intervention. CARF accredited. Medicaid accepted.

Substance Use
8035 Harford Road C Parkville, MD 21234
(410)-661-0800
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Housing
Druid Heights Development Corporation
Provides housing and wrap around services

Our mission is to cause, encourage and promote community self-empowerment through the development of economic, educational, employment and affordable housing opportunities.

2140 McCulloug St Baltimore, MD 21217
(410)-523-1350
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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.

Mental Health
1400 E Lombard Street Baltimore, MD 21231
(410)-522-0225
Bus Route Men
Housing
Eastside Family Shelter
Contact Baltimore County Department of Social Services to be referred into this shelter at 410-887-8463.

Provides 24-hour shelter, support services and referrals to homeless families and single Women. The maximum length of stay is 4-6 months. Women and children only. Free.

Call for location in Rosedale Rosedale, MD
410-285-4674 ext. 305
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
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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.

Mental Health
Call for location in Dundalk Dundalk, MD
(410)-285-7496
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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.

Substance Use
1564 Sheffield Road Baltimore, MD 21218
(410) 522-3223
Bus Route Parole and Probation
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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.

Substance Use
3643 Woodland Ave Baltimore, MD 21215
(443) 423-1500
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Housing
Healthcare for the Homeless
Baltimore City- provides help finding housing

Housing, Govt' IDs, Education

Mental Health
421 Fallsway Baltimore, MD 21202
(410)-837-5533
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Housing
Baltimore Rescue Mission
Men's Division: provides food, clothing, shelter, showers, and a one-hour gospel service each evening

Overnight Emergency Shelter. Doors open at 5 p.m., close at 7:45 p.m. ID required (if no id, have a 5 day grace period) No shorts, no tank tops. Showers, toiletries provided. Free clothes given out Monday, Wednesday, Friday for those staying at the shelter. 5 Day alcohol detox. Women and Children Only. *Children-Boys: must be 9 years old or younger, Girls: Any age.

Website
4 N Central Ave Baltimore, MD 21202
(410)-342-2533
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
Housing
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.

Substance Use
Website
1564 Sheffield Road Baltimore, MD 21218
(410) 522-3223
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Housing
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.

Substance Use
Website
3643 Woodland Ave Baltimore, MD 21215
(443) 423-1500
Bus Route Parole and Probation