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Provides perishable and nonperishable food to individuals in need.

Food Assistance

Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Available in-person and online

Provides medication-assisted treatment for individuals with opioid use disorder using methadone in combination with counseling and recovery supports. Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Methadone (Suboxone or Subutex) is provided for individuals addicted to opioids

• Vivitrol is available for individuals struggling with alcohol use

Provides comprehensive gynecologic care, preventive health screenings, and specialized treatments for conditions affecting the female reproductive system. Medical Care​ More information:

• Performs routine wellness exams, including pap smears and human papillomavirus (HPV) testing
• Offers diagnostic services for gynecologic cancers, including sonography and endometrial biopsies
• Screens for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and provides vaccination options
• Delivers perimenopause and menopause support
• Helps manage menstrual cycle irregularities, pelvic pain, urinary tract infections, and incontinence
• Facilitates care coordination and referrals for subspecialized treatments

Offers an intensive outpatient behavioral health program that includes individual psychosocial assessment, individual treatment plan, and medication monitoring. Mental Health Services

Offers volunteer opportunities. Volunteering More information:

• Includes sorting and stocking food, sorting and hanging clothes, organization and cleaning, and administrative assistance

Assists in acquiring and renewing passports. Records, Licenses, and Permits

Provides support services for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Disability Services More information:

• Includes case management, employment training, employment placing, workshops, family education, advocacy
• Offers community-based services and group living in supervised homes
• Adult Day Centers coordinate recreational, fitness, arts, and personal development activities.
• Childcare available

Supports individuals with disabilities and their families transition from nursing facilities to independent living by providing medical, financial, and disability related resources.

Case Management

Matches volunteers with individuals needing assistance with preparing meals, shopping for groceries, and other household needs.

In-Home Care

Provides prescription medication drop boxes at all Baltimore City Police Precincts to dispose of expired, unused, unwanted, or over-the-counter medications. Prescription Services

Offers exams and treatments for vulvovaginal health concerns, including infections, skin irritation, and long-term pain. Medical Care More information:

• Diagnoses and treats yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
• Performs pelvic exams and lab tests
• Helps manage chronic conditions like vulvodynia
• Addresses tissue changes and discomfort resulting from menopause or autoimmune disorders
• Oral and topical medications, hormonal therapy, local anesthetics, and physical therapy available

Helps older adults protect their personal identity, report errors on healthcare bills, and identify deceptive healthcare practices. Advocacy More information: - Mobilizes resources to resolve and publicize healthcare fraud concerns

Helps refugees develop English language proficiency for faster social integration and economic self-sufficiency.

Educational Programs

Provides gently used clothing at no cost for individuals in need.

Clothing Assistance

Provides an alternative to hospitalization for individuals with mental illness who are in crisis. Mental Health Services More information:

• Includes medical treatment and medication management
• Offers group sessions, family assistance, and suicide prevention

Provides emergency shelter for victims of intimate partner violence and their children. Temporary Shelter

​More information: - Residents have access to legal services, counseling, childcare and after-school services, and a health clinic - Offers brief hotel stays when shelter is full, and funding is available - Average length of shelter stay is 30 to 60 days - Accepts donations of new clothing and household items, wish list available on website

Provides individuals and families with financial assistance for heating and utility expenses.

Utility Assistance

More information:

• Applicants may be homeowners, renters, roomers, or boarders
• Available all year for electricity and during the winter months for heat
• Limited funds available for furnace repair, replacement, and other weatherization procedures

Provides used vehicles that will serve eligible families for two years or 24,000 miles. Transportation

Provides long-term care and rehabilitation services. Medical Care More information:

• Offers occupational, physical, and speech therapies
• Includes Alzheimer and dementia care

Provides military families with information about military benefits. Benefits Counseling More information:

• Available in-person and by phone
• Helps with DEERS, TRICARE, and ID cards
• Offers family networking and connections to community resources

Provides a food pantry with perishable and nonperishable food.

Food Assistance

Offers basic medical care for adults and children, including preventative and chronic care, immunizations, and referrals to specialists if needed. Medical Care More Information:

• Provides labs for diagnostic testing
• Offers health screenings and healthy lifestyle assessments

Accepts donations of clothes, office and leisure equipment, personal items, toiletries, and household items. Donations

Provides volunteering opportunities, including administrative work, mentorship, and donations organization. Volunteering