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HealthCare Access Maryland (410.649.0521)

No medical services offered

Available to:

Low-income individuals in Baltimore

Specific populations detailed below

Behavioral Health, 410-637-1900, option 1

Buprenorphine Initiative

Homeless services, 410-649-0500

Operation care, 410-649-0501

  Available to: 

Homeless individuals

Those at risk of becoming homeless

Uninsured or under-insured

Homeless individuals who may have insurance but are not following through with their health care plans

 Care Coordination, 410-649-0500

Available to: 

Pregnant and postpartum women

Newborns

“Lost to care” Medicaid recipients

Children under age 2

Children and adults with special health care needs and chronic illnesses

Family planning recipients

Maternal-child health, 410-649-0521

B-more for Healthy Babies, http://healthybabiesbaltimore.com/

Serves pregnant and postpartum women

Safe Sleep project – portable cribs for qualifying Baltimore City residents

Helping Ourselves through Peer Empowerment (HOPE) - provides single and group support for women who’ve experienced a loss

Financial Assistance, 410-649-0529

Eviction Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Programs

○     Eviction Prevention offers assistance with rent payments for individuals and families who are at-risk of being evicted and becoming homeless

○     Rapid Re-Housing offers assistance with security deposits to help homeless individuals and families secure new housing — quickly.

  MATCH - Making All the Children Healthy in foster care, 443-423-5960

Ensuring children in foster care have access to healthcare

Coordination network: provides assistance in enrollment, directs to medical/dental services, provides case management, and advises on transition from foster care to independent adulthood

For more information, call 443-423-5960

Recovery Care Services, 410-649-0529

State Care coordination

Residents of Anne Arundel Co, Baltimore City, and Baltimore County  

Referred to inpatient and outpatient recovery services

Maryland RecoveryNet

Available to Maryland residents

dental fees

copays

eyeglasses

acupuncture

durable medical equipment

prescriptions

life skills and parenting classes

gym memberships

school supplies for MDRN service recipients

car repairs

legal fees and fines

tools/materials for work

Care coordination for Women and Children

Available to women with at least one child in their custody

Offers support to women currently enrolled in Women and Children Supportive Housing Project

Outpatient substance abuse treatment

  Last updated: 12/9/2014

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Baltimore Behavioral Health, INC. (410.962.7180)

200 South Arlington Ave (Corner of Arlington and Pratt), Baltimore, MD 21223

Hours: Walk-ins and appointments Mon-Fri from 9am-3pm

Available to:

Men

Women

No minors allowed even if they are with parents

Don’t need a referral for anything

Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation:

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Substance Abuse Outpatient Program

To get into program, get a referral and make an appointment.

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Detoxification Program

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Health Care:

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Mental Health Outpatient Program

To get into program, get a referral and make an appointment.

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Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP)

Take care of all psychiatric needs

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Transitional Housing:

Available to: patients that are currently in mental health and substance abuse program that do not have housing

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Dee’s Place (410.276.4035)

1212 N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, MD 21213

(In the rear of the building: a sign is posted at the alley on Wolfe St. which directs you to the front door.)

Hours:

Staff available 24/7 if someone really needs to talk

Have meetings every day starting at: 6am, 7am, 8am, 12pm, 5:30pm, 7pm, 8pm, 9pm, 10pm, and 11pm (If someone is looking for a specific time, call to double-check)

Available to: Men, women, transgender, or unaccompanied minors

Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation:

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Daily Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Meetings

7 days a week, 9pm-9am

              ○  Staff, coordinators, and counselors are available at all times               ○  Meeting starts at night, runs 12 hours                          ○   Biggest groups at 6, 7, 8AM and 9, 10PM               ○ New Beginnings Group: 5:30PM               ○ New Genesis group: M W Th               ○ Times of Illness: Tuesdays 7PM – for those on legitimate prescription medications and would like to participate in NA but not within a typical NA group environment               ○  Recovering NA: Friday 7AM               ○  Additional meetings and workshops: Saturday and Sunday        1:30-3:30PM               ○ Women’s group: Sunday 4PM               ○ No 7PM group on Saturdays and Sundays

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Counseling and Case Management:

Available to: men, women, or transgender individuals.

Certified Addictions Counselor and Case Manager are available during the hours of Monday through Friday (8:00 AM to 4:00 PM)- to refer individuals to treatment and other support services for their housing, legal, health and mental health services, job training and other needs

No walk-ins Monday (but might be told to come back a certain time another day), other days can just walk-in and usually see someone.

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Last updated 1/6/15 

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The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center of Baltimore (GLCCB) (410.777.8145)

1000 Cathedral St., 3rd Floor (Waxter Center), Baltimore, MD 21201

Hours and eligibility vary by service/group.

Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation:

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LGBTQ centered Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) recovery groups

Welcoming to all regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. (No minors allowed)

Meets every Monday at 7:15pm, Thursday at 8:30pm, & Saturday at 6:30pm

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Narcotics Anonymous Men’s Rap Group

Available to: men in recovery (no minors).

Meets every Sunday at 11:30am

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Health Care:

Free and confidential HIV and syphilis testing provided by the Baltimore City Health Department

Available to: all

Every Wednesday from 5:00pm to 8:00pm

LGBT Services and Support:

Available to: Women---

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Women of Color

A collective group committed to providing a safe, confidential, and supportive space for LBTQ women of all colors.

Meets 2nd, 4th, and 5th Thursdays at 7:30pm

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SILhouette

SILhouette (Spiritually in-tuned Lesbians) is a spiritual community of women who love women, desiring to discover, embrace, and live as their spiritual-authentic selves.

Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 7:30pm

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Available to: Men---

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Poz People

Poz People is a free, weekly, peer-led support group for HIV-positive individuals in the LGBT community. The group focuses on all aspects of living with HIV/AIDS in a safe and confidential setting.

Meets every Wednesday from 7pm-8pm, in room 316

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Available to: Transgender Persons---

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Akanni

Black Transmen, Inc. presents Akanni, a support group for all transgender men that are conforming and non-conforming at any stage in their transition process. Akanni is a safe, respectful, and confidential environment where transmen can share their story and their journey. Akanni is from the Yoruba language meaning profitable encounter.

Meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6pm

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Baltimore Trans-Masculine Alliance

A support group for FTMs.

Meets 3rd Thursday at 6:30pm

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Tran*quility

A support group for MTFs, but anyone who varies from traditional gender expression are welcome.

Meets 2nd and 4th Saturday at 8pm

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Available to: Youth and Young Adults---

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Rainbow Youth Alliance - Baltimore (ages 13-19)

The Rainbow Youth Alliance is a support group for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning teens and their allies. RYA is a safe place to ask questions, find mutual support, and learn information pertinent to their lives. Sponsored by PFLAG Baltimore & the GLCCB, RYA - Baltimore meetings include discussion groups, movies, projects, art, and guest speakers in a safe and supervised environment. Teens between 13 and 19 years of age are welcome, regardless of their gender or orientation. You only need to bring an open heart and mind.

Meets Tuesdays from 7pm-9pm

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Mixed Company (ages 20-30)

A weekly discussion, support, and social group for all young adult LGBT identified or questioning individuals and their allies. The mission of the group is to grow a peer-to-peer support network as well as provide a safe and inclusive environment where members can learn about and openly discuss LGBT issues. In addition, the group will offer the opportunity for local social meet-ups, events and volunteer opportunities outside of meeting days.

Meets every Tuesday at 5:30pm

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Martha’s Place (410.728.8402)

1928 Pennsylvania Ave, Baltimore, MD 21217 - Transitional Housing

1947 Pennsylvania Ave, Baltimore, MD 21217 - Offices

Available to:

Women recovering from drug addiction

Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation--

Transitional Housing:

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Six month residential program

Available to: Women completing 28-day detoxification or 30 Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings in a span of 30 days (must apply while doing that)

Requirements: Pay rent ($10 nightly), complete house chores, and obtain a sponsor

Counseling and Case Management:

Individual and group counseling with the Martha's Place Addictions Counselor; attend daily NA meetings; obtain employment

Education and Training:

Participate in money management training

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Long-term SRO (Single Room Occupancy) housing

Available to: Women that complete any six-month transitional program are eligible to apply

Homes offer individual bedrooms and shared living rooms, dining rooms, bathrooms, laundry facilities, and outdoor gardens. These are unstaffed recovery homes Supportive services such as addictions counseling, money management, remain available to residents on request

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Paul's Place (Tags Continued)

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Recovery in Community (410.362.1400)

31 N. Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21223

Available to:

Insured or uninsured clients (all services are on a sliding fee scale)

Adult men and women

Do not accept unaccompanied minors

Most services are walk-in based

Counseling and Case Management:

Individual counseling

Crisis counseling

Walk ins welcome Mon-Fri 9AM-12PM

Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation:

Intake: Mon-Fri 9am-12pm

Walk-ins welcome; no ID required

Acupuncture: available to program participants and as well as community members

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Outpatient treatment

Educational groups, after-care groups, relapse prevention, individual counseling, crisis counseling, and gender specific groups, with individualized, all-inclusive treatment plans

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NA Meetings

Sat and Sun 1pm-2pm and 4pm-5pm in the Threshold Program

Tues 11am-12pm

Walk-in/drop-in welcome 

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      Drop-In Center: 

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Threshold Program

Available to: men and women, ages 16 and older

Sat and Sun from 11am-7pm

Sat and Sun 1pm-2pm and 4pm-5pm NA meetings        

Recreation:

            Acupuncture

            Televisions

            Relaxation

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Employment Assistance:

Resume help

Job search assistance

Last updated 1/27/15

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