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New Vision House of Hope (410.466.8558)

515 South Haven Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21224

http://www.newvisionhouseofhope.com/wordpress/

Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-3pm

Available to:

People recovering from substance abuse

HIV positive

History of incarceration

Veterans

“Community-at-large”

Intake process:

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Emergency shelter

Available to women

Overnight shelter and meals to 60 women

Minority Outreach and Technical Assistance (MOTA) program

Smoking cessation assistance is funded partially by MOTA

Based on proportion of minorities NVHOH serves 

Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF)

Available to low-income veterans or veterans and their families that are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless

Must be honorably or generally discharged

Referral for permanent housing placements

Assistance with Security Deposits

Assistance with Rent

Assistance with Utility Bills

Childcare Assistance

Case Management

Assistance with Applying for Benefits

Transportation

Job Readiness Coaching

Referrals for Jobs

Referrals for Primary Medical Care, Mental Health & Substance Use Disorders, Legal Services and Credit Counseling.

Fact Sheet: http://www.newvisionhouseofhope.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/SSVF-Fact-Sheet-.pdf

Transitional Housing:

Available to anyone, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, religion

Must be homeless, HIV positive, have mental or physical disability, and/or suffer from drug abuse

Provides case management in addition to long-term housing

Referral form: http://www.newvisionhouseofhope.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/NVHOH-Refferral-Form.pdf

Permanent housing assistance and referrals

Relapse prevention

Employment readiness/entrepreneurial workshops

Men and women rap sessions

Personal development and healthy-living training

HIV/AIDS counseling and support

  Last updated 12/8/14

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Karis Home (410.342.1323)

1228 E Baltimore St, Baltimore MD 21202

Available to:

Single women

Women with children

...who would like to or are willing to participate in religious services (7pm evening gospel and morning devotional following breakfast)

CODE BLUE SHELTER

Emergency Shelter:

To get a client into Karis Home call as soon as possible in the morning, ideally well before 8 am. If they have space they will do a phone interview and the client must be at Karis Home by 3pm for intake. If they don’t have space, call as early as possible the next morning.

Arrive by 3pm; must leave by 9am

Operates on a first call first serve basis every day

Maximum stay is 30 days; must complete an intake “Karis Home interview” (call number above)

Nourishment:

Available to those staying in the shelter:

Dinner provided at 5:30pm

Breakfast served at 7:30am

Showers:

Available for those staying in the shelter, with toiletries and towels provided

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House of Ruth (410.889.7884)

2201 Argonne Dr, Baltimore, MD 21218

Available to:

Women...

Women and children...

Transwomen...

...who are victims of domestic violence

No unaccompanied minors, except sometimes allows pregnant teens or teen moms

Children’s Programs:

Licensed day care with developmental programming for young children available to residents

Bilingual staff and translators available

Counseling and Case Management:

Therapeutic counseling in individual and group settings

Case management

Emergency Shelter:

23 private rooms for women and children in imminent danger

Even if the shelter is full, women in dire situations will be accommodated

Health Care:

Health clinic staffed by JHU School of Nursing for immediate health concerns of residents

Legal Aid:  

Helps obtain protective orders, peace orders, divorce decrees, custody of children and child support for free.

Nourishment:

Meals provided to residents

Recreation:

Large gathering living rooms where residents talk together, play games, and watch movies or television.

Transitional Housing:

6 transitional apartments and supportive services

Residents commit to stay 6 months and the maximum stay is 2 years. Residents must maintain a source of income and pay subsidized rent monthly.

All residents who are experiencing mental health problems or have abused drugs or alcohol must seek and stay in treatment.

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Overflow Shelters (Men’s & Women’s)

CODE BLUE SHELTERS

Emergency Shelter:

MEN: Clients are transported from the HRC to an undisclosed location at 7:15pm; capacity: 100 men

WOMEN: Clients are transported from 20 S. CAROLINE STREET(CAROLINE & LOMBARD) at 4:00PM to 6:00PM; capacity: 60 women

Last updated 11/5/14