St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore is a leading provider of community services to people suffering from the effects of hunger, homelessness, and poverty in the Baltimore region.

We help thousands of people with resources to help them move beyond the challenges of poverty and achieve their full potential. We believe strongly that everyone has tremendous potential, and that we all have a role in eliminating systemic disadvantages so that all people are guaranteed fair treatment and the opportunity to live in decent, safe, and affordable housing, receive quality education, be employed at a fair wage, have access to health care and healthy food, share in prosperity, and reach their full potential.

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Homeless Services

People experience homelessness for a variety of reasons. Periodic homelessness is often caused by loss of employment, sudden illness, domestic violence, or other crises.

Homeless Services

Hunger Services

Hunger is a constant reality for anyone living in poverty. Many individuals and families must make the impossible choice between paying their rent or buying food. One in eight people in Maryland, and one in four in Baltimore City, are food insecure.

Hunger Services

Housing Services

Employment is essential in order to achieve self-sufficiency. Living wage employment strengthens families, provides stability, allows permanent housing to be obtained and sustained and, for parents, correlates with higher educational achievement for their children.

Housing Services

Child & Family Services

Without access to high-quality education, children born into poverty are likely to remain in poverty throughout their lives. To help break the cycle of poverty, we focus on changing the trajectory for young children through early childhood education.

Child & Family Services