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Homeless Services

More than 2,500 people are experiencing homelessness on any given night in the Baltimore region.

People experience homelessness for a variety of reasons. Periodic homelessness is often caused by loss of employment, sudden illness, domestic violence, or other crises. Longer term homelessness can often result from untreated mental health challenges, disabilities, and addiction.

Our Homeless and Supportive Housing Services employ cutting-edge, best practice solutions to minimize the incidence and duration of homelessness, with the ultimate goal of ending homelessness in our community. Our services include homelessness prevention and shelter diversion, comprehensive 24/7 shelters, day shelter, rapid rehousing, and permanent supportive housing.

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Our SHELTER SERVICES

  • Sarah’s Hope Family Shelter

    Sarah’s Hope Family Shelter is a comprehensive 145 bed shelter in Baltimore City serving families experiencing homelessness. Services are 24/7 with family rooms. Provides a short term, safe place to live and to receive supportive services to move from homelessness to housing.

     

  • Hannah More Family Shelter

    Hannah More Family Shelter is a comprehensive 85 bed shelter in Baltimore County serving families experiencing homelessness. Services are 24/7 with family rooms. Provides a short term, safe place to live and to receive supportive services to move from homelessness to housing.

  • Interim House Family Shelter

    Interim House Family Shelter is a 10 unit transitional shelter in Baltimore County serving families experiencing homelessness. Services are 24/7 with family rooms. Provides a short term, safe place to live and to receive supportive services to move from homelessness to housing.

  • Eastside Shelter

    Eastside Shelter is a 248-bed shelter, offering essential resources and a safe, supportive environment for families, single women, and single men who are facing homelessness, helping them regain stability and secure permanent housing as quickly as possible. 

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Featured Story

Daytwone and Briana’s Story

In April 2024, Daytwone, Briana, and their son Antonio’s first day at the Hannah More Family Shelter was a mix of emotions. “We were grateful to have meals, showers, and a community that genuinely cared,” Briana said.
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Daytwone and Briana's Story