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Provides a range of essential items and educational supplies.

School Supplies

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- Gives Wal-Mart vouchers to buy new school clothes or supplies
- Distributes school supplies monthly from September through May
- Supplies items for hygiene such as lice shampoo, toiletries, underwear, and socks

• Occasionally offers formula, baby food, and toiletries 
• Assistance is limited to once per month 
• Open on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday for residents of Baltimore City and on the 3rd and 4th Wednesday for residents in zip codes 21209 and 21211

• Donations of clothing, household goods, office equipment, personal items, and toiletries accepted

• Residents receive dinner, case management, and support services 
• Accepts donations of money, paper goods, personal items, and food

Distributes emergency food items and, when available, personal grooming and hygiene supplies.

Food Assistance

Provides emergency shelter for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

Temporary Shelter

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- Includes case management and educational sessions
- Stays are limited to 90 days
- Donations of furniture, cleaning supplies, household items, paper goods, and hygiene items accepted

Offers a crisis shelter and transitional housing for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

Temporary Shelter

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• Communal living for survivors and their children for up to 6 months
• Case management, group sessions, shared kitchen space, common area, laundry facilities
• Pets cannot be accommodated but will assist with placement in a SafeHaven Pets program
• Accepts donations of nonperishable food, hygiene items, diapers, paper products, new sheets and towels; cannot accept used toys and clothing

Provides crisis shelter and support for individuals and families who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking.

Temporary Shelter

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- Shelter includes counseling, support groups, case management, and short-term pet housing
- Accepts donations of nonperishable food, full-sized toiletries, paper products, and other items

Distributes personal hygiene items such as soap, shampoo, conditioner, and menstrual products.

Personal Goods and Services

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- Accepts donations

Distributes nonperishable food items and hygiene products like diapers, shampoo, body wash, toothpaste, and feminine hygiene products.

Food Assistance, Personal Goods and Services

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- Accepts donations of food and hygiene products

• Donations of clothing, household goods, office equipment, personal items, and toiletries accepted

Offers specialized care for children with medical or developmental delays and disabilities.

Child Care

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- Donations of new toys, books, personal hygiene items, hats, gloves, and money accepted

Offers a residential substance use disorder treatment program.

Addiction and Recovery

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- Donations of food and toiletries accepted

Distributes clothing when available. Limited supplies.

Clothing Assistance

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- Donations of toiletries, clothing, and winter clothing accepted

Operates a food pantry that provides food for 7-days, based on household size.

Food Assistance

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- Individuals shop and make their own choices in a grocery store setting
- Pet food, household and hygiene items available as supplies last

• Donations of clothing, household goods, office equipment, personal items, and toiletries accepted

Offers showers and laundry services to individuals in need.

Personal Goods and Services

Accepts donations of personal and household goods.

Donation Programs

• Donations of clothing, household goods, office equipment, personal items, and toiletries accepted

Offers crisis intervention services to children and adults who have experienced violence, abuse, trauma, and other adverse experiences.

Mental Health Services

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- Includes forensic interviews, medical treatment, and mental health services
- Elder Justice Center serves older adults who have experienced any form of abuse
- Operates 2 'safe street' site violence-interruption programs
- Maintains hospital violence response teams at Sinai Hospital and Grace Medical Center
- Offers community trainings for professionals
- Accepts donations of money, clothing, books, toys, and personal care products for children

Provides clothing, small baby items, home goods, shoes, and linens to individuals in need.

Clothing Assistance, Household Goods

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- Donations are accepted and can be dropped off at the donation shed

Accepts donations from residents, organization, and businesses to distribute to individuals in need.

Donation Programs

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- Accepts furniture, clothing, household items, and non-perishable food items

Provides a cart of groceries for residents in need.

Food Assistance

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- Carts consist of a balance of food staples and personal care items
- When available, provide gift cards for fresh food or dairy products
- Offers information and referrals to available services in surrounding counties
- Accepts donations of nonperishable food, toiletries, gift cards to grocery stores, and money