Low-Income

Continuum of Care Housing Programs are HUD funded rental subsidies for literally homeless person(s)/families with behavioral health disabilities. Eligibility is determined through an intake process by PATH Outreach, Case Management Staff, or CoC Housing Specialist. Programming is provided through supportive services staff. ContactMid-Shore Behavioral Health at the above number for more Continuum of Care housing information.[…]

Fresh Start is a nonprofit transitional housing program for people recovering from substance-related addiction. Their goal is to provide, in the Mid-Shore area, a stable housing environment complemented by aggressive case management to assist the residents in achieving sobriety, independence, and self-sufficiency with enhanced possibilities for future success.[…]

The team at Project Chesapeake brings years of experience in the fields of substance abuse and mental health in order to provide communities throughout the State of Maryland with the expertise and compassion to navigate the steps needed to get lives back on track. If you or a loved one is in need of substance abuse or mental health counseling services — and if the prospect of seeking help seems intimidating — we’re here to help.[…]

Provides counseling for victims of domestic violence or sexual assault, suicide prevention, support groups, emergency shelter, shelter referral, medical care, and assistance with the process of prosecution.[…]

A non-profit, Christian-based organization that helps single moms and homeless families by providing temporary shelter, helping them set and reach goals, while working on a budget and a goal plan; teaching them to be independent by helping them to focus, by taking away burdens that hold them back.[…]

Founded in 1983 as St. Martin’s Barn by the Benedictine Sisters of Ridgely, MD, Martin’s House & Barn provides a safety net for individuals and families needing special support during difficult times in their lives. They not only provide essential shelter, food, and clothing to those in need but also help clients find resources to overcome barriers to self-sufficiency. They offer a family shelter, an emergency food pantry, a thrift shop, and homelessness prevention services.[…]

This program does not provide emergency housing. This is permanent affordable housing for tenants that are eligible for independent community living. Intake and placement require matching the tenant to the proper living situation based on available openings. Please call 410-540-9067 for more information. tags: assistance, accommodations, housing, low-income[…]

Vehicles for Change accepts donated cars, repairs them while training returning citizens as auto mechanics, and awards roadworthy vehicles to working, low-income families. Vehicles for Change changes lives and empowers individuals through car ownership and technical training. Please visit the website for more information.[…]