Our ongoing housing support and services help individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of becoming homeless in Baltimore.
Stigma hurts everyone. Behavioral health disorders like substance use and mental illness are treatable brain diseases—not something they brought on themselves. 💡 Let’s offer kindness and empathy to those who need it. #SUDTreatmentMonth
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CODE PURPLE❄: Due to forecasted temperatures at 32 degrees or below, the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services has declared winter shelter from TODAY, January 2, 2025 at 4:00 pm, to Tuesday, January 7, 2025 at 9:00 am.
☎ Call 443-984-9540 for overnight shelter.
Memo: Biden Administration Announces Actions to Increase Housing Supply; Take Action during August Recess; New Tenant Protections Toolkits; and More! - https://t.co/mW7kZHNHX3
NEW: The Alliance’s Homelessness Research Institute has released the State of Homelessness: 2024 Edition.
View the interactive report here: https://t.co/BAua5yX0S4
The next public meeting for the Leadership Committee on Homelessness and Housing (LCHH) is Wednesday, June 5, 2024, from 2 - 3 pm via Teams.
Visit 🔗https://t.co/UIyDEdiCih for more information.
At Community Housing Associates (CHA), our mission is clear: to provide affordable independent housing for individuals living with persistent mental illness who are experiencing homelessness. #homeless#mentalawareness#baltimore https://t.co/ulztswyMbV
"As older adults' housing and medical expenses rise, their income typically stays the same. This forces people to make decisions they never thought they would face: Should I pay for food, rent or medicine this month?" https://t.co/lhz1gT0a4B
Looking to have more mental health or youth prevention resources at your next event? Want to get trained in Mental Health First Aid? Our Community Resilience team has got you covered!
Learn more & get in touch here: https://t.co/xB9tVw0Ony
@KamalaHarris So have you let the racial jungle go and so much more for the betterment of everyone? Drugs, crime, inflation, failed schools, broken families and communities, homelessness, lack of affordable housing-Chicago, Memphis, Detroit, Philly, DC, SF, SEA, Baltimore, NY, etc #DemExit
A 45% decrease in homelessness over two years is no small feat. Neither is housing 1,200 people - permanently.
But it's one that Berkeley, CA has achieved.
@MaggieAngst & @KevinChron examine Alameda County's recent homelessness progress: https://t.co/tAHiYd7EsV