Are you living in a shelter, transitional housing, on the streets or doubled up with others?
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Do you need health care?

If you answered “yes” to these questions, let us help you

Use the links below for more information and check our Coronavirus Updates page for steps we're taking to protect clients and staff and slow the spread of COVID-19.

Who is Eligible for Care?

We see individuals and families experiencing homelessness, regardless of insurance coverage

Two Easy Steps to Getting Care

Where you need to go and the information you need to share

1st Visit: What to Bring

The information and items you'll need to bring on your first visit to Health Care for the Homeless

Services for Youth

Teen and early adult years are tough. Living on the streets make them much tougher. Let us help.

Health Insurance

We accept most insurance plans—and will work with you to get insurance if you don't have it.

Community Resources

There are many places in the community that offer supports and services.

Health Care for the Homeless: 410-837-5533

Health Care for the Homeless Clinic Information Card • Spanish

Baltimore City Street Outreach Card

If you are having a life-threatening emergency, please call 911

If you need immediate help finding shelter or a place to eat, call 211 or click here.

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Jimmy Tyson

Jimmy's new home at Sojourner Place is the "launch pad" for his future. Next up: putting his old plumbing tools back to work.

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Donnell Gamble

Donnell Gamble never knew his birth parents, but for most of his young years he knew stability. Then one day it was gone. Donnell grew up in the foster system until he was 8, when he was adopted. For the next decade, he lived in West Baltimore with his adoptive mother. He graduated on time from a small public high school that emphasized college prep. But the importance his school placed on college did not translate into a plan for Donnell for life after school.