A new apartment building in West Baltimore’s Upton neighborhood was full of smiling faces on the morning of Tuesday, October 24: Three residents had just signed leases, received keys and moved into their new homes at Sojourner Place at Argyle.

Her voice makes a difference.

Nevaeh is thriving thanks to the excellent care she's been receiving at Health Care for the Homeless.

On Saturday, September 30, our Baltimore County staff members moved out of a tiny, 500 square-foot space into a brand new—much bigger—home.

Over the past several months, Health Care for the Homeless clients, staff, community members and partners have engaged in a five-month strategic planning process to develop a plan to shape the agency’s direction over the next four years: 2018–2021.

Just a few weeks ago, we asked you to tell Baltimore County lawmakers to support Prologue, Inc. Now, we’d like to say thank you for stepping up and helping deliver a big win for Prologue and Baltimore County.  

On August 31, we participated in a city-wide push to prevent overdose deaths through naloxone trainings.

His journey from sickness and homelessness to health and stability has been a long one. But it’s been steady. And throughout, his optimism and determination to keep moving forward have never wavered. As James always likes to say, “I never gave up.”

This fall marks three years that we’ve been operating our Baltimore County clinic in the Eastern Family Resource Center on the Franklin Square Medical Center campus. And our upcoming anniversary promises to be a particularly noteworthy occasion:

This month, we received Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) for our Downtown, West Baltimore and Baltimore County clini