When James came to Health Care for the Homeless, he realized that he could do more than find a job and a place to live: He could help others get back on their feet, too.

Ten years ago, an article jolted the nation.

Health Care for the Homeless is expanding its relationship with the Baltimore City Department of Social Services (DSS) through a new partnership with the city’s foster care system.

Our Work: Client Art Exhibition 2017 is a testament to the important role art plays in our lives, as well as the lives of those around us.

Last week, we welcomed Constellation Energy to host its 4th Annual Free Market Day at Health Care for the Homeless.

It's official: SOAR just completed its 500th case in Baltimore! For individuals with behavioral health disabilities that the program has served, this is life changing. See what our SOAR team does and how they do it.

Well, safe consumption centers didn’t get traction during this legislative session, but the hard work we as an agency did to advocate for them, along with other opioid-related legislation, paid off.

Here's to you! Together, we raised more than $500K to help more of our neighbors find a place to call home. 

NPR's Pam Fessler recently talked to our own Kevin Lindamood, Barbara DiPietro and Joseph Funn to discuss what Medicaid changes could mean for people experiencing homelessness.

Amidst all the bluster and looming changes in Washington, D.C., these days, is a whole lot of noise about a potential rollback of Obamacare. As in other states across the country, Marylanders are trying to figure out what those changes could mean for Medicaid here. Here are some things we do know, and some good things to keep in mind as the Medicaid debate unfolds.