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

As a result of our commitment to providing quality, integrated health care, we are uniquely positioned to share our expertise with the local community, and beyond.

The results from our latest client experience survey are in...

The Point-in-Time Count’s preliminary report on homelessness has many talking about what’s happening right here in our city and our state.

We broke ground on Sojourner Place at Argyle in March, and now we're ready to fill it with tenants! 

On June 27, the board of directors welcomed three new client members, growing the number of client seats on the board from three to five.

Once a year, the broader Health Care for the Homeless community comes from all over the country to share insight around our work and help one another grow and learn. It’s an occasion for innovative thought and a meeting of the minds.

Clementine has spent years helping people find stable housing as a peer advocate at Health Care for the Homeless. Now, she owns her first-ever home thanks to a program with Habitat for Humanity.