Winter shelter status is active Sunday, January 6 through Wednesday, January 23 at 8 a.m. Extra shelter space will be available for single adults and families. Find more details here.
On Tuesday, November 28, after the sales have ended and all the turkey is gone, the charitable season will begin as communities around the world come together to support the causes they care about most.
#GivingTuesday, a global day of giving, is powered by social media—hashtags, facebook shout-outs and lots of online gifts.
Every year on December 21, we join communities across the country to honor our neighbors without home whose lives were lost in the past year.
The Health Care for the Homeless Board of Directors is seeking client nominations for two available seats.
The Board seeks nominations of prospective client members who can represent the interests of people receiving services at Health Care for the Homeless and commit to actively participating in the Consumer Relations Committee and other committees of the Board.
A few staff members have received phone calls from strange people requesting access to their computers. Find out what to do if you receive one of these suspicious requests.
On Saturday, November 4, hundreds of our friends and neighbors ran, danced, skipped and strutted around Lake Montebello for our 2017 Rock Your Socks to Health & Home 5K. And it was hands down the most successful—and enjoyable—5K to date! Here are some top highlights (and photos!)…
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.
Open enrollment is the time when people can shop for insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchanges and either renew their old plan or sign up for a new one. Some who miss the open enrollment period will not be able to sign up for health insurance in 2018.
It’s been a busy year here at Health Care for the Homeless so far—we’ve continued to grow our staff, developed some new partnerships, rolled out a strategic plan to guide us for the next four years—and we even increased the size of one of our clinics by almost five times! And we’re not done yet.
Nevaeh is thriving thanks to the excellent care she's been receiving at Health Care for the Homeless.
