Housing is Health Care.
And health care is a human right.
"Housing is the prescription that fixes most things. I see people doing well once they get housed every single day. They find gainful employment, reunite with their families, start relationships and learn to trust again.”
Lawanda Williams, LCSW-C, MPH, Chief Behavioral Health Officer
Every day, our therapists, peer advocates and case managers provide crucial support services to help people find and keep housing. | |
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As a result, 850 people have stable housing—some for the first time ever. | |
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There isn’t enough affordable housing in Baltimore. But we’re building momentum.
- In 2005, we first partnered with Baltimore City to house 30 people.
- Thirteen years later, we grew our program by 10x in order to provide 300 people with supportive housing.
- In the past year, we have continued to grow our program to serve hundreds more
- In 2021, we began supporting 20 individuals' transition into new apartments at Four Ten Lofts
- In 2022, we welcomed people into 70 new homes at Sojourner at Oliver, our first project as co-developers of affordable housing .
And there's more housing coming. We’re working with local hospitals, developers, city officials and the wider community to create more affordable and supportive housing for those who need it most. The reason that such diverse stakeholders are coming together on a single goal is clear: housing works.
coming soon: Resources for Property Owners/Managers
Facing eviction? Find legal help at the Maryland Pro Bono Resource Center
or call the Tenant Assistance Hotline at 443-703-3053.
A resident of Sojourner Place at Oliver, Kaelah Jordan grew up "a huge nerd" with a deep curiosity for the world around her. She dreams of creating a children's sanctuary to help kids of color who are being let down by the system. "Can you imagine the world that we can bring to fruition?"
