Food

Food
Department of Social Services
Dunbar-Orangeville Center

Customer Service, Culinary, and Administrative Assistant career training for adults, ages 18 +. Youth and family services, and support services including case management, job development, and financial coaching. Job readiness and job placement for individuals with disabilities. Social enterprise DeTails Deconstruction and City Seeds. VITA (Volunteer Income Tax) preparation site.

2919 E. Biddle Street Baltimore, MD 21213
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
Food
Department of Social Services
Apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
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Food
Department of Social Services
Northwest Center-Apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

Referral Service; Emergency Food Assistance, Housing, Identification, Emergency Cash Assistance, Food Stamps, Medical Coverage

5818 Reisterstown Road Baltimore, MD 21215
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Food
Department of Social Services
Penn-North Center-Apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

Referral Service; Emergency Food Assistance, Housing, Identification, Emergency Cash Assistance, Food Stamps, Medical Coverage

2500 Pennsylvania Avenue Baltimore, MD 21217
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Food
Department of Social Services
Harbor View Center-Apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

Transitional housing for Women and children (fee based). Food pantry, meals and clothing and infant assistance. Referrals. Free. Call for more information.

18 Reedbird Avenue Baltimore, MD 21225
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
Food
Food Pantries
Maryland food pantries, listed by city
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Food
Helping Up Mission :: Women

Helping Up Mission provides hope to people experiencing homelessness, poverty or addiction by meeting their physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs.

 Mental Health
1216 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, MD 21202
(410)-929-6999
Bus Route Veteran
Food
Manna House Inc.
Manna House serves breakfast

Provides housing and support services for Women who are recovering from substance use disorders. Supportive housing program is provided to help homeless persons meet their goals: Increase their life skills, achieve residential stability, assist our residents to prepare to enter back into the community with the necessary skills to continue to live a healthy and sober lifestyle. Must be 25 years of age or older with at least 28 days of sobriety.

435 E 25th St. Baltimore, MD 21218
(410)-889-3001
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Food
Maryland Food Bank

The Maryland Food Bank is a non-profit organization leading the movement to end hunger in Maryland. We have an extensive network of community and organizational partners across the state that distribute food to the Marylanders who need us.We supply the food to hundreds of food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and faith-based organizations that serve food-insecure Marylanders. We supplement this work with outreach programs that provide direct food assistance, educate the public on the importance of good nutrition, and fight hunger through innovative means.

2200 Halethorpe Farms Road Baltimore, MD 21227
(410)-737-8282
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Food
Maryland's Helpline
211
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Food
Micah House (GEDCO)
Housing for men and women

Homeless and supportive housing assistance, food pantry, clothing panty and referral services. Free.

5207 York Road Baltimore, MD 21212
(410)-464-0935
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Food
Our Daily Bread Employment Center
Provides a hot lunch, employment training, assistance with IDs

Job readiness training, education classes, career development, assistance with obtaining ID/Social Security card/Drivers License, referral service for transitional housing and treatment facilities. Free.

 Mental Health
725 Fallsway Baltimore, MD 21202
(667)-600-3400
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Food
Department of Social Services
Dunbar-Orangeville Center

Customer Service, Culinary, and Administrative Assistant career training for adults, ages 18 +. Youth and family services, and support services including case management, job development, and financial coaching. Job readiness and job placement for individuals with disabilities. Social enterprise DeTails Deconstruction and City Seeds. VITA (Volunteer Income Tax) preparation site.

Website
2919 E. Biddle Street Baltimore, MD 21213
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
Food
Manna House Inc.
Manna House serves breakfast

Provides housing and support services for Women who are recovering from substance use disorders. Supportive housing program is provided to help homeless persons meet their goals: Increase their life skills, achieve residential stability, assist our residents to prepare to enter back into the community with the necessary skills to continue to live a healthy and sober lifestyle. Must be 25 years of age or older with at least 28 days of sobriety.

Website
435 E 25th St. Baltimore, MD 21218
(410)-889-3001
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Food
Maryland Food Bank

The Maryland Food Bank is a non-profit organization leading the movement to end hunger in Maryland. We have an extensive network of community and organizational partners across the state that distribute food to the Marylanders who need us.We supply the food to hundreds of food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and faith-based organizations that serve food-insecure Marylanders. We supplement this work with outreach programs that provide direct food assistance, educate the public on the importance of good nutrition, and fight hunger through innovative means.

Website
2200 Halethorpe Farms Road Baltimore, MD 21227
(410)-737-8282
Bus Route Parole and Probation