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Port Recovery Transitional Housing

At Port Recovery our "wrap-around" approach was developed to address a variety of needs within a centralized location.

 Substance Use
8615 Ridgely's Choice Drive Suite 205 Nottingham, MD 21236
(443)-869-4909
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Positive Steps LLC

Psychiatric rehabilitation, therapeutic behaivoral services, outpatient mental health, case management, medication management, DUI groups, individual, family and group therapy. Accpts Medicare.

 Substance Use
5710 Bellona Avenue 102 Baltimore, MD 21212
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Praising Through Recovery Inc.
Recovery Housing

Faith based low Intensity Residential, Short Term Residential, Long Term Residential substance abuse and mental health treatment. Men and Women welcome. Call for intake and more information.

 Substance Use
26 West 25th Street Baltimore, MD 21218
(443)-438-4164
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Project PLASE Inc
Co-ed Facility

Transitional housing, permanent housing and supportive services to homeless adults. Supportive services for Veterans. We serve the most vulnerable and underserved, including persons with mental illness, HIV/AIDS, addiction, developmental disabilities, and ex-offenders. Men and Women, no children. Free. Will work with sex offenders.

 Substance Use
3601 Old Frederick Road Baltimore, MD 21229
(410)-837-1400 ext. 221
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Rebuild, Overcome, and Rise (ROAR) Center at University of MD, Baltimore
Provides a range of Free Legal Services for victims of crime. You don’t need to have reported the crime to the police to get help.

ROAR’s staff of attorneys, paralegal, social workers, and a community health nurse manager work collaboratively to aid survivors of crime and violence in Baltimore City attain “justice”, autonomy, and self-worth, as defined and directed by them. ROAR provides free legal, social work, counseling/therapy, and nurse care management services. ROAR is committed to being low-barrier, trauma-informed, trauma-responsive, and victim-defined. A survivor of crime does not have to have filed a police report to receive services from ROAR. ROAR has no immigration status restrictions and serves people who make less than $70,000 per year plus an additional $5k per year for each dependent. We assist people who do not have IDs, who have criminal backgrounds, and those for whom a warrant may be outstanding.

 Mental Health
520 W. Fayette Street Suite 320 Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 706-0836
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Reclaiming Our Children and Community
 Substance Use
1900 East Northern Parkway 201 Baltimore, MD 21239
(443)-759-9706
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Recovery Center of Maryland LLC
 Substance Use
22 East 25th Street 1st Floor Baltimore, MD 21218
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Regenerations Counseling Services Inc
 Mental Health
1421 South Caton Avenue 201 Halethorpe, MD 21227
(443)-873-2520
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Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents
Baltimore
 Mental Health
605 South Chapel Gate Lane Baltimore, MD 21229
(410)-368-7800
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Residential Re-Entry Center
 Substance Use
32 East 25th Street Baltimore, MD 21218
(410)-235-2837
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Roberta's House

Transitional program for mental health treatment. Referral from a case manager or physician required. Single men and Women. Free/ Medicaid Accepted.

 Mental Health
928 E. North Ave Baltimore, MD 21202
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Safe House
 Substance Use
7 West Randall Street Baltimore, MD 21230
(410)-385-1466
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Rebuild, Overcome, and Rise (ROAR) Center at University of MD, Baltimore
Provides a range of Free Legal Services for victims of crime. You don’t need to have reported the crime to the police to get help.

ROAR’s staff of attorneys, paralegal, social workers, and a community health nurse manager work collaboratively to aid survivors of crime and violence in Baltimore City attain “justice”, autonomy, and self-worth, as defined and directed by them. ROAR provides free legal, social work, counseling/therapy, and nurse care management services. ROAR is committed to being low-barrier, trauma-informed, trauma-responsive, and victim-defined. A survivor of crime does not have to have filed a police report to receive services from ROAR. ROAR has no immigration status restrictions and serves people who make less than $70,000 per year plus an additional $5k per year for each dependent. We assist people who do not have IDs, who have criminal backgrounds, and those for whom a warrant may be outstanding.

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520 W. Fayette Street Suite 320 Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 706-0836
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