Do you need immediate help finding a shelter?

Try these multi-resource, 24/7 referral hotlines.

211 Maryland

http://211md.org/

Call: 211

Baltimore City Department of Social Services: Sheterline

Call: 443-423-6000

or

After 6pm call: 888-817-4358

Are you a youth or young adult that is homeless or at risk for homelessness?

Try these organizations specifically designed to help homeless young people.

Loving Arms (for ages 14-18)

Shelter access, transitional living programs, basic need supplies, and more. All services free, confidential, and voluntary.

Assessed as LGBTQ welcoming by Baltimore City.

http://lovingarmsinc.com/

Shelter Location:

3313 Oakfield Ave

Gwynn Oak, Maryland 21207

Call: 443-415-1174

Your Trans Care (for ages 12-25)

A “Trans Health Community Resource and Referral Center” which includes clinical services, and referrals and support for housing and legal services.

http://y2connect.org/resource/your-trans-care-ytc/

https://www.facebook.com/lovelyytc/

Location:

120 Penn St

Baltimore, MD 21201

Hours: Mon-Fri, 9-5

Call: 410-328-5402

Youth Empowered Society (for ages 14-25)

A drop-in center that provides hot meals, hygiene and school supplies, laundry facilities, help with benefit applications, and referral services.

http://www.yesdropincenter.org/home

Location:

2315 N Charles Street

Baltimore MD 21218

Drop-in Hours: Mon-Thu, 2pm-6pm

Call: 410-235-7744

Are you an adult (without children) looking for emergency housing?

Try these shelters/organizations that have been assessed as LGBTQ welcoming by Baltimore City.

Weinberg Housing and Resource Center

A low barrier emergency shelter that provides homeless services to over 275 adult men and women each night. Open 24/7, never closed for holidays or bad weather. There is an ongoing waiting list for space, but starting at 4pm, persons can take shuttles from WHRC to overflow shelters in the city.

http://www.catholiccharities-md.org/weinberg-housing-resource-center/

Location:

620 Fallsway

Baltimore, MD 21202

Call: 443-478-3777

Project PLASE

Provides transitional housing, permanent housing, and supportive services to homeless adults, with a special focus on vulnerable and underserved populations such as persons with mental illness, HIV/AIDS, addiction, developmental disabilities, ex-offenders, etc.

http://projectplase.org/wordpress3/

***Note: You must contact an Intake Coordinator and be placed on a waiting list to get access to these housing options***

Emergency Housing Application Webform

Email: tdio@projectplase.org

Call Intake Supervisor: (410) 837-1400 ext. 221 or 220

Fill out application in person at:

1814 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, MD 21201, Mon-Thur 10am-2pm

Locations (Men & Women):

3601 Old Frederick Rd

Baltimore, MD 21229

&

1814 Maryland Ave,

Baltimore, MD 21201

Need legal assistance in the fight against housing discrimination?

Homeless Persons Representation Project

Free legal help for people in Baltimore City that need legal assistance with: getting into public housing, HUD housing, Section 8, or other subsidized housing; being unfairly evicted from public housing, HUD housing, Section 8, or other subsidized housing; shelter and transitional housing terminations. Has a specific transgender legal clinic, which is includes all free services for legal help with housing advocacy, public benefits, and LGBTQ discrimination.

http://www.hprplaw.org/

Location:

201 N. Charles Street, Suite 1104

Baltimore, MD 21201

Drop-in hours: Mon-Fri, 9-5

Call: 410-685-6589

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