State: Maryland
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Esi’s House
House of HOPE: Esi’s House is a free, dorm-style therapeutic housing program offering shelter, maternal health support, and career pathways to pregnant and parenting women aged 18 to 24. Age Requirement: Between 18 and 24 years old at the time of move-in. Family Size: Pregnant or have a child or children (resources very) Location: Willing…
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ShareBaby
DOES NOT DIRECTLY GIVE TO PUBLIC This organization will connect you with providers where you are able to get what you need for your baby or for yourself Over 70+ different providers To find an organization go to website and it will guide you or call the number and they will help you navigate the…
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CEA (Catonsville Emergency Assistance)
Open Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ONLY BY APPOINTMENT Assistance is based on income Lists of other resources in the area that help on website as well Services: Food assistance: Income eligible households who reside in the CEA service area may register to receive supplemental groceries once per month. People who…
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The Blessing Closet (Mount Pleasant Church, Baltimore)
Description / Services: Provides free, gently used clothing for infants, children, men, and women. Operated as a ministry of Mount Pleasant Church to serve local families in need. Eligibility: Open to anyone in the community; no restrictions. Cost / Documentation: Free; no paperwork required. How to Get Started: Walk in during hours (Tues & Wed…
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LifeStyles of Maryland – Clothing Closet
Description / Services: Free clothing for all household members, including professional attire and emergency clothing for survivors of domestic violence (“Rosemary’s Closet”). Also offers food, SNAP enrollment, housing referrals, and other supportive services. Eligibility: Residents in Charles County and surrounding areas in need. Cost / Documentation: Free; may ask for proof of need depending on…
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Counselors in the Community Association
Counselors in the Community Association (CITCA) is a community-based nonprofit focused on advancing mental wellness, civic engagement, and educational equity in underserved communities. They offer a range of free or low-cost services, including SEL mentoring, mental health first aid training, youth workforce development, digital literacy programs, school advocacy, and family support. CITCA primarily serves youth…