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Don Miller Homes
A.I.R.S.
ABOUT
Helps people with HIV who are homeless or used to live in a shelter or nursing home.
People We Serve
People with low income and HIV who are sent by Maryland’s Project HOME.
Phone
(410) 576-5070 voice
(800) 332-6347 voice
Location
4803 Crowson AveBaltimore, MD 21212
Services
- Supportive Housing
lowincomesupport@gmail.com
Hours
General Information
Don Miller Homes give a safe place to live for adults with disabilities who cannot live alone. They also help people with HIV who are homeless or used to live in a shelter or nursing home. Staff from AIRS help care for ten people living with end-stage AIDS. The homes feel like regular houses and are easy to use for people with disabilities.
Services
Supportive Housing
(Don Millers Homes)About
Don Miller Homes is a safe and home-like place to live. The homes have space and tools for people with disabilities. Staff are there all day and night to help.
Staff help with care, medicine, meals, and fun events. They can also help you find a nurse, money help, legal help, or support for drug or alcohol problems.
To live here, you must be at least 18 years old, single, have a low income, and have HIV. You must apply through Project Home at Baltimore City Adult Services, 300 Metro Plaza, Baltimore, MD 21215.
For more information, call the Maryland Department of Human Services at (800) 332-6347 or Don Miller Homes at (410) 576-5070.
Fees:
Contact (410) 576-5070 for fees.Eligibility:
People with low income and HIV who are sent by Maryland’s Project HOME.How to Apply:
To apply, you must be at least 18 years old, single, and get a referral from Project Home at Baltimore City Adult Services. The office is at 300 Metro Plaza, Baltimore, MD 21215. Call 410-361-5000 (main number) or 443-423-6629 (Intake).Languages
- English
Service Categories
Community Health Access and Resource Module