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St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore
Baltimore City Health Department
ABOUT
Helps people in Baltimore City who need housing or other support.
Phone
(410) 662-0500 voiceLocation
2305 North Charles st., Suite 300Baltimore, MD 21218
Services
- Employment Services
- Food Services
- Child & Family Services
- Homeless Resources
Website
www.vincentbaltimore.org/
info@vincentbaltimore.org
General Information
This group helps people in Baltimore City who are facing homelessness or poverty. They may help with energy bills if you already applied for MEAP and the Fuel Fund. They sometimes help with rent, but you must meet certain rules and have some income. They do not help people living in public housing.
Click here to learn how to get help.
Services
Employment Services
About
Provides job leads and linkages to employment programs and jobs for underemployed or unemployed individuals. They offer two programs, Career Connections and Next Course.
Career Connections: Career Connections assists adults who are unemployed or underemployed with job preparedness (resume and cover letter writing, interview preparation, job identification and application).
Next Course: This 12-week occupational skills training program provides adults with classroom training skills combined with hands-on experience in a real production kitchen. Program participants gain valuable skills and experience, obtain a ServSafe Manager’s Certification, and go on to successful careers in the food services industry.
For Next Course ProgramNew classes form every month. For more information about classes and eligibility requirements, call (410) 982-0855 or email at nextcourse@vincentbaltimore.org.
Regular Schedule
Address
400 S. Bond Street, Baltimore, MD 21231Food Services
About
Free meals are served twice a day at Beans & Bread, 400 S. Bond Street.
Breakfast: Monday–Friday from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
Lunch: Monday–Saturday from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM, and on the last Sunday of each month
Some churches also have food pantries with free groceries. To find a food pantry near you, look for a SVDP Conference in your area.
Need help finding food?
Call the 211 Maryland United Way Helpline by dialing 2-1-1.
If 2-1-1 does not work, call 410-685-0525 or 1-800-492-0618.
Address
400 S. Bond StreetService Categories
Child & Family Services
About
Head Start & Early Head Start
Head Start and Early Head Start are free programs for low-income families with young children. Head Start serves kids ages 6 weeks to 3 years old. Early Head Start serves kids ages 6 weeks to 2 years old.
These programs help children get ready for school and support parents with housing, health, and money goals. Services are offered at two locations in Baltimore City.
Click here for the Head Start form
Click here for the Early Head Start form
Call 443-681-1966 to see if you qualify.
Learn more here.
Camp St. Vincent
Camp St. Vincent is a free summer camp for kids ages 5 to 14 who live in shelters or transitional housing in Baltimore City or County.
Ask your case manager if your child can join.
For more help, call 2-1-1, or if that does not work, call 410-685-0525 or 1-800-492-0618.
Service Categories
Homeless Resources
About
St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore offers many housing programs for people and families who are homeless or at risk of losing their homes. These include supportive housing, rapid rehousing, and shelter help in both Baltimore City and County.
Programs support young adults, families, veterans, and individuals with disabilities.
To learn more about housing options, visit the St. Vincent de Paul website and click on the "Housing" or "Homeless Resources" section.
You can also:
* Call Beans & Bread at (410) 732-1892 to get help or schedule a visit.
* Call Baltimore County Social Services at (410) 853-3000 – Option 2 for county services.
* Call 211 for general housing help. If 211 does not work, call (410) 685-0525 or 1-800-492-0618.
Beans & Bread Day Center at 400 S. Bond Street in Baltimore City is open for walk-in support:
* Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
* Saturday: 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM
* Last Sunday of each month: 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Audience:
Young people, families, veterans, and people with disabilities.Service Categories
Community Health Access and Resource Module