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Earl's Place
Cornerstone Community Housing, Inc
ABOUT
Earl’s Place helps men who are getting better from addiction and do not have a home.
People We Serve
Men who are homeless and in recovery from addiction.
Phone
(410) 522-0225 voiceLocation
1400 East Lombard StreetBaltimore, MD 21231
Services
- Transitional housing
Website
cchbaltimore.org/cornerstone/programs/
sheila@cchbaltimore.org
Hours
General Information
Earl’s Place helps men who are getting better from addiction and do not have a home. Earl’s Place is a program for men who are working to recover from addiction and homelessness. It gives safe housing for up to two years. Each person gets their own room and a place to cook, shower, and keep their things.
Staff help with setting goals, finding health care, job training, and moving into a permanent home. Residents also get a mailing address for phone calls and letters.
To apply, you must be a man, at least 21 years old, in recovery, and willing to follow the program rules. You must come in for an in-person interview.
To learn more or set up a meeting, call 410-522-0225 or click here to fill out the contact form.
You can print an application here or fill one out online here. When you finish the application, email it to Jim Carey at jim@cchbaltimore.org.
Services
Transitional housing
About
Earl’s Place provides up to seventeen men with a stable address, and a place to receive mail and phone calls. In addition, allowing them to have a clean, safe place to sleep, shower and keep their belongings.
Monthly fee is** 30%** of income. Time limit on length of stay is two years.
Call (410-522-0225) for more information on how to apply and schedule an interview.
Phone
(410) 522-0225 voiceAddress
1400 East Lombard Street Baltimore, MD 21231Fees:
Monthly fee is 30% of income.Audience:
Men who are at least 21 years old.Eligibility:
Men, 21 and older, who are U.S. citizens or legal residents. Must be in recovery from drug or alcohol use, have a mental health condition that can be treated with medicine, or have HIV.Service Areas:
- Baltimore City
Service Categories
Community Health Access and Resource Module