This organization is offering employment services to veterans in need. They can help you find jobs, write a resume, and practice interview skills. They can also help with getting tools, work clothes, and certifications. To apply, walk in or call 410-466-8558 and ask to speak with the Program Coordinator Jamal Ferguson.

This organization provides transitional housing to clients for 6 months up to 1 year. The program includes seven transitional houses and three women's shelter locations that cater to those battling addiction, HIV/AIDS, or homelessness. They also offers a women's shelter program that houses roughly 60 women each night with pickup sites around the city. Call the number listed for more information.

This organization offers a community based substance abuse treatment program. They have a Standard Outpatient option, which involves less than 9 hours of treatment per week. They also have an Intensive Outpatient option, which involves a minimum of 9 hours of treatment per week. Treatment includes Early Recovery Skills, Relapse Prevention, Stress Management & Emotional Well being, Alcohol & Other Drug Education, and Social Support Groups. Services include: individual counseling, random toxicology screenings, resources and referrals, and mental health groups for members.

In collaboration with the US Department of Veteran Affairs, NVHOH is now operating a Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) Program to help serve very low income Veterans (both individuals and Veterans and their families) who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Services include referrals for permanent housing and jobs, rental assistance/utilities, transportation, assistance with applying for benefits, and referrals for primary medical care (mental health and substance use disorders). For more information, call the outreach coordinator at 410-466-8558.