This location offers psychiatric assessments as well as individual, group and family therapy services to address mental health concerns. They can also prescribe clinical medications for mental health conditions. They have a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) for adults and children that provides community based services and community support. Call the center during regular business hours to ask about these services.

This location offers treatment for Substance or Alcohol Use Disorders. Treatment options include outpatient counseling for individuals and groups, Intensive Outpatient Programs comprised of 12 hours of weekly support and services, and DUI/DWI education classes. Outpatient treatment can be covered by Insurance, including Medicaid/Medicare. DUI/DWI classes have to be paid for out of pocket. If you or a loved one are in need of substance use treatment, call the center during normal business hours for intake.

This location provides transitional housing for individuals recovering from substance use disorders. Their houses provide a safe environment where adults can stay sober, address their mental health, and receive case management services within a 6-12-month period. Call 410-801-6611 or the main number to ask about transitional housing services.

This location runs a women's shelter in Baltimore City. If you need a bed, you must call the Mayor's Office of Homeless Services Coordinated Entry Hotline first at 443-984-9540 Monday-Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm daily. They will be able to refer you to Pinderhughes or another shelter in the City. You can also contact the Pinderhuges shelter directly at 410-241-3392, but make sure to call the Mayor's Office first for intake.