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The ROAR Center is a recognized Center at the University of Maryland, Baltimore
410-706-2781
Se habla español.
Interpreters available for other languages.
Searchable online directory of free or low-cost health clinics and other medical resources in Maryland, including preventive screenings, lab tests, maternity care, low-cost medical equipment, pregnancy testing, health insurance options, and more.
Online request form for free durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs, home hospital beds, canes, and crutches.
Walk-in clinic for people experiencing dental pain or swelling.
This dental clinic provides basic and urgent dental care such as exams, x-rays and cleanings to eligible children and adults.
This community-based center provides many health services including walk in nurse care services and case management.
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Organization that connects survivors of domestic violence with free dental services needed because of assault(s).
Get a weekly mental health check-in from caring specialist. Get connected to community resources such as food, clothing, utility and other basic needs.
Family emergency shelter, as well as case management, health screenings, public school enrollment, daycare services, and life-skills training.
Searchable online directory of mental health service providers in Baltimore City.
Call or text 988 to talk to a trained counseler if you're feeling suicidal, depressed, or need emotional support. The hotline is free and available 24/7.
Urgent care center for people in mental health crisis.
For people struggling with depression, grief, suicidal thoughts, and stress. Call to get connected to a volunteer, licensed counselor.
Grief support center for youth, teens, adults or families.
Mental health services for children impacted by trauma, violence, abuse, or loss of a loved one.
Violence and abuse intervention programs that foster safety and success for children, youth, and adults.
Outpatient mental health clinic for children and families.
Trauma informed care and grief counseling for issues related to community violence. Sessions can be in the clinic or at patient's home or school.
Mental health services for adults including counseling and psychiatric medication.
Providing bereavement therapy, support groups, court advocacy, assistance retrieving belongings from police, and relocation for crime victims and witnesses.
Programs that connect victims of violence, trauma, and sexual assault to city-wide services, including relocation and housing for violence survivors.
Provides outreach, group & mental health support, education, & case management services for 16-24 year olds males involved in the criminal justice system. Support is intended to decrease violence in urban communities.
Mentoring, job programs, and mental health support for youth and their families impacted by homicide or violent crime.
Case management and mental health referrals for survivors of homicide and those living in high crime communities.
Music studio, podcast, film making for youth exposed to gun violence or crime.