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Interpreters available for other languages.
The ROAR Center is a recognized Center at the University of Maryland, Baltimore
410-706-2781
Se habla español.
Interpreters available for other languages.
Programs for job training, placement and retention, and responsible fatherhood. Designed to help families be financially self-sufficient.
Support for job seekers and formerly incarcerated individuals, food access, and neighborhood revitalization projects.
Free job readiness workshops and trainings. Connects trained clients to employers.
Career counseling, skill development, and job placement for gun violence survivors in the McElderly BelAir Neighborhood (21213, 21224 zip codes).
Job seeker services including training programs, resume preparation, and workshops to develop job seeking and work readiness skills.
Free job training, transportation to work, and youth intern programs. Multiple sites acaross Baltimore City; Mondawmin Mall, East Madison Street, South Baltimore. Run by Mayors Office of Employment Development (MOED).
Career counseling, skill development, and job placement for gun violence survivors in the McElderly BelAir Neighborhood (21213, 21224 zip codes).
Job seeker services including training programs, resume preparation, and workshops to develop job seeking and work readiness skills.
State agency providing financial compensation to victims and reimbursement for expenses incurred because of a crime, such as lost wages, funerals, and health services.
Information about supplementary social security income for disabled individuals who are unable to work. You can apply online or over the phone.
Information about financial benefits available for eligible disabled adults and how to apply.
Food, nutrition, and breastfeeding support for pregnant women, new moms up to 6 months, and children under 5. Moms, dads, grandparents, and guardians can apply.