Ascension Saint Agnes - Maternity

Contacts:
Rachel Rothwell,
High Risk Mom and Baby Social Worker, LCSW-C
(443) 240-7575
rachel.rothwell@ascension.org

Shari Moore
(443) 965-7213
shari.moore@ascension.org

Type of Business: Social Work

900 S Caton Ave Baltimore, Maryland, 21229

Mission/Objective:
Ascension National Mission: Rooted in the loving ministry of Jesus as healer, we commit ourselves to serving all persons with special attention to those who are poor and vulnerable. Our Catholic health ministry is dedicated to spiritually centered, holistic care which sustains and improves the health of individuals and communities. We are advocates for a compassionate and just society through our actions and our words.

Vision and Objective for Partnership: To support pregnant and new moms coming to The Food Project by providing education on the importance of prenatal care, healthy pregnancies, birth and newborn education, and support services offered by our High Risk Mom and Baby Program at St. Agnes Hospital.

Provide an overview of your organization's primary programs and services: We offer intensive care management to pregnant moms attending our St. Agnes OB clinics. Patients are able to get lyft rides to and from all OB appointments, pharmacy visits, high risk OB visits, and other clinic visit related to pregnancy or postpartum up to 6 weeks after delivery. We also provide pregnant and new moms with baby supplies and linkage to baby supplies. As well clinical support in managing high risk pregnancies with a diagnosis of anemia, gestational diabetes, and hypertension.

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer:

Coordinated Care
Case Management
Food Access
Clothing
Toiletries
Baby Supplies
Social Work

Who is eligible?:

Pregnant moms who receive care through Ascension St. Agnes or would like to start

OB care with Ascension St. Agnes

Not eligible / exclusions (if any): Anyone who is not pregnant or postpartum, must be willing to be a St. Agnes Patient (if

working with Rachel). To work with our Medical Assistant, Shari Moore, moms must

have high blood pressure but can be at outside of St. Agnes medical practicesDays Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Walk Ins Accepted Yes

Appointments required? No

Capacity Limit (per day/week): n/a

Turn Around Time (from referral to

service)

with 24-48 hours

Notes: We are very excited about this partnership and hope to support healthy birth outcomes in the 21223 area!!

Ascension St Agnes - Mobile Unit

Contact:
Heather Dougherty,
Clinical Operations Manager
(667) 234-2100
heather.dougherty@ascension.org

Shante Franklin
(667) 234-2100
shante.franklin@ascension.org

Type of Business: Mobile Medical

900 S. Caton Avenue Baltimore, MD, 21229

Mission/Objective:
Rooted in the loving ministry of Jesus as healer, we commit ourselves to serving all persons with special attention to those who are poor and vulnerable. Our Catholic health ministry is dedicated to spirituality centered, holistic care which sustains and improves the health of individuals and communities. We are advocates for compassionate and just society through our actions and our words.

Ascension Saint Agnes deploys a mobile clinic to deliver health services to community members in their local neighborhoods. By reaching people where they are, we will extend care to vulnerable populations in our primary service areas.

Provide an overview of your organization's primary programs and services.

Primary Care Services for Adults & Children Over 5 Years, Annual Physical Examinations, Preventative Care Services, Health Education & Promotion

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer:

Medical Services

Who is eligible?:

Persons aged 5 years and older regardless of insurance status or ability to pay, Key Service Areas: Southwestern Baltimore City and County 21207, 21216, 21223, 21227, 21228, 21229, 21230

Irvington, Lynhurst, Walbrook, Dickeyville, Edmondson Village, and Allendale.

Intake requirements:
Release/Consent Form

Days:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Walk Ins Accepted: Yes

Appointments required? No

Capacity Limit (per day/week): 6

The Difference Makers Network

Contacts:
Odis Daniels, Co director
(443) 842-1784
Marquis Howard, Co director
(410) 776-5457

info@thedifferencemakersnetwork.org

Type of Business: Re-Entry

424 S. Pulaski st, 2nd Floor
Baltimore, Md, 21223

Website: Thedifferencemakersnetwork.org

Mission/Objective:
We are a Re entry organization who focuses on serving returning citizens 6 months before they return to society placing them on a pathway to success upon returning home

Provide an overview of your organization's primary programs and services:

Developing IDPs for incarcerated individuals

Workshops

Wellness

Trauma support

Leadership development

Life skills

Disciple ministry

Entrepreneurship

Peer mentoring

Service partners

La chow culinary arts

NCIA ( trades)

Bon Secure (employment readiness)

Turn Around Tuesday ( job readiness & employment)

Project place ( housing)

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer (check all that apply)

Case Management
Housing Support
Reentry Support
SUD Group/Recovery
Support
Job Readiness/Placement Training

Who is eligible?
18 and over
Motivated
Substance abuse

Not eligible / exclusions:
Under age

Appointments required?
Yes

Fathers Fighting 4 Fathers
Community Mentorship (For Families)

Contact:
Markus Trent
Executive Director

Email Address: MT@fathersfighting4fathers.org
(443) 454-2281

Type of Business: Mentor

424 South Pulaski Street Baltimore, Maryland, 21223

Website: www.fathersfathers4fathers.org

Mission/Objective:
Fathers Fighting 4 Fathers Community Mentorship (FF4F) is a Baltimore-based 501(c) (3) organization dedicated to strengthening families by supporting fathers, youth, and co-parents through mentorship, legal guidance, reentry stabilization, and community-based intervention.

Our mission is to restore family stability by working directly with fathers, mothers, and justice-involved youth (ages 13–26) to promote accountability, co-parenting, educational success, and long-term economic mobility.

Provide an overview of your organization's primary programs and services:

Core Programming – Community-Based Model FF4F operates as a hands-on, direct service organization rooted in Baltimore neighborhoods. Our programming focuses on five primary pillars:

1. Fatherhood Mentorship & Engagement

• Structured fatherhood cohorts (60-day cycles)

• Parenting education and accountability circles

• Conflict resolution and healthy communication

• Reintegration of fathers into their children’s academic and daily lives

• Co-parenting strategy development

2. Youth Preventative & Justice-Involved Support (Ages 13–26)

• Decision-making and life-skills sessions

• Vision board and goal-setting workshops

• Academic support and high school completion planning

• Community college and workforce pathway navigation

• DJS-referred youth engagement

• Positive male mentorship and peer accountability

3. Co-Parenting & Support for Mothers

• Facilitated co-parenting conversations

• Family mediation referrals

• Parenting coordination support

• Resource connection for mothers navigating custody, child support, or court involvement

• Safe engagement spaces to reduce family conflict4. Legal Support & Advocacy

• Court navigation assistance (family court, custody, child support)

• Referrals to legal aid and pro bono attorneys

• Documentation support and resource preparation

• Advocacy for equitable treatment within the family court system

• Policy education workshops for parents

5. Reentry & DHS Stabilization Support

• Reentry planning for returning citizens

• ID recovery, learners permit coordination, and documentation assistance

• Employment and workforce referrals

• Financial literacy and bank account setup

• DHS benefit navigation (SNAP, TCA, housing referrals, child nutrition support)

• Case management and community resource linkage

Community-Based Approach

FF4F meets families where they are — in neighborhoods, schools, courts, and community spaces.

Our approach is:

• Relationship-driven

• Accountability-centered

• Trauma-informed

• Culturally competent

• Focused on long-term family preservation

We serve fathers, mothers, and justice-involved youth between the ages of 13 and 26 with the goal of preventing further court involvement, reducing recidivism, increasing parental presence, and building generational stability.

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer (check all that apply):

Case Management Legal Support Mentorship Reentry Support

Clothing Baby Supplies Emergency Services Media

Who is eligible?:

(Children) new born to Parents Moms and Dads

Not eligible / exclusions (if any): N/A

Intake requirements:
ID

Days:
Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday

Walk Ins Accepted: Yes

Appointments required? No

Capacity Limit (per day/week): 10

Turn Around Time (from referral to service): 48 hours

The Food Project

Contact:
Michelle Suazo
Executive Director
443-690-1694
michelle.suazo@uempowerofmd.org

Chef Manny
Culinary Director
‭(410) 530-2710‬
Mannyr@richcroft.org

www.uempowerofmd.org

Type of Business: Food Access

Mission/Objective:
The Food Project is the flagship program of UEmpower of Maryland, built to confront two urgent challenges in Southwest Baltimore: food insecurity and youth unemployment.

The Food Project serves as both a safety net and a launchpad for opportunity.

We employ and train at-risk youth to prepare and distribute fresh, nutritious meals and essential resources to the community. Through hands-on workforce development, mentorship, and leadership opportunities, young people gain job skills, confidence, and purpose — breaking cycles of poverty while becoming part of the solution.

At the same time, we provide consistent access to meals, emergency food support, and connections to critical wraparound services for individuals and families in need.

Services: Food Access, Training, Mentoring, Job Readiness

Requirements: None, except delivered meals are limited to 21223

Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Walk ins: Yes

Appointments Required: No

Capacity: 150 people in side for events

Turn Around Time: Immediate pickup of food, meals delivered 1x a week

The Franciscan Center

Contacts:
Sabrinia Gay
Director of Responsive Services
sgay@fcbmore.org
(410) 467-5340

Type of Business:
Documents

101 W. 23rd Street Baltimore, MD, 21218

www.fcbmore.org

Mission/Objective:
The original mission of The Franciscan Center was to provide emergency assistance and supportive outreach to persons who are economically disadvantaged in an effort to assist them in realizing their self-worth and dignity as people of God.

Today, staff and volunteers in Culinary Services, Responsive Services, and Empowerment Services provide nutrition, connection, and education to help Baltimoreans in need as they make their way to self-sufficiency.

Provide an overview of your organization's primary programs and services:

The Franciscan Center offers the following resources:

Baby Essentials, Birth Certificates, Children's Library, Clothing & Toiletries, Court-Ordered Evictions, Dental Care, Dental Referrals, Emergency Food Bags, Mail Services, Maryland State IDs, Prescription Voucher, SNAP Benefit Applications, Vision Referrals.

Please visit our website at: www.fcbmore.org

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer (check all that apply):
Vital Documents Benefits Training Food Access Clothing Toiletries Baby Supplies Classes Medical Services

Who is eligible? Maryland residents are eligible to participate in our programs. However, documentation is required for select services and programs. Please visit our website for details.

Website: www.fcbmore.org

Not eligible / exclusions (if any):
Court-Ordered Eviction assistance is available to guest in the 21217-21218 zip code only and is a one-time grant. We cover the final payment of $250.00. Guest must have documentation that they are on the lease, have a valid ID, be within the catchment zip code we service, and show proof all funds have been raised, with the exception of the final $250.00 payment.

Intake requirements (check all that apply):

ID Birth Certificate Social Security Card Proof of Address

Release/Consent Form Referral Form Other

Days: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Walk Ins Accepted: Yes

Appointments required? No

Capacity Limit (per day/week): Wednesdays - no more than 30

Turn Around Time (from referral to service)

Depends on the service - see website

Goal 2 Goal (PRP)

Contact:
Champ Forbes
Life Coach/PRP Counselor
(443) 897-7447
champforbes@gmail.com

Paul Tolliver
Life Coach
(443) 226-5443
goal2goal@outlook.com

Type of Business: Therapy

Mission/Objective:
At Goal 2 Goal PRP, we meet people where they are and help them get where they want to be. From life skills and emotional wellness to community and family support, our mission is to help you move from goals to growth.

Provide an overview of your organization's primary programs and services.

Mental Health & Wellness Support - Coping Strategies, emotional regulation symptom management,
building healthy routines

Life Skills Development - Support with daily living skills such as personal hygiene, meal planning, money, management, time management, and organization.

Community Integration - Assistance with navigating community recourses, social engagement, and building healthy routines.

Social skills & interpersonal development - Improving communication, conflict resolution, relationship building, and self advocacy.

Crisis & Prevention Planning - Developing personalized plans to maintain stability.

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer:
Mentorship

Who is eligible?
Ages 5- 17 & Ages 18 +
State Insurance

Not eligible / exclusions (if any):
Must have State Insurance

Intake requirements:
Other

Days:
Tuesday Thursday Saturday

Walk Ins Accepted: Yes

Appointments required? Yes

Healthcare for the Homeless
Mobile Van

Contact:
Tyler Gray
Medical director
410-837-5533 public
tgray@hchmd.org

Type of Business: Mobile Medical

2000 W Baltimore st, Suite 3300 Baltimore, MD, 21223

www.hchmd.org

Mission/Objective:
We provide quality healthcare services to people experiencing homelessness

Provide an overview of your organization's primary programs and services.

We offer medical and addiction care at our mobile clinic as well as other services in our clinic including mental healthcare, dental and case management

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer (check all that apply)

Medical Services

Who is eligible? (age, zip code, status, etc.)

Anyone experiencing homelessness or housing instability

Not eligible / exclusions (if any): Stably housed individuals

Days Wednesday

Walk Ins Accepted: Yes

Appointments required? No

Capacity Limit (per day/week): Approximately 20 per day

Turn Around Time (from referral to service)

Walk ins on Wednesdays for new referrals

Maryland Physicians Care/MCMI

Contact:

Amber Banks
LMSW- Social Worker
abanks@mpcmedicaid.com
(410) 412-9728

Type of Business: Social Work

1201 Winterson Road, 4th Floor Linthicum Heights, MD, 21090

Mission/Objective:
The mission and objectives of the Social Determinants of Health Team is to assist Maryland Physician Care members close social gaps that they could be experiencing related to food assistance, transportation, utilities and more. The purpose is to provide community resources to members to help them with their social needs.

Services:

Case Management

Social Work

Who is eligible? MPC Members ONLY

Not eligible / exclusions (if any): Noninsured individuals or Non MPC members

Days: Tuesdays & Thursday

Walk Ins Accepted: Yes

Appointments required? No

Capacity Limit (per day/week): Thursdays from 10:00am-1:30pm

Notes Members are able to walk in anytime we are in the office for supportive services or contact us on our direct contact information provided on the business cards left outside of the office.

Company Name:
Recovery Cafe Baltimore/
Community Peer Project

Primary Contacts:
Tiffinee Scott, CEO: 540-841-7318
Lorice Rodgers (Daytime): +1 (667) 487-0207
Tiffany Ginyard (Evenings): 443-801-2812

Off-site Leadership & Supervision:
  - Keia Briscoe: Coordinator (Justice & Recovery Support)
  - Julvette Price Brown: Supervisor (24/7 Peer Recovery Support) 410.357.7337 (PEER)

Type of Business:
Outreach

2300 Garrison Blvd Balt, MD, 21216

https:/ /www.communitypeerproject.com/

Mission/Objective:
The Community Peer Project (CPP) provides one-on-one peer support, outreach, and linkages to services. Our mission is to assist individuals in forming meaningful connections with substance, mental and behavioral health providers, social supports, and community-based resources.

Provide an overview of your organization's primary programs and services:

We offer person-centered peer support and linkages to care, resources, social support, and services in Baltimore City with connections throughout Maryland.

We provide advocacy, leadership, training, outreach, peer-led research., technical assistance, and service navigation at the local, state, and national levels.

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer:
Case Management
Vital Documents
Benefits
Housing
Support
Legal Support
Mentorship
Reentry
Support
SUD Group
Recovery Support
Job Readiness
Placement Training
Testing
GED
Tutoring
Food Access
Clothing
Toiletries
Baby Supplies
Doula Services
Daycare Services
Classes
Emergency Shelter
Emergency Services
Medical Services
Social Work
Media

Who is eligible?:
No age range is required we support all age groups. We support Baltimore City residents. And you don’t have to be in active addiction to receive support.

Not eligible / exclusions (if any): Residents outside of Baltimore.

Days: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Walk Ins Accepted: Yes

Appointments required? No

Capacity Limit: No limit

Turn Around Time:
As soon as we can connect the participant their requested service or how ever long the provider takes that we refer them too.

Notes: We support anyone and everyone in the Baltimore City area all hours and everyday!

We’ll support you to connect you to any service you need we’re just 1 phone call away.

The ROAR Center - Victim Services

Brief Advice Clinic:
Monica Fulwood
Title: Program Manager
roaroutreach@umaryland.edu
(443) 682-2150

Ella Histand
Nurse Care Manager
roaroutreach@umaryland.edu
(410) 458-8449

Laurel Smith-Raut
(410) 598-4062

Email Address roaroutreach@umaryland.edu

Type of Business Service: Navigation

Address 520 W. Fayette St Baltimore, MD, 21211

Website www.roarcenter.org

Describe the mission and objectives

of your organization.

Every person who experiences a crime deserves support and services to rebuild their lives. We understand you may not trust the police or want to work with them. You may need some of our services, but not all of them.

That’s ok. We can still help you.

The ROAR Center offers a range of free legal services, holistic support, health care management, and mental health services tailored to survivors of crime—all in one place.

Programs/services:

Legal services
Case Management
Nurse Care Management
Therapy services

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer:

Coordinated Care
Case Management
Vital Documents Benefits
Housing Support
Legal Support
Job Readiness/Placement
Medical Services
Social Work

Who is eligible?:
Individuals who were victims of violent crime that occurred in Baltimore City and the individual was living in Baltimore City at the time of the victimization. Income less than $75,000 + $5,000 per dependent.

Not eligible / exclusions (if any): Anyone who does not fit within the eligibility criteria listed above.

Intake requirements (check all that apply):

Release/Consent Form, Referral Form

Days: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Walk Ins Accepted: No

Appointments required? Yes

Turn Around Time (from referral to service): 1 week

Company Name RoyallyEvents

Contact Name 1 Ronneka Dodd

Title Event planner

Email Address Msneka715@gmail.com

Phone (443) 800-2624

Type of Business Events

Address 424 S. Pulaski St Baltimore, MD, 21223

Describe the mission and objectives

of your organization.

I’m an Event planner /decorator..Im here to help you plan and coronate an amazing

event and bring life to your visions..

Provide an overview of your

organization's primary programs

and services.

My primary services are planning and coronating an event

Days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Walk Ins Accepted Yes

Appointments required? Yes

So What Else - Clothing

Contact:
Nellie Garland
Director of BRC
(443) 253-5462
Ngarland@sowhatelse.org

Rae White
Cheif of Staff
(202) 641-8105
rwhite@sowhatelse.org

Type of Business: Clothing

Address: 424 S.Pulaski St, 2nd Floor Baltimore, MD, 21223

Website Sowhatelse.org

Describe the mission and objectives of your organization.

So What Else is a non-profit organization helping the community with food and clothes and more.

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer (check all that apply)

Clothing Baby Supplies

Who is eligible? (age, zip code, status, etc.)

16 years old and older we help every zip code, If you their need diapers for more than one child they have to show insurance cards for the kids.

Intake requirements (check all that apply): Sign In

Days: Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Walk Ins Accepted: Yes

Appointments required? No

Company Name TBZ Production

Contact Name 1 Tj Bell

Title Ceo/ Producer

Email Address tbzdaceo@gmail.com

Phone (443) 970-4731

Type of Business Media

Address 424 S.Pulaski St, 2nd Floor Baltimore, 21223

Website https:/ /www.instagram.com/blurredvisionspodcast?

igsh=ang1OXRqOTV4Nzh0&utm_source=qr

Describe the mission and objectives

of your organization.

🎬 Music & Video Production

🎙 Mental Health Podcast (real stories, real growth)

📈 Artist Development • Promotion • Creative Direction

Based in Baltimore, MD

📩 Bookings & collabs: blurredvisions33@gmail.com

Provide an overview of your

organization's primary programs

and services.

We provide multi media services (including live recording, video streaming, podcasts,

audio recordings, studio recordings

What UEMD HUB Services Do You

Offer (check all that apply)

Mentorship Job Readiness/Placement Training Classes Media

Who is eligible? (age, zip code,

status, etc.)

Open to all ages and people of expertise.

Intake requirements (check all that

apply):

Referral Form Other

Days Monday Friday Sunday

Walk Ins Accepted No

Appointments required? Yes

Notes Several of the services that we provide outside of our production such as social media management, videography, interview’s, podcasts set ups , music recordings and , etc. prices are negotiable at time of meeting.

Company Name Therapeutic Wellness

Contact Name 1 Champ Forbes

Title Community Outreach Coordinator / PRP Counselor

Email Address eforbes@therapeuticwellnessinc.com

Phone (443) 897-7447

Email Address swatkins@therapeuticwellnessinc.com

Type of Business Therapy

Address 6801 Belair Road Baltimore, MD, 21206

Website https:/ /therapeuticwellnesscorp.com/wp/

Describe the mission and objectives

of your organization.

To provide comprehensive behavioral health care to individuals and families with a

holistic approach helping them on their journeys to recovery. This will reduce

systematic behaviors and provide individuals with healthier and more productive lives.

Provide an overview of your

organization's primary programs

and services.

Therapeutic Wellness Services is a human service agency that provides strength based

care and therapeutic services to youth and adults in Maryland.

We provide an array of Mental Health Rehabilitative Services to individuals with

significant mental illness who are in need of client centered, goal-directed, solution

based services in their natural environment to permit or enhance functioning in the

community. We are committed to enhancing their quality of life by meeting and

challenging the needs of the whole person – physical, mental, and social.

What UEMD HUB Services Do You

Offer (check all that apply)

Case Management Housing Support Mentorship

SUD Group/Recovery Support

Who is eligible? (age, zip code,

status, etc.)

Ages 5 -17 & Ages 18 +

Maryland

Must Have State Insurance

Not eligible / exclusions (if any): Must Have State Insurance

Intake requirements (check all that

apply):

Other

Days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Walk Ins Accepted YesAppointments required? No

Notes Saturday's are upon request.

UEmpower of Maryland

Contacts:
Michelle Suazo,
Executive Director
443-690-1694
michelle.suazo@uempowerofmd.org

Sheena Watkins
Coordinated Access Navigator
(443) 745-9793
sheena@uempowerofmd.org
(443) 745-9793

Nalisa Pittman
Office Manager
(443) 860-6997
nalisa@uempowerofmd.org

Roneka Dodd
Workforce & Education Director
(443) 800-2624
roneka@uempowerofmd.org

Type of Business: Community Hub

Address: 424 S. Pulaski St Baltimore, MD, 21223

Website: www.uempowerofmd.org

Describe the mission and objectives of your organization:

Mission: To empower individuals and families by addressing critical needs, bridging essential resources, and fostering long-term stability through holistic support.

Vision: To create a thriving, interconnected community where individuals have access to nutritious food, economic opportunities, mentorship, and essential services, allowing them to overcome systemic barriers and achieve success.

Provide an overview of your organization's primary programs and services:

U Empower of Maryland (UEMD) is a community-based nonprofit resource hub serving Southwest Baltimore. At the UEMD HUB, we identify needs and create solutions by connecting neighbors to wraparound support under one roof—from fresh food access and weekly meal support to benefits navigation, health insurance, housing support, therapy connections, mentorship, workforce readiness, and support for returning citizens.

What UEMD HUB Services Do You Offer:
Coordinated Care
Vital Documents
Benefits
Housing
Support
Mentorship
Job Readiness/Placement
Training
Testing
GED/Tutoring
Food Access
Toiletries
Baby Supplies
Daycare Services
Classes

Who is eligible?
Everyone, but delivered meals are limited to 21223

Days:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Walk Ins Accepted: Yes

Appointments required? No

Capacity Limit (per day/week):
Limit on 600 delivered meals, and job positions

Turn Around Time (from referral to service):
Depends on the service