Partners with local charities and non-profits to provide free diapers and hygiene supplies. They support families who are unemployed or experiencing financial crisis.

State Government program. Provides free health insurance coverage for children in families with low-to-moderate incomes who do not qualify for Medicaid. Typical amount: Full coverage

State Government program. Provides emergency cash assistance to families with children to help cover rent, utilities, or other urgent family crises. Typical amount: Varies

State Government program. Provides temporary cash assistance to low-income adults with disabilities who are waiting for a decision on federal disability benefits. Typical amount: Varies

Second-chance employment opportunity in warehousing and retail for individuals facing barriers to work.

Entry-level food service role with flexible scheduling and franchise-based hiring policies.

Supervises mechanical assembly operations at the Sparrows Point facility for conveyor equipment solutions.

Official Maryland portal to apply for SNAP, TANF, Medicaid, and other cash and food assistance.

Local Maryland Community Action Agency offering emergency rent, utility, and food assistance.

The Maryland Tobacco Quitline offers free, confidential phone coaching to help you quit smoking, vaping, or chewing tobacco. Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) to speak with a trained quit coach. Many callers qualify for free nicotine patches, gum, or lozenges mailed to their home. Open to all Maryland residents — no insurance required. Coaching is available in English and Spanish, with specialized support for pregnant smokers, teens, and veterans.

Licensed bail bond company serving Baltimore. Agents available to post bond and help secure release from jail, typically charging a state-regulated percentage of the total bond amount. Call for current rates and 24/7 availability.

Licensed bail bond company serving Baltimore. Agents available to post bond and help secure release from jail, typically charging a state-regulated percentage of the total bond amount. Call for current rates and 24/7 availability.

Free professional grief counseling and consultation services available to Maryland residents. Individual and family sessions help those coping with the loss of a loved one, with no cost and no insurance required. Reach out to schedule a confidential consultation. The Grief.com National Helpline (800-537-9353) offers free 24/7 grief support, and SAMHSA's National Helpline (1-800-662-4357) provides free referrals to local grief counseling and mental health services.

Free grief support groups meeting in Baltimore and throughout Maryland. GriefShare offers weekly in-person and online grief recovery support groups where you can find comfort, encouragement, and practical help after the loss of a loved one. The Compassionate Friends provides free support specifically for families grieving the death of a child, with local chapters across Maryland. The National Alliance for Grieving Children (Hellogrief) connects families with free children's grief support programs statewide.

Same-day pay gig work available in Maryland through DoorDash, Uber Eats, Lyft, Amazon Flex, Instacart, Instawork, Wonolo, Shipt, and TaskRabbit.

Maryland Department of Aging and local senior centers offer free yoga classes throughout the state.

Maryland Department of Aging and local senior centers offer free Tai Chi classes throughout the state.

Habitat for Humanity Maryland builds affordable homes in Baltimore and statewide. Strong urban programs for low-income families including returning citizens. Zero-interest mortgages.

Amazon has fulfillment and delivery centers throughout Maryland including Baltimore, Upper Marlboro, and Sparrows Point. Immediate openings. Background-friendly hiring.

FAA Part 147 certified A&P program near Baltimore. Partnerships with aviation companies at local airports. Affordable community college tuition.

Free clothing and emergency assistance for low-income individuals and families throughout Maryland. Over 100 program sites across the state.

Maryland's main food bank, distributing 50 million pounds of food annually through 1,200+ partner agencies statewide. Pantry locator on website.

Emergency and transitional housing for homeless adults and families in Baltimore. Case management, employment support, and connections to permanent housing.

Transitional and permanent supportive housing for homeless individuals with mental illness and substance use disorders. Case management and peer support services.

Low-cost mental health services. Maryland Medicaid accepted. Inpatient, outpatient, crisis, and community-based mental health services.

Free 24/7 mental health crisis response services. Mobile crisis teams, crisis stabilization, and walk-in crisis center. No cost for crisis services.

Free and low-cost mental health counseling for Montgomery County residents. Sliding scale fees, Medicaid accepted. Individual and group therapy.

Free publicly funded substance abuse treatment network. Connects Baltimore residents to detox, residential, and outpatient programs at no cost.

Low-cost long-term residential drug and alcohol treatment. Therapeutic community model with job training, education, and counseling. Medicaid accepted.

Baltimore City health department operates community health centers throughout the city providing primary care, dental, immunizations, STI testing, and behavioral health on a sliding fee scale. Returning citizens are welcome.

Chase Brexton is a FQHC providing primary care, HIV/AIDS care, behavioral health, dental, and pharmacy services across multiple Baltimore-area locations. Sliding fee scale. Returning citizens and uninsured individuals are actively served. LGBTQ+ affirming.

Western Express recruits Maryland residents for their free CDL training program. Baltimore and DC-area applicants welcomed. One of the most felon-friendly carriers in the nation. Non-violent and drug-related felonies actively welcomed. Regional Mid-Atlantic routes available after graduation.

Free college application help in Baltimore through Maryland College Application Week. Counselors assist with applications to BCCC, Morgan State, UMBC, and other Maryland schools. FAFSA, Maryland State Scholarship, and financial aid guidance. Returning citizens from Baltimore jails and Maryland prisons are prioritized.

BCCC provides adult basic education, GED preparation, and high school diploma completion. Free for qualifying Baltimore residents. Returning citizens from Maryland prisons are actively recruited and supported through partnerships with reentry organizations.

Social Security Administration office serving Baltimore City and County. Full SSA services. Maryland supplements federal SSI. Critical resource for returning citizens from Baltimore City Detention Center and Maryland prisons needing SSDI/SSI and replacement cards.

Maryland MTA operates buses, Metro SubwayLink, Light Rail, and MARC commuter trains. The CharmPass app and reduced fare program offer discounts for seniors and disabled riders. Baltimore's reentry programs provide free transit cards for returning citizens.

Maryland has strong Ban the Box laws for all employers. Under Armour (HQ Baltimore), Amazon, Johns Hopkins, and many major MD employers hire returning citizens. Maryland American Job Centers connect job seekers with felon-friendly employers.

Free civil legal aid for low-income Marylanders statewide. Handles record expungement (MD has strong laws), housing, family law, and benefits. 12 offices statewide.

Baltimore's oldest and largest emergency shelter. Provides shelter for 400+ men nightly, plus programs for women and families. Strong reentry support.

Automotive, HVAC, welding, and electrical programs with strong employer partnerships. Financial aid and veterans benefits accepted.

Registered apprenticeships in construction, manufacturing, and IT trades. Maryland has strong union apprenticeship programs.

Administers SNAP, TCA (TANF), Medicaid, and housing assistance. Local departments of social services in each county and Baltimore City.

Multiple Baltimore-area locations. Goodwill of the Chesapeake runs strong job training programs. Ask about employment services.