Rental Assistance

Please be advised that Baltimore Renters United does not provide rental assistance at this time, however there are several local organizations that may be able to offer limited assistance. We kindly ask that you contact them directly for more details.

FindHelp.org

Mayors Office of Children and Family Success

St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center - 410-366-8550

Paul’s Place – (residents in 21230) - 410-625-0775

Mount Pleasant Church and Ministries - 410-325-3080

Mental Health Support

Baltimore Crisis Response - If you or someone you know is in crisis and needs immediate assistance, call or text our Here2Help hotline at 988.

Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a volunteer Crisis Counselor.

For electric, gas, water, food, internet and other assistance, call 211 or see:
https://211md.org/resources-by-county/baltimore-city/

Utilities

Homeless Services

If a student or family is experiencing homelessness, they should contact their school’s social worker. Families and students can call Baltimore City Schools’ Homeless Liaison at 410-396-0775 or visit 2000 Edgewood Street, Baltimore, MD.

Baltimore City Shelter Hotline: 443-984-9540

St. Vincent DePaul 410-662-0500

Baltimore City Street Outreach Information Card

Baltimore Behavioral Health Resources

Housing Safety Services

Green & Healthy Homes Initiative - The Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI) addresses the housing-based causes of lead poisoning, asthma, injury, and energy inefficiency by creating homes that are healthy, safe, and resilient.

View a complete list of their services by clicking here.