We provide year-round shelter and housing-focused case management, education training, job training, referral services, behavioral health treatment services and more to men, women, and children who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

We utilize a holistic approach to supportive housing by providing affordable housing to vulnerable populations while delivering supportive services residents need to achieve self-sufficiency.

We provide 24-hour residential supports based on individual need, independent housing with supportive services, medication management, group therapy, counseling, community support, and referral and assistance with the activities for daily living to individuals living with severe mental health issues.

We offer recovery and non-medical detoxification services designed to assist individuals suffering from addiction who desire a clean, safe, and healing environment to overcome the hold of substance abuse.

We support individuals living with an intellectual or developmental disability by providing safe, supportive housing and person-centered services including in-home support, crisis stabilization and life skills training.

We offer a variety of community-based services to help veterans and their families achieve housing stability, including case management, transportation to jobs, crisis intervention, mental health referrals, and income support.

We provide the kind of structured and community-based support men and women returning from federal prison need to effectively transition back into society, including case management, job trainings, substance use recovery, life skills training and resources, and housing assistance.

Get your tickets now for VOICE of Faith featuring the Kelly Bell Band on April 30th at The Center Club in Baltimore! This evening networking reception and fundraiser is our largest in Maryland, bringing together leaders in development, business, philanthropy, government and the public in support of our human services programs.

Register now for this unique opportunity to learn more about Moral Injury and its effects on vulnerable individuals and communities. The colloquium is an opportunity for members of the faith and philanthropic community to come together and devise solutions to some our societies more pressing issues.

On this month’s episode of VoA Chat, hear from Jana Berhow, our VP of DC Programs, and one of our clients, Joseph Favor, about the work we do to support homeless and low-income individuals with behavioral health needs in DC.