Resources for Older Adults |
Central Maryland AHEC maintains a list of organizations and agencies that serve Maryland's Older Adults. Check back as we add additional links. |
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988 Suicide Helpline The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provides 24/7, confidential support for individuals in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. It connects callers with trained counselors who offer assistance, crisis intervention, and resources to help stabilize and improve their mental health. Official 988 Website |
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Aging Networks Services 7910 Woodmont Ave Suite 630 20814 Phone: 301-657-4329 We are a small group of seasoned master degreed geriatric social workers and licensed psychotherapists. We each work with only a small number of families, remaining accessible in what is a highly personal service. Collectively we have eased the stress for thousands of families over the years. Aging Networks Services Website |
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Alzheimer Disease Research Center (Johns Hopkins) 1620 McElderry Street 21205 Phone: 443-542-7489 Researchers associated with the Center are focused on understanding the earliest stages of Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders, and on improving care of patients in the symptomatic phases of disease. Alzheimer Disease Research Center Website |
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| American Academy of Home Care Medicine 2700 Lighthouse Pt E, #220 21224 Phone: 855-576-8482 (Medical Supplies and Equipment) American Academy of Home Care Medicine’s members have built the field of home care medicine by building thriving practices. As the professional society for this field, the Academy has removed barriers, set standards, provided education, and fostered the development of legislation to facilitate growth, allowing members to meet patients’ needs. American Academy of Home Care Medicine Website |
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Bayada Home Health Care 8600 LaSalle Road, Suite 335 21286 Phone: 410-823-0880 BAYADA care teams take pride in being watchful health care advocates, working closely with you, your loved ones, your doctor and case manager to provide the personalized circle of care that meets your needs. Bayada Home Health Care |
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Black Mental Health Alliance 200 E. Lexington Street (21202) Phone: 410-338-2642 Black Mental Health Alliance develops, promotes and sponsors trusted culturally-relevant educational forums, trainings and referral services that support the health and well-being of Black clinicians, families, youth and their communities. Black Mental Health Alliance Website |
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Bright Star Care Phone: 800-618-7827 Bright Star Care provides high-quality home care, assisted living and staffing support to those who need it most. Whether it’s support for a loved one or an organization, we’re here to go above and beyond. We call it A Higher Standard Bright Star Care Website |
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CASA de Maryland 2706 Pulaski Highway 21224 Phone: 410-732-7777 Our team leads and contributes to powerful campaigns on the local, state, and federal levels to build power in vulnerable communities and create a society where all community members can thrive. CASA de Maryland Website |
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Catholic Charities 725 Fallsway 21202 Phone: 410- 244-7118 We are called to serve in ways where our Catholic faith, values, and century of service make us a unique and valued provider. Coming out of the pandemic, this has led us to rethink and tailor our focus so that we can partner in new and more effective ways. We have come to a deeper understanding and recommitment. Improve lives and nourish spirits by meeting need within a faith-based community of respect, compassion, stewardship, and excellence. Catholic Charities Website |
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Charm Care Resource Directory Online Resource Only CHARMCare is a free online resource guide that you can use to search for free or reduced-cost programs and services in Baltimore City to help meet your needs. The directory has information for resources that can help with needs like food, housing, transportation, utilities, employment, education, mental healthcare, and substance use care. Charm Care Resource Directory Website |
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Consumer Cellular for Seniors Phone: 844-580-0512 Since 1995, Consumer Cellular has been bridging the gap between older adults and the latest in cellular technology. As of this writing, it’s also one of the most affordable cellular carriers, with plans starting at $15 per month. Consumer Cellular Website |
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Continuing Care Retirement Communities 301 West Preston Street Suite 1007 21201 Phone: 410-767-1100 Information on support and resources for those interested in moving themselves or a loved one into a retirement community Continuing Care Retirement Communities Website |
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District Court Self Help Resource Center 501 East Fayette Street, 3rd Floor 21202 Phone: 410-260-1392 The Center provides free, limited, legal services for individuals who are not represented by an attorney in civil cases. District Court Self Help Resource Center Website |
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Drumcastle Government Center 6401 York Road 21212 Phone: 410-853-3385 Government Services including Health, Environmental and Community Outreach, Event Request, Cooling Centers and Hot Weather Tips, and Free Naloxone Training Drumcastle Government Center Website |
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Elder Financial Exploitation 301 W. Preston Street, Suite 1007 21201 Phone: 800-332-6347 Information on common financial scams, how to avoid them, and additional resources. Elder Financial Exploitation Website |
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Family Care Giver and Dementia Support Program 301 W. Preston Street, Suite 1007 21201 Phone: 410-767-1100 Information on common financial scams, how to avoid them, and additional resources. Family Caregiver and Dementia Support Website |
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Family League 2305 N. Charles Street (21218) Phone: 410-662-5500 We address inequities in education, health, and economic opportunity through an anti-racist lens to ensure that positive outcomes can be a reality for all Baltimoreans. Family League Website |
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Franciscan Center 101 W. 23rd Street (21218) Phone: 410-467-5340 Franciscan Center is an emergency outreach agency located in the Baltimore neighborhood of Lower Charles Village. The goal of the center is to give immediate response and relief to the emergency needs of disenfranchised people and help them resolve the conditions that placed them at risk. Franciscan Center Website |
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Fuel Fund of Maryland 57 W. Timonium Road, Suite 20821093 Phone: 410-235-9080 Our drive is to provide emergency financial intervention programs and services to a qualifying applicant who has no power in their home or an impending turn off notice from BGE. Fuel Fund of Maryland Website |
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Gilchrist Cares (Hospice) 11311 McCormick Road, Suite 350 21031 Phone: 888-823-8880 Gilchrist is Maryland’s leading nonprofit provider of serious illness and end-of-life care. With elder medical care, counseling and hospice, our life-affirming programs ensure that our patients have the best possible quality of life and the opportunity to live every moment to its fullest. Gilcrest Cares Hospice Website |
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Good Rx Online Download app and create account. Get coupons for prescription medications. Compare pharmacy prices Good Rx Website |
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Franklin Square Hospital Center 9000 Franklin Sq Dr Baltimore, MD 21237 Phone: 443-777-4000 The Family Health Center at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center is a primary care center that provides personalized, comprehensive care for your entire family. Being part of the Family Health Center offers convenient access to sought-after physicians, state-of-the-art technology, and treatment. Franklin Square Hospital Center Website |
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| Greater Baltimore Medical Center 6701 N. Charles Street, 21204 Phone: 443-849-2000 GBMC’s Community Benefit program directly funds local organizations and health-related initiatives in our service area. These efforts support health priorities and improve the health and well-being of the community. Greater Baltimore Medical Center Website |
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Health Care Access Maryland One N. Charles Street, Suite 900 (21201) Phone: 410-649-0521 HealthCare Access Maryland helps individuals connect to the care they need to become healthier. We reach the most vulnerable residents across Maryland. We work with diverse populations to bridge gaps in services, and ensure each individual receives the right care and supports to meet their needs. Health Care Access Maryland Website |
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Health Care for the Homeless 421 Fallsway, Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: 410-837-5533 We work to end homelessness through racially equitable health care, housing and advocacy in partnership with those of us who have experienced it. Healthcare for the Homeless Website |
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Here2Help Hotline Phone: 410-433-5175 or 988 Need immediate emotional support for yourself or someone else? Call to connect to a counselor who can help. Our specialists provide confidential care 24/7. Because we all need help sometimes. Here2Help Website |
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Maryland Department of Human Services 25 S. Charles Street 21201 Phone: 800-332-6347 Many services are offered by DHS that provide assistance and support to families and individuals that need help during these trying times. The list below shows the types of assistance that are available. Visit myDHR to apply for Food, Energy Assistance and Healthcare. Maryland Department of Human Services Website |
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Maryland Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use 301 W. Preston Street, Suite 1007 21201 Phone: 410-767-1100 Free Durable Medical Equipment for MD residents with any injury, illness, or medical status. No age restrictions. Accepting donations of Durable Medical Equipment. Call 240-230-8000 for more information. Maryland Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use Website |
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Maryland Peer Advisory Committee 2233 Orleans Street (21231) Phone: 410-357-1103 The Maryland Peer Advisory Council, MPAC, mission is to advocate, educate and support peers in addition to individuals, families and communities in and seeking recovery. Maryland Peer Advisory Council Website |
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Mayor's Office of Homeless Services 400 S. Bond Street 21231 Phone: 410-887-3723 The mission of the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services (MOHS) is to make homelessness rare, brief, and nonrecurring in Baltimore City through a trauma-informed, data-driven, and person-centered approach. Mayor's Office of Homeless Services Website |
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Meals On Wheels of Maryland 515 S. Haven Street 21224 Phone: 410-558-0923 Provides nutritious meals to people who are homebound and unable to shop or cook for themselves – because of age, disability or illness, Meals on Wheels of Maryland Website |
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MTA Mobility "Taxi Services" 6 St. Paul St 21202 Phone: 410.539.5000 Mobility is a specialized transit service available to people, who because of a disability are functionally unable to get to a bus stop, wait unassisted at a stop or station or board or ride a bus or train by themselves. Mobility is a shared ride service offered from the first exterior door of your home or pick up location to the first exterior door of your destination. MTA Mobility "Taxi Service" Website |
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NAMI Metropolitan Baltimore 2601 N. Howard Street, Suite 130 21218 Phone: 410-435-2600 We provide advocacy, education, support, and public awareness around mental health issues. Our programs are geared towards individuals, caregivers, and community members in a variety of settings. You are not alone! NAMI of Baltimore Website |
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Ombudsmen (Maryland Senior Advocates) 301 W. Preston Street, Suite 1007 21201 Phone: 410-396-3144 Long-Term Care (LTC) Ombudsman are advocates for residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Ombudsmen Maryland Senior Advocates Website |
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Paul's Place 1118 Ward Street (21230) Email development@paulsplaceoutreach.org Phone: 410-625-0775 Paul’s Place now offers more than two dozen services and programs to low-income individuals and families in the Washington Village/Pigtown community. As we look to the future, Paul’s Place will continue to expand programming and partner with other organizations in our community to improve the quality of life in Washington Village/Pigtown. Paul's Place Website |
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Premiers Senior Care Services (A Place for Mom) Online Phone: 866-837-8868 After school tutoring, After school for kids, GED for adults, Young men and women mentorship, Basic computer classes and summer safety camp A Place for Mom Website |
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Retired Senior Volunteer Programs Online Email: outreach.sparc@gmail.com Phone: 410-624-7554 SPARC provides safe and compassionate health, social, legal, and drop-in services at no cost. Interested clients should call the SPARC Center general number. You can also receive free legal aid Retired Senior Volunteer Programs Website |
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Roberta's House (Grief Services) 928 E. North Avenue 21202 Phone: 410-235-6633 St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center has launched a program that gives returning citizens a second chance, and the compassion and support they need, to start the next chapter of their life. Roberta's House Website |
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Salvation Army 814 Light Street Baltimore, Md. 21230 Phone: 410-783-2920 Salvation Army offers a broad array of social services to help you with food, shelter and other needs. Salvation Army Website |
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Senior Aging Services (BCHD) 100 N. Holliday Street 21202 Phone: 410-396-2273 The Baltimore City Health Department’s Division of Aging is dedicated to improving the lives and well-being of Baltimore’s older adults. We coordinate services for older adults, adults with disabilities, and their families to maximize safety, health, and independence. Senior Aging Services Website |
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Senior Assisted Living Subsidy Program 301 W. Preston Street, Suite 1007 21201 Phone: 410-767-1100 Salvation Army offers a broad array of social services to help you with food, shelter and other needs. Senior Assisted Living Subsidy Program Website |
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Senior Assisted Living Subsidy Program 301 W. Preston Street, Suite 1007 21201 Phone: 410-767-1100 Salvation Army offers a broad array of social services to help you with food, shelter and other needs. Senior Assisted Living Subsidy Program Website |
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Senior Centers (13 locations throughout Baltimore City) 814 Light Street Baltimore, Md. 21230 Phone: 410-396-1337 Baltimore City has 13 senior centers which offer different programs and services for older adults. You can take part in fitness programs, wellness, programs, dining services, and lifelong learning classes. Senior Centers Website |
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Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program Online Service Eligible older adults will receive a card worth $50.00 for fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, and honey. Once distributed, 2024 Farmers’ Market checks will be valid July 1, 2024 - November 30, 2024. During this time the card can be used at designated farmers’ markets and approved farmers throughout Maryland. Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program Website |
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Senior Legal Assistance 417 E. Fayette Street 21201 Phone: 410-396-2273 Salvation Army offers a broad array of social services to help you with food, shelter and other needs. Senior Legal Assistance Website |
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St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center 321 E. 25th Street (21218) Phone: 410-366-8550 St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center has launched a program that gives returning citizens a second chance, and the compassion and support they need, to start the next chapter of their life. St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center Website |
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Temah Healthcare Services 700 N Calhoun Street (21217) Phone: 443-835-8090 Wide array of programs for adults and family. Enrichment classes, Theatre productions, Arts & Crafts, Gym activities. Temah Healthcare Services Website |
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Tuerk House Inc. 730 Ashburton Street (21216) Phone: 410-233-0684 Tuerk House transforms lives by providing help and hope for enduring recovery to individuals, families and communities in the Baltimore metropolitan area who are struggling with addiction to alcohol and/or drugs. Tuerk House Inc. Website |
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United Way of Central Maryland 100 S. Charles Street 21201 Phone: 410-685-0525 Help with food, healthcare, rent or mortgage, utility or other bills, childcare, or other essential services. United Way of Central Maryland Website |
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| Veterans Affairs Community Resource and Referral Center 209 W. Fayette St. (21201) Phone: 410-637-3246 or 24 hours 7days a wk. at 800-698-2411 CRRCs provide Veterans who are homeless and at risk of homelessness with one-stop access to community-based, multiagency services to promote permanent housing, health and mental health care, career development and access to VA and non-VA benefits. Veterans Affairs Community Resource and Referral Center Website |
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YMCA Central Baltimore 1116 E Fayette St. (21202) Phone: 410-276-8690 YMCA Waverly 900 E. 33rd Street (21218) Phone: 410-889-9622 We help young people to grow into healthy, thriving adults by offering supportive education and leadership programs, team sports and camps. YMCA Website |
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