Community support in Prince George’s County and Baltimore City. Find organizations by location, service, or the help you need.
From ABLE’s April 2026 resource directory. Call ahead to confirm current hours, eligibility, and availability.
Suggest a correction24/7 crisis hotline, mobile crisis teams, residential crisis stabilization, medical detox, and targeted case management.
Sliding-scale therapy, psychiatric medication services, group therapy, substance abuse treatment, and family therapy.
Individual, family, and child therapy; trauma services; psychiatric care and medication management; case management.
Outpatient mental health services including individual, couples, family, and group therapy with licensed clinical staff.
Free therapy referrals with licensed providers for depression, anxiety, abuse, grief, trauma, and life transitions.
Housing Choice Vouchers, mobility counseling, and access to housing in well-resourced neighborhoods.
HUD-approved housing counseling, affordable loans, home improvement assistance, energy savings programs, and senior rental communities.
Homelessness prevention, emergency shelter, rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, eviction prevention, and utility assistance.
Medical care, mental health services, addiction treatment, case management, dental care, prison re-entry services, and supportive housing.
Housing counseling, legal services for homeownership issues, homesharing program, and real estate development.
Career services, job search assistance, resume prep, computer access, job-seeking workshops, and re-entry services for justice-involved individuals.
Job training, career services, job readiness, GED prep, job coaching, and employment retention services.
Job training, job placement, career counseling, occupational training, and youth employment programs.
Construction career training, solar installation, roofing, utility infrastructure, YouthBuild program, and paid job training with credentials.
Employment preparation, job training, workplace skills, resume creation, interview prep, job placement, and 2-year retention support.
Free legal help for self-represented litigants: landlord/tenant, claims, consumer matters, debt defense, domestic violence orders, and expungement.
Criminal record expungement, free legal clinics, civil legal services, and representation in expungement hearings.
Free civil legal services: family law, housing, consumer law, expungement, estate planning, and income tax assistance via pro bono lawyers.
Foreclosure legal assistance, debt collection defense, economic justice, title acquisition, and lawyer referral service.
Legal information resource with self-help guides on Maryland law, expungement info, and referrals to legal services. Not direct legal representation.
Vital documents assistance (birth certificates for MD, DC, VA), Maryland State ID assistance, case management, food services, and job training.
ID and documentation help, case management for obtaining vital records, and social work support for people experiencing homelessness.
Birth certificates, Social Security cards, state ID assistance, and Baltimore City Temporary IDs for people experiencing homelessness.
No phone number is listed on the provider’s contact page. Use its email or website to request help.
Case management, housing and energy assistance, financial empowerment, food and nutrition support, and ID assistance through referrals.
Provides support for people with developmental disabilities and mental health challenges through group homes (residential rehabilitation), day programs for social and job skills, and outpatient mental health clinics.
MFR provides mental health and social services.
Free mental health education and support for program participants.
Medical care (primary care, prenatal, HIV/AIDS care), mental health counseling, substance abuse recovery, insurance enrollment assistance, and health education.
Services include individual therapy for depression and anxiety, and specialized assessments for Learning Disabilities (LD), IQ, and ADHD.
Multiple services including housing education assistance. Provides small grants to help qualified people avoid eviction through partnerships with caring congregations and other organizations, and with county government support.
Provides rental, security deposits and utility assistance to low-income individuals and families.
Shelter Referrals, Housing Assistance, Collaboration with Prince George’s County Department of Social Services to fast-track housing applications and emergency placement.
Wide range of vocational training and job placement support.
They help young people who are out of school or unemployed get back on track.
Services include career counseling, resume writing workshops, job search assistance, access to computers/printers, and referrals to vocational training programs.
They provide job readiness training, career coaching, internships, apprenticeships, and "Industry Bridge" programs to help people enter high-growth fields.
Support for individuals with developmental disabilities to find and keep jobs. They offer Employment Preparation Skills and Supported Employment where job coaches provide on-site help that slowly fades out as the person becomes independent.
Expungements. Provides free legal help to people who cannot afford a lawyer.
A non-profit law firm that provides full-scale legal representation.
The PGCFJC provides a comprehensive range of legal supports by hosting multiple onsite partners, including the State’s Attorney’s Office and various legal aid organizations.
Case management and referrals to help individuals obtain documentation.
Help homeless clients pay for ID cards and birth certificates.
Certified copies of Maryland Birth and Death certificates.