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1800 N. Charles St., Suite 700, Baltimore, MD 21201
Available to: Listed for each program
Employment Assistance:
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GEAR (Growth Empowerment Assistance Recognition)
Available to: AIRS and City Steps residents (detailed below)
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Job Readiness Training
An intensive coursework that focuses on attitudinal training, workplace etiquette, proper attire and behavior, and developing and maintaining positive workplace behaviors and habits.
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Career Case Management
Personal coaching that provides referrals to key social service and community-based partners, and opportunities to secure needed educational credentials and job skills training.
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Job Retention and Advancement
Strategies for attaining higher wage employment, employment with benefits, or career track employment.
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Educational Exploration
Exploration of educational opportunities based on individual areas of interest, applications of interests to the workplace, and employment and career opportunities within the fields of interest.
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Permanent and/or Supportive Housing:
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Adult Permanent Housing Program
Available to: Homeless, very low income individuals who are HIV+ or have another disability, and their family members
Provides rental assistance and scattered site housing throughout Baltimore City and County.
Individuals and families pay 30% of their income toward rent with the balance being paid through their housing subsidy.
Interested applicants need to apply through their case manager. Required paperwork includes copies of birth certificate, social security card, proof of household income, and proof of qualifying disability. Applicants must be willing to accept case management services and be considered capable of living independently.
Counseling and Case Management:
Supportive case management focuses on greater access to health care, substance abuse recovery, employability and income, with the goal of strengthening self-sufficiency
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For additional info: AIRS Adult Permanent Housing Program,Steven Dashiell, Program Manager, 410-576-5070 ext. 36.
Available to: HIV+ ex-offenders leaving the prison system
One may apply through their case manager, if they are in the first 3 months of transitional housing post release, and meet all other criteria.
Clients may apply directly to permanent housing component once income and identification documentation and a personal recovery plan are in place.
Required paperwork includes copies of birth certificate, social security card, proof of household income, and proof of qualifying disability.
Applicants must be willing to accept case management services and be considered capable of living independently.
Counseling and Case Management:
Supportive case management focuses on greater access to health care, substance abuse recovery, employability and income, with the goal of strengthening self-sufficiency
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For additional info: AIRS ATD Housing Program, call David Waller, 410-576-5070, x27
Available to: Low income, HIV+ individuals referred through Maryland's Project HOME. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, single, and referred through Project Home, Baltimore City Adult Services, 300 Metro Plaza, Baltimore, Md. 21215, 410-361-5000, (general number); 443-423-6629, (Intake).
Adult foster care facilities, licensed to provide room, board, assistance, and supervision needed by adults with disabilities who are capable of living in the community, but are unable to live alone.
AIRS staff provide a protective living environment in a homelike setting for ten individuals living with end-stage AIDS. Don Miller Homes are a popular living environment based on the fact they are home-like, yet are fully handicapped accessible.
Each house has 24- hour staffing, a state requirement that allows us to be sensitive and responsive to the frequently changing needs of each resident.
Available to: Low income, HIV+ individuals and family members with Limited English Proficiency;
Rental assistance and scattered site housing throughout Baltimore City and County to HIV+ immigrant clients with Limited English Proficiency, of mainly Hispanic/ Latino origin.
Counseling and Case Management:
Supportive case management focuses on greater access to health care, substance abuse recovery, employability and income, with the goal of strengthening self-sufficiency.
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Please call Danny Munoz, 410-576-5070, x34, for bi-lingual message and further information.
Available to: Homeless youth age 18-24, low income individuals with/ without a disability
43-unit apartment complex in Southern Park Heights for young adults
The facility includes a fully computer-networked building with enhanced support and community services, with strong ties to employment and educational opportunities employment and education opportunities.
Available to: Homeless youth age 18-21, low income individuals with/ without a disability.
Capacity: 7 units.
Must go through YES Drop-In Center to access this
Counseling and Case Management:
Supportive case management
Education and Training:
Independent living skills training
Employment Assistance
Educational and job coaching to support job skills and income growth for homeless youth
Transitional Housing:
Residential services are available for seven single young men and women, age 18-21, with a history of homelessness and a readiness to take advantage of support services for up to 21 months.
Office Walk-In Hours (inquire about vending, writing, editing, general information, etc.): Tues, Wed, & Fri from 9am-11am
(443.686.9687) to make an appointment for anytime outside of walk-in hours
Advocacy:
Word on the Street is an independent, non-profit, grassroots newspaper led by those experiencing homelessness and by their allies that aims to educate the community and expose the underlying causes of homelessness by highlighting the contributions of homeless and formerly homeless individuals while providing vendors with a source of income.
Employment Assistance:
Vendors can sell papers for $1 each, gaining a $0.75 profit per paper. First 20 papers are free, allowing vendors 100% profit.
To inquire about becoming a vendor, visit the office during walk-in hours or contact phone number.
I didn't cry at my graduation today, didn't even come close to honestly. But seeing a family give speeches at a grad party about how proud they are of their daughter, yea that about did it but I held it in yknow? It wasn't my moment. Pretty sure it wasn't my fault I kept wishing my family was like that. And there was the after grad party.... I'll say nothing on the subject because really, what is there to say.
I just feel like crying, for what's changing, what sucks, what's to come and for how shitty I've been feeling. It's overdue anyway.
