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Action In Maturity, Inc. (AIM) helps vulnerable older adults in the Baltimore metropolitan area maintain their independence and self-sufficiency by providing transportation, activities, outreach, and ...
The Red Cross’ Nurse Assistant Training Program provides unemployed and underemployed women with the opportunity to begin careers in a relative short amount of time.
Challengers Independent Living teaches single, teen mothers who are living in foster care skills they need to lead independent, self-sufficient lives.
Druid Heights Community Development Corporation assists low-income families with housing in the community.
The GBMC SAFE Program serves victims of domestic violence and helps them flee unsafe situations by providing emergency material supports.
Girls on the Run of the Greater Chesapeake uses running to teach girls in grades 3-5 about self-esteem, bullying, and other important adolescent topics.
Students incarcerated in Maryland state prisons can get a great college education.
House of Ruth Maryland provides a safe haven and healing environment for victims of domestic violence and their children, where they can rebuild their lives.
Humanim’s mission is to support and empower individuals who face social or economic challenges — by building pathways to economic equity, opportunity, and independence.
Through the Computer Literacy Program, the Immigration Outreach Service Center helps immigrant women become more self-sufficient.