Mayor's Office of Homeless Services

Governor Moore and Lt. Governor Miller visit Baltimore Safe Haven, a drop-in center for the LGBTQ+ community. This picture is a courtesy of the Office of Governor Wes Moore.

Eleven organizations receive a combined $29.8 million through Housing Accelerator Awards to construct over 450 affordable housing units.

Director Simmons attends a Board of Estimates meeting to approve two hotel acquisitions to further house people experiencing homelessness.

Volunteers unload boxes of masks and PPE items for homeless shelters in Baltimore City during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Maryland Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) shares resources for people experiencing homelessness that have pets.

Nurse practitioners administer free COVID-19 vaccinations to people experiencing homelessness.

Mayor Scott and federal partners at the House America Press Event.

Local and state leaders break ground on Sojourner Place, an affordable housing apartment complex in East Baltimore.

Director Simmons speaks at Springboard Community Services' 175th Anniversary Event.

An employee from Franciscan Center loads a van with freshly cooked meals to deliver to homeless encampments.

Mr. Jackson Jr. shares his experience with homelessness at the House America Press Event.

MOHS Outreach Team is nominated for Team of the Year.

Director Simmons joined the Mayor's Office of Children and Family Success in facilitating workshops at the My Sister's Keeper Leadership Retreat for young girls at the Langston Hughes Community, Business & Resource Center.

Director Simmons speaks at a press event following an approval for a $18.4 million hotel acquisition to further house people experiencing homelessness.

Anthony Williams, Vice Chair of the Continuum of Care (CoC), speaks at the 2023 PIT Count.